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Has Natural Parenting Become Trendy?
June 23, 2012
Hot on the heels of its recent article profiling Ina May Gaskin, the pioneering American midwife who's still delivering babies naturally on her remote, rural Tennessee farm – a true alternative to a medical, hospital birth – the New York Times published, this past week, another piece on midwifery. This time, readers got a glimpse into the world of high-end natural birth in the central hub of status symbol one-upsmanship, New York City. In certain circles, midwives, along with other natural lifestyle choices, now represent a departure from the mainstream and entry into the world of upscale trends.
Models like Christy Turlington and Gisele Bündchen have played a big part in popularizing natural birth, breastfeeding and the notion of the glamorous natural mom; choosing a midwife to deliver one's children is no longer viewed as a 'crunchy' decision among Manhattan's affluent young moms; instead, it's seen as a respectable and conscientious – even luxury – move. Because midwives provide a personalized, high-touch quality of care (read: more face-time, less waiting room time) far beyond what even the best OB's offer (although OB's can do things midwives can't, too, like perform emergency C-sections), they can also deliver fewer babies per year. This has made securing one's must-have midwife something of a competitive sport akin to, as the Times article aptly notes, the pursuit of elite preschool enrollment in the same city.
The reasons cited in the Times piece behind the increasing popularity of midwife-assisted births (most of which take place in hospitals, although home births — Bündchen's included— are also happening) in New York echo the reasons offered by women across the country who make the same choice, from Gaskin's patients in the 1970s to a growing number of American women today: midwives offer an experience that treats pregnancy as a condition, rather than an illness, treats laboring moms as empowered people, and sidesteps some of the less appealing aspects of medical birth, including unnecessary interventions and the separation of babies from their mothers after delivery. Unstated reasons behind midwives' recent popularity among cosmopolitan women may, I'm guessing, also include this population's ability to pay for services that fall outside of health insurance companies' coverage plans (some companies do cover midwife services, but it's not a guarantee), as well as an affinity for anything highly customized; the attention that a midwife will give to a pregnant woman, as compared with a doctor, probably feels more like the brand of doting these women desire. These women want to have the best experiences available, and natural birth is turning out to be one way to go about getting those. (True story).
There's nothing wrong with this, of course; personal attention is a valid reason for anyone to seek alternatives to our nation's very impersonal healthcare system. And whatever their reasons for choosing natural healthcare, I hope that the acceptance of, and increased desire for, alternatives by an economically powerful, and, er, generally more demanding population will end up driving greater access to natural birth and healthcare options for all American moms, even within the mainstream healthcare system.
Irrespective of the big-name midwife-game in New York, it's interesting to me that natural choices are, these days, often seen as exclusive, especially since many of the more popular natural 'trends' have been adopted into the mainstream out of far less materialistic circles (crunchy 'hippies', rural homesteaders, etc… Gaskin, for example, took a vow of poverty early in her career). This is perhaps because 'greenwashing' has taken hold as an effective marketing concept, and products toted for their eco-friendly attributes tend to be more expensive than their conventional counterparts. But the truth is that choosing natural alternatives (from food, to household items to, well, fewer items in general) can be both doable and affordable, and not just for the rich and/or famous. In terms of childbirth, as one example, my health insurance covered Kaspar's birth (in New York City), but I was floored when I saw the bill — we're talking tens of thousands of dollars! And that was JUST the delivery and postnatal care. I'm sure the nine months' worth of appointments and ultrasounds leading up to it cost tens of thousands more. Yet a friend of mine here in Austin, who doesn't have health insurance, gave birth at the natural birthing center here (with a midwife), and she payed only a few thousand dollars for treatment through the entire nine months of her pregnancy, plus delivery, and post-natal care (at least one night at the center). A natural birth is definitely an alternative choice, but it's not necessarily an exclusive or aspirational one. Here in Austin, at least, it's the less expensive option.
What do you think? Is a midwife a status symbol? Does her elevation to status symbol make alternative birth more or less acceptable in the meainstream? How about available in the mainstream? (Are regular moms gonna get priced out?) Do you think natural parenting choices in general are necessarily exclusive? Has natural parenting become trendy where you live?
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A web desktop or webtop is a desktop environment embedded in a web browser or similar client application. A webtop integrates web applications, web services, client–server applications, application servers, and applications on the local client into a desktop environment using the desktop metaphor. Web desktops provide an environment similar to that of Windows, Mac, or a graphical user interface on Unix and Linux systems. It is a virtual desktop running in a web browser. In a webtop the applications, data, files, configuration, settings, and access privileges reside remotely over the network. Much of the computing takes place remotely. The browser is primarily used for display and input purposes.
The terms "web desktop" and "webtop" are distinct from web operating system, a network operating system such as TinyOS or distributed operating system such as Inferno. In popular use, web desktops are sometimes referred to incorrectly as web operating systems or simply WebOS.
In the context of a web desktop, the term Webtop was first introduced by the Santa Cruz Operation (SCO) in 1994 for a web-based interface to their Unix operating system. This application was based on the provisional application entitled "The Adaptive Internet Protocol System" filed Nov. 13, 1997, serial number 60/065,521 and is the U.S. patent for the technology used in the Tarantella Webtop.[1] Andy Bovingdon [2] and Ronald Joe Record, who both explored the concepts in different directions, are often credited as the inventors.[3] The initial SCO Webtop, developed by Record, utilized a Netscape Navigator plugin to display applications in a browser window via TightVNC. A trademark application for "SCO Webtop" was filed with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office on November 8, 1996. In order to avoid confusion with the more complex technology incorporated into the Tarantella Webtop it was abandoned on December 24, 1997 by The Santa Cruz Operation.[4]
The first SCO Webtop releases were part of SCO Skunkware[5] before being integrated into SCO OpenServer version 5 and UnixWare 7. Tarantella was subsequently purchased by Sun Microsystems and integrated into their Sun Secure Global Desktop.[6]
Byte magazine referred to the Webtop as a NUI (Network User Interface).[7]
More recently, Google released an operating system for web connection called Chrome OS and several 11-12" netbooks from Acer and Samsung have implemented the system. It is thought to represent a useful fraction (~10%) of the current (2012) netbook sales.
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- A personalized desktop on every supported client device
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- Access your desktop anywhere there is a supported client device
- Session management
- Server-side session management allows roaming users to access restored sessions from anywhere
- Software management
- Ensures all users are running the same current versions of all applications
- Updates and patches need only be applied to the server - no need to update multiple clients
- No need for software to distribute software over the network
- Security
- Less prone to typical attacks, viruses, worms, unpatched clients, vulnerabilities
- Sensitive data stored on secure servers rather than scattered across multiple potentially unprotected and vulnerable clients (e.g. smart phones and laptops)
- Encrypted transmission of all data between server and clients (e.g. https)
- Software Management features (above) accommodate quick and easy application of security advisories on server side
- Webtop administrator can control which applications and data each user is allowed to access
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- Minimal hardware requirements for client devices (except for rendered technologies such as Flash/Flex/SilverLight)
- Less downtime - robust server system more easily protected and less likely to fail than multiple client desktops
- Fault tolerance - if a client device fails for any reason simply replace it with any other supported client device without loss of data, configuration, preferences, or application access
- Security
- Because all data is transferred over the internet, it might be possible for a cracker to intercept the connection and read data. Although with the use of https 256-bit encryption and access control lists, this can be safe-guarded.
- Speed
- When using a web desktop the whole code used for visualization (.js/.css files, Flash player files, etc.) needs to be transferred to the local computer, so that it can be displayed. Further, network latency or congestion can intermittently slow webtop activity. Offline application storage can mitigate this issue.[8][9]
- Application features
- Some webtop-delivered applications may not contain the full feature set of their traditional desktop counterparts.
- Network Access
- Web desktops require access to a network. If the client device is misconfigured or the network is unreachable then the web desktop is unavailable.
- Controlled access
- In some webtop implementations and deployments a user's access to some applications and data can be restricted. This is also considered an advantage of webtops but can be viewed as a drawback from the user's perspective.
- Central control
- The normal webtop user is not able to install additional applications or update existing applications. Updates typically must be performed by an administrator on the server side. Webtop users are dependent upon the webtop administrator whereas in the traditional desktop environment the user can fix and/or break the system by installing new software or updates. This can also be seen as an advantage for webtops.
Comparison of web desktops[edit]
The following tables compare general and technical information for a number of web desktops.
Name | Browser support | Developer | Engine | Free | License | 3rd party applications | Productivity Suite | Graphical user interface | Downloadable to Web server | Still Active |
appFlower | IE6/7/8, Firefox3/4/5, Safari, Opera, Chrome | AppFlower ApS | appFlower based on PHP + AJAX | No | Open Source: GPLv3 | Yes | Yes | Customizable | Yes | Yes
Feb-2012 |
CloudTop | All Browsers | CloudTop | XIOS/3 | Yes | Proprietary | Yes | Yes | Windows-like | No | Yes |
eyeOS | IE7/8, Firefox3, Safari, Opera, Chrome | eyeOS Team | PHP + AJAX | No | Proprietary | Yes | Yes | Customizable | Yes | No |
FullyOS | Firefox, Chrome, Safari, IE | Pradac Informatica | HTML5, PHP | No | Proprietary | Yes | Microsoft Office Web apps, Zoho | Windows-like | No | No |
G.ho.st | IE6+, Firefox2+, Safari. Partial: Chrome & Opera | Ghost Inc ("G.ho.st") | Flash + AJAX (mobile version is WAP) | No | Proprietary | Yes | Yahoo! Zimbra, Zoho, Google Docs, ILoveIM | Windows-like | No | No |
Glide OS | IE7, Firefox 3, Safari, Chrome | TransMedia | HTML5 | Yes (30 GB limit) | Proprietary | From Glide Community | Glide Write, Glide Presenter, Glide Crunch, Photo Editor, Email | Mac+Windows-like | No | Yes |
Nivio | IE7, IE8, Google Chrome, FF 4 | Sachin Dev Duggal, Saurabh Dhoot | In development | No | Proprietary | Yes | Yes | Windows | No | No |
Online OS | FF 1.5 and higher, IE7 | iCUBE Network Solutions | Java, Ajax | Yes | Proprietary | Yes | Yes | Windows-like | No | No |
OX App Suite | FF, IE 9/10, Chrome, Safari | Open-Xchange | JavaScript, HTML5 | Yes | Backend: GPLv2 Frontend: Creative Commons | Yes | Yes | Customizable | Yes | Yes |
Qube-OS | Firefox 12.0+, Chrome, Safari, IE10 | Qube-OS Team | HTML5, JavaScript | No - Yes | Proprietary | Yes | Yes | Mac+Linux+Windows-like, Customizable | No | Yes |
Symbiose | Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Opera, IE8/9 | Symbiose | HTML5, PHP, JavaScript | Yes | Open Source: GPLv3 | Yes | Yes | Customizable (default : GNOME Shell, available : GNOME Panel, Windows 7-like, CLI, Elementary OS) | Yes | Yes |
SkyDesktop | Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Opera, IE | InfoStreet | Python, Ajax | Yes | Proprietary | Yes | StreetSmart, Google Apps | Customizable | No | Yes |
Oracle Secure Global Desktop | Any browser with a JRE | Oracle | AIP | No | Proprietary | Yes | Yes | Customizable | No | |
universeOS | Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Opera | Transparency Everywhere | HTML5, PHP, JavaScript | Yes | Open Source: GPLv3 | Yes | Calendar, Documentwriter, Tasks | Mac+Linux+Windows-like | Yes | Yes |
VMware View | IE, Firefox, Safari, Opera, Chrome | VMware | PCoIP, RDP, HTML5 | No | Proprietary | Yes | Yes | Customizable | No | Yes |
weeZeel | Firefox 5+, Chrome, Safari, Opera, IE10 | weeZeel | HTML5, JavaScript | Yes | Proprietary | Yes | Yes | Mac+Linux+Windows-like | No | Yes |
xOS Webtop | FF 5.0+, Chrome 12+, Safari | XProduct | HTML5, PHP, JavaScript | Yes | Open Source: GPLv3 | Yes | Yes | Mac-like | No | No |
ZeroPC | IE 8/9, Firefox v12.0+, Chrome, Safari | ZeroDesktop, Inc. | HTML / HTML5, JavaScript, Java Applet, AJAX | Yes | Proprietary | Yes | Thinkfree Office, Cloud Storage Mashup, IM | Windows-like | No | Yes |
See also[edit]
- ^ US patent 6,104,392, Shaw , et al., "Method of displaying an application on a variety of client devices in a client/server network", issued 2000-08-15
- ^ Andrew J Bovingdon presented a Human Computer Interaction poster on the subject of Webtops at WWW2 in Chicago, 1994 entitled "Adding a new dimension to the desktop", http://web.archive.org/web/20041231084638/http://archive.ncsa.uiuc.edu/SDG/IT94/Agenda/Posters-received.html
- ^ The Santa Cruz Operation Technical White Paper, Tarantella --The Universal Application Server, July, 1997
- ^ See uspto.gov, click on "Trademarks -> Search TM Database", and perform a Basic search for "Webtop". The only earlier occurrences in both the Patent and Trademark databases are for systems unrelated to a web desktop context.
- ^ SCO Skunkware Release Notes
- ^ "Sun Microsystems Completes Tarantella Acquisition". Associated Press. 2005-07-13. Retrieved 2008-04-04.
- ^ [1][dead link]
- ^ Web Application
- ^ How offline application cache works
- SCO Tarantella Offers New Twist On an Old Thin-Client Dance, "Network Computing Magazine", Mark Andrew Seltzer, January 24, 2000
- Ditch That Desktop for a Webtop, PC World, October 16, 2000
- SCO Company History, Operating System Documentation Project
- SCO revamps UnixWare with Linux features, CNET News.com, February 23, 1999
- SCO Showcases Latest In Network Computing for Real-World Environments, Network Computing News, April 29, 1997
External links[edit]
- universeOS "open source web desktop"


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I made this short about chubby chibi Samus and her little pal, baby metroid.
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EDIT: I made a proper ending to the video now. Thanks for the feedback everyone!
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Rated 3.5 / 5 stars July 4, 2012
It was pretty cute. Liked the sound effects. I think she was a bit TOO chubby. The pronounced boobs and buttocks killed a lot of the cuteness for me.
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When we arrived we were given a room with a view of a rusty roof and a empty building that was being worked on. When I requested another room the staff was very accommodating and gave a a room facing the pool and ocean. We are definitely going to stay here again if we ever get back here. The staff were all very nice and friendly. Free full breakfast was ok, we ate around 7:00 and the food was cold but you can order made-to-order omelets. There is a casino next to the property. Parking is $10.00 a day in the garage and don't forget the resort fee of $15.00 a day.But all this is worth it! One day we drove to the town of Catano and took the ferry over to Old San Juan for $1.00 RT per person. I would not recommend trying to find a parking spot in old San Juan. I have found that everyone we have come in contact with in PR were very friendly and we never felt threatened in any way when walking around. We highly recommend eating at Senor Frogs. The food is very good and a fun atmosphere. Embarkation was fast and easy. You hand your luggage to the luggage crew when you get to the terminal and then move to the next area where you wait to get into the terminal. They check ID's and Cruise Docs at the door before you enter the terminal. You go through Security then to the check-in line. Remember to check-in online at home and print your sea pass before leaving home as this makes check-in faster.You will be asked for your docs. and credit card, you are given your sea pass and then go up stairs and get your picture taken. Now you are ready to board :).
Serenade of the Seas is a beautiful ship and very easy to navigate.Our stateroom was on the 9th deck and on the hump. I felt the room was big with plenty of storage space and the balcony was a good size. However, the bathroom is very small and the shower tight. We went to the Windjammer Cafe for lunch. The food is plentiful and good. There is an outside eating area which we ate at almost ever meal. We ate dinner in the main dining room 4 nights and our table mates were wonderful people. Food was good. Service the first night was very slow and it was hard to believe they do this every day. Everyone had to skip desert in order to make it to our muster stations for the drill. We ate at Chops Grill one night and wow! The food and service was amazing. The side dishes they give you are enough for 2 people, even the baked potato is enough for 2 people. Overall we had a wonderful cruise experience on the Serenade of the Seas. There were always fun activities going on. I don't think the Cruise Director ever slept!


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Many of the militia fighters who rose up and ousted former dictator Moammar Gadhafi in 2011 have refused to lay down their arms and are still challenging the post-revolutionary government.
Yet the militias are facing a challenge of their own. They now come under verbal attack on one of Libya's newest radio stations, Radio Zone.
The furor over recently exposed government surveillance programs has posed an abundance of political challenges for both President Obama and Congress. Relatively unmentioned in all of this, however, is the role of the courts — specifically, the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, known as the FISA court, and how its role has changed since the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
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You've likely heard about the link between sugar consumption and Type 2 diabetes. But fresh research ties another dietary pattern to increased risk of the disease, too: eating too much red meat.
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It's not your everyday real estate deal. A team of young entrepreneurs persuaded about 50 deep-pocketed investors to help them purchase a mountain. The deal just closed in April, and development on Utah's nearly 10,000-acre Powder Mountain is now underway.
"When we made those first phone calls, everybody's like, what? That being said, they know that we aren't kidding," says Jeff Rosenthal, co-founder of Summit, the group that led the purchase of the peak.
The U.S. spends more than $7 billion a year preparing classroom teachers, but teachers are not coming out of the nation's colleges of education ready, according to a study released Tuesday by U.S.News & World Report and the National Council on Teacher Quality.
The study says most schools of education are in disarray.
Originally published on Tue June 18, 2013 3:12 pm
President Obama will be advised to veto a multi-year farm bill slated to be discussed in the House this week, the White House says. The administration issued a statement on the legislation Monday afternoon, criticizing it for cutting food programs for the poor.
At more than 575 pages, the bipartisan bill was introduced by Reps. Frank Lucas, R-Okla., and Collin Peterson, D-Minn., the chairman and ranking member of the House Committee on Agriculture.
Advocates of tougher voter registration standards have racked up wins in recent years — voter ID laws have taken hold across the nation, for example.
But those who believe that government should make voting as easy as possible just gained a significant victory with the U.S. Supreme Court's decision slapping down an Arizona law that required potential voters to prove their citizenship.
Paula Cooper, 43, left prison Monday morning, decades after she became America's youngest resident of death row at age 16. She had confessed to the 1985 murder of Bible studies teacher Ruth Pelke, 78, in Gary, Ind. Cooper's death sentence was commuted in 1989, after widespread appeals for mercy.
Originally published on Tue June 18, 2013 4:09 pm
Editor's Note: Many of you noted that the price for a 10-pound bag of potatoes cited in the lawsuit seems ridiculously high. So we look into the matter further — you can read what we found in this follow-up post.
High-tech spying with satellites. Intimidation. Price fixing.
Originally published on Tue June 18, 2013 11:31 am
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I love food - all aspects of food. I love eating. I love buying food to prepare a beautiful meal. I love attempting to grow some of my own food. I love the sight, smell, and sounds of food (the thump of a ripe melon, the sound of a sharp knife slicing through raw meat, the sizzle of food in a hot pan). I enjoy exploring what is fresh and local wherever I am. I love eating and I love feeding others. I love food.
My trip to Cambodia was a chance to explore new worlds of food. I was familiar with some flavors from other SE Asian cuisines. But, of course, food changes once it's transported to a new country. Asian food in New York is different than in Asia. In Cambodia there were new flavors and ingredients, and also new combinations of flavors.
One of the best culinary surprises came in Siem Reap, at a restaurant called Cuisine Wat Damnak. Chef Joannès Rivière uses fresh, locally sourced food to create beautiful Cambodian food. His inspiration is not only traditional Khmer food, but also the diverse culinary influences found throughout Cambodia, including Cham, Vietnamese, and Chinese. The beauty of his food comes from combining these flavors with flawless technique and balance.
Joannès came to Cambodia 8 years ago to teach cooking at the Sala Bai hotel school. The Sala Bai school is an NGO-funded school which fights poverty and human trafficking by providing training in the restaurant and hotel business for underprivileged youths. While working there, Joannes also wrote the school's cookbook, which I bought - all proceeds go to the school. (I had the chance to eat the food of one of his students when I visited Bantaey Chhmar, a small village near the Northwest border. It was quite good.) Joannès was Executive Chef at the Hotel de las Paix in Siem Reap for several years after leaving the school. Earlier this year, Joannès and his wife Carole opened Cuisine Wat Damnak.
Highlights of our meals there would have to be the braised pork shank and trotters with star anise, the frog legs with wing beans, fish soup with fish from the Tonle Sap lake, roast chicken with fire ant sauce. Oh, and I can't forget the roast eggplant, or the perfectly cooked scallops. The flavors of his dishes are bright and clear, and perfectly balanced.
I was interested in trying to get some cooking classes while in Cambodia to learn more about the ingredients and flavors. Unfortunately, Joannès does not offer classes, but he did invite me to join him for his morning trip to the market. Even better!! A trip to the market, getting to follow a terrific chef around, is much more useful and interesting to me. In a cooking class, I would watch someone else cook one dish, and write down a recipe (which I could easily read in a cookbook). But this way, I would get to know the local ingredients better and get a glimpse of some of the ways he thinks about food.
So the morning after our second meal at Cuisine Wat Damnak, I rode my bicycle to meet Joannes for coffee, and then we were off to the market. The souvenir stalls had not yet opened, but the market was bustling with food - all kinds of food. I followed along as Joannès bought his supplies for the day and checked for new items that might spark his interest.
After shopping was finished, we sat down for breakfast - rice with fried pork, some lightly pickled vegetables, and soup. Delicious! And we continued talking about food and Cambodia, past and present. It was a fabulous morning - so much better than a cooking class.
When we said goodbye, I headed back in to the market to buy some fruit and some lovely young cauliflowers for snacks later while Ron and I visited more temples. And all the while, I wished I had a kitchen. I wanted to taste, smell, and feel all of that food. I wanted to feel the textures. I wanted to smell it cooking.
I want to thank Joannès, not just for a wonderful morning, but for three of the more memorable meals I've eaten. Yes, we went three times. He changes the menu each week. After our first fabulous meal, we had to go back the next week to try the next menu. And then it seemed like the perfect place for our last meal in Siem Reap. It is slightly more expensive than some of the other restaurants in town, but it is truly a bargain for the quality of food. There are 2 fixed menus each week, a 4-course and a 5-course menu. Actually, I think a multi-course meal at just about any restaurant in town would end up costing about the same. But at Cuisine Wat Damnak, you will get something really special.
I am not in the habit of writing restaurant reviews here, but this is a very special place and a very special chef. I continued to think about each meal, the flavors and combinations, for days after. If any of you find yourself lucky enough to be traveling in Cambodia, please visit Cuisine Wat Damnak in Siem Reap.


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Marriage at a Time of Mental Impairment: A Case with a Judicial Resolution Source: HumaneHealthcare.com Content Type: Case Description and Analysis This paper reports an adjudicated case (in the Province of Ontario, Canada) of legal marriage at a time of mental impairment. This a typical case, will serve to illustrate the multiple impacts of legal marriage at a time of mental impairment. These include the impact on the persons' being married, their children, their finances and their estates. Many unwanted consequences flour from a permissive legal capacity to marry and this paper will examine how a marriage can be taken seriously at a time of mental decline.
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Should Grandma divorce Grandpa? Source: MSN Money Content Type: Online new article Senior couples are splitting up in record numbers, and a Medicaid system that leaves one spouse in poverty as the other is dying may be a reason.
Late-Life Marriage Leads To Property Dispute in Divorce Source: Fleming & Cutri Content Type: Article Older individuals often get married, of course, and sometimes face legal issues as a result of separation or divorce. The legal problems associated with the end of a late-life marriage are not necessarily different from those faced by younger divorcing couples.
When Silver and Golden Year Tarnish Divorce Involving the Older Client: The Key Issue, 2006 Source: American Bar Association Content Type: Article A discussion of legal issues facing older clients in divorce actions.


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This comprehensive introduction to the thought of Jurgen Habermas covers the full range of his ideas from his early work on student politics to his recent work on communicative action, ethics and law. Andrew Edgar examines Habermas's key texts in chronological order, revealing the developments, shifts and turns in Habermas's thinking as he refines his basic insights and incorporates new sources and ideas. Some of the themes discussed include Habermas's early reshaping of Marxist theory and practice, his characterization of critical theory, his conception of universal pragmatics, his theories of communicative action and discourse ethics, and his defence of the project of modernity.
Edgar offers much more than a schematic run through of Habermas's big ideas. He deals in detail with Habermas's arguments in order to demonstrate how he weaves together multiple strands of thought, and he usefully situates Habermas's ideas within the contexts of the history of German philosophy, the history of sociology, and within contemporary debates in both continental and analytic philosophy. By engaging with some of Habermas's key critics and contrasting his views with the ideas of contemporaries, Edgar is able to give a clear sense of Habermas's place and importance in contemporary philosophy and social theory.
"A notable contribution to the literature. . . assured and readable. The discussions are engaging, illuminating and leavened with well-chosen examples." Radical Philosophy
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Duke pediatricians William Lawrence, Martha Gagliano, and Michael Land talk turkey on school lunches, nasty noses, seasonal sneezes, and scabs.
School is starting again, and I'm afraid that when left to their own devices, my kids will subsist on cafeteria corn dogs and Tater Tots. How can I make sure they'll eat healthy meals?
William Lawrence, MD: Whenever feasible, we encourage packing a breakfast or lunch to send to school. It really gives you control over content. Most children don't get enough fruits and vegetables in their day, so send things that are packable and won't quickly spoil: apples, bananas, carrot sticks.
And for breakfast, try thinking beyond traditional foods like pancakes. A little bit of protein and a good carbohydrate source, like a stick of mozzarella and a piece of fruit, can make a healthy breakfast.
While packing meals is not always practical, simply knowing what's on the school menu [check your school's Web site] can help you steer your child toward healthier options.
Depending on your child's specific dietary needs, good everyday choices may include 1 percent milk instead of whole or chocolate milk, or opting for water instead of juice -- there are a lot of concentrated calories in juice, so cutting it out can really have a good impact.
At our house, we know it's autumn before the leaves change color because our child's sneezing and runny nose really ramp up. Can you recommend any natural remedies for seasonal allergies?
Michael Land, MD: There is not enough strong evidence to recommend the use of herbal supplementation, acupuncture, or "special diets" for the treatment of allergic rhinitis. Some patients benefit symptomatically from nasal saline rinse, which washes out debris and pollens.
Allergy shots are considered by some to be a natural way of dealing with allergies, although they are still a medical treatment given by a doctor. These injections actually expose your body to small amounts of what you're allergic to. By starting with tiny amounts and gradually increasing regularly, these injections slowly change your immune system to be able to tolerate larger amounts of the allergens.
The best way to get rid of the symptoms of allergic rhinitis would be to avoid the allergen that is triggering them. Reducing exposure to outdoor allergens is important when the pollen count is high.
To avoid outdoor pollens, keep the windows closed in your home and car. Also, pollens are often emitted in the early morning hours (between 5 a.m. to 10 a.m.), so avoiding early morning outdoor activity can help extremely sensitive people.
Is it really better to "air out" a scab and keep it dry, or should you keep it covered and moist -- or does it make a difference?
Martha Gagliano, MD: Airing out scabs has fallen out of favor among dermatologists. Scabs itch and kids pick at them.
We'd rather keep it covered and not let it form that thick, itchy scab. Coat the scab in an antibiotic ointment like Polysporin, then bandage it to keep it moist and not let it get crusty.
My day-care provider says my child should probably stay home if he's got "green snot." Does that mean he has an infection? When should I take him to the doctor, and when can he just ride it out at home?
Gagliano: That's a myth -- the color of mucus is completely irrelevant. Kids don't blow their noses very well, so the mucous turns green.
The younger a child is, the harder it is to know how serious an illness is. Both viral and bacterial infections can make very young children quite ill, so with infants it's best to be proactive and to follow your instincts: If your baby is listless, eating poorly, or just doesn't look "right" to you, call your doctor.
Any fever in a baby less than one month old is worrisome, and you should call your doctor immediately.
For older children, things are a little easier. In general, viruses cause lower fevers (less than 102.5º), are accompanied by symptoms such as a runny nose, hoarseness, vomiting, or diarrhea, and improve over three or four days.
The illness is more likely to be bacterial if the fever is high, if it lasts longer than four days, of if there is specific pain (like a sore throat or an earache).
Note that antibiotics don't work on viruses, only on bacterial infections. We have a huge problem with drug resistance because of the overuse of antibiotics, so you don't want to use them unless they will really do some good.
For a virus, keep your child comfortable and hydrated and wait it out. Most viruses are at their worst for three to four days, so if it lasts longer, or if the fever is 103° or higher, go to the doctor.
While we're on the subject of fevers, is it better to let a mild fever go? If I bring down my child's temperature with Tylenol or Motrin, for example, am I hampering the body's ability to fight infection?
Gagliano: That's controversial -- maybe the fever's doing some good, but maybe not. If your child is uncomfortable, treat the fever. Most kids look terrible with a fever, so they're very difficult to assess.
Controlling the fever allows both the doctor and parent to assess how that child is doing. Also, kids get dehydrated easily; when they have a fever, they're losing water and need more, but they often won't drink as much, so they're at higher risk of dehydration. My opinion is to go ahead and treat those fevers.


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2.5 starson by DJAmbientPros: The user interface and design are pretty much flawless - I honestly can't think of anyway to improve upon the hardware design itself with the exception of being able to replace the battery yourself,
Cons: Major con is having to use iTunes. I hate the fact that I'm forced to use it. Everything about it is designed to have you buy from iTunes - anything else and you have to jump through hoops due to the proprietary database I want to drag and drop!
Summary: Due to the built in limitations Apple has crippled an otherwise brilliant device. It can be so much more if they were just not so single minded about its functionality and dependence on iTunes. Of course they are trying to make money but there are now alternatives that make this single mindedness a real handicap. I would never buy a Classic again nor would I recommend it to anyone who is not going to just mindlessly buy from iTunes. Their self-imposed limitation is going to be their biggest drawback in the long run as more and more competitive models come out with more flexibility and functionality.
They really need to open up the database/firmware to third party software companies at a reasonable licensing fee so the unit is not so single purpose and not married to iTunes. Cell phones are even becoming a viable alternative to it.
In my opinion the Classic line is doomed unless they open all it's possible features - at that price point it should do something unique or be super versatile and it does neither anymore. Once the capacity of the iTouch grows then who in the world would buy a Classic? Actually I returned an iTouch for the simple reason of it not having a dedicated volume and pause control I could use without having to look at the screen - an obvious form over function decision - do these guys even use their devices in the real world?
It really kills me how they've created such a fantastic user interface on the Classic but have neutered it with their firmware and software design decisions. At least the scoundrels who make printers sell them ridiculously cheap since the ink is the real cash cow. Apple won't even give you that break.
Despite all this pummeling I really really really like using the unit as a portable player - it sounds good and is very intuitive to use and is very robust. I cannot find fault at all with the actual player.
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It is a well known fact that you have to use Itunes to sync your music with your ipod. You do not have to purchase any music from apple. I use Amazon to purchase my MP3's (No DRM).
Why not use Winamp, Songbird, Amarok, or any of the other countless media players that support the iPod...?
You can easily download songs from any other music service and itunes adds it to your library. You are not forced to buy anything from ituens. Now you do have to use the SW to import playlists sync and such, is that the issue you have?


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A just right package of energy. 38 of them (IIRC) are converted from ADP in cellular respiration, using C6H12O6 (glucose). Also known as ATP. When one part of its energy is used up, it becomes Adenosine diphosphate, or ADP. When the last bit of energy is used up, it becomes Adenosine monophosphate, or AMP. If you get rid of that last phosphate group, you get adenosine.
Adenosine triphosphate (ATP) is a cell's charged storage unit for energy.
When its energy is spent it becomes Adenosine diphosphate (ADP). The ADP can then be recharged and reused indefinitely.
Cells take in energy units such as glucose and break them down into carbon dioxide, water, and energy. The energy released is used to hook a phosphate group to the ADP, recharging it and making it into ATP again; this can then be broken back down by the cell to give off the stored energy.
Even more energy can be extracted by removing a second phosphate group, creating adenosine monophosphate (AMP). Breaking ATP directly into AMP will create a pyrophosphate, which is unstable and will break down very quickly, making the ATP --> AMP reaction irreversible. (The ATP --> ADP --> AMP reaction does not create a pyrophosphate, and is reversible).
The human body contains about 0.1 mole of ATP; the energy used by the body's cells requires the hydrolysis of 200 to 300 moles of ATP each day. Each ATP molecule is recycled 2000 to 3000 times every day. Every hour about 1 kilogram of ATP is created, processed, and recycled in your body.
Its full chemical name is [[[5-(6-aminopurin-9-yl)-3,4-dihydroxy-oxolan-2-yl] methoxy-hydroxy-phosphoryl] oxy-hydroxy-phosphoryl] oxyphosphonic acid.
It's usually referred to as ATP.
The chemical formula is C10H16N5O13P3
Its molecular mass is 507.181 g mol-1
Its CAS number is 56-65-5
structural formula for adenosine triphosphate:
$ - high energy single-bond -. NH2 | | | N == C | / \ | H -- C C -- N | \\ // \\ | N -- C C -- H | \ / | N | | }- adenosine C | / \ | OH -- C-H \ | | O | OH -- C-H / | \ / | C H | / \ / | H C -- H | | | O -' | -. -. -. OH -- P == O }-+--|- monophosphate (AMP) | | | | O -' | | $ | | OH -- P == O }-+-- diphosphate (ADP) | | | O -' | $ | OH -- P == O }- triphosphate (ATP) | | O -'
ATP is the pricipal energy carrying molecule of all cells and is indespensable to the life of the cell.
It stores the chemical energy released by some chemical reaction, and it provides the energy for further reactions.
It consists of adenosine unit, composed of adenine and ribose, with three phosphate groups attached.
It is called a high energy molecule because it releases a large amount of usable energy when hydrolyzed to become adenosine diphosphate (ADP)
Adenosine_Phosphate_Phosphate_Phosphate + H20 ---> Adenosine_Phosphate_Phosphate_inorganicPhosphate + ENERGY
Adenosine Triphosphate: The nucleotide that provides the energy currency for cell metabolism; composed of adenine, ribose and three phosphate groups. On hydrolysis, ATP loses one phosphate group and one hydrogen ion to become adenosine diphosphate (ADP), releasing energy in the process. ATP is formed from ADP and inorganic phosphate in an enzymatic reaction that traps energy released by catabolism or energy captures in photosynthesis.
Adenosine Triphosphate consists of adenine (an organic base) and ribose (a pentose sugar) together with three phosphate groups. ATP is therefore a small, water-soluble nucleotide which can be easily transported around the cell.
When a phosphate group is removed from ATP, adenosine diphosphate (ADP) is formed and 30.5 kJmol-1 of energy is released.
ATP + H2O <--> ADP + H3PO4 ± 30.5 kJmol-1
ATP can be considered an energy currency in which the cell deals
ATP is a molecule which consists of the nitrogenous base adenine linked to the sugar ribose and which has a chain of three phosphate groups attached to the ribose in a linear fashion.
ATP is present in all living cells and serves as an energy source for many metabolic processes; energy is released when ATP is hydrolyzed into ADP. ATP is required for ribonucleic acid synthesis since it is a direct precursor. It is the single most important molecule in all living things since it serves as the currency for energy in biological systems.
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My integrity is very important to me, and the article about the dog warden issue in Butternuts on Feb. 28 made statements that bring my good character into question. Clarification of some overlooked facts may help:
Of course Facebook can be put to good use, as cited by Tania Benkovitz in a recent letter.
An estimated 26,000 members of the United States military --mostly women -- are sexually assaulted each year.
I fully support the hiring of a well-trained animal cruelty investigator by Otsego County officials. I stress the importance of "well-trained."
I was very surprised that Cary Brunswick's essay "It's time for warmer relations with Cuba," did not mention the real reason why U.S. relations with Cuba are not warmer. It relates to the electoral votes of the state of Florida and the very large number of Cubans and their descendants in Florida. No presidential candidate wants to alienate this vote.
In upstate New York, harbingers of spring are few and far between, so we have to take what we can get.
Obama was right when he said we needed fundamental changes, but he didn't say to what. It appears that most of his present agenda is taken right out of the Communist Manifesto. Look it up on the Internet or a good encyclopedia if you have the ability to read and understand what you have read.
New York state's current campaign finance system is broken -- it erodes public trust and negatively impacts democratic engagement and election outcomes. Among its shortcomings: legislators must spend inordinate amounts of time raising money to finance their campaigns; wealthy individuals, corporations and organizations exert undue influence; and just as important -- good people who might seek office are put off by the overall sordidness of campaign funding.
One person said he was "blown away" by it. Another called it "extremely gratifying." A third said, "There was a real lot of positive energy."
By failing to interview the subject of its story, The Daily Star published several errors in its recent article, "Butternuts hires new dog warden after conflict claim."
Given the current unpleasantness in the Ukraine, it might seem counterintuitive for the United States to consider cutting back on its military spending.
As I read the column, "Animals' Behavior A Sign of Wild Winter" (The Daily Star, Feb. 28, 2014), some facts immediately jumped into mind from my doctoral dissertation -- "A Natural History of the Catskill Mountain High Peaks" -- the flock of robins on the author's lawn on Feb. 2 are not a mystery: Many robins winter over in roosts, as many as a quarter of a million birds in one roost can be found in trees or in brush closer to the ground.
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For too long, Americans have held to the philosophy that tax money should be used only for the "deserving." Usually "deserving" looks white and middle/upper class. The knee-jerk reaction to Gov. Cuomo's inmate college plan, I believe, stems from this long-held and misguided view.
Since, the 1960s the number of women in the workforce has increased by more than 50 percent. However, by age of 65, the average woman will have lost $431,000 over her working lifetime, because of an earning gap with male employees, who do the same job.
To grant money to expand broadband in Otsego County, to Brewery Ommegang's Karaoke against Cancer, and to the One Billion Rising for Justice campaign.
Could you please explain to me why your readers were subjected to a self-serving, way, way too long front-page article, no less, about Facebook, written by a 24-year-old who had no life experiences other than she graduated college and has a job on your newspaper?
Kudos to Ms. Reynolds. Her article "My love affair, and break-up, with Facebook" on the front page Feb. 24, was well-written, thoroughly researched and fascinating.
Despite the efforts of most newspapers to mix in as much "good news" as possible into their daily coverage, because of the sheer volume of crimes, wars, violent acts of nature and other human tragedies that constitute "bad news," readers (and editors) can tend to become almost inured to the suffering of others.


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At large tournaments with limited amounts of quality fishing areas, boats often pile together in community spots. At the recent Sturgeon Bay Open in northern Wisconsin, for example, teammate Mark Fisher and I found ourselves jockeying for position atop shallow rocky structure with well over 100 other boats. Non-tournament anglers, too, often face intense fishing pressure on prime locations.
In my book, patience is key to success in the pack. When people around us catch fish, it's natural to grab everything in our tackle boxes and throw baits willy-nilly, or chase wildly around, following the bites.
But you'll boat more bass if you hunker down in the best spot possible, focus on your own fish-catching abilities, and not be concerned or frustrated by what goes on around you.
Company on the water? Focus on your own fishing—don't be distracted by boats around you.
Silence is also golden. With all the pressure and commotion, bass may be more than a little gun-shy. So make your corner of the crowd a safe haven. Be quiet, shut down your electronics, and eliminate any unnecessary movement in the boat.
In tactical terms, fish slower. Finesse a softbait like the 4-inch Trigger X Probe Worm, which is thin, buoyant and oozing with pheromones. Drag a tube. Slowly swim a marabou jig. You get the idea.
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Finally, show your fellow anglers the same courtesy and respect you expect from them. There's always a few bad apples in any crowd, of course, so when someone rubs you the wrong way, take in in stride. Don't lose your cool or let the guy get inside your head. Just focus on your fishing. And remember, nothing soothes your neighbors or rattles the competition like a smile.
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Negotiations between the NHL and its players continue to be in a fragile stage, but the sides continue to find reason to meet, providing hope that eventually it will lead to the breakthrough that ends this owners' lockout.
They will get together for a fourth consecutive day today after meeting for nearly 5½ hours Thursday at the midtown Manhattan offices of the law firm that represents the league.
There still is a lot of ground to cover, however, and the biggest issues have yet to be settled.
Representatives from the NHL and the NHL Players' Association have met for nearly 18 hours over the past three days. They met for more than seven hours Tuesday and more than five hours Wednesday. Thursday's meeting began at approximately 1 p.m. and lasted until almost 6:30 p.m. before the sides broke for the night to conduct internal discussions.
NHLPA executive director Don Fehr confirmed after the meeting that the sides will meet again today, but would not reveal any details about what they talked about Thursday or how things are progressing.
"I am not going to characterize it except to say, as I have before, that it's always better when you're meeting than when you're not," Fehr said. "It's better to be meeting and talking, than not."
NHL commissioner Gary Bettman also would not disclose the nature of the negotiations.
"We have work to do," Bettman said. "My hope is that we can achieve the goal of getting a long-term, fair agreement in place as quickly as possible."
The NHL responded Thursday to the proposals the players submitted during Wednesday's meeting concerning revenue sharing among teams and how the players and owners will split hockey-related revenue and guarantee the players' existing contracts.
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1. The Jaguars are improving. No, it wasn't enough to get the first victory of the season. And no, losses aren't satisfying. But to say the offense Sunday wasn't overall better than it had been the first four games of the season is to ignore reality. Maybe it's in small, small steps, but it's improvement, and for now, that's Head Coach Gus Bradley's objective.
3. The offensive line may be coming together. The Jaguars' offensive line had one of its best games of the season – and that was without Joeckel and Eugene Monroe, the latter of whom was traded to Baltimore last week after starting the first four games of the season at left tackle. The Jaguars allowed just two sacks – one for a loss of two yards to defensive end Chris Long and none to defensive end Robert Quinn. The Jaguars also had their best running game of the season.
5. . . . but there are too many mistakes. Way, way too many mistakes. As good as Gabbert looked on a handful of plays, reality is reality. And the reality is Gabbert has thrown seven interceptions with one touchdown this season. He wasn't pressured as much Sunday as he had been earlier in the season, but he really struggled with pocket presence Sunday. In particular, several times in the second quarter Gabbert looked to run when there was little pressure. Many people want to call that fear. It's not. Gabbert takes too many hits and throws the ball well too often under pressure to call him afraid. But he doesn't always sense where and when to move and that hurts the offense.
6. Gabbert is still Gus Bradley's quarterback. Gabbert left the game with a hamstring injury in the third quarter. Bradley said afterward he had no plans to pull Gabbert if he hadn't been injured, and he said that Gabbert will remain the starter if healthy.
8. Justin Blackmon is an impact player. He caught a 67-yard pass on his first reception of the season. He also caught a 39-yard touchdown later in the game. His body control, power and catching ability give him a unique skill set and his presence gave the Jaguars several stretches when they were productive on Sunday. He helped the offense in a big way, and if he can stay on the field, he could be the Jaguars' best offensive player this season.
9. The Jaguars are capable of winning. There are observers penciling in the Jaguars for a 0-16 season. On Sunday, they were within seven points with a little more than 10 minutes remaining. That's not saying what the Jaguars did Sunday was good enough. If you don't win, it's not good enough. But this is team is improving and it was competitive Sunday. Keep improving, and there will be more winnable games.
10. Sen'Derrick Marks was a good free-agency signing. We knew that already. But the free-agent defensive tackle continues to be the Jaguars' most effective defensive linemen. He registered a sack Sunday and also had two passes defensed, a tackle for loss and a forced fumble.
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