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REDMOND, Wash. and PARIS, Feb. 9, 2000 — Microsoft Corp. confirmed today that it received from the European Commission a request for information relating to certain features in Microsoft® Windows® 2000 operating system. Microsoft officials said the company will cooperate fully with the Commission's request for information and that the investigation will in no way interfere with the commercial availability of Windows 2000, which was released to computer makers, retail software packagers and other manufacturers on Dec. 15 and will be officially launched Feb. 17.
"The Commission has asked us to provide certain information by the beginning of March, and we look forward to doing that," said John Frank, director, European Law and Corporate Affairs at Microsoft.
Microsoft said Wednesday that it does not bundle the distribution of the client and server versions of its Windows 2000 products together. Customers are free to purchase either product separately, and Windows 2000, like earlier versions of Windows, can be used readily by customers who may wish to run multiple operating systems over a large computer network.
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Microsoft noted that the request follows a complaint filed last year at the Commission by Sun Microsystems. Sun complained that the advances in the Windows 2000 desktop and server technology will make it harder for Sun to compete.
Microsoft said that it was disappointed by Sun's continued efforts to lobby governments around the world to take action against Microsoft.
"Sun wants new government action to overcome the fact that Microsoft's server technology provides a better price and performance value to customers," said Smith. " Independent tests show that Sun's combined hardware and software solutions typically cost three times as much as comparable solutions running Windows.
"The irony is that we in fact have sent developers at Sun's request to visit their offices in California to provide them with technical information about our products, only to have Sun cancel the meeting and leave our developers sitting in their hotel rooms," said Smith. "Instead of competing in the marketplace, Sun continues to call for governments around the world to regulate more heavily the software development process, a change that we do not believe would serve well the fast-paced technological innovation that is today the driving force of the world economy."
Microsoft confirmed that the European Commission typically requests information from the company three or four times a year.
"We have great respect for the Commission," said Frank. "While the technical nature of the information involved in the matter may require the Commission to spend some extensive time reviewing the issue, we are confident that, in this case as in others, the Commission will ultimately conclude that Microsoft's work conforms fully with European Union competition law."
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Lakeport police officials Saturday praised a citizen for jumping a suspect fighting with a police officer.
The citizen, Mauro Lopez, 38, was driving and stopped when he saw Officer Joe Eastham and suspect Joseph Taylor, 40, of Lucerne fighting Friday afternoon, Chief Brad Rasmussen said in a release issued Saturday.
Lopez tackled Taylor from behind, taking him by surprise. The tackle knocked Taylor to the ground, and the officer was able to handcuff him.
"Although we strongly discourage and recommend against citizens from attempting to assist in these types of situations for their own safety and protection, we do appreciate, thank and commend Mr. Lopez for his actions in helping to take Taylor into custody quickly and safely without injury to himself or Officer Eastham," wrote Rasmussen.
The officer crossed paths with Taylor, who is well known to Lakeport police, at about 5 p.m. Friday near North Main and Third streets.
Taylor reportedly was acting erratically, blocking traffic and peeling off clothing and was suspected of being under the influence of drugs, the chief said.
The suspect wouldn't comply with the officer's orders. The officer threatened to use a Taser on the man, gaining cooperation briefly, when he began resisting again - including threatening to kill the officer and struggling with him in a physical altercation.
The officer had backed away and was going to use his Taser on the man when Lopez. a Lake County resident, joined the effort.
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4.25/5 rDev +5.2%
Linas is a great place to visit. This review is a little late....
Quality- As others note it does look like a dive from the outside, but the slection inside is amazing and that is really what counts. This was the first place I found Stone RIS when I found this website! They have just about anything you could want. Everything was in coolers and out of the sunlight. At the time I was more worried about getting a case of Stone than to inquire if they broke 6 packs.
Service- In person, Id give a 5.0 the one time I was able to actually visit the store, but I think I was snowed about the overall service picture. The guy that was there at the time gave me several good beer recomendations to try, and even pulled a few from the back for me that were not on the shelves. I really appreciated his help since I was just starting out with selecting better beers.
On the phone, Id give a 0 if I could, so the 2.5 averages it out.
The reason being a few months later, I looked up the # on this site and called to ask about the St Bernardus 60th that was due to come out. I wanted to see if I could have some set aside, or at least to let someone know to pick some up for me.
I could hardly understand the person they had answer the phone
( not the same guy that helped in the store ), I asked if they knew when or if they were getting the St Bernardus 60th and I had to spell it out for him. He had no idea what I was talking about, but instead of asking someone with a brain in their head, or at least that knew something about the products they offer, he finally just said no, we no get that... or something to that effect and hung up.
I ended up getting it elsewhere in trade ( my first trade ), and I called another store in ohio and was able to get a few more bottles.
Selection- As I mentioned, the selection is excellent. FFF, St Bernardus, Stone etc. The stuff I would die to have in TN. They probably even had the 60th at one point, but there is no way to know.
Stop in and enjoy if you know what you are looking for.
03-19-2007 16:23:49 | More by Photekut
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4.25/5 rDev +5.2%
06-14-2014 03:07:02 | More by CopperMtnPlowboy
4.04/5 rDev 0%
Stopped in on a recent business trip. Holy Cow! Selection was amazing. Good representation of imports, lots of belgian, UK, german, and east european beers. Big craft beer selection. Even had KBS (but limit one bottle per customer).
Found some amazing recent vintages. All beers are in coolers. Quality is high. Service is a little iffy, but I'm just pissed they limited me to one bottle of KBS, when they had three 4-packs in the cooler.
Nothing special to look at. But this is a must see if you are in the area. Prices are in range with other locals, and even vintage or hard to get stuff is priced very reasonably.
04-19-2011 22:34:10 | More by JamnesCameron
4.65/5 rDev +15.1%
This is my go-to choice for craft beer in my hometown.
Building is kinda run down and in a pretty shoddy area. However, in the 8 years I have been frequenting this establishment I have never had any issues as far as safety is concerned.
Selection is very good, just a hair below excellent (their bomber selection is somewhat limited and they don't sell singles). The best part about Lena's is the proprietor, Mike. Always a friendly and polite guy and will special order anything you can't already find there.
(example) I feel in love with the ST Pumking this fall and asked Mike to order me some so I wouldn't have to drive all the way to Mentor to get it. Three days later not only does he have a large stock of the Pumking, but he also has ordered the full assortment of Southern Tier Imperial Bombers. Very Nice!!
Wine selection is very extensive as well for the WAGS.
All in all a hidden gem in Painesville, Ohio.
10-20-2010 20:52:55 | More by Godfather20
4.35/5 rDev +7.7%
The selection is very good. In the last few years there have been a number of my favorites that have not been restocked. If you are there and don't see your favs just ask and they will order it in.
The building itself is in need of repair. I've been told the repairs will happen soon. I don't mind stepping around a wet area to get a great ale priced most reasonably.
Don't forget to look up on the shelves over the coolers. There are many "Gift" packs and large bottles for sale at great prices that at times can be negotiated in your favor.
07-02-2010 19:28:23 | More by thehappybelgian
4.3/5 rDev +6.4%
Well, generally my review is Lena's is still a very solid place, but I would have hoped they would put a little $$$ into the place, and I was surprised to see some old beer here, I always seen they would rotate their stock, but a little dissapointed to see this, so I mentioned it, and he took care of it right away. This place could be Top notch if they moved or put $$$ into the building. It won't stop me from going back. The selection is awsome and I still occasionaly get a discount because I am recognized as a regular, and spend $6o to $80 every time out.
11-26-2009 13:57:49 | More by beergod1
4.3/5 rDev +6.4%
Quality - As others have mentioned they keep the beer a little cold, but most stores I frequent make the same mistake. I can't knock them too much for it.
Service - They were friendly, asked if we needed help, but left us alone... which I love. I've been to too many places that you say you don't want help only to have the employee further engage you about product.
Selection - They had a pretty amazing selection but I could do with a few more Stone offerings(since I can't get them in Illinois). They had pretty decent sections of Belgian, German, and UK beers. Someone mentioned they had Alesmith and unfortunately that's no longer the case. I'm not sure if their OH distribution got cut or what, but it's no longer available.
Value - I bought a 2005 Thomas Hardy's Ale for $4.29, a sixer of Wolaver's Oatmeal Stout for $9.99, and the mixed sixer that Saranac does for $7.99 for my Dad to cut his craft beer teeth on.
09-11-2009 04:49:41 | More by samie85
3.55/5 rDev -12.1%
I visited this place 5 days ago. Notes/comments from memory.
Quality. The building is in bad shape. Leaks from the ceiling, dusty, musty and dirty throughout. Plenty of dust on many of the bottles was observed (previously mentioned by other reviewers here). The beer is kept way too cold. I have to mark down for all of those things and the other "shoppers" that were in there at the time that I visited who were shady, dangerous and dirty looking.
Service. Only observed employee there was courteous and even boxed up 1/2 of my order that I had dropped off at the checkout before collecting the rest of my order. She was very nice.
Selection. Could not be better for a place like this (assuming that the beers are at or near their expiration dates...which may be a big assumption given the apparent age of a lot of the beers there).
Value. I thought that it was fine. I got 12x12 oz. bottles of Belgian stuff and two liter bottles of Unibroque Terrible and Kasteel Rouge for something like $55.
If this place was leveled, reorganized, bottles cleaned up or replaced and then they turned the fridges down it would be a stellar joint. By the way, it is called Lena's.
10-29-2008 02:43:13 | More by adamette
4.3/5 rDev +6.4%
The beer selection is the one of the best in this area (Mentor/Painesville) - east of Cleveland, oh area.
It looks like a dump, so don't let that fool you. There are even some seedy looking people that frequent this place, but they are harmless.
They have packed this place with coolers, so it's a little tight.
The people are very helpful, in terms of service. I've never asked them questions about beer though.
There aren't a lot of people in this area that buy good beers, so always check your dates.
05-17-2008 00:19:45 | More by barleysangel
3.9/5 rDev -3.5%
I want to start by saying this is one of the best selections i've seen in a long time. This place looks like a dump from the outside and the inside is not that impressive either but the coolers hold many beautiful beers. There is no real organization to the placement of the beer. Most beer stores have most of the same breweries with only one or two selections from them. This store has a large selection of many breweries. Here's a list of some of the beers:
Chimay - red white and blue
Corsendonk - a couple choices and sizes
Unibrou - largest selection i've seen in one shop
Delerium - basic selections
Ayinger - Maibok, Dunkel, Jahrhundert-Beir, Urweise
St. Bernardus - Tripel, Blanche Witbier, Pater 6, Abt 12, Prior 8
Ommegong - large selection
Paulaner - Salvator, Premium Lager, Hefe Weisen
Avery - large selection
Goose Island - Large selection
Bells - large selection
Stone - Large selection
Left Hand - Large selection
3 Floyds - Large selection
Victory - Large selection
Rogue - Large selection
What I bought:
6-pack Bell's Consecrator Doppelbock - $11.99
3 Floyd's Brian Boru - $8.99
I would recommend to anyone who loves beer.
12-11-2007 04:40:10 | More by jeffmonarch
Lena's Beverage & Cigarette in Painesville, OH
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Das, S. R., Pluta, J., Mancuso, L., Kliot, D., Orozco, S., Dickerson, B. C., Yushkevich, P. A. and Wolk, D. A. (2013), Increased functional connectivity within medial temporal lobe in mild cognitive impairment. Hippocampus, 23: 1–6. doi: 10.1002/hipo.22051
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Sunday, March 30, 2014
MOOC on Understanding Dementia to Begin March 31
Last fall, our Elder Law Prof Blog reported on the available of a MOOC (Massive Open On-Line Course) offered by John Hopkins School of Nursing on "Care of Elders with Alzheimer's Disease and other Major Neurogonitive Disorders." Did any of our readers participate? We welcome reports on your reactions to the experience.
Now there's a another MOOC opportunity, this time from the University of Tazmania on "Understanding Dementia." The 9-week course is described as "building on the latest in international research on dementia." And, true to the spirit of MOOCs, it is free and open to anyone to register, here. The course begins Monday, March 31 -- so hurry to register.
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Thursday, March 27, 2014
Good News or Bad News? A Blood Test with Potential to Predict Future Cognitive Impairment
Occasionally on this Blog we post to studies suggesting cutting edge scientific developments connected to Alzheimer's. For example, last October, our colleague Professor Dayton, provided a link to a study in England described as a possible "breakthrough" in Alzheimer's research related to misfolded proteins in the brain. John O'Connor, the executive director for McKnight's Long-Term Care News, recently offered his own reaction to such news, following release of a different study:
"Here we go again: This week saw the release of yet another breathless study claiming the cure for Alzheimer's disease is getting closer — maybe.
The latest incantation is a report in Nature Genetics. This entry touts an international study of the disease that may help us unlock a cure. Unless, of course, it doesn't.
It seems like we get treated to at least one or two of these "important breakthrough" studies every month, sometimes more. And the plot seldom varies: Earnest investigators working countless hours have issued a report that may bring us closer to a cure. Then, tucked somewhere in the back is a mention that, ahem, more research is needed."
As with Mr. O'Connor, I suspect many of us have experienced "breakthrough fatigue" in the area of Alzheimer's research. Nonetheless, I am going to point to another study, this time suggesting a blood test targeting biomarkers that "may be sensitive to early neurodegeneration of preclinical Alzheimer's disease," and thus predictive of "either amnestic mild cognitive impairment or Alzheimer's disease within a 2-3 year time frame." The report on "Plasma Phospholipids Identify Antecedent Memory Impairment in Older Adults" is in the March 2014 issue of the journal Nature Medicine and despite the somewhat intimidating title, it makes for interesting reading.
But my real question is not about the value of the study, or as John O'Connor's essay suggests, concerns about the potential for hype to generate false hope, but whether many would actually be horrified by a predictor of future cognitive impairment within 2 to 3 years, even (especially?) one with "over 90% accuracy." I can think of several people I've known who worried about their "failing memory," sometimes for years, but who expressly rejected seeing a specialist for testing. Without a solution, such tests might be the ultimate example of the unfunny joke: Do you want to hear the good news or the bad news first? We know what's going to happen to you -- but you aren't going to like it.
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Wednesday, March 19, 2014
Hot Book: 100 Simple Things You Can Do to Prevent Alzheimer's
I spent most of our recent spring break in Arizona with my parents and sister (and trying to thaw my frozen bones). I had time to visit friends, some I haven't seen in decades, and often I was tempted to give a rueful chuckle. We're all in the same age range -- and several of us are searching for ways to help aging parents. With friends who have a parent with dementia, as soon as they find out that much of my work now focuses on "elder law," I would get what I've come to think of as "the question."
What's the question? "Is it inevitable that I too will develop dementia?" Of course, I'm a law professor, not a doctor. My friends are asking the wrong person.
But, then I noticed that several of my friends were reading the same book. The book is "100 Simple Things You Can Do to Prevent Alzheimer's and Age-Related Memory Loss," by Jean Carper, a well-respected medical journalist. One friend loaned me a copy. It was first published in 2010. I asked friends what they liked about the book, and more than one mentioned the "single idea" format for chapters, short enough to keep the reader on task, while sufficiently detailed to convince the reader why that "tip" just might make sense.
Some of the 100 "things" are, I hope, mostly an affirmation of common sense, such as Chapter 17's "Count Calories" and Chapter 20's "Control Bad Cholesterol." Occasionally a chapter strikes me as a bit trendy, such as the admonition in Chapter 22 to "Go Crazy For Cinnamon." But quite a few topics and explanations were either surprising, intriguing, or both, including Chapter 3's recommendation to "Check Out Your Ankle." The author explains how low blood flow in your foot, measurable by an ankle-brachial index (ABI) test, can point to looming troubles for the brain.
Happy reading and good luck adapting the tips to your life. Remember, with 100 recommendations to read, evaluate, and, as appropriate, embrace, it doesn't hurt to start "young."
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Thursday, March 6, 2014
Penn State offers post-doc in applied gerontology
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Wednesday, January 29, 2014
Not Elder Law: Bird watchers around the world needed to gather crucial data
From Afghanistan to Zimbabwe, bird watchers from more than 100 countries are expected to participate in the 17th annual Great Backyard Bird Count (GBBC), February 14–17, 2014. Anyone anywhere in the world can count birds for at least 15 minutes on one or more days of the count and enter their sightings at www.BirdCount.org. The information gathered by tens of thousands of volunteers helps track the health of bird populations at a scale that would not otherwise be possible. The GBBC is a joint project of the Cornell Lab of Ornithology and the National Audubon Society with partner Bird Studies Canada.
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Wednesday, October 9, 2013
Possible breakthrough in Alzheimer's research?
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The discovery of the first chemical to prevent the death of brain tissue in a neurodegenerative disease has been hailed as an exciting and historic moment in medical research. More work is needed to develop a drug that could be taken by patients. But scientists say a resulting medicine could treat Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, Huntington's and other diseases. The University of Leicester discovery showed all brain cell death from prion disease in mice could be prevented.
The research team at the university's Medical Research Council Toxicology Unit focused on the natural defence mechanisms built into brain cells. When a virus hijacks a brain cell it leads to a build-up of viral proteins. Cells respond by shutting down nearly all protein production in order to halt the virus's spread. However, many neurodegenerative diseases
involve the production of faulty or "misfolded" proteins. These activate the same defences, but with more severe consequences.
The misfolded proteins linger and the brain cells shut down protein production for so long that they eventually starve themselves to death.
It is rare to get cautious scientists keen to describe a study in mice as a turning point in treating Alzheimer's. It is early science, a lot can go wrong between a drug for mice and a drug for humans and the only published data is for prion disease, not even Alzheimer's. So why the excitement?
It is the first time that any form of neurodegeneration has been completely halted, so it is a significant landmark. It shows that the process being targeted has serious potential. If this can be successfully developed, which is not guaranteed, the prize would be huge. In Parkinson's the alpha-synuclein protein goes wrong, in Alzheimer's it's amyloid and tau, in Huntingdon's it's the Huntingtin protein. But the errant protein is irrelevant here as the researchers are targeting the way a cell deals with any misfolded protein. It means one drug could cure many diseases and that really would be something to get excited about.
October 9, 2013 in Cognitive Impairment, Dementia/Alzheimer's, Health Care/Long Term Care, Science | Permalink | TrackBack (0)
Tuesday, October 8, 2013
Forensic Neuroscience & Risk for Vulnerability to Undue Influence
The Center for Law, Brain and Behavior (CLBB) at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) has a fascinating sounding project underway: using neuroscience to develop tools to evaluate human susceptibility to undue influence. Here's a brief description from a recent MGH newsletter:
"A second CLBB project focuses on older adults with cognitive impairment who are at heightened vulnerability to coercion by opportunists hoping to control their decisions, particularly concerning financial matters. The goal of the study is to devise and test a psychometric instrument to measure susceptibility to undue influence that can be used in proceedings about guardianship, testamentary capacity and informed consent.'The development of this tool will make an immediate contribution to the protection of adults with mild to severe intellectual impairments,' says Dr. Price."
Hat tip to Ross Schmucki, Esq. of Media, Pennsylvania for sharing this news.
October 8, 2013 in Cognitive Impairment, Elder Abuse/Guardianship/Conservatorship, Science | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
Monday, September 9, 2013
Estate Planning and Dyslexia
Recently a colleague described an estate planning dispute. After the death of the first spouse, it came out that the surviving spouse had never read the couple's estate plan, but had signed the documents in the attorney's office when they were presented. The individual failed to realize the documents were not entirely consistent with what the survivor believed to be the couple's plan. The problem may be hard to solve now that the first spouse has passed. Why would someone sign estate planning documents without reading them?
In this instance, the individual in question, a successful entrepreneur, was dyslexic; reportedly it would have taken the individual hours to read the will or trust carefully, and although the individual planned to read the documents upon returning home, that did not happen.
I suspect this happens far more often than lawyers would like to believe.
As explained by the International Dyslexia Association (IDA), dyslexia is a "language-based learning disability." According to the IDA, an estimated 15 to 20% of the population has a language-based learning disability, with some estimates suggesting one in nine individuals can be classified as having a severe disability. Dyslexia can involve a cluster of symptoms, but is most commonly associated with difficulty in reading.
According to some researchers, dyslexia may also by associated with problems in oral communication. For example, IDA advises:
"People with dyslexia can also have problems with spoken language, even after they have been exposed to good language models in their homes and good language instruction in school. They may find it difficult to express themselves clearly, or to fully comprehend what others mean when they speak. Such language problems are often difficult to recognize, but they can lead to major problems in school, in the workplace, and in relating to other people. The effects of dyslexia reach well beyond the classroom."
It is possible that by the time people get to the estate planning phase of life, they have developed or learned individual strategies for coping with dyslexia. Or, they may have become experts in hiding the fact of their dyslexia.
As lawyers, perhaps it is incumbent upon us to inquire tactfully about each client's comfort level in reading, especially in reading often-complex estate planning documents. Lawyers can offer alternatives to a formal "signing" session that puts pressure on even the strongest readers to sign without informed understanding of the documents.
Strategies may include remembering to provide all clients with quiet time to read the documents, before any signing session is planned. The lawyer can also "chart" the estate plan, to provide a pictorial image of the plan for clients. Lawyers and their staff can be patient in reviewing each aspect of the plan carefully, also involving the clients with conversation and dialogue (rather than monologues). I'm sure experienced practitioners and academics have developed a whole host of key strategies that can assist not only those with dyslexia, but those with other common barriers to understanding. Is dyslexia an understudied phenomenon in attorney-client relations? "Comments" open below.
And before anyone brushes off the topic as not relevant to "their" clients, let's remember that dyslexia can be present with highly successful people, and thus there is the potential for impact on families with significant estates.
September 9, 2013 in Consumer Information, Current Affairs, Estates and Trusts, Legal Practice/Practice Management, Science | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
Thursday, September 5, 2013
Your Kids Were Right: Video Games Are Good For Your (Aging) Brain
University of California San Francisco (UCSF) researchers published a paper, made available this week in Nature, titled Video Game Training Enhances Cognitive Control in Older Adults. We can expect our students, children and grandchildren (not to mention game manufacturers) to remind us they were "right." From the abstract for the UCSF researchers' article:
Here we show that multitasking performance, as assessed with a custom-designed three-dimensional video game (NeuroRacer), exhibits a linear age-related decline from 20 to 79 years of age. By playing an adaptive version of NeuroRacer in multitasking training mode, older adults (60 to 85 years old) reduced multitasking costs compared to both an active control group and a no-contact control group, attaining levels beyond those achieved by untrained 20-year-old participants, with gains persisting for 6 months.
I suspect we will see a lot more on this area of research in the near future. Funding should be robust. Of course, I also suspect that not every game is equally helpful to cognitive enhancement and thus caution and consumer protections may be appropriate.
September 5, 2013 in Cognitive Impairment, Current Affairs, Science | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
Thursday, August 15, 2013
Int'l Research Study: Dementia Care Guidelines Should Address Ethical Concerns
German researchers assessing clinical practice guidelines for dementia care in 12 countries, including the United States, conclude that key ethical concerns are often not addressed. The reseachers looked for 31 specific ethical issues identified as core in a previous study. USA guidelines, developed by the American Psychiatric Association, had a comparatively high score (77%) for consideration of the ethical topics. Overall the study suggested that four issues, "adequate consideration of advanced directives in decision making, usage of GPS and other monitoring techniques, covert medication, and dealing with suicidal thinking," were not addressed in at least 11 of the 12 national guidelines.
For the full study, Inclusion of Ethical Issues in Dementia Guidelines: A Thematic Text Analysis, published August 13, 2013 in a peer-reviewed, open-source publication, see here.
- Katherine C. Pearson, Penn State Law
August 15, 2013 in Advance Directives/End-of-Life, Health Care/Long Term Care, Science | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
Tuesday, August 13, 2013
Gerontological Society of America: Annual Meeting, Nov. 20-24
The 66th Annual Meeting for the Gerontological Society of America (GSA) takes place in New Orleans on November 20-24, 2013. As lawyers and law professors are aware, "Elder Law" is an inherently multi-disciplinary field. The GSA meeting is an opportunity to discover and share the latest in interdisciplinary research on medicine, clinical care, basic science, social science, behavioral science, and public policy for issues connected to aging. The meeting attracts an international audience, with more than 4,000 attendees, and some 400 substantive sessions.
The theme for this year's meeting is "Optimal Aging through Research," and there is a special workshop on the topic of family caregiving for persons with dementia, which should be particularly interesting for those seeking the latest in evidentiary bases for state or federal legislation to support caregivers. Further, the deadline for "late-breaking" abstracts for poster submissions is September 15.
Full details on the annual meeting are available at GSA's website.
- Katherine C. Pearson, Penn State Law
August 13, 2013 in Current Affairs, Elder Abuse/Guardianship/Conservatorship, Ethical Issues, Health Care/Long Term Care, Medicaid, Medicare, Science | Permalink | TrackBack (0)
Saturday, October 9, 2010
Check out this webinar series sponsored by the American Association on Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities
Series Title: Public Policy & Aging Report on Healthy Aging and the Environment
The American Association on Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (AAIDD) presents a distinguished panel of guest speakers to bring you a groundbreaking series of webinars on aging, environmental health, and disability. This series, which begins October 12, is sponsored by the John Merck Fund.
The series mirrors the contents of a thematic issue on healthy aging and the environment of the Public Policy & Aging Report of the Gerontological Society of America's http://www.geron.org/ policy institute, the National Academy on an Aging Society http://www.agingsociety.org/agingsociety/ . An electronic version of this publication will be made available for free to all webinar attendees.
To access additional information and register for any of the webinars below, please go to http://aaidd.org/ehi/content_3919.cfm?navID=306 of the AAIDD web site.
Environmental Threats to Healthy Aging with Ted Schettler, Maria Valenti
Tues Oct 12th from 2-3pm Eastern Time
Built Environment with Kathy Sykes, Rodney Harrell, Regina Gray
Tues Oct 19th from 2-3pm Eastern Time
Psychosocial Environment with Danny George, Peter Whitehouse
Tues Oct 26th from 2-3pm Eastern Time
Chemical Environment with Maye Thompson, Marybeth Palmigiano
Tues Nov 2nd from 2-3pm Eastern Time
Food Environment with Michelle Gottlieb, Emma Sirois
Tues Nov 9th from 2-3pm Eastern Time
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Lenovo SW-B100 wearable spotted
Lenovo's first foray in to wrist mounted wearable tech looks to be a simple smartband rather than an out and out smartwatch.
Exclusive: Elephone P1000, Snapdragon 801, 2K and CyanogenMod!
Exclusive insider details of the Elephone P1000, a Snapdragon 801, Cyanogenmod running flagship killer coming soon!
More Meizu MX4 news ahead of launch
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OnePlus CEO Pete Lau takes the Ice Bucket Challenge
CEO of smartphone start-up OnePlus, Pete Lau, has taken the Ice Bucket challenge and challenges 3 more of China's tech bigwigs.
MIUI V6 for the Xiaomi Mi2 and Mi2S will be based on Android 4.1!
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Leaked Huawei phone shows fingerprint reader amidst heavy camouflage
A heavily camouflaged Huawei just showed up, with mid-range specs but with an interesting addition – a fingerprint reader!
20,000 Xiaomi Mi 3 units to go on sale in India today
Xiaomi's chartbusting Mi 3 is all set to go on another flash sale in India today, at 2PM IST!
KingSing S2 features heart monitor and stereo speakers for just $120!
More details of the KingSing S2 LG G3 clone announced along with where to buy and intro price details.
ZTE confirm that Nubia Z7 is headed to India!
ZTE could be next in the long line of Chinese smartphone makers looking to enter the Indian smartphone makert with the Nubia Z7 range!
LTE equipped Landvo L200G whats to be your $100 OnePlus One
LTE, and the look of the OnePlus One are two of the features that the Landvo L200G have going for it, well the price is also pretty good too!
UMi focus on the details with the UMi C1 and announce new low price
The UMi C1 "Quad-core killer" gets a new low price along with a few neat touches in the box.
Meizu MX3S with octacore MT6595 Antutu leaked
Following on from the official release date of their new products this morning are leaks of the Meizu MX3S with octacore MT6595 running Antutu.
Video: Hands on with MIUI V6 Leaked Beta for the Xiaomi Mi4
We go hands on with a leaked beta version of MIUI V6 for the Xiaomi Mi4. Watch our exclusive MIUI V6 English hands on!
Lei Jun takes part in the Ice Bucket Challenge, hands the gauntlet to Chinese actors and tech bosses
The Ice Bucket challenge has spread the globe and firmly arrived in China, with Xiaomi co-founder and CEO, Lei Jun being one of the first to take it.
Meizu "Think High" 2014 product launch confirmed
Meizu have announced their 2014 product launch and confirmed the dates on which we will see their new products.
20,000 ASUS Zenfone 5 (2GB RAM, $164) units to go on sale via Flipkart 18th August
ASUS' budget entry, the Zenfone 5 will go on sale in India on the 18th of August with an inventory of 20,000 units.
Micromax, Corning ink deal; Future Micromax phones to feature Gorilla Glass
Micromax just announced that they've inked a deal with Corning to use Gorilla Glass on their future premium phones.
Sample HDR photos from the Xiaomi Mi4
While out and about yesterday I decided to test HDR on the new Xiaomi Mi4. The following (original) photos are the results.
Elephone offering 2 year warranty and 1 year free service
Elephone have announced some exciting which will interest possible customers. Their phones will new get a 2 year warranty plus 1 year free repair service.
5-inch THL W200C boasts octacore for $180
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The California "Elephant Bill", sponsored by API, continues to spur nationwide debate
While zoos are making proactive changes and states like California and Nebraska are examining legislative action Seattle, known for its progressive nature, continues to leave the public shut out of the discussion about proper care for captive elephants — especially "problem" elephants.
Joe Copeland
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
API Receives "Official Honoree" Distinction for 10th Annual Webby Awards
The Webby Awards, the leading international honor for web sites, has recognized www.api4animals.org as an Official Honoree, a distinction that recognizes sites exhibiting remarkable achievement.
The Fur Trade Today - 05/03/06
It's a battle of trapper tradition vs. animal protection
The fur trade was a major reason why Europeans settled in the land that became Wisconsin. Its economic impact was important for nearly two centuries after French explorer Jean Nicolet arrived on the shores of Green Bay in 1634.
Ringling violating the endangered species act?
Animal-rights groups, including API, have filed suit against Ringling, citing violations of the Endangered Species Act. It is the first time that the federal law, normally used to protect endangered species in the wild, is being used as an argument to protect captive elephants.
Gloria Hillard
Day to Day, NPR/National Public Radio
Wouldn't be a circus without elephants … would it?
One of Philadelphia's favorite columnists explores the question of elephants in the circus. Does entertainment override empathy when it comes to the needs of elephants?
Stu Bykofsky
Philadelphia Daily News
Group targets trappers in Maine
API's letter of intent to sue Maine government officials for violating the Endangered Species Act by allowing indiscriminate traps in areas where Canada lynx, bald eagles, and gray wolves live is causing a stir.
Kevin Miller
Bangor Daily News
Spotty oversight for Californians who own exotic animals
This report covers the issues facing the state and federal agencies who oversee the ownership of dangerous exotic animals in California. As API's recent investigation revealed this is a nationwide issue critical to the welfare and safety of such animals and the people who come into contact with them.
Kim Curtis
Associated Press
Do "cruelty-free" and "not tested on animals" labels on cosmetics really mean anything?
This consumer report covers the issues with cruelty-free labels on cosmetics and features Michelle Thew, CEO of API. If you want to know if your cosmetics and personal care products truly are not tested on animals, visit www.compassionateconsumer.org.
Jeanette Pavini
KPIX, CBS 5, San Francisco
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Over three million Canadians have a print disability. This could be a learning, physical or visual disability that prevents a person from reading conventional print. For the 10 per cent of Canadians who have a print disability, access to reading materials in alternate formats like audio, braille and described video is often an ongoing challenge. Research shows that access to a broad range of reading materials has a direct and positive impact on a child's success in school and in life. CELA makes it possible for these Canadians to gain easy access to a wealth of reading materials, in formats of their choice, right in their own communities through their local public library.
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What is the iPad mini too small for?
When the iPad mini was announced, there was a lot of hullabaloo over the interwebs over the surprising dimensions of the device and there was consequently great cheer among people who almost immediately caved in to the idea of reading books on tablets. I get that it's light and almost optimal for reading in terms of size, but reading isn't my main desire from a tablet.
I really like the full-sized iPad as a package, and the mini does show that good things come in small ones too, but is it too small for...well, anything? In your time spent with the iPad mini, is there anything which made you think that it was more fit for a large iPad? Or is it the same experience (albeit 2 times slower and non-Retina, both of which will change soon) as the larger iPad, only better for reading, or is it really deficient in some things? Of the top of my head, word processing on it seems like a concern.
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Right -- there are some prohibitions having to do with operating certain kinds of machinery deemed hazardous. (But these do not affect the fact that the child can be forced to work, for many more than 40 hours per week, too -- nor do minimum wage laws apply to farm work. )
No, they would not be arrested, so long as it was on a farm. The agricultural sector is exempt from laws that apply to other sectors. In fact, a child can be hired out by the parents to other people for money. It is legal, and it happens, especially around picking time.
Re: your remark that "If the Subway girl is under age", I know the law on this and I assure you that the labor laws recognize this situation as legal, so long as she is a family member of the owner, and is not operating equipment that is on the list of equipment deemed hazardous for her age group. Then, these parents have absolutely nothing to worry about. What would be illegal would be if the child is not a member of the owner's family. In the agricultural sector, children age 12 can be hired out to non-family members, for pay, and it can be (and often is) less than minimum wage.
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Radon occurs naturally and is present all over the UK. It cannot be seen, smelled or tasted - but each year long term exposure to it is believed to lead to over 1,000 lung cancer deaths across the UK. Cornwall has long been known to have the highest radon levels in the UK.
Letters have this week gone to around 17,000 homes in the former Carrick district, as part of ongoing HPA, Cornwall Council and Primary Care Trust work, offering householders a free radon test.
Over the years the HPA has measured radon in more than 14,000 homes in the district and found it has the fifth highest average radon concentration in England. The HPA scientists have calculated that the average level in those homes was 145 Becquerels per cubic metre of air (Bq m-3) – almost seven times higher than the English average, 21 Bq m-3.
"Families in Cornwall have long been familiar with radon and its health risks" said Neil McColl, head of radon at the HPA's Centre for Radiation, Chemicals and Environmental Hazards.
"Over the years much has been done to reduce radon exposure in Cornwall. But there is still much to do. In the past year or two we have found many more houses across the county with very high readings.
"This tells us that there are still many more homes in the Carrick area with the potential for very high radon exposure – which is important to consider as radon is the second biggest cause of lung cancer.
"That's why it is so important for those we contact to take up this offer. Each home has its own radon level that you can only tell by testing."
A home radon test involves placing two plastic detectors, about the size of a biscuit, in key positions around the home. After three months the detectors are posted to the HPA where they are analysed and the radon level is calculated. If levels are high the HPA will recommend action to reduce levels and will invite householders to local advice sessions.
This latest free test offer follows HPA and Cornwall Council initiatives in neighbouring Caradon and Restormel, where up to 40 per cent of those contacted took up the free test offer.
Lee Wagland, an officer from the Cornwall Council Environmental Health Service, said: "Reducing the risks posed by radon can be easily done. Protecting your homes, if you have high levels, can be a relatively straight forward process and some of this can even be undertaken by anyone with practical DIY experience."
Felicity Owen, Director of Public Health, at Cornwall and Isles of Scilly Primary Care Trust, said: "High readings of radon in homes across Cornwall are rare – but they do still happen. What that tells us is that there could be many more people across the county who remain at risk from exposure to this gas. That's why this HPA work is so important – testing really could help protect you and your family from the dangers of radon exposure.
"It's especially important for smokers, or recent ex-smokers to test for radon. This is because radon presents a significantly bigger heath risk to these groups. If you are a smoker or an ex-smoker and you get the offer of a free radon test, we strongly urge you to take up the offer."
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James Allen charged
Police have charged James Allen with the murders of 50-year-old Julie Davison from Whitby and 81-year-old Colin Dunford from Middlesbrough.
Family of murdered Julie Davison pay tribute
The family of Julie Davison release a tribute:
– Davison family
"We are devastated by the sad loss of our lovely Julie.
"She was one of the kindest people you could ever wish to know and went out of her way to help others.
"She did not deserve to die in such terrible circumstances.
"We are so very sad that her hopes of building a new life back in her home town of Whitby ended so tragically.
"We would like to thank everyone who has sent us messages of support during this traumatic time.
"We now ask that the media respect our privacy and allow us to grieve in peace while we try to come to terms with what has happened."
Police continue to question murder suspect
James Allen today remains in police custody after being arrested early on Sunday morning. He was arrested on suspicion of the murder of Colin Dunford, 81, and Julie Davison, 50.
Police ask people to check on neighbours
Police investigating two murders in Middlesbrough and Whitby have asked the public to check their neighbours are ok following the arrest of suspect James Allen. Colin Dunford, 81, and Julie Davison, 50, were both found beaten to death in their own homes.
Temporary Detective Chief Superintendent Gordon Lang said he had no reason to believe there were other victims, but given the nature of the murders it was 'prudent' to look out for neighbours, especially if they hadn't been seen lately.
James Allen will be questioned at a police station in Leeds following his arrest this morning. He was spotted by an off duty police officer, which Mr Lang described as an 'excellent piece of police work'.
Police arrest man on 36th birthday on suspicion of murder
Police have arrested a 36-year-old man in Leeds on suspicion of murder. The arrest comes after the murders of Colin Dunford in Middlesbrough and Julie Davison in Whitby.
Police confirm they are no longer looking for James Allen.
Police: Allen may be trying to change his appearance
Police hunting double murder suspect James Allen say he may be trying to change his appearance by growing his hair.
Detectives also say sightings have been reported in the Hare Hills area of Leeds, as well as further sightings on Teesside and in North Yorkshire.
– Temporary Detective Chief Superintendent Gordon Lang, Cleveland Police
"We are investigating a number of sightings in both force areas that have been reported to us, including sightings in the Harehills area of Leeds.
This operation continues on a 24/7 basis and it will do until we trace and arrest James Allen.
Someone must know where he is. He will have confided in someone and I would appeal to that person to come forward and get in touch with us.
If you know where he is now, call us. James, if you are reading this, give yourself up, it is only a matter of time before we find you."
Police hunting double murder suspect thank public for support
The detective in charge of the hunt for murder suspect James Allen has thanked the public for their help so far. Cleveland Police says sightings continue to be reported.
– Temporary Detective Chief Superintendent Gordon Lang, Cleveland Police
We've had a positive response from members of the public and I would express my thanks for their support. We're working around the clock to follow up these leads.
Allen is being sought in connection with the murders of Colin Dunford, 81, in Middlesbrough on Monday, and Julie Davison, 50, in Whitby on Wednesday.
People are being urged not to approach Allen if they see him, but to contact police immediately.
Friends struggle to accept death of 'popular woman'
Investigations are continuing into the murder of Julie Davison in Whitby. Unlike Mr Dunford, who was murdered in Middlesbrough, police don't think she knew suspect James Allen. Friends and neighbours have been struggling to come to terms with her death.
Police take man into custody after raid
Police have been carrying out raids in an attempt to find James Allen, the man wanted in connection with two murders in Middlesbrough and Whitby. Officers have taken a man into custody after raiding a house on Delarden Road in Middlesborough, but it is not believed to be Allen.
Earlier, another man was questioned after a raid on Lothian Road. He has since been released without charge.


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Arthur (24th March 2011)
Thanks @Innatius. I just had a play with that and it works! Yeah.
how does this work? do you run it from an admin pc and put the pc name in?
2. Put it into your system32 folder
3. Pull up a domain admin shell (via <runas /useromainName\Administrator cmd.exe> or whatever you need to do on your OS). This ensures that you have access rights to the remote PC
4. From the domain admin shell: psexec \\RemotePCIPAddress cmd.exe (this brings up the remote PC's shell to your local PC)
5. Run quser.exe - this shows the usernames and IDs of those logged in to the remote PC as if you were sitting at that PC
6. Run logoff.exe <user or ID>
I must admit it took me a few minute with step 4 to figure out that my command prompt was actually that of the remote machine OH:
But I did have a few enjoyable minutes logging off my technician.
can you not use the remote shutdown command to log the user off (not tried this)
shutdown -f -l -t 01 -m \\computername
Perhaps AdmnGurl could integrate SasLibEx to make her program compatible with modern OSs?
Existing code to simulate the Secure Attention Sequence (SAS),which most people refer to as control alt delete or ctrl-alt-del, no longer works in Windows Vista. It seems that Microsoft offers a library that exports a function called SimulateSAS(). It is not public and one is supposed to request it by sending a mail to email@example.com. Mails to this address remain unanswered though.
I researched how other people (including Microsoft) have solved this task and was unhappy with the results: some solutions work only with (or without) UAC, most solutions work only for the current or console Terminal Server sessions or need a kernel mode driver.
So I decided to create my own Saslib with the following goals:
- Should work both with and without User Account Control (UAC)
- Should support current, console and any Terminal Server session
- Does not need a driver
- The calling application does not need to be signed or have a special manifest
- Support multiple programming languages
I have succeeded and thus SasLibEx was born: not only can it successfully simulate the SAS sequence it can do this for any/all Terminal Server sessions. It can also lock the workstation (again for all sessions) and switch between the normal desktop and the secure desktop (the desktop that UAC runs on). SasLibEx was successfully tested both with and without User Account Control (UAC).
It is quite a frustrating thing this problem, in our school we cannot run fast user switching either, so we basically have to disable workstation locking for all the pupils on the school now that we are migrating to windows 7 to prevent them locking off computers and just leaving the classrooms, I cannot understand M$ logic behind removing that function of allowing an admin to log off a user.
I would have disabled locking for students from the get go!
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