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Ella oral Warnings
Ella oral Uses
This medication is used by women to prevent pregnancy after unprotected sex or birth control failure (such as a broken condom). This medication is an emergency contraceptive and should not be used as a regular form of birth control. It prevents pregnancy by preventing the release of an egg (ovulation) and changing the womb and cervical mucus to make it more difficult for an egg to meet sperm (fertilization) or attach to the wall of the womb (implantation).
Using this medication will not stop an existing pregnancy or protect you against sexually transmitted diseases (such as HIV, gonorrhea, chlamydia).
How to use Ella oralTake 1 tablet by mouth, with or without food, as soon as possible after unprotected sex. This medication works best when it is taken within 120 hours (5 days) after unprotected sex. Take the medication exactly as prescribed by your doctor.
If you vomit within 3 hours of taking this medication, contact your doctor to discuss whether you need to repeat the dose.
The amount and timing of your period may be irregular after taking this medication. Tell your doctor immediately if your period is more than 7 days late. You may need to take a pregnancy test.
Because you can become pregnant soon after treatment with ulipristal, you should continue using your regular method of birth control immediately. Ulipristal may make other hormonal birth control less effective. Using a barrier-type birth control (such as condoms, diaphragm) is recommended every time you have sex during the same menstrual cycle that you took ulipristal.
Ella oral Side Effects
Headache, nausea, abdominal pain, tiredness, dizziness, or painful menstrual periods may occur. If any of these effects persist or worsen, tell your doctor or pharmacist promptly.
Remember that your doctor has prescribed this medication because he or she has judged that the benefit to you is greater than the risk of side effects. Many people using this medication do not have serious side effects.
Tell your doctor immediately if this rare but serious side effect occurs: severe lower abdominal pain (especially 3 to 5 weeks after taking ulipristal).
A very serious allergic reaction to this drug is rare. However, get medical help right away if you notice any symptoms of a serious allergic reaction, including: rash, itching/swelling (especially of the face/tongue/throat), severe dizziness, trouble breathing.
This is not a complete list of possible side effects. If you notice other effects not listed above, contact your doctor or pharmacist.
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Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.
In Canada - Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to Health Canada at 1-866-234-2345.
Ella oral Precautions
Before taking ulipristal, tell your doctor or pharmacist if you are allergic to it; or to progestins (such as levonorgestrel, norethindrone); or if you have any other allergies. This product may contain inactive ingredients, which can cause allergic reactions or other problems. Talk to your pharmacist for more details.
Before using this medication, tell your doctor or pharmacist your medical history, especially of: current or suspected pregnancy, unexplained vaginal bleeding.
This drug may make you dizzy. Do not drive, use machinery, or do any activity that requires alertness until you are sure you can perform such activities safely. Limit alcoholic beverages.
This medication should not be used during pregnancy. If you become pregnant or think you may be pregnant, tell your doctor immediately.
It is unknown if this drug passes into breast milk. Consult your doctor before breast-feeding.
Ella oral Interactions
Drug interactions may change how your medications work or increase your risk for serious side effects. This document does not contain all possible drug interactions. Keep a list of all the products you use (including prescription/nonprescription drugs and herbal products) and share it with your doctor and pharmacist. Do not start, stop, or change the dosage of any medicines without your doctor's approval.
Some products that may interact with this drug include: drugs affecting liver enzymes that remove ulipristal from your body (such as bosentan, griseofulvin, modafinil, nevirapine, St. John's wort, HIV protease inhibitors including ritonavir, rifamycins including rifabutin, anti-seizure medicines including carbamazepine, phenytoin, phenobarbital).
Ella oral Overdose
Overdose with this medication is very unlikely. However, if overdose is suspected, contact a poison control center or emergency room immediately. US residents can call their local poison control center at 1-800-222-1222. Canada residents can call a provincial poison control center.
NOTES:Do not share this medication with others.
MISSED DOSE:Not applicable.
STORAGE:Store at room temperature away from light and moisture. Do not store in the bathroom. Keep all medications away from children and pets.
Do not flush medications down the toilet or pour them into a drain unless instructed to do so. Properly discard this product when it is expired or no longer needed. Consult your pharmacist or local waste disposal company.
Information last revised July 2013. Copyright(c) 2013 First Databank, Inc.


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Statement of Senator Patrick Leahy,
Chairman, Judiciary Committee,
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June 21, 2007
For almost 50 years, the Civil Rights Division has stood at the forefront of America's march toward equality. Founded in 1957, the Division vigorously implemented civil rights laws during the turbulent era of the Civil Rights Movement. Its attorneys participated in landmark cases that helped transform the legal landscape of our country and brought us closer to the ideal of a "more perfect union." These cases included successfully prosecuting the murderers of civil rights workers, eliminating voter disenfranchisement laws, and battling discrimination in education and government services throughout the nation.
Several reports from former career attorneys in the Division highlight how the current Administration has abandoned the priorities upon which the Civil Rights Division was founded. New evidence continues to emerge demonstrating that President Bush's political appointees have reversed longstanding civil rights policies and impeded civil rights progress. There are disturbing reports that career lawyers have been shut out of the Division's decision-making process, that the Division's civil rights enforcement on behalf of racial minorities has sharply declined, and that the Department has packed the Division with attorneys who have no background in civil rights litigation.
Of the many stories about corrosive political influences affecting our government, the reports of the politicization of the justice department's Civil Rights Division are some of the most disappointing. After all, this law enforcement Division is entrusted with defending our most precious rights as Americans, including our fundamental right to vote and our rights against discrimination. I am deeply troubled by what appears to be an effort by the White House to manipulate the Justice Department into its own political arm.
About a year ago, President Bush signed into law the reauthorization of the Voting Rights Act (VRA). Although a broad bipartisan coalition of members of Congress supported reauthorizing this cornerstone of civil rights laws, how it is enforced by the Justice Department and its Civil Rights Division will determine whether it will continue to protect Americans against voter disenfranchisement.
Investigative reporting appearing in the Boston Globe, the Washington Post and other papers has chronicled this Administration's political makeover of the civil rights division. In the Voting Section alone, more than 20 attorneys, representing about two-thirds of the lawyers in the section, have left in the last few years - over a dozen have left the section in the last 15 months. Included in this talent drain were the chief of the section, three deputy chiefs, and many experienced trial lawyers, representing almost 150 years of cumulative experience in civil rights enforcement. In addition, recent reports highlight the departures of a large percentage of analysts who review pre-clearance petitions under tight time pressure. I look forward to learning more about the latest allegations about personnel issues in the Division from the Assistant Attorney General's testimony today.
The departures are not my only cause for concern. As we have learned from previous Committee testimony, the Bush Administration's political appointees implemented a major policy change in its hiring process. Until 2002, hiring for career jobs in the Civil Rights Division under all administrations, Democratic and Republican, had been handled by civil servants, not political appointees. After the Bush Administration disbanded the hiring committees - comprised of veteran career lawyers - a noticeable shift in backgrounds of its attorneys emerged. According to internal documents obtained by the Boston Globe, "only 42 percent of the lawyers hired since 2003 . . . have civil rights experience" which is a downward turn as compared to two years before the change where "77 percent of those [] hired had civil rights backgrounds." The Civil Rights Division apparently hired lawyers with strong conservative credentials but little experience in civil rights. This reminds me of the same hiring philosophy that brought us the disastrous aftermath of Katrina but with further revelations from former employees, it is clear that more than mere cronyism was at work.
It should come as no surprise that the result, and of course the intent, of this political makeover of the Civil Rights Division has resulted in a dismal civil rights enforcement record. I look forward to receiving additional testimony today about how enforcement of the laws that Congress passed to protect Americans are no longer being enforced by the current Justice Department.
As the Committee responsible for overseeing the Justice Department, we must ensure that the Department is upholding its duty to protect the American people -- all the people -- from discrimination. Our civil rights laws provide our Federal Government with the authority to impose criminal and civil sanctions against individuals and institutions that violate our peoples' civil rights. They provide meaning to our constitutional guarantees. If civil rights laws are ignored - particularly by the federal agency charged with their enforcement - discrimination will flourish, and the consequences for our nation will be great.
The American people deserve a strong and independent Justice Department with leaders who enforce the law without fear or favor. Every week brings new revelations about the erosion of independence at the Justice Department. This Administration was willing, in the U.S. Attorney firings and in the vetting of career hires for political allegiance, to sacrifice the independence of law enforcement and the rule of law for loyalty to the White House. We know that one of the lead political appointees serving in the Civil Rights Division was the first U.S. Attorney to be appointed by the Attorney General under new powers granted to him in the PATRIOT Act. It certainly appears that Mr. Schlozman was put in that district to infuse the White House's brand of politics into the law enforcement agency of battle ground state before what was expected to be a close national election. In fact, during his brief tenure he brought two controversial election law cases. I expect we will continue to learn more about what Justice Department rules and policies were broken by Mr. Schlozman as new evidence comes to light.
I look forward to receiving the testimony of Professor Brian Landsberg. Professor Landsberg literally wrote the book on the Civil Rights Division, entitled "Enforcing Civil Rights: Race Discrimination and the Department of Justice," so I expect his testimony to reveal how the current Division is performing in light of the purpose and historical performance of the division under several different presidents. Also joining us today is Professor Helen Norton. She will explore the important role the Division has played in past employment discrimination cases and how the current administration has departed from this legacy with its advocacy in two disappointing Supreme Court cases. We welcome back Wade Henderson, President and CEO of the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights, an expert in the field of civil rights and a keen observer of the changes that have taken place in the Division since President Bush took office six years ago. I look forward to receiving your testimony and I thank Senator Cardin for agreeing to Chair this important hearing this afternoon.
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ANCHOR | Metallic fencing and related components |
ARNEL | Yarns; textile fibers, including staple fibers and continuous filaments |
BARBIE | Doll; accessories for doll |
BEEF STICK | Summer sausage |
BIRKENSTOCK | Footwear-namely, sandals, shoes, and shoe insoles |
BLUSH | Wines |
BOOGIE | Surfboards |
BUSS | Electric fuses, fuse holders, fuse wire, and protectors for electric circuits that include fuse links and thermal cutouts and that respond to heavy overloads or short circuits to open the circuits |
BUTTERFLY | Medical infusion sets for administration of fluids |
CALGON | Water softening and water conditioning for industrial, laundry, and semi-industrial use |
CALROD | Electrical resistance heaters; electrical resistance heating elements for cooling devices |
CARBORUNDUM | Electrical devices comprising detectors for radio apparatus, resistance rods, lightning arrestors, resistors, and resistor units |
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CAROUSEL | Photographic projectors |
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CYCLONE | Seeders and planters |
DACRON | Yarns of synthetic fibers; synthetic polyester fibers for generalized use in the industrial arts |
DORITOS | Corn chips, potato chips, tortilla chips, pretzels, and nut meats |
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FOOTLETS | Anklets, knee-hi socks, hosiery, and footsocks |
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JARLSBERG | Cheese |
JEEP | Automobiles and structural parts thereof |
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LUCITE | Enamel and paint |
LYCRA | Synthetic fibers and filaments for generalized use in the industrial arts |
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PAMPERS | Disposable diapers |
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POST-IT | Stationary notes containing adhesive on one side for attachment to surfaces |
PYREX | Beakers, flasks, test tubes, etc.; glass |
QUICKEN | Computer software programs and user documentation supplied therewith |
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RIPPLE | Wines |
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ROQUEFORT | Cheese |
SANKA | Coffees and teas, coffee and tea extracts, both dry and liquid, and tea and coffee substitutes |
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SNAP-ON | Sharpening stones, nail clipper; calibrated rulers, magnetic paper clips, magnetic tape holders, drill bit gauges, tape measurers; tools and machinery |
SNOOZ-ALARM | Electronic repeat alarm timer sold as a component of alarm clocks; clocks |
SPEED NUT | Nuts |
SPERRY TOP-SIDER | Boating coats, boating hats, boating suits, boating jackets, boating shirts and boating trousers, footwear |
STELLITE | Metal alloys |
STELLITE | Rivet setting tools |
SWOOSH | Footwear |
TABASCO | Pepper sauce |
TALON | Thread |
TEFLON | Synthetic resinous fluorine-containing polymers in form of molding and extruding compositions, fabricated shapes-namely, sheets, [rods] tubes, tape and filaments [-solutions,] and emulsions; polytetrafluoroethylene coatings in the nature of paints and varnishes |
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TELETYPE | Printing-telegraph apparatus |
TELEX | Equipment and apparatus for electronic treatment of sound-namely, sound recorders-reproducers, phonographs, tape decks, tape recorders, tape cartridge players, tape duplicators, tapes for sound recording and reproduction, combination tape recorders and radios, and combination phonographs-tape decks, and components and parts for all of said equipment |
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TOLL HOUSE | Prepared edible chocolate |
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TRAV-O-LATER | Endless conveyors |
TRIGGER | Indicating tripping fuses |
TROUT CHOW | Feed for fish |
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TYVEK | Fabrics of man-made fibers and filaments suitable for making into household furnishings and apparel and for industrial uses |
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VOTATOR | Machinery for processing and handling materials in fluid, plastic, or particulate form including food products |
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- Slideshow on YouTube: Women and Community Association and Youth Network Against Violence
10/01/2013 -- Special feature for response magazine, October 2013. Empowering Women and Youth in Nicaragua. - VIDEO - Acción Médica Cristiana: "Together we build the future we dream"
07/18/2013 -- United Methodist Women and Acción Médica Cristiana work together in Nicaragua to empower women, build community and feed families. From agriculture to health care, this partnership offers a holistic approach to wellness. - The Story of Carolina in Nicaragua and Paul of Tarsus
06/12/2013 -- It hadn't been Carolina's choice to migrate to Costa Rica, but her situation forced her to do so in order to find a better job and support her children. - One Cow at a Time
06/01/2013 -- Through its cow bank, Acción Médica Cristiana empowers women and feeds families in Nicaragua. - Pilgrimages for Peace: A Lenten Reflection for Ash Wednesday
02/25/2009 -- This Ash Wednesday, as I remember Nicaraguan ministry of presence in the dusty places of Nicaragua, I realize that their trips were Lenten pilgrimages.
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As night fell on May 31, the candlelight vigils around the country for the murdered Dr. George Tiller included one at Dupont Circle. Several dozen abortion-rights advocates gathered beside the fountain holding candles. We listened to the Rev. Mark Thompson, an associate minister at Israel Baptist Church.
Thompson, who also hosts a talk show on Sirius-XM radio, decried the incendiary speech favored by right-wing radio talk-show hosts, and urged his fellow broadcasters to foster a more civil discourse. He expressed outrage that Tiller was shot inside a church, traditionally a place of sanctuary. He called Tiller a martyr.
My surprise at a minister calling an abortion doctor a martyr inspired me to ask myself: What impels me, as someone who regards the ending of an unwanted pregnancy as a tragedy, not only to attend vigils but to defend abortion rights as part of my gay-rights advocacy?
One connection between abortion rights and gay rights is in constitutional law. Several key rulings by the U.S. Supreme Court, from Griswold v. Connecticut to Eisenstadt v. Baird to Roe v. Wade to Lawrence v. Texas (the 2003 ruling overturning sodomy laws), uphold a right to privacy grounded in due process. Despite complaints that Roe was poorly argued, this body of rulings holds that individuals enjoy a zone of privacy that is not properly subject to governmental coercion.
But ''Abortion is always killing; sex is often loving,'' wrote gay writer Dale Carpenter in a 2005 column titled, ''Abortion Rights Are Not Gay Rights.'' He makes a fair point. I agree with him that connecting gay rights to abortion rights will win no conservative converts to gay equality. But the comparison I am making is legal, not moral. While I agree that we should make the case that same-sex love is virtuous and good for society, I do not accept the idea that only activities that receive widespread moral approbation deserve legal protection.
Rozalyn Farmer Love, a third-year medical student at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, wrote a compelling account in the June 7 Washington Post of her personal journey toward support for women's right to choose abortion. ''I don't claim that abortion is morally acceptable. I think that it's a very private, intensely personal decision.''
Love was ''shocked at how little many of my friends � women who were studying biology and planning to become doctors � knew about their own sexual health. They didn't know about or couldn't get the reproductive health care they needed because of barriers put up by their culture, their religion and their parents, whose sole contribution to sex ed was generally an unspoken 'Thou shalt not!'''
Of course, abortion-choice opponents argue that abortion isn't a purely personal matter because another life is involved. The most concise answer to that is: Who decides? That is the bottom-line legal question. As morally fraught as the decision on whether to continue a pregnancy is, no one other than the woman herself is in a position to make it. If I am going to defend my own sexual self-determination, I owe it to my sisters � and I actually have four � to respect theirs.
Maintaining the peace in a diverse society depends on distinguishing between the civil and religious spheres. This is undermined by the ''baby killer'' rhetoric of people like Bill O'Reilly of Fox News, who repeatedly demonized Tiller with statements that he ''destroys fetuses for just about any reason right up until the birth date for five thousand dollars,'' and ''No question Dr. Tiller has blood on his hands.''
O'Reilly is not responsible in a legal sense for the murder of Tiller, but he bears moral responsibility for his inflammatory comments. As the Rev. Thompson noted at the vigil, there are disturbed people who need little provocation to go over the edge. One example is Richard Andrew Poplawski, accused in the recent murder of three Pennsylvania police officers, who was stirred by the drumbeat of pro-gun Web sites that accused President Obama of trying to ''get your guns'' and urged readers to ''Get your guns while you still can.''
Fortunately, as a Bible Belt med student and a young Baptist minister demonstrated, defenders of choice are standing up for women's reproductive freedom and the doctors who serve it. Through their courage and commitment, these civil libertarians send a message to religious authoritarians that murder won't overturn Roe.
Richard J. Rosendall is a writer and activist whose work has appeared on Salon.com and the Independent Gay Forum. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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The second phase of SolrCloud has been in full swing for a couple of months now and it looks like we are going to be able to commit this work to trunk very soon! In Phase1 we built on top of Solr's distributed search capabilities and added cluster state, central config, and built-in read side fault tolerance. Phase 2 is even more ambitious and focuses on the write side. We are talking full-blown fault tolerance for reads and writes, near real-time support, real-time GET, true single node durability, optimistic locking, cluster elasticity, improvements to the Phase 1 features, and more.
Once we get Phase2 into trunk we will work on hardening and finishing a couple missing features – then SolrCloud should be ready to be part of the upcoming Lucene/Solr 4.0 release.
If you want to read more about SolrCloud and where we are with Phase 2, check out the new wiki page that we are working on at http://wiki.apache.org/solr/SolrCloud2 - feedback appreciated!
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If one thing the Edward Snowden releases have shown, is if the authorities are telling you they plan to do something, they are probably already doing it.
If one thing the Edward Snowden releases have shown, is if the authorities are telling you they plan to do something, they are probably already doing it.
The UK is a basket case, it treats the arts in higher esteem than the sciences and engineering (unlike countries like Germany). The general public in the UK don't like people who takes sciences (how popular are science nerds/geeks compared to jocks in school?) Money is thrown at the arts like it's going out of fashion, the scienes however always have funding problems.
When I studied at university, the arts students were the ones who had lots of time to prop up the student bars, and could get any books they wanted very cheaply (say £5), whereas for sciences, it was normal to spend £50+ for just one book.
In the UK, the amount of effort you put into a science degree and pay you get, is inversely proportional to the effort and pay the arts students get (unless you're really really good in your chosen science subject)
So of course, the sciences should have their courses paid for compared to the arts. But I would add to that, to prevent people jumping onto a science course because it's free, they MUST have studied science courses and have good grades in them from lower schools before getting to university. This should prevent students from moving courses.
Never mind wearable tech, in the UK, mens trousers (pants to the US audience), are getting ever smaller pockets, and now same happening to coats too (or vanishing pockets). Guys put their stuff in their pockets, we don't want to look like idiots like ex-footballer David Beckham with bags trying to look as if men should have them to carry their stuff like women.
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I'm not a professional photographer, but I do not like point-and-shoot cameras, shutter lag, limit of lens choices (actually no choice just the one), terrible f-stop range, terrible noise on sensors, tiny sensors, and they are way too light to be able to make steady shots, and not seeing through the lens at what you're shooting is totally weird with the electronic lag of CCD to LCD display.
With a DSLR I can shoot with very high shutter speeds, having the ability to change lenses allows me to get either macro close or very far objects closer up. You can also clip on filters to change the image, like polarisers.
Most people will not need a DSLR, but to claim that those cameras are only for professionals is rubbish. Even a cheap DSLR will out do a point-and-shoot. And let's not even get into thiny pinhead size sensors in mobile phones and claim that it's genuinely 8MP+.
What I meant was write better encryption for the masses. Change the email system so emails are not all sent like postcards. Nothing illegal in that.
If you're good enough to work in this so called "cyber security", bare in mind the crimes of NSA and GCHQ against the entire planet, you'd be better off being on the good guys side, the side of everyday people.
Recently, I tried to add a signed key to my emails so people could "prove" they were from me. I was requested by everyone using some Microsoft package for email, to stop, as Microsoft was messing up the formatting of the email, and adding the key as plain text to the email, unlike other packeges I was using and treating the signature a bit like an attachment, something you can click, but is not shown as part of the main message.
So until this rubbish is sorted out, people will not be able to use even simple things like signing messages, let alone encrypting messages.
Serious crime is laundering drug cartel money through the City of London (as has been recently proved), but the City of London police don't want to police it's square mile. Money talks, and the bankers have bought all the "justice" they want.
That's BT for you, instead of investing in the network, they flog the life out of the old crap they have to avoid investing in the network, and give more money to shareholders.
I've been a tester (and Mageia user) since before Mageia 1 was released, having decided to take the plunge in the new forked distro instead of staying with Mandriva.
I think the distro is working well especially considering it's small community. Only recent "controversial" changes have been like changing the log files from easy read text files to binary rubbish, but I think many distros are doing that now, and using the new Grub2 still needs some ironing out of small issues.
Having standard connectors could cut costs for car manufacturers. If you've ever replaced a car radio for your own instead of cheapo car radio, you run into the problem of needing different adapters to connect into a cars wiring loom.
How difficult is it to have manufacturers use ONE connector for +ve, GND, +VCC (for memory backup), and maybe one aux wire for security. Then there's the speakers connections! The car radio manufacturers have standardised more or less, but the car manufacturers have not.
Cheaper food for how long, until the company that has the GM patent has 50% of food production, 80%, 100%? It's a one way ticket to economic disaster, let alone the long term health and ecological impact that nobody knows.
Nature wants bio-diversity, not the junk that GM is.
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Genachowski has allowed (by not getting in the way of) the biggest and fastest LTE deployment the world has yet seen, and yes the somewhat painful but very necessary beginning of sunsetting obsolete DSL which of course will benefit those offering superior docsis 3.0 technologies.If you were to let consumers drive the bus so to speak, with a heavy handed FCC piling rules and regulations on top of carriers, we'd all be the worse for it.
short memory?You mean 700Hz auction that need to maintain naked DSL, open to 3rd carrier, unlimited data and fiber build out?Where are those now? FCC has failed to keep the market competitive. US broadband dropped the competitiveness ALL OVER in term of speed, availability and affordable price!
Disagree. Carriers, like any other company, need the flexibility to dynamically do what they do best (make a profit) to fulfill the needs of the marketplace. Otherwise you're tying their hands, slowing down progress, all while making it more expensive. The FCC recognizes this.Naked DSL?? Come on, only a sliver of the market actually asked for it. Fiber? Unlimited data? Those are mutually exclusive, and as google is about to find out (like VZ before them), fiber is too expensive.
Right, fiber is too expensive. That is why I have it, have had it for several years, and will continue to have it for several more. For this priviladge I pay about $1560 a year, never call customer support, and have all the original equipment except that expensive little box on the back of my house that was installed wrong.The carrier that installed it was given substantial tax breaks, rights of way, and told they don't have to lease the lines. They also had been told they could exclude unprofitable neighborhoods. I doubt those words where used, but that is what they did.Now, the CEO over there doesn't see long term investment as viable and doesn't want to mess up the short term by spending money on the last mile part of he install. He wants to skip all that and give everyone metered access, at a higher cost, to a network that won't cost as much to build out. You see, why pay for two separate networks when you can have only one, and that one also happens to be able to charge a premium.Who knows, he might be right, I do believe Wireless is the future. Unobstructed, always on, super highspeed data that can be accessed anywhere at anytime from a single device. I also think we will get there about the time my tablet stops being a bedside toy and can replace my six (soon to be eight) core desktop with it's high end graphics card.Say in about 10 to 12 years, that was how long it took them to get smart phones and tablets right.--I voted for Snoopy!
Are you asking both sides that question? Because I'd suggest that there are a lot of opinions thrown around on this site with little substantiation.
The carrier that installed it was given substantial tax breaks, rights of way, and told they don't have to lease the lines.
Your right Jason. Most on this site would prefer that they have everything for near free. But heaven forbid if they actually had to pay for a fiber build out to their home.. They wouldn't. Those same people have no problem trying to get the rest of us to pay for it with our tax money. MY MONEY.The FCC is not put in charge of giving money away.. That is exactly what most are asking for in here. "The FCC didn't do their jobs" = "give me free stuff"The FCC serves almost no point. But what they do (regulate the radio spectrum) they do pretty well. Because that is truly their task in life. Regardless of previous overzealous congressional laws. They, the FCC, has no right to get involved in a LOT of what they are doing.They mess up, more than they fix.--»www.wirelessdatanet.net
The bit about it being o expensive was sarcasm. I believe and sadly hope that Verizon, at&t, and company will be forced to continue the build. I have 30/30 internet, no one else offers that. Not here, and no, LTE is not the solution. A big radio sitting outside my window does not do it for me, nor do caps, overages, and higher bills.--I voted for Snoopy!
No, we are not trying to get you to pay for it. You already did, but it was never delivered.I have Fiber, and can say I never want to go back, and I pay for it. I could go with Comcast, get the $79 triple play, slower Internet, lower quality TV picture, and cable card woes. Or I could go with...oh, that's right we have no competition. Here at least I have some choice and Verizon and Comcast almost compete. By that I mean they both increase prices by the same amount. Outside of deployed areas there isn't much.In return for the ten's and hundreds of millions of dollars that they get in tax breaks, concetions, right of ways, and whatever else, I expect a modern and functional network. ADSL is not that.--I voted for Snoopy!
The whole post seemed sarcastic, that's why I was trying to decipher. As for "forcing", don't count on it. Encouraging/Enticing, yes, forcing, no. Wireless is an option for a lot of people. Not everyone, but many. Technologies should not be discounted as we try to expand coverage and connectivity.
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Daniel Goleman: If I could change one thing in education, it would be making explicit the now implicit understanding that the emotional atmosphere of the classroom matters. It's not irrelevant; in fact, it's essential to learning. And the reason it's essential to learning, from the scientific point of view, is that the emotional centers of the brain actually can take over the centers for learning, and so our attention goes from what the teacher is saying to that thing that's upsetting us, and the failure to understand this, I think, handicaps education as a system. So, if we were to make explicit the fact that "yes" it matters that students feel safe; it matters that students feel calm; it matters that they're attentive. And they won't be attentive unless they're calm and now that we're ready to learn, we can go ahead.
Daniel Goleman: Three Kinds of Focus (Transcript)
Daniel Goleman: There are three kinds of focus. One is inner focus, being aware of our thoughts, of our feelings. This is the basis for being able to manage our inner world. For a child, this is extremely important. It's called cognitive control. Cognitive control means that you can see when you're about to do something that maybe you shouldn't and stop before you do it, not after. In a landmark study of more than 1,000 children who were followed from aged four into their 30s, cognitive control was a better predictor of a child's financial success and health in their 30s than was either their IQ or the wealth of the family they grew up in. The second kind of focus is empathy. It's an other focus. It's focusing on that other person and understanding their inner world, their thoughts, their feelings. The third is an outer focus. Being able to sense and understand the larger systems that impact and shape our lives, whether it's the dynamics in an organization, whether it's a school or a business or larger systems like the global systems that support life and how human activity, how our choices of what we buy and do can help or harm those larger systems.
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Daniel Goleman: The central premise of my book is that today more than ever in human history our ability to focus is challenged by new technologies, by things that are distracting. You see couples at dinner, both looking at their phones and not at each other. You see moms taking care of a kid, holding the kid in one arm and staring at a phone in the other. And the fact is that students and teachers are more distracted than ever. It's a new normal and yet the basis of learning is being able to pay attention. It takes sustained attention to comprehend what the teacher is telling you. It takes a continuous, unbroken attention to read a passage in a book. And in a time when we're raising children in an atmosphere where the normal thing to do is to be distracted all the time, we have to be explicit and make an effort more than any time in history to help children learn something very simple, it's the basis of learning-- to pay attention.
Daniel Goleman: Breathing Buddies (Transcript)
Daniel Goleman: One of the ways that children can learn to focus better and strengthen their attention skills, particularly for concentration in school is something I saw demonstrated in a second grade classroom in a public school in Manhattan Spanish Harlem, which is a very impoverished area of New York City. Kids there live in the housing projects and they have very tough lives. I was astonished because the classroom atmosphere was very calm, very focused. Kids were very alert, very attentive to the teacher. What's the secret here, I wondered. Then I realized why it was. The teacher said every day we do an exercise called "Breathing Buddies." One by one the children go to their cubby and get their favorite little stuffed animal. Then they find a place on the floor to lie down, they put that animal on their tummy and watch their breath go up, counting one, two, three, and watch it go down, one, two, three, up one, two, three, down, one, two, three. That is training of the attentional circuitry. This is the kind of training which helps children not just focus on what the teacher is saying, but it turns out that same circuitry helps them manage their distressing emotions. So they're getting a "two-for" they're getting attention training and self management training, inner self management training. Something as simple as just watching your breath and bringing your mind back when it wanders is that basic repetition of the muscle for focusing.
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Daniel Goleman: It may surprise you to know that attention is like a muscle. Like a muscle in the arm, and that there are exercises, mental exercises that can improve attention that strengthen the brain circuitry for attention just like you'd go to the gym and you'd do some reps on a CYBEX machine and get a stronger tricep. These exercises are very simple, but very effective. The social emotional learning curricula have many that are developmentally appropriate so that you teach the same lesson in different ways as children's cognitive abilities expand with brain growth and as they go through the grades. One of the most effective is something called "the stoplight." It's a poster on the wall of a classroom. It says, "When you're upset, remember the stoplight, red light, stop, calm down, think before you act, yellow light, think of a range of different things you could do now and what the outcome would be. Green light, pick the best one. You can try it. It's a highly effective method.
Daniel Goleman: The Importance of Downtime (Transcript)
Daniel Goleman: I know I've said that children, to learn, need sustained, focused attention, but there are limits to how long any brain can sustain optimal attention. And I think the school day should be aware of this so that it's paced, so that children's brains have a chance to recover for the next period of learning. And what's happening is that glucose, the brain's energy, gets used up, gets depleted. This is why recess is so important. This is why downtime is so important. We all need a period when we do restore, for example, one thing that restores the brain, it turns out, is focusing on the breath. It's a neutral thing, doesn't take a lot of mental effort, keeps us focused, but it's also a time when the brain is resting. Going for walk, playing, all of these activities are a part of the human repertoire for a good reason. They actually are helping the brain restore itself, so teachers, and educators generally, I think, would do well to be aware of how the brain needs to pace itself and how important it is to schedule regular periods of rest throughout the day. And it's not just kids that need it, it's teachers and parents, too.
Daniel Goleman: Parents Teach Focus (Transcript)
Daniel Goleman: Every parent of course is the first coach for kids in focusing and self control. Parents do it naturally. The moment you pick up a toddler who's crying and you soothe her, you help her calm down. You're actually modeling for her that behavior and her brain is learning how to calm down on its own. Kids are constantly learning lessons from their parents from infancy on about managing emotions. One of the reason is when a child is first born it actually does not have in its brain the circuitry for modulating a distress. That's why a baby will express whatever it feels. So a parent is continually modeling for a child how you manage that impulse to run in front of the car, to hit the kid, to do all the things that you're telling a two year old or a three year old or four year old, "No, don't do that." "Just say no" circuitry becomes internalized for kids and they learn to manage their own emotions. And schools that have social emotional learning, that have teachers who care, that have lessons in paying attention and in managing your emotions are simply continuing and complementing what good parents do anyway.
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