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Engineering Newswire: Body mounted joystick gives astronauts touch feedback
March 10, 2014 9:27 am | by Alex Shanahan, Multimedia Production Specialist | Videos | CommentsToday on Engineering Newswire, we're getting touchy feely with a body-mounted joystick, 3D-printing heart attack predictors, and installing a fifth eye. This episode features touchy feely body joysticks: To help astronauts experience touch-based feedback in weightlessness...
Samuel Achilefu, WUSTL scientists develop high-tech glasses that detect cancer cells during surgery
March 10, 2014 9:01 am | by EurekAlert! | News | CommentsA team of scientists at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis (WUSTL) and the University of Arizona (UA) in Tucson led by SPIE Fellow Samuel Achilefu have created a pair of high-tech glasses that help surgeons visualize cancer cells during surgeries, which glow blue when viewed through the glasses.
Volume of notifiable disease reporting may double with required electronic lab reporting
March 7, 2014 1:25 pm | by EurekAlert! | News | CommentsPublic health departments nationwide are already feeling the strain from budget cuts. But their case report volumes are forecasted to double when federal requirements for automated electronic laboratory reporting of notifiable diseases go into effect next year, according to a new study.
Photos of the Day: The AT Black Knight Transformer
March 7, 2014 8:55 am | News | CommentsThe AT Black Knight Transformer is the world's first roadable, vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) aircraft. It has the ability to transform from a VTOL helicopter to an off-road vehicle. The Black Knight was designed as a rapid-response evac vehicle for wounded soldiers or cargo transport.
Snap-action switch includes electrical life of 100,000 cycles typically
March 6, 2014 3:47 pm | Cit Relay & Switch | Product Releases | CommentsThe CIT Relay & Switch (Minneapolis, MN) SM3 Series snap-action switch offers choice a of single pole single throw or a single pole double throw circuit. This UL/CUL recognized switch is available in 0.110" quick connect, solder lug, PC terminal and right angle PC termination.
Valve controller features 24 watt temperature controllers for J-type thermocouples
March 6, 2014 3:27 pm | Nordson Efd Llc | Product Releases | CommentsNordson EFD (East Providence, RI) introduces the new ValveMate 9000, state-of-the-art precision valve controller. The intricate microprocessor circuitry ensures the dispensing of precise, accurate, and repeatable amounts of the adhesives, lubricants, and other assembly fluids....
New shrinking gel steers tooth tissue formation
March 5, 2014 2:00 pm | by EurekAlert! | News | CommentsA bit of pressure from a new shrinking, sponge-like gel is all it takes to turn transplanted unspecialized cells into cells that lay down minerals and begin to form teeth. The bioinspired gel material could one day help repair or replace damaged organs, such as teeth and bone, and possibly other organs as well.
7 things I'll need for my house in 2025
March 3, 2014 7:47 am | by Kasey Panetta, Managing Editor | Blogs | CommentsI can't wait to live in GE's home of the future. (Last week, I talked about the car I must have, so it seems fitting that my next topic be about my dream house. As with the car, this is assuming an unlimited budget and available technology.) Last week, I headed to Allentown, PA to the Da Vinci Science Center in order to see an exhibit called Home 2025.
UCLA study finds robotic-assisted prostate surgery offers better cancer control
February 28, 2014 4:47 pm | by EurekAlert! | News | CommentsAn observational study from UCLA's Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center has found that prostate cancer patients who undergo robotic-assisted prostate surgery have fewer instances of cancer cells at the edge of their surgical specimen and less need for additional cancer treatments like hormone or radiation therapy than patients who have traditional "open" surgery.
3-D imaging sheds light on Apert syndrome development
February 28, 2014 3:47 pm | by EurekAlert! | News | CommentsThree dimensional imaging of two different mouse models of Apert Syndrome shows that cranial deformation begins before birth and continues, worsening with time, according to a team of researchers who studied mice to better understand and treat the disorder in humans.
Scripps Clinic first to implant miniature cardiac monitor
February 28, 2014 3:42 pm | by EurekAlert! | News | CommentsSmall, wireless monitor provides long-term remote monitoring to help physicians diagnose and monitor irregular heartbeats: Scripps Green Hospital has become the first hospital in the United States to implant the world's smallest implantable cardiac monitoring device. Scripps Clinic cardiologist John Rogers, M.D., successfully completed the first implant of the Reveal LINQ™ Insertable Cardiac Monitor (ICM) on Saturday.
Brain stimulation at your fingertips: Stimulation glove for stroke patients
February 28, 2014 3:26 pm | by EurekAlert! | News | CommentsLearning an instrument, dancing ballet or reading braille – the golden rule for acquiring skills such as these is: practise, practise, practise. However, there are some things that the brain learns without any training at all. RUB researchers have demonstrated in several studies...
Medical grade, 65-W power adapters are approved to latest safety standards
February 28, 2014 2:41 pm | Tumbler Technologies + Trumpower | Product Releases | CommentsTRUMPower (Santa Clara, CA) launched the TMP65 Series of low cost medical grade AC/DC desktop power adapters, which has both Class I and Class II models availability. The TMP65 Class II units, furnished with an IEC 320/C8 AC inlet without a ground pin, are
Twitter 'big data' can be used to monitor HIV and drug-related behavior, UCLA study shows
February 28, 2014 10:03 am | by EurekAlert! | News | CommentsReal-time social media like Twitter could be used to track HIV incidence and drug-related behaviors with the aim of detecting and potentially preventing outbreaks, a new UCLA-led study shows. The study, published in Preventive Medicine, suggests it may be possible to predict sexual risk....
First-of-its-kind web portal to bolster research and treatment for rare diseases
February 28, 2014 9:58 am | by EurekAlert! | News | CommentsA new web portal – called PhenomeCentral – is being launched today to connect clinicians and scientists worldwide in an effort to speed the discovery of genes responsible for rare disorders. More than 350 million people suffer from over 7,000 rare diseases worldwide....
Cancer targeted treatments from space station discoveries
February 27, 2014 5:02 pm | by EurekAlert! | News | CommentsInvasive and systemic cancer treatment is a necessary evil for many people with the devastating diagnosis. If treatments targeted a patient's cancerous tissues, it could provide clinicians with an alternative to lessen the delivery of toxic levels of chemotherapy or radiation. Imagine the quality of life from such therapies for patients. Remarkably, research that began in space may soon result in such options here on Earth.
Google Glass could help stop emerging public health threats around the world
February 27, 2014 1:10 pm | by EurekAlert! | News | CommentsThe much-talked-about Google Glass — the eyewear with computer capabilities — could potentially save lives, especially in isolated or far-flung locations, say scientists. They are reporting development of a Google Glass app that takes a picture of a diagnostic test strip and sends the data to computers, which then beam back a diagnostic report to the user. The information also could help researchers track the spread of diseases.
Engineering Update 47: The world's fastest sports car
February 27, 2014 11:45 am | by Eric Sorensen, Coordinator of Multimedia Development | Videos | CommentsIn this episode of the Engineering Update, brought to you by Mouser Electronics: The world's fastest sports car: Hennessey Venom GT might have just become the fastest 2-seats sports car in the world. In a run that took place on February 14 at the Kennedy space center, the Venom hit speeds of 270.49 mpg.
Cancer cells: Finding the few foes among billions of friends
February 27, 2014 10:35 am | by EurekAlert! | News | CommentsBeating cancer is all about early detection, and new research from the University of South Carolina is another step forward in catching the disease early. A team of chemists is reporting a new way to detect just a few lurking tumor cells, which can be outnumbered a billion to one in the bloodstream by healthy cells.
Tiny camera sees for the blind
February 26, 2014 2:19 pm | by Melissa Fassbender, PD&D Associate Editor | Blogs | CommentsWe have the hardware and software capabilities to develop devices that are approaching the same level as human vision. The devices can recognize objects, scenarios, and context. According to Erez Na'aman, OrCam Technologies vice president of engineering and business development, OrCam took this technology in hand....
Miniature infrared touch probe designed for micro-machining applications
February 25, 2014 3:32 pm | Product Releases | CommentsHexagon Metrology (North Kingstown, RI) announced the availability of the m&h IRP40.50 infrared touch probe for the North American market. The IRP40.50 is ideal for inspection in tight spaces and was designed to address the needs of miniature machining centers.
Bi-directional battery switch in WCSP package saves 91 % PCB space over discrete MOSFETs
February 25, 2014 3:18 pm | Vishay Intertechnology | Product Releases | CommentsVishay Intertechnology (Malvern, PA) introduced a new 6.5 mΩ bidirectional battery switch with slew rate control for low-voltage battery isolation in portable electronics, healthcare devices, and instrumentation. Designed to save 91 % PCB space compared to using discrete MOSFETs in these space-constrained applications...
Tumors 'light up' with new, unique imaging system using scorpion venom protein and a laser
February 25, 2014 10:05 am | by EurekAlert! | News | CommentsResearchers at the Cedars-Sinai Maxine Dunitz Neurosurgical Institute and Department of Neurosurgery have developed a unique, compact, relatively inexpensive imaging device to "light up" malignant brain tumors and other cancers. The experimental system consists of a special camera designed and developed at Cedars-Sinai....
Overmolded backshells on connector interfaces offer improved reliability
February 24, 2014 4:17 pm | Api Technologies | Product Releases | CommentsAPI Technologies Corp. (Orlando, FL) now offers overmolded backshells on connector interfaces from its Electromagnetic Integrated Solutions (EIS) product line, the leader in EMI/RFI components and interconnects. Ideal for use in military, aerospace, high-end industrial, oil and gas, as well as medical applications...
Is a 'buttery' molecule behind cystic fibrosis flare-ups?
February 24, 2014 8:40 am | by EurekAlert! | News | CommentsA molecule previously linked to lung injuries in factory workers producing microwave popcorn might play an important role in microbial infections of the lung suffered by people with cystic fibrosis (CF), according to a recent study led by San Diego State postdoctoral researcher Katrine Whiteson.
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Winthrop University was named to U.S. News & World Report's Top Ten Regional Public Universities in the South in the magazine's "America's Best Colleges" 2014 edition. It is the 22nd time this publication has chosen Winthrop for inclusion in its listings. The college guidebook also included Winthrop in its 2014 list of Up-and-Coming Schools in the South.
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The college guidebook, Barron's Best Buys (ninth edition), includes Winthrop in its compilation. The guide looks beyond the nation's best-known and most expensive four-year colleges to discover schools where the education dollar goes further.
Washington Monthly named Winthrop one of America's "Best Bang for the Buck Colleges" in its 2013 College Guide Rankings edition. Nationally, Winthrop was ranked 93rd out of 349 public and private universities and colleges that were named "Best Bang for the Buck." In the master's degree-granting category for the value ranking, Winthrop came in at 37th out of 152 institutions.
Great value plus rewarding academic and social experiences led WiseChoice Research to include Winthrop in its list of Top Ten Value Schools that provide the "best bang for the buck."
Princeton Review "Best in the Southeast"
The Princeton Review rated Winthrop among the "Best in the Southeast" in its feature "2014 Best Colleges: Region by Region." This selection is made based on academic excellence and what students report about their college experiences. Winthrop has been included in the regional guidebook since its initial publication in 2003.
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Princeton Review's Guide to 322 Green Colleges
The Princeton Review's "Guide to 322 Green Colleges" profiles Winthrop in its fourth annual edition, praising the university's impressive resumé of green-related affiliations and accreditations and for putting its "Live. Learn. Lead." motto to action in its sustainability efforts.
AffordableCollegesOnline.orgAffordableCollegesOnline.org, a resource for college affordability and financial aid information, identified Winthrop University as one of the top five South Carolina public universities with the greatest lifetime return on investment. The organization noted that graduates of schools on its list enjoy the largest earnings gap between non-degree holders over a 30-year span.
Winthrop was among 32 postsecondary institutions – and the only South Carolina institution – recognized nationally for "beating the odds" in helping students, particularly minority students, most prone to dropping out of college stay on track toward graduation. In a fall 2011 report developed with support from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Winthrop was singled out for its efforts to improve college completion rates and prepare students for successful careers.
The Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS) named Winthrop University as a leader among institutions of higher education for their support of volunteering, service-learning, and civic engagement. The CNCS included Winthrop in its 2013 President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll, the eighth consecutive time Winthrop has made the list.
The College Database ranked Winthrop in the top five schools in the Palmetto State for future military service members. The university's active ROTC cadre is supported by a Student Veterans Center, student organization, and specialized academic and personal advisement. Winthrop also recently achieved Yellow Ribbon status with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs to help veterans pay for their degrees.
The College Database honored Winthrop as a top five college in South Carolina for teacher education in its new list, "Top Colleges in South Carolina Shaping the Next Generation." The not-for-profit organization ranked in-state, post-secondary institutions that graduated the most education and teaching professionals in 2012. Winthrop awarded 253 education degrees in 2012, according to the list.
Core Commitments: Educating Students for Personal and Social Responsibility
Winthrop University is one of only 23 institutions from across all sectors of U.S. higher education comprising the AAC&U Core Commitments Leadership Consortium, which is designed to bring together the most promising institutional practices related to educating students for personal and social responsibility as well as to deepen and extend these efforts.
In the 2009 National Survey of Student Engagement, Winthrop first-year students and seniors self-reported higher than their peers on academic challenge, active learning, faculty interaction, enriching educational experiences and a supportive campus environment. The university uses the NSSE results to help guide continuous improvement in student persistence and success.
Winthrop has been recognized as the state's top-rated university in the S.C. Commission on Higher Education's performance-rating accountability system. After exceeding standards every year since the rating system began, the university has reached a new pinnacle by scoring substantially exceeds standards every year that the rating existed.
The John Templeton Foundation includes Winthrop University in its Templeton Guide: "Colleges That Encourage Character Development," which profiles higher education programs that 'inspire students to lead ethical and civic-minded lives.'
The Education Commission of the States has called Winthrop University "an excellent example of a campus committed to both quality and diversity." In addition, the South Carolina Human Affairs Commission has ranked Winthrop among the most successful state-supported institutions of higher education in meeting equal opportunity and affirmative action goals.
Winthrop's DiGiorgio Student Union Program Board four times has been ranked best in the nation for the quality and variety of programming - including both lecturers and entertainers - that it brings to the campus annually.
The South Carolina Organization for Residence Education has named Winthrop University "School of the Year" because of the Resident Students Association's exemplary work for five consecutive years (2001-2005) and again in 2009 when the award was reinstated. Winthrop is the only institution to have received the award since it was created in 2001.
Winthrop was awarded the largest federal grant in its history to assist struggling schools, joining only 27 other institutions nationally in the Teacher Quality Partnership. The institution is one of 11 host schools for the state's Teaching Fellows program. The S.C. Center for Educator Recruitment, Retention and Advancement is housed on campus, and the 2009-10 S.C. Teacher of the Year, Bryan Coburn '88, is the latest in a long line of graduates to hold that prestigious title.
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Winthrop University is annually recognized as one of the most energy-efficient campuses with residence halls in the state - no small feat, considering Winthrop's physical plant includes more turn-of-the-century buildings than any campus in the state.
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Winthrop University is a recipient of the 'Best College Recycling Program' Award from the S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control. The university annually recycles more than 75 tons of paper and other recyclables - up from 3.9 tons in 1991.
The City of Rock Hill named Winthrop a Certified Green Workplace for meeting standards from five categories, including energy conservation, water conservation, solid waste reduction, air quality measures and a miscellaneous category.
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Great, another Starmie gets its gem scattered. (-_-) xD I love when multiple Pokemon came out of nowhere to do a team attack. It was amazing. I wish Misty called out Starmie so it could be a team Tackle or Water Gun.
Great, another Starmie gets its gem scattered. (-_-) xD I love when multiple Pokemon came out of nowhere to do a team attack. It was amazing. I wish Misty called out Starmie so it could be a team Tackle or Water Gun.
i loved the entire st. anne story arc.
i know we are talking about james, but i still cant believe that he bought the magicarp XD
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While I'm a huge fan of the first and 2nd generation of pokemon, I don't really like this episode. While its funny at some points, I really don't like how they parallel the Titanic the way they did. If they wanted to parallel it, fine, but don't add all that humour to that same episode to make light of it...that's just in really bad taste!
I'm trying to find a song that was in this episode but I have no luck of finding the name of it -__-
It's a song that starts at about 17:00 of the episode and it's when Ash has just finished his flashbacks on Butterfree and decides to get it back, a Rocket appears and Ash sends out Pidgeotto and as they do a group gust, this song is playing. Does anyone know of the name of this song?? Thanks in advanced!
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"Cruisin' for a bruisin'?" Really, narrator?
So we're now just about on another "trilogy" of sorts that consists of cliffhangers for a couple of episodes, as well as to show that there's more than meets the eye to this show. In the games, Mt. Moon is the first instance of a "plot" when it comes to Team Rocket, but you don't get much until you reach Celadon when the player discovers something going on below. When it comes to the anime, that comes a little earlier in the form of the infiltration of the St. Anne. For those kids who never played the games prior to watching the anime, we may have figured that Team Rocket was going to play a part in the plot, but they hadn't done anything remotely threatening past the second episode.
Here's where Rocket Boss comes in (or Giovanni as he would later be revealed, but we'll call him Giovanni anyway). His introduction is rather intimidating, I'm not going to lie. The camera angle helps in how it makes Team Rocket look up at him on the screen while appearing small and insignificant. The fact that he is in shadow and his voice is warped for a deeper, scraggly tone also adds to it. When he chuckles, it's frightening—I remember getting chills from it when I first saw the episode. The anger present in his voice is the cherry on top, you can tell he is feeling insulted. Why the trio was never fired in the series and he continues to "put up" with them is seriously beyond me, but here you know that Jessie, James and Meowth are getting a bit concerned with their performance, and wishes to get serious. Mainly Meowth, as he had believed himself to be Giovanni's "top cat", but he gets a Persian behind his back and it becomes his trademark Pokémon, in a way. He will hold this grudge for a while, but I guess he gets over it in the future since I don't hear of it anymore. Jessie even wants to step up her game, but as apparent by James' gullibility in falling for the Magikarp Salesman, it's apparent that they're not going to change, at least not for a long time. (Speaking of his purchase, him getting happy over it is pure gold.)
In the meantime, the other Rocket Grunts appear to take their job seriously, but they lack in a lot of areas. They obviously aren't very smart (the two going up to Ash and Misty asking for their Pokémon is proof of it), they can't think ahead, they apparently don't use Pokémon or thought they couldn't, they don't have a back-up plan let alone any back-up to speak of, their intimidation as a terrorist group falls short very quickly—Giovanni hires a lot of idiots to do his dirty work. It's seriously almost as if they thought no one would ever dare think to fight back. I swear, this episode was very convincing that most of the Rocket Grunts are morons; though that may just be a case of "never live it down" because of those two Grunts.
But enough about Team Rocket, what else has happened that makes this episode memorable? Well, Jessie and James' disguise aside (what were they, valley girls?), this is where we get the concept of trading—which is apparently not as simple as just handing over PokéBalls to one another and calling it a day. A machine has to be used, which I guess makes sense, the Trainer ID numbers have to be taken into consideration, but whatever. The one thing most people will probably agree with is Ash trading Butterfree for a Raticate he never uses has been one of his dumber decisions. He questions it, of course (his reminiscing over Butterfree while Team Rocket is attacking was a bit inappropriate, he could've done it earlier), so shortly afterward, he trades back. Doesn't stop him from giving away or releasing his Pokémon, though, so... did he learn a lesson at all?
Now the "practice" battle on the St. Anne between Starmie and Raticate was neat to see. It shows off a little bit of competitive battling that further expands on Pokémon battling since we don't see Ash battling random trainers very often. The fight between Butterfree and Raticate was just as short, though the guy sure made that decision to step right in after his Pokémon was paralyzed and say it's a "draw". Um... would this make him a sore loser, or what? I don't get it...
I have to question where the hell all those Pikachu came from besides stock footage from episode two, but then again, apparently all sorts of similar Pokémon showed up anyway. Makes sense because of the number of trainers there, but if Pikachu is stated to be a bit rare, having all of those Pikachu in one place doesn't compute... I dunno, there wasn't a lot of variety in Pokémon anyway, and I don't think everyone fought back. (Also, how did they get their PokéBalls back if the Rocket Grunts were blasted away?)
The captain is a bad captain. He should have known about the storm, let alone knew the ship wasn't going to be sinkable (but then again, Titanic was claimed as such, too, so...). Though considering he was jumping ship and not handling the rescue well should say something about his ignorance and inability as a captain. Oh well, plot convenience. Much like how Ash losing his PokéBall from a lurch is plot convenience. (Meanwhile, where did that gentleman go? He did go on the lifeboats, didn't he? Not that I care, he was a bland character anyway, he was only there to be a tool for trading.)
So with that, Ash and the gang as well as Team Rocket are knocked unconscious as the cruise ship sinks, and we leave off on a cliffhanger. I remember the next episode being one of my personal childhood favorite episodes, and I believe it's very well remembered amongst the fandom. I could be wrong, though, but how can you forget that nightmarish ending?
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Berkeley schools to dismiss early Tuesday; after school activities and board meeting cancelled
Berkeley County School District students will be dismissed after half a day Tuesday.
In anticipation of the possibility of sleet and/or freezing rain Tuesday afternoon, BCSD has also cancelled all after-school activities and events. This includes ball games, club meetings, practices, day care etc.
Thats according to the school districts website, www.bcsdschools.net.
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Arthroscopy is surgery that is done using a tiny camera on the end of a tube to check for and treat joint problems.
See also:
Arthroscopy - hip; Arthroscopy - wrist; Arthroscopy - ankle
This procedure is typically done on the knee, hip, ankle, shoulder, elbow, or wrist.
Three different types of anesthesia (pain management) may be used for arthroscopy surgery:
The area is cleaned and a pressure band (tourniquet) may be applied to restrict blood flow. The health care provider will then make a surgical cut into the joint. Sterile fluid is passed through the joint space to expand the joint and provide a better view.
Next, a tool called an arthroscope is inserted into the area. An arthroscope consists of a tiny tube, a lens, and a light source. It allows the surgeon to look for joint damage or disease.
Images of the inside of the joint are displayed on a monitor. One or two other surgical cuts may be needed so the doctor can use other instruments to remove bits of cartilage or bone, take a tissue biopsy, or perform other minor surgery. In addition, ligament repairs can be done using the arthroscope.
A number of different injuries and diseases may cause joint pain or problems.
Arthroscopy may be needed to:
The risks from surgery are:
Other risks from this surgery include:
After the procedure, the joint will probably be stiff and sore for a few days. Ice is commonly recommended after arthroscopy to help relieve swelling and pain.
You can resume gentle activities, such as walking, immediately. However, using the joint too much may cause swelling and pain, and may increase the chance of injury. Do not restart normal activity for several days or longer.
You may need to make arrangements for work and other responsibilities. Your doctor may also recommend physical therapy.
Depending on your diagnosis, you may have other resrictions or need to do certain exercises.
You will usually have an MRI scan of the joint done before surgery is planned.
Always tell your doctor or nurse what drugs you are taking, even drugs, supplements, or herbs you bought without a prescription.
You will be asked to stop taking drugs that make it harder for your blood to clot beginning 2 - 3 weeks before surgery. These drugs include aspirin, ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin), and naproxen (Naprosyn, Aleve).
Ask your doctor which drugs you should still take on the day of your surgery.
You will usually be asked not to eat or drink anything for 6 - 12 hours before the procedure. Always let your doctor know about any cold, flu, fever, herpes breakout, or other illness you may have before your surgery.
You must sign a consent form. Make arrangements for transportation from the hospital after the procedure.
Azar FM. General principles of arthroscopy. In: Canale ST, Beaty JH, eds. Campbell's Operative Orthopaedics. 11th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elsevier;2007:chap 47.
Miller MD, Hart J. Surgical principles. In: DeLee JC, Drez D Jr., Miller MD, eds. DeLee and Drez's Orthopaedic Sports Medicine. 3rd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier;2009:chap 2.
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If Republicans have any political sense at all, they'll support not just raising the minimum wage, but indexing it.
The economic case for raising the wage, at a time when economic inequality is rampant, working-class incomes are declining, and Wal-Mart sales are falling through the floor, is overwhelming. But while Republicans may blow off the economic consequences of not raising the federal standard, they can't be so cavalier in dismissing the political consequences.
Next week, the "sequester," a package of severe cuts to government spending, will take effect, and although the consequences won't all be felt the first day, they will come fairly quickly, and they'll be painful, not only to people on an individual basis—say if you're one of the thousands of government employees being furloughed, or when you're waiting in longer lines at the airport—but to the broader economy as all these effects begin to ripple outward. And so, the administration and Congress are engaging in what surely looks to most Americans like a spectacularly idiotic argument about whose fault it is. But before we start blaming both sides equally for indulging in a battle over blame, we have to be clear on who's actually to blame for all the blaming. The truth is that while both sides are trying to spin things their way, there's a difference in how each is talking about the sequester.
President Obama's principal argument is this: The sequester is a really bad thing, so Congress needs to stop it. He's out posing with first responders, detailing the cuts that will take place and the problems that will ensue, and generally trying to put pressure on Republicans to walk us back from this cliff. Does he want them to get the blame when it happens? Of course. But his main argument is about the practical consequences of the cuts, made in an attempt to avert the cuts from happening. Republicans, on the other hand, aren't spending much time talking about the consequences of the sequester. Yes, they'll decry the defense cuts, but that's almost throat-clearing before they get to their main argument, which is: This is all Barack Obama's fault. They created a Twitter hashtag, #Obamaquester, to make sure everyone knows whose fault it is. They're holding press conferences with that hashtag on big signs. The instruction has obviously gone out to every Republican that the most important thing to repeat when talking about this issue is that it was all Obama's idea, so there. John Boehner has an op-ed in today's Wall Street Journal going on at some length about how Republicans had nothing to do with it (Steve Benen does the yeoman's work of going through Boehner's piece line-by-line to document all the absurd falsehoods contained therein).
On the question of who's idea it was, the basic answer is that it appears it came from the White House initially. But the real answer is, who cares who thought of it first?
The sequester—a set of deep, across-the-board cuts to discretionary spending set to take effect if lawmakers cannot agree to a longterm budget deal—was never supposed to happen. But as the deadline for reaching an agreement ticks ever closer, Congress appears hopelessly deadlocked. Under the original agreement, sequestration would have triggered $100 billion in cuts to both defense and non-defense discretionary spending on January 1—an 8.2 percent reduction in non-defense expenditures. The "fiscal-cliff" deal reached in December reduced that amount to $85.3 billion and pushed the deadline back to March. Under the new deal, non-defense discretionary spending would be cut by $42.7 billion yearly for the next nine years. This is on top of $1.5 trillion in cuts over the next decade that have already been enacted.
I want to expand on something I brought up yesterday on the utility, for the opposition party, of doing nothing more with your efforts than becoming the biggest pain in the president's ass you possibly can. As of now, Republicans have mounted an unprecedented filibuster against Chuck Hagel's nomination to be Secretary of Defense, the latest in a long line of cases in which they looked at a prevailing norm of doing business in Washington and realized that there was no reason they couldn't violate it. Sure, up until now we had an unspoken agreement that the president would get to appoint pretty much whoever he wants to his cabinet unless the nominee was a drunk, a criminal, or grossly unqualified. But Republicans feel perfectly free to cast that agreement aside. Why? Because screw you, Obama, that's why. In any case, it looks at the moment as though this filibuster will be temporary, and Hagel will eventually get confirmed.
So now, there are two ways to look at this. Having caused all this trouble, will the Republicans feel like they got it out of their system and calm themselves down a bit? Or will they be emboldened to find new and creative ways to throw monkey wrenches into the gears of government?
Chief Judge David Sentelle's recent opinion in Noel Canning v. NLRB holding President Barack Obama's recess appointments unconstitutional is a trenchant reminder that the D.C. Circuit is, as is often said, the nation's "second most important court after the Supreme Court." It has also been, historically, a stepping stone to the high Court. The court now faces four vacancies among 11 judgeships with Sentelle's February 12 assumption of senior status. But the Obama administration is the first in decades which confirmed no D.C. Circuit judge and has only submitted two names for consideration. The importance and complexity of the circuit caseload means it requires all eleven judges to deliver justice. For this reason—and to increase ideological balance on the court, which has four active and five senior judges whom Republican presidents appointed—Obama and the Senate must expeditiously fill the D.C. Circuit openings.
Here we go again: the false hope, or in some cases fear, of a massive crack-up of the two major parties, with third- and fourth- and maybe more-party candidates running viable races for the presidency.
As of this afternoon, Republicans have vowed to filibuster Chuck Hagel's nomination to head the Department of Defense. It's not hyperbole to say this is unprecedented—the Senate has never filibustered a president's Cabinet nominee. It would be one thing if the nominee were clearly unqualified—if Obama had nominated Diddy to lead Defense, then Republicans would have a point. But Hagel is a decorated Vietnam veteran who served two terms in the Senate and built a reputation for seriousness on defense issues.
It's easy to shake your head and laugh at the incredible things said by some of the nincompoops who occupy the GOP's backbench in Congress, whether it's Louie Gohmert ranting about "terror babies," or Paul Broun (an actual doctor, for whose patients I fear) saying "All that stuff I was taught about evolution, embryology, Big Bang theory, all that is lies straight from the pit of hell," or any of a thousand things Michele Bachmann has said over the years. But as we laugh, we know these people don't really shape policy, so the damage they can do is limited. Not that the rest of the Republicans on Capitol Hill are a bunch of geniuses or anything, but most of those who have that golden combination of crazy and stupid are pretty far down in the pecking order.
But looking forward to the next four years, you have to wonder if Barack Obama is, through little fault of his own, making the entire Republican party dumber with each passing day. Fred Kaplan, a thoughtful journalist who reports on military affairs for Slate, watched Chuck Hagel's confirmation hearings and can't contain his disgust at how little the Republican senators serving on the Armed Services Committee seem to understand about things related to the armed services:
President Obama did not say last night that "the state of the Union is strong" a favorite phrase used in past State of the Union speeches. Instead he said, "The state of the Union is stronger." That phrase points away from "the rubble of crisis" and toward a brighter future. In that respect, the address shared much in common with the president's Inaugural, which presented a broad, liberal vision for Barack Obama's second term and set policy goals for years down the road. In his address to the join session of Congress, the president was able last night to lay out more specific proposals than he could in his Inaugural speech.
Senate minority leader Mitch McConnell says Senate Republicans will unanimously support a balanced-budget amendment, to be unveiled Wednesday as the core of the GOP's fiscal agenda.
There's no chance of passage so why are Republicans pushing it now? "Just because something may not pass doesn't mean that the American people don't expect us to stand up and be counted for the things that we believe in," says McConnnell.
By any measure, President Obama's first term was consequential. In four years, he signed an $800 billion stimulus and infrastructure investment program, laid the foundation for universal health insurance, secured new regulations on the financial sector, repealed Don't Ask Don't Tell, and put the United States on the path back to economic recovery.
Hacktivists continue to carve out new modes of political action.
On January 25, Anonymous, the international hacktivist collective, declared war on the U.S government. In the past two years, more than 20 Anonymous acolytes have been arrested in a string of high-profile operations, most notably disrupting online service of PayPal, MasterCard, and Visa in retribution for blacklisting WikiLeaks, and hacking a defense intelligence firm's server and using the company's credit card records to donate $1 million to war-related charities. Aaron Swartz, a figurehead of the Free Internet Movement who was facing 35 years in prison for downloading the online academic library JSTOR, committed suicide last month. Now, in honor of its fallen brethren, members of Anonymous say they have hacked and downloaded reams of compromising government documents, and likened the stolen data to "fissile material for multiple warheads" aimed at the U.S. Department of Justice. It's the latest escalation in an unpredictable rise. Without formal organization or leadership, Anonymous has turned technological acumen and a general disavowal for the law into increasingly deliberate acts of political defiance.
Word is that in tomorrow's State of the Union address, Barack Obama is going to propose some new infrastructure spending as a way of not only boosting the economy in the short term by creating jobs in areas like construction, steel, concrete, those little plastic anchors you put around screws when you're putting them in brick, and so on, but also as an investment that pays long-term dividends in the form of bridges that work and sewer pipes that don't burst. As Neil Irwin points out, given the large number of construction workers sitting idle and the incredible fact that the U.S. can now borrow money at negative interest—something that won't be true forever—it would be crazy for us not to take advantage of this moment and start doing some long-overdue repairs. "One can easily imagine a deal," Irwin writes. "Democrats get their new infrastructure spending, and Republicans insist on a structure that requires private sector lenders to be co-investors in any projects, deploying money based on its potential return rather than where the political winds are tilting." I'm with Kevin Drum on this: Why on earth would we expect Republicans to go along?
Here's a heads-up: After President Obama delivers his State of the Union address tomorrow, Republicans will wave their hands in front of their faces and whine that it was viciously, horribly, frighteningly "partisan." And what will this partisanship consist of? Hold on to your hat here. He's expected to argue for the same policies he has been arguing for and pursuing for the last four years. If the Republican members of Congress restrain themselves from shouting "You lie!" during the speech, it'll only be because of their superior breeding and manners.
According to some news reports out in the last day or so (see here and here), a bipartisan group of senators, including two pro-gun Republicans (Tom Coburn and Mark Kirk), one pro-gun Democrat (Joe Manchin), and one not-so-pro-gun Democrat (Chuck Schumer) are making genuine progress in coming up with legislation to approach universal background checks for gun purchases, to close what is commonly known as the "gun show loophole," but would be more properly known as the private sale loophole, that when one person sells another person a gun, no background check is required. Never one to pass up an opportunity to make a graph or two, I thought I'd offer some data on federally licensed gun dealers, since they're going to be key to solving this problem.
Despite the fact that around 90 percent of Americans in every poll support universal background checks, the NRA says that requiring checks in private sales will impose a terrible burden on law-abiding gun owners. So will it? Right now, if you buy from a licensed dealer (like a gun shop), you go through the instant background check system, which uses these newfangled machines called "computers" to perform a check that takes no time at all. After all, it's not like you're a woman who wants an abortion and needs 72 hours to contemplate what a terrible person you are! Nope, they'll do the check while you wait, and you'll be out the door with your new AR-15 before you know it. So how does this apply to private sales? Well, if I decide to sell one of my guns to my neighbor, we'd have to find a licensed gun dealer, who would then perform the background check for us. It might even involve a small fee—I'm guessing ten bucks would do it.
And it won't be hard to find one, no matter where you live...
Republicans voted against his approval as part of a broader anti-civil rights agenda, but the 7 Democrats who joined them ought to be mortified by their own cowardice.
There's no binary opposition between "establishment" candidates and those affiliated with the Tea Party in the state—in other words, no convenient narrative.
In her new book, Dragnet Nation, Julia Angwin shows how badly disadvantaged ordinary people are in the struggle for privacy online.


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Android Developer Forums Closed by Google
A couple of weeks ago, Google was in the middle of being blamed for failing to pay it's developers for their app's performance on the Android Marketplace. When these developers noticed a problem, many of them posted their complaints in the official Android Developers forums. Today, Google closed down the official Android Developer complaint forums. Now, instead of forums, complaints are sent directly to Google. Google explains the situation by saying,"We feel that one-on-one support is best for the types of threads that have historically been posted to this forum by app developers."
Engine Yard adds PHP support with Orchestra
Engine Yard, the leading PaaS for Ruby on Rails, announced the acquisition of Orchestra today. With Orchestra's experience in deploying, scaling, and managing PHP applications, Engine Yard plans to bring PHP support to their web services. Check out the introduction video to learn more about PHP on Engine Yard.
Gluster Adds Hadoop Compatibility
The latest version of Gluster, GlusterFS 3.3 beta 2, adds compatibility for Apache Hadoop. Gluster is a "leading provider of scale-out, open source storage solutions", and the first POSIX-compliant file and object solution that works with Hadoop, which provides an open source framework for supporting data-intensive distributed applications. Other features include:
- Fast access to data – with no centralized metadata or name server, GlusterFS delivers better performance and easier manageability, with no centralized point of failure;
- N-way replication – synchronous and asynchronous replication enables users to replicate data, changes are tracked and queued to ensure data stays synchronized regardless of latency or potential network interruptions;
- High-availability – GlusterFS includes built-in failover, self-healing and no single point of failure;
- Increased flexibility in sizing – with Gluster, Hadoop deployments are no longer limited to large block sizes or 16 TB volume sizes;
- POSIX-compliant NAS (NFS, CIFS) and object access to files within Hadoop deployments – with Gluster, big data deployments can now enable operating systems to directly mount the storage, making it much easier to get data into and out of the system;
- Easy access – to both file and object storage which simplifies management and controls storage costs; and,
- Open source – available under a GPLv3 open source license.
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Your Mackinac Center university FOIA story written in advance
Susan J. Demas | Political columnist for MLive.com
March 30, 2011, 12:30PM
Michigan Capitol Confidential, a blog for the free-market Mackinac Center for Public Policy, has filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request for the state's biggest public universities. Allow me to write the story in advance that the Mac Center has been planning to write from the get-go.
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Fenton Regional Chamber of Commerce's Annual Forecast Breakfast is set for Jan. 12.
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Will the Natural Resources Trust Fund in Michigan's budget get raided?
Susan J. Demas | Political columnist for MLive.com
June 18, 2010, 5:19AM
Michigan's budget this year is still in trouble, but there is some good news. The Department of Natural Resources and Environment (DNRE) held an oil and gas lease auction on May 4 that netted a record $178 million – almost eight times the previous record of $23.6 million in 1981.
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Mackinac Center official: Obama should give tax cuts to all businesses, not a select few
Barrie Barber | The Saginaw News
January 28, 2010, 5:30AM
Much of what President Barack Obama said Wednesday was "a mixed bag" for the Mackinac Center for Public Policy's Michael LaFaive. "But I think it leans negative," said the director of fiscal policy at the Midland-based free market think tank. While the president spoke of eliminating the captial gains tax on small businesses and other tax incentives, larger corporations...
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January 13, 2009, 12:02PM
I'm at a panel discussion this morning within steps of the Detroit auto show where a fuming automotive worker clashed with experts who are calling for the automotive industry to restructure and lay off workers. A woman identifying herself only as "Jane Public" told a Mackinac Center for Public Policy panel of auto industry observers that rich auto CEOs should...
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July 22, 2008, 9:48AM
The Midland-based Mackinac Center for Public Policy selected Vice President and Chief Operating Officer Joseph G. Lehman president of the free-market think tank. Lehman was a Dow Chemical Co. engineer and project manager who joined the Center in 1995 as director of communications. He rejoined the center in 2000 as executive vice president following a stint at the Cato...
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March 20, 2008, 7:00AM
Try as we might, we cannot imagine any part of Michigan that looks like Middle Earth. Or the planet Tatooine, or even just sunny southern California.
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If you ask me: Let employes decide if unions work
Matt Bach | Flint Journal
December 16, 2007, 11:50AM
In the aftermath of the remarkable concessions that the UAW recently made to General Motors, Chrysler and Ford, the time has come for Michigan to take a long, hard look at its labor unions. For years we have given unions a great deal of credit for the prosperity of this state and power over the men and women they represent....
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Chad Livengood | Jackson Citizen Patriot
December 14, 2007, 8:47AM
The Mackinac Center for Public Policy has a thought-provoking column out this month by Frank Webster, the former executive director of the Michigan Education Special Services Association (MESSA). MESSA is the insurance subsidiary of the Michigan Education Association school employees union. Webster writes: "MESSA reported $268.8 million in net assets to the Michigan Office of Financial and Insurance Services...
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Michael Chevy Castranova
December 13, 2007, 7:00AM
Michigan ranks sixth in the nation when it comes to occupational licensing, with 116 different occupations requiring state approval, according to a Reason Foundation report. Michigan even has a license for reptile catchers.
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December 06, 2007, 1:05AM
Michigan's political inability to come to grips with budget and tax issues until the eleventh hour puts it at a disadvantage when companies consider where to expand and invest, business observers worry.
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