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Catalysis of the reaction: 10-formyltetrahydrofolate + H(2)O + NADP(+) = (6S)-5,6,7,8-tetrahydrofolate + CO(2) + H(+) + NADPH.
Catalysis of the transfer of a hydroxymethyl- or formyl group from one compound (donor) to another (acceptor).
Catalysis of the transfer of a methyl group to an acceptor molecule.
Catalysis of an oxidation-reduction (redox) reaction in which an aldehyde or ketone (oxo) group acts as a hydrogen or electron donor and reduces NAD or NADP.
The chemical reactions and pathways resulting in the breakdown of 10-formyltetrahydrofolate, the formylated derivative of tetrahydrofolate.
The chemical reactions and pathways resulting in the formation of substances; typically the energy-requiring part of metabolism in which simpler substances are transformed into more complex ones.
The process in which a methyl group is covalently attached to a molecule.
The chemical reactions and pathways involving the transfer of one-carbon units in various oxidation states.
A metabolic process that results in the removal or addition of one or more electrons to or from a substance, with or without the concomitant removal or addition of a proton or protons.


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Former VP nominee, CNN Host, Fox News contributor Geraldine Ferraro dies
1984 Democratic Vice Presidential Nominee Geraldine Ferraro has died. Ferraro had been battling multiple myeloma for 12 years. She was 75.
MSNBC reported on Ferraro's death, with a pre-produced obituary reported by NBC's Kelly O'Donnell, at 12:09pmET. (For the last few Saturdays, MSNBC has been producing live afternoonET hours instead of running documentaries.)
Fox News reported on Ferraro's death at 12:12pm. Correspondent Carl Cameron reported the news at the end of a live report from Iowa where several potential 2012 GOP candidates are gathered this weekend. CNN reported the news at 12:24pm.
After politics, Ferraro did what so many other politicians do: cable news. She was the "from the left" host of CNN's "Crossfire" beginning in 1996. She joined Fox News in 1999 where she'd been a contributor ever since. Her final Fox News appearance was with the only other major party vice presidential nominee, also a Fox News contributor, Sarah Palin on midterm election night last November.
Video of that appearance, after the jump…
> More: Fox News founder and chairman Roger Ailes statement: "Geraldine Ferraro was an important and influential part of America's political landscape. Her deep contributions on many significant issues will be felt for years to come. Geraldine was also an intelligent and warm contributor to the Fox News family and we will miss her."
> More: Greta Van Susteren called in to to Fox News to share memories of Ferraro. We're told Sarah Palin will phone in soon as well.
> More: Van Susteren will host a special Sunday night. "Geraldine Ferraro: A Celebration of Life" airs at 10pmET.
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Connecticut Water Service, Inc. Declares Dividends
CLINTON, Conn., Jan. 25, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Connecticut Water Service, Inc. (Nasdaq:CTWS) today announced that its Board of Directors declared a quarterly cash dividend of $0.2425 per common share payable on March 15, 2013, for shareholders of record as of March 1, 2013. This quarterly dividend remains unchanged from the previous quarter and represents an annualized dividend of $0.97 per share. The Company's annual dividend yield at the stock market closing price on January 24, 2013, was nearly 3.3%. Connecticut Water has paid quarterly dividends on its common stock since its founding in 1956 without interruption or reduction and has increased dividend payments for each of the last 43 years.
Connecticut Water's Board of Directors also declared a quarterly cash dividend of $0.20 per share on Preferred A shares payable on April 15, 2013, for shareholders of record as of April 1, 2013, and a quarterly cash dividend of $0.225 on Preferred 90 shares payable on May 3, 2013, for shareholders of record as of April 19, 2013.
The Company has a Dividend Reinvestment and Common Stock Purchase Plan (DRIP) that is open to registered shareholders and customers and employees of the Company's regulated water utility subsidiaries. Additional information about the DRIP and a plan prospectus are available online at the Company's Web site, www.ctwater.com , or upon request.The Board also set the date, time and location of the 2013 Annual Meeting of Shareholders. The Annual Meeting will be held on Thursday, May 9, 2013, at 2:00 p.m. at the Madison Beach Hotel in Madison, Connecticut. Eric W. Thornburg, Connecticut Water's Chairman, President and CEO, noted that the 2013 Annual Meeting will mark the Company's first Annual Meeting since its acquisition of the Biddeford and Saco Water Company in Maine last month. He stated, "We look forward to holding this Annual Meeting as the fastest growing water utility company in New England. The addition of Maine Water and Biddeford and Saco water companies in 2012 grew our customer base by 35% to approximately 122,000 customers in New England where we now serve approximately 400,000 people."
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Europe must enact a tough new system of budget control that will ensure governments that rack up excessive deficits suffer harsh penalties, leading policymakers and economists have said
Europe must enact a tough new system of budget control that will ensure governments that rack up excessive deficits suffer harsh penalties, leading policymakers and economists said today.
The warning comes as a tug-of-war between national sovereignty and the push for fiscal co-ordination in the eurozone threatens to trigger a sovereign debt crisis.
Vito Tanzi, a former Italian deputy finance minister and head of fiscal affairs at the IMF, said the European Commission had to do a much better job of scrutinizing members states budget policies.
If we have come to the stage where a small country like Greece can put the entire global financial system at risk, we really have to rethink the system, he told Emerging Markets.
Deeper political union is no guarantee. The only way to ensure that this works is through rules with penalties attached to them. We need penalties backed by formal laws in each country.
Charles Wyplosz, an acknowledged expert on the euro, agreed that collective fiscal discipline overseen by the stability and growth pact had failed.
Wyplosz, an economics professor at the Graduate Institute in Geneva urged member states to adopt national rules based on the fiscal rule Germany enshrined in its constitution last year.
They must make it tougher and have the sorts of punishment that work, he said. They have threatened [in the past] but at the end of the day a government does what it need to do to be re-elected. That is what will happen in Greece later this year - and in Portugal and Spain.
Carlo Cottarelli, the current director of the fiscal affairs department at the IMF, told Emerging Markets Western countries urgently needed to enact laws which punished governments that flouted fiscal rules.
Clearly, advanced economies need to construct a mechanism for enforcement of fiscal rules in addition to strengthening their public finances, he said.
Cottarelli said: Penalties are needed and the best benefit of this is the political loss that comes with breaching these rules or targets.
On Thursday, the European Commission called for a centralized review of government budgets, in a baby step toward greater co-ordination in fiscal affairs.
Barry Eichengreen, an economics professor at the University of California, said Europe needed a stability pact with teeth.
[It needs] a pact where there are stricter limits on deficits, not a focus on arbitrary limits but where the Commission intelligently looks at debt sustainability, he said.
And we need a proper enforcement mechanism with penalties. If the commission cant do it, then there should be an external fiscal council to do it.
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Bank debt issuance across Asia is soaring this year, driven by the need to comply with Basel III regulations. Fresh impetus from China is set to send volumes higher still
Europe is stuck. On both monetary and fiscal policy, the continent is divided. Everyone likes structural reform - except voters. So creativity is called for. How about giving money to the poor?
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Robert J. Wright Tries His First Pixie Stix
Robert J. Wright has never tried Pixie Stix. So I brought him one left over from Easter on the Bayou. I tried to get him to just shoot it.....the whole thing in one swallow.....he wasn't up for that
Robert J. Wright has never tried Pixie Stix. So I brought him one left over from Easter on the Bayou. I tried to get him to just shoot it.....the whole thing in one swallow.....he wasn't up for that
The Lenten season is almost over. And a lot of us gave up some extremely gluttonous foods. I think I have found the one thing that I would try -- if it were available here in the USA.
A thief in Boston is going to have to do some serious explaining the next time he goes to confession.
Police say that a family argument erupted into a full fledged brawl involving almost 20 people at a children's restaurant in Boynton Beach, Florida.
The first time I saw this commercial I sat, hypnotically attentive, not sure if what I was watching was real or a joke. 'It's the cradle of life!' 'Men have fought for it! Died for it!' Oh, it was real, all right. And it was on my TV! 'Hail
About ten years ago Erin and I traveled to Dallas to shoot a TV commercial. In the middle of filming, as they were lining up a shot over my shoulder, the director yelled, 'Cut! Cut! We've got glare!' That's how I found out I had a bald spot in the back of my head.
If you're a wine connoisseur you probably know what a 'punt' is (the indentation in the bottom of a wine bottle). But, did you know that a cardboard coffee cup sleeve is called a 'zarf', or that if your second toe is longer than your big toe you have 'Morton's Foot'?
Robert is most afraid of those little green lizards that sneak into your house every now and then. He can't ever catch em; they're too fast. At the top of my list has to be mice. But next on the list is bats.
I can't imagine going to work at the main post office in Shreveport where bats are flying loose.
Virtually every man has uttered the phrase, 'I just don't understand women.' But this latest fashion trend takes my utter astonishment to a new level: The breast milk pendant.
A man broke into a Baltimore fast-food restaurant last month and ate 16 slices of pie before falling asleep and being captured, police say. Baltimore police responded to a break-in at a Popeye's chicken restaurant on Feb. 19, whereupon they found a 62-year-old man asleep on the floor of the establishme
It may sound hard to believe, but trying to stop a drunk driver has actually cost a woman her job.
Kenneth Fulmer didn't have a very happy birthday. Bossier Parish Sheriff's spokesman Lieutenant Bill Davis says the 44-year-old Haughton man got into an argument with his neighbor over a dog, went drinking and came home to attack his father with an unlikely weapon: a cookie cake.


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Another week brings another action-packed episode of Translogic. Our sister site continues its tour of Europe with a trip to Switzerland's Rinspeed. If there's a car builder that more resembles a toy company for adults, we can't imagine it.
Host Bradley Hasemeyer got a full demonstration of several remarkable vehicles during his visit. The sQuba submarine car is straight out of James Bond, though it's based on a more modern Lotus than the famous Esprit from The Spy Who Loved Me. The similarly amphibious Splash can operate as either a car, boat or hovercraft. The X-Trem is an oddly styled pickup that can load and unload – you guessed it – a hovercraft from its truck bed. Similarly, the Tatooo carries an underwater scooter.
But Rinspeed isn't just about wet and wild concept cars. The company has been pioneering alternative fuel vehicles, like the R One, a biofuel-powered roadster. It's also built the Presto, a frankly remarkable car in that it can transform from a compact two-seat roadster to a full four-place vehicle with the press of a button. The UC is a small electric car built out of a Fiat 500, controlled by a joystick and designed to be carried on a commuter train for urban use.
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What's more springtime appropriate than a pot of bright yellow daffodils? If you're crunched for time, this is all you really need to make the table feel festive.
Holy drama, Easter Bunny! With eggs both big and small hanging above and a shock of fuchsia decorating the table below, this is one table guests won't soon forget.
Tulips, bunnies, chicks, eggs — check, check, check and check. Place on large tray, cover bottom in moss, and you've got a centerpiece that hits on all the Easter necessities and is somewhat portable to boot, should the party move outside.
Use any leftover moss to line the bottom of an apothecary jar and decorate with a delicate nest or decorative eggs for another highly portable centerpiece. A vase of lovely lilacs provides height and color too.
A few flowering branches, mimicked in a wide runner, and a bowlful of assorted eggs makes for a transitional and cheerful table setting.
What springtime decorations are in your home? Join the discussion on the Houzz Facebook page!
What springtime decorations are in your home? Join the discussion on the Houzz Facebook page!
Find some thrift store bunnies like Houzz member NYCLQ did, then follow Brian Patrick Flynn's knickknack makeover instructions to give them a sleek new look.
My mom has a pair of silver salt and pepper shakers that look just like these pretty birds. They're always a happy addition to the table come springtime.
Go streamlined with a black, white and green color palette for a more contemporary table. And keep the decorative touches to a minimum — just a few candles and some moss are enough for this fresh and modern look.
Blooming branches provide height and drama, while sky blue accents and little nests at each place setting delight the eyes below.
And if the weather's nice, by all means, celebrate outside among the signs of spring. Colorful glasses — and what looks like the makings for a Campari spritzer — will help to get everyone in a festive mood.


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Oh, we kid. Leona has a fab voice. We just kind of wish she would record material a bit more up-tempo. You know, like this.
Maybe she could draw inspiration for such material from some of her dislikes, rather than from love or heartache. For instance, Leona recently declared her dismay for sexting. (Sorry, Ludacris!) "Is it as bad as cheating? Yes, as it could lead to something else," she said. "Why did they have a girl's number in the first place? There's obviously some intention. It's a dumpable offence, for sure."
What were we talking about? Oh, right. GMTV. Hey, when are they bringing Ke$ha back?


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Wilfred Season Finale Review: Will Powerby Dan Forcella at . Comments
Who are you? What are you? Why are you?
Ryan asked these questions of Wilfred during a fit of hysteria in "Identity," and I for one, cannot wait to find out the answers.
Throughout the season finale, Ryan slipped deeper and deeper down the proverbial slope, to a point where he was back to using dirt to win cases, switching urine to save clients, and basically doing whatever it takes to get the job done.
What did it cost him? Well, he forced his pregnant sister to leave her husband and move to India. He pushed Jenna to marry Drew, because she believes that she has a baby on the way. And he caused his pal Wilfred to jump in front of a moving car, which severely injured him, and might have rid him of his memories.
But after Wilfred's fit of amnesia, be it real or artificial, Ryan remembered that the dog was recently writing a will that could help Ryan know what to do if anything happens to [him].
I was expecting the will to be a joke by Wilfred, saying something to the effect of I can't believe you thought I lost my memory, but instead, when Ryan got to the door of his beloved basement, he found a closet! The basement that he has been hanging out with Wilfred in for the entire season has been imaginary? Is that what we are being ed to believe?
It was pure cojones by the writing staff to come up with that development. I mean, who ends a season of a comedy like that? Wilfred does, and it was brilliant. There can't be any sort of finality to what exactly this hallucination is until the series ends, but the continuing feeling that we might find out keeps the audience on its feet.
That makes Wilfred different from any other sitcom on television, and yes this is a straight-up comedy. It's not like Louie or any of the Showtime dramedies, where it is up for debate on how to categorize them. Wilfred is hilarious week in and week out, it just so happens that along with being funny, it is also very strange, and really makes you think. That was no different in "Identity."
When you have Wilfred drinking bong water like it is coffee, being distracted by bubbles three times in four minutes, and really wanting to go to India after hearing about the dirt, feces, and decaying animals, you have a recipe for hilarity.
Does there need to be growth from some of the characters as season two moves forward? Absolutely, but we've seen some of that already. Wilfred, be he real, a part of Ryan's mind, or something else entirely, has had moments of sincerity during the first season, and I see that continuing next year. Will Ryan continue to improve? Probably, but it won't be a quick process or there wouldn't be a show left to put on the air.
Wilfred is a series about Ryan's problems, and the fact that those problems lead to him seeing this dog as a man. That leads to hilarious hijinks week after week, and it has certainly been a funny first 13 episodes.Bring on the next 13.
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Wilfred: After I'm gone I don't want you and Bear fighting over my s**t...or any of my other stuff. | permalink
Wilfred: Come on Ryan! These are big existential questions, best left for boring Russian novelists and teenagers on acid. Real people don't think about this s**t! | permalink
Wilfred: Jenna's not a meat-lover's pizza I can have delivered in 30 minutes or less. Hey! You know what sounds good right now? Chinese. | permalink
Wilfred: I don't know what you're up to Ryan, but I've got my nose and ears on you...and my eyes too, I guess, but frankly my vision's pretty s**tty. | permalink
Ryan: I know why you're here now, to stop me from slipping down that slope. Please Wilfred, I need you to pull me back up. | permalink
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Just watched the episode "Anger" last night and Ryan says to Kristen "I'll look for Mom's copper kettle in the basement" to which Kristen replies, "Basement?" Very interesting that they may have had this in mind way before the finale!
The most original and convoluted show on TV. Ryan is obviously crazy and Wilfred is a manifestation of his own creation. Yet Wilfred works as Ryan's coping mechanism, providing a vehicle through which Ryan can work out his fears and insecurities. All while displacing responsibility. Bloody marvelous!
@Fernando Your english isnt very good but from what i gathered... I think the answer your looking for is "Hey mate". An Australia expression as Wilfred is an Australian actor. Such an interestingly smart comedy. What a great way to end the first season!!
WOW. Mind blowing end..! Who would thought that a comedy like Wilfred would ever end like that? Such a cliff hanger.. And now I want MORE!
That ending was awesome! Kristen is probably the most interesting character. she noticed that ryan had no basement and in the coutroom scene in the episode sacrifice, she is sits with her hands on her stomach, clearly pregnant. So ryan knew she was prego before the pee test and her confession?!?! This show is written excellently. Cant wait for season 2
What its what wilfred say "hey my" ? , or "hey might?" whats the expression he used to say when he talk whit ryan??
Wow that ending blew my mind, I didn't see that coming. Like my girlfriend said, "Wilfred shouldn't end like that, its Wilfred." but like me we still look back fondly on the Aussie series that really didn't take anything to seriously. Unlike this series of Wilfred, which was really well written and some great acting as well. Because of that ending it will have you looking back through the episodes looking for clues to what actually is really going on in Ryans head. I loved the comment Wilfred makes about Lost which sums up the ending of the series really well. "What did you think of the Ending?"
The ball is for Ryan to play with Wilfred!!! RECONNECT!!! (his will) (if something should happen to me, play ball with me)
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In the summer of 2010, a Michael Jai White-starring short film set in the "Mortal Kombat" video game universe hit the Internet. Nobody really knew what it was at first, but it ended up being a proof of concept short that Kevin Tancharoen directed in order to prove that there was room for a new Mortal Kombat movie that would take a different approach than New Line's original take on the material. That short has since become known as Mortal Kombat: Rebirth, and though it didn't immediately land Tancharoen an offer to do a full-length film, it did garner him some additional studio change from Warner Bros. to fund an entire series of web shorts, which were called Mortal Kombat: Legacy. I guess they were another toe dipped in the water to see if there was any interest in a new series of Mortal Kombat films. Stretching the original short out to a series of them had mixed results in this reviewer's eyes, but the reaction to them must have been positive and large enough to prove something to someone, because it's looking like Tancharoen is finally going to get to direct his feature. Heat Vision is reporting that New Line is picking up this ball and running with it, as they've hired Tancharoen and his writerOren Uziel to come and make a new feature-length Mortal Kombat for them. New Line's last attempt at a full length Mortal Kombat movie was 1997's Mortal Kombat: Annihilation, which was pretty much a giant bomb.
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1. A bag or pouch; especially; a small bag inserted in a garment for carrying small articles, particularly money; hence, figuratively, money; wealth.
2. One of several bags attached to a billiard table, into which the balls are driven.
3. A large bag or sack used in packing various articles, as ginger, hops, cowries, etc.
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5. (Science: chemical) A cavity in a rock containing a nugget of gold, or other mineral; a small body of ore contained in such a cavity. A hole containing water.
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Pocket is often used adjectively, or in the formation of compound words usually of obvious signification; as, pocket comb, pocket compass, pocket edition, pocket handkerchief, pocket money, pocket picking, or pocket-picking, etc. Out of pocket. See Out, Pocket borough, a borough owned by some person. See Borough. Pocket gopher, a sheriff appointed by the sole authority of the crown, without a nomination by the judges in the exchequer.
Origin: OE. Poket, Prov. F. & OF. Poquette, F. Pochette, dim. Fr. Poque, pouque, F. Poche; probably of Teutonic origin. See Poke a pocket, and cf. Poach to cook eggs, 48e to plunder, and Pouch.
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I just came back from the supermarket (Stop&Shop) and for the first time in my life I saw a white coconut. I didn't get one because I had a lot of heavy packages with me and a long walk home. Of course I regret it, on my way back I was thinking about the coconut crepes mentioned here earlier (MS had a recipe for them a few days ago and I want to try it). Well, I guess I'll go back tomorrow, but meanwhile: does anybody if there's a difference between a regular coconut and a white one (besides the color, of course)? I don't know why I immagine them sweeter...
I did a quick search, but I don't find any mention of the white variety. Can anyone enlighten me? TIA
p.s. They also had ugly fruit. S&S is getting fancy.
by white, i think you mean the ones that are trimmed down into the shape of a cup with a lid, and they arent hairy or anything?
these are green coconuts...at least that is what they were in the Dominican Republic. The large green husk is removed, and a slit is cut close to the last bit of covering, and you drink the juice...copeous amounts. When you have drunk it dry, it is split, and he heavenly, custardy meat is scooped out with a "spoon" fashioned from the outside. Often a freah pina (sorry no enya) colada is fashioned from one of these and a freah pinapple, and of course great Dominican rum!
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White Coconut is distinct from regular (brown?) coconut, and it is not just a matter of having the brown hair removed. I am not sure that there is a taste difference between the two, though perhaps if you are a real afficionado of coconuts you may notice a slight variation between them.
Also, I think the fruit you mention is usually spelled "ugli".
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'Also, I think the fruit you mention is usually spelled "ugli".....'
The very first time I saw them, over 8 years ago, they were called "Ugly". Are people now uncomfortable with that name now?
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I believe when you see "ugly," it's a misspelling. All the reference I've ever seen are to "ugli," and a quick google turned up the fact that a company that grows it in Jamaica actually has a trademark on the name ugli fruit!
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My mistake, it's ugli fruit indeed.
Stop and Shop may be getting fancy, but it is also in big trouble. Recent articles about their parent company in the Netherlands describe them as the Dutch equivalent of Enron.
If anyone wants to discuss this further, we should take it to the Not About Food pages.
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Quiz the Coach - Obesity & Asthma
I have asthma and my coach tells me to toughen up. How the heck can I toughen up my asthma when it's actually uncontrollable? What do you think I should do to make her stop being so tough? Back to Article
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2011-08-20 16:50:13 -0700
Hmm, kind of odd how people actually tell other people on websites all about their problems, but never talk about them in reality.


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After Only 34 Years, Proposition 13 Impact on Education Has Been Softened
As a graduate of the Class of '71 from Arcadia High School, a nearly all white school (at the time) in the foothills of the San Gabriel Valley, I often heard from my teachers how fortunate we were to live in Arcadia with the very successful Santa Anita Racetrack funding public schools in the city. In the early 70s, Arcadia boasted that it received no government funds for education and was able to opt out of the requirements that came with those funds. I received a privileged and generously resourced education. I benefited from an excellent education in Arcadia. Serrano changed the funding for all of that.
Priest vs. Serrano was a court decision in the Superior Court of Los Angeles that changed California's method of funding public education. Funding for schools and libraries was mostly derived from property taxes. The court decided that because of district-to-district educational resource disparities (Arcadia was a prime example), funding for all schools in California "failed to meet the requirements of the equal protection clause of the Fourteenth Amendment of the United States Constitution and the California Constitution."
After this and another decision by the U.S. Supreme Court, equal government funding for all districts, was made mandatory. The response from the citizenry was palpable. Residents in Arcadia were outraged that racetrack money, "our money", would go to other, usually less affluent districts that did not have to deal with the traffic and other inconveniences of the track. Many other districts across the state who were also able to give their students greater resources than students in poorer districts because of various wealth-based funding disparities were affected as well. Anger about "wasteful" state spending and taxation became a common topic throughout the state. Real estate investors and homeowners were very angry about property taxes. Taxes for homeowners and real estate investors consistently rose affecting profits and property values. The election of the County Appraiser was big news every election.
Proposition 13 changed all of that in 1978. It passed overwhelmingly in California in a feisty environment driven by an electorate outraged by tax increases and advertisements showing elderly homeowners on fixed incomes coping with increased assessments. Prop 13 lowered the property tax rate to no more than 1% of assessed value while limiting changes in assessed value to change in ownership, new construction, or a decline in value. As a constitutional amendment, Proposition 13 could not be overturned by the Supreme Court as a violation of the legislative responses driven by Serrano I and II. Prop 13 substantially reduced property tax rates while cutting the main source of income to economically impacted districts, now more fairly distributed by legislation secondary to Serrano I and II. The real estate industry exploded here for this and other reasons and, even now, all of us who own a home benefit financially as a result. My home's assessment and property taxes have not increased in the twenty years I have owned it. California has some of the lowest property taxes in the nation as well as close to the lowest funding for public education in the United States.
I am gratified that Proposition 30, Governor Brown's public school funding proposition passed. It is the first time that I can remember a statewide election to increase taxes for education that surpassed the 66% threshold made law by Proposition 13. It's ironic that Governor Brown who opposed Proposition 13 but embraced it immediately after the 1978 election, spearheaded Proposition 30. Brown has cut spending significantly in California whie funding for community colleges and public K-12 schools has been bouyed by the success of Proposition 30. California, recently trumpeted as a "failed state" with a multi-billion dollar deficit, now enjoys a surplus created through major spending cuts along with reasonably increased taxation. While we don't hear the 24-hour news cycle patting Governor "Moonbeam" Brown and the state on the back for this success, it has proven to be a model for the nation.
The Church Says That?!
I find tremendous comfort in Catholic social teaching. Often folks from other Christian traditions are surprised that Catholics find reason to critique their Church on many levels and don't always see it solely as a monolithic body of opinion moving forward through existence, but rather as the Body of Christ, which includes us all.
Much of my growth as a Catholic comes from the influence of the Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary, a bold and unswerving group of courageous women who live Catholic social justice every day, here and throughout the world in Africa, South America and Europe. This religious order of sisters was begun by Father Jean Gailhac and Meré St. Jean to bring comfort to orphans and exploited women in France. More recently they have done tremendous work to end human trafficking. I honestly believe that it is the Holy Spirit that has seen them grow throughout the world living thoroughly for social justice, peace, and religious tolerance. Honestly, I don't think I would be in working on my doctorate in Educational Leadership for Social Justice were it not for the RSHM and their effect on my life.
I mention all of this because I want to bring attention to the reality that we, men and women, are the Church and its application of social justice. It brings any critique I may have, I believe, into perspective when I see women such as the Sisters of the Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary and lay Catholics bring social justice to life in the world. I have been influenced and changed as well by incredible priests who have rocked my world, helping me to personal peace and introspection in my spiritual journey.
In light of Catholic social teaching, I find the subject of property ownership timely and fascinating in light of the presence of so much poverty and pain in our world. It is also timely given the recent comments from Pope Francis that mirror the encyclical Mater et Magistra. It is a fact that the Church in the last half century has moved in the direction of what John XXIII called socialization that encourages the use of government to bring about social responsibility in the use of property that I find remarkable. When these teachings are articulated it often comes as a shock to politically conservative Americans who had no idea the Catholic Church calls for an idea so anathema to the American ethic of private ownership that is clung to like its own religion leading to our current state of the super rich acquiring more and more to the detriment of what is left of a middle class and the devastation of the poorest of our American brethren.
Pope Francis's rejection of market capitalism as the core measure of human well-being has been mentioned previously by Paul VI, Benedict XVI and John Paul II, yet until now, it is not what has been emphasize in any conversation about our Church that I have heard recently. Hearing an emphasis on social structures that we choose democratically having an obligation to treat every human we encounter with dignity and worth rather than an emphasis on conservative social values is a welcome change of tone. As Freire was influenced by Catholic liberation theology to build literacy education leading to critical consciousness, I believe that we as members of the Body of Christ have an obligation to inculcate the radical teaching of Jesus to renounce the acquisition of possessions, except our "daily bread" and to serve the poor rather than aspiring to become acquire greater wealth. He really wasn't kidding when He told the very rich young man that if he really wanted to be perfect he should sell all of his possessions and give the money to the poor. It's tough to be a Christian and we all fall short. Strikingly, in our country and others around the world, the opposite is often encouraged and at times even celebrated as Christianity itself.
Personal Responsibility is Important, But Privilege is Better
Occasionally, I get the opportunity to have very personal discussions with students at my school that give me some insight into their lives. Walking through the school and having cursory conversations with young people now on the cusp of adulthood can give a false picture, though, of their day-to-day lives. Looking out into the halls I see a group of happy, seemingly carefree students laughing and smiling with their friends while many of them grow up in neighborhoods that are impacted with crime and structural neglect. One would never know if one didn't know.
One 17-year-old senior who was determined to eventually attend law school particularly impressed me. Sitting one day in my office we were talking about his academic success. He told me a story that shocked me as much by his circumstances as by the sure knowledge that his life would have probably overcome me. His house was really just two rooms separated from noisy neighbors by a piece of plastic hanging in a doorway. He and his mother and younger brother lived there with two older brothers living there with their girlfriends and their children. There was no way, he said, that he could do homework at home. Each day he went to Jack-In-The-Box and completed his work there, earning a grade point average that I never accomplished in my quiet, privileged, middle-class home sitting at my desk in my own bedroom. Students like this humble me because I know that their lives present them with obstacles outside of their control that I would most likely not have scaled. In fact, most people I know would not have.
I would say that this young man's personal responsibility in the face of adversity accomplished great things for him. He is a very successful attorney and would be the first to attribute it to his acceptance of personal responsibility. He would also attribute his success to the institutional structures of government assistance that his efforts allowed him to exploit to full advantage. But he also knows that most people, faced with this adversity, would not break away from these circumstances. His brother and niece also came to my school. They did not succeed. Despite his example and help, they could not overcome the circumstances that they did not create. It is such a complex and frustrating condition that injustice creates and calls for what Young calls "the responsibility individuals have for the conditions of the lives of others, as well as their own lives."
There is, of course, no one solution for the disparate effect that unequal distribution of resources and a lack of emphasis on structural background conditions create. It becomes a trap that is very difficult to escape despite personal responsibility that would translate into success for those in a more privileged setting. One poor choice or circumstance can overcome those in this setting while leaving others with more resources, privilege, or in a different environment, untouched. Something as simple as the acknowledgement of privilege by those who enjoy it with the resultant responsibility to advocate and work for change could move our nation forward in redirecting the perspective that a lack of personal responsibility is the cause of poverty rather than structural injustice and could be a definitive fork in the road toward the path of historic change.
Ed.D. Update
Time is moving fast and a final direction for my research question is looming large. I've moved all over the place, which isn't good. After exploring the problem of parents cut out of the involvement loop because of the move to replace paper with digital information to issues surrounding assessment and the utter lack of implemented solutions to the most effective use of data by educators, I think I'm coming close to knowing my direction. It is the intellectual fusion of everything we do here to social justice that is very motivating. I need to seek a little more advice from my professors, but I'll get back to you here when I have completely settled on a question.
I'm really enjoying attending classes with my cohort. That seems a little simplistic, but so many programs these days are mostly online or a hybrid, it feels very good to be a part of a tradition doctoral program that gets us in a classroom each week for all of our classes. I care as much about how my cohort views me as I do my professors. That leads to a strong bonding and a collegial environment that is truly a joy. We do have an online component within the construct of a traditional doctoral program, and I really enjoy that as well. Below is a response I made to an online presentation from my colleagues. No matter how old I get or how self-indulgent it seems, I never get tired of watching myself on TV.
Ed.D in Educational Leadership for Social Justice at LMU
Monday marks the start of classes and the beginning of a new journey for me. I'm excited...No, overwhelmed with anticipation. Twenty days short of 60 years and jumping into a young person's game. Everyone in the cohort of 18 is smart...very smart, with extensive academic credentials and experience. The faculty is welcoming and supportive, my fellow cohort members are friendly and just as excited as I am. At this point in my career, the doctorate is an opportunity to take pleasure in the process of learning. I want to enjoy the immersion into reading, writing, learning, and creating. After 17 years as a Catholic high school principal and 32 years in education, I really don't have any ambitions to "move up." I do though, want to explore new ways to serve that excite me and are outside of what I have done for so many years. I don't know what that means right now, but it's a big part of why I'm excited. I'll talk about it here (if I have time) and take a moment or two each week to reflect on how it's going.


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Opthamology-ASC-Anyone else?
- 0Dec 11, '04 by PowercarveJenHi all-
I am a new grad (May 04) and have been working at an Eye Surgery Center. Does anyone else out there work in this kind of area. We do retina, glaucoma, trauma, plastics, cataracts. We have 3 CRNA's that perform general and local anesthesia. I would be interested to hear from any of you. We have 11 surgeons and life can get a little crazy.
We work 4 10s and are not open weekends or holidays, I never would have imagined that I would have gotten this job right out of school. Look forward to hearing from you.
- 0Dec 11, '04 by appleorchardI'm the only nurse (RN) in a retinal practice that just starting doing photodynamic therapy in the office (involves IV infusion of dye, which is why they needed an RN). I'm really enjoying it, especially the hours, which are 8-4, more or less. Flexible schedule and I'm in charge of myself and no one else, which is a big change from my last job as nurse coordinator of an IVF center. Any other PDT nurses out there?
- 0Dec 12, '04 by PowercarveJenYes-
We do FA injections. We have two retina doc's and are very busy with them. They do OPT, laser, surgery and steroid injections. I do about 60-70 Fa injections a quarter and we have about 15 other RN's that do them also. Do you also do surgeries at your facility(buckles/vits)? Look forward to hearing from you.
- 0Dec 12, '04 by appleorchardWe do lots of FAs too, probably 20 or so per day. I had a terrible time getting halfway decent at using butterflies, especially on older veins! I still miss more than I'd like and have read everything on the internet about starting IVs on older people.My previous IV experience was all on people under 50 (infertility patients and labor and delivery). I hate blowing the vein and knowing the patient is going to be in pain from the dye. We don't do surgeries, strictly an office setting, but a busy one; our docs see 60-70 patients a day. Most days there's 1 doc in the office; those days aren't bad! When there's 2, it's very hectic. I don't do anything but PDTs and FA injections, but PDTs take about an hour each; I have 7 slots a day for PDTs, and they need to be watched the whole time the dye is infusing, because extravasations can be so destructive to tissue. Opthamalogy is really an interesting field; I feel very fortunate to have found this job!
- 0Jan 19, '06 by kittylvrI work at a 4 doctor retina practice. We also do FA's and PDT's and do office surgeries and I assist in the OR doing vitrectomy/membrane peels, RD repairs, etc... Our doctors won't let anyone else do the IV sticks for the PDT because if they blow they are responsible, not us. I like working here but do not feel I utilize all of my knowledge and the doctors do not respect us. Here in Florida Ophthalmic Techs make between 23,000-28,000 per year.
- 0Jul 21, '06 by MrsK1223I work in an outpatient surgery center where we have about 6 eye docs that use our facility for cataract surgery. On occasion we have to do vitrectomies. Some of these docs do blephs as well, ptyrigium repairs, ectropian and entropians. I work almost every day. We probably do 40-60 cataract and other eye cases a week. This is in addition to all the other surgeries we perform from other specialties. We have several CRNA's that administer sedation. I am a circulator for them. I enjoy the patient care and the job itself. Management of our facility is what makes our jobs miserable.
- 0Nov 9, '10 by ParavellHey everyone,
It's interesting to see your roles in Ophthalmology! I've been working in an ER the past few years, and am ready for a change. I have an interview for a RN position in Ophthalmology..I guess it's a clinic/outpatient setting but the job description was very brief. We shall see!! I look forward to getting y'alls input once I get some more information! From what's posted here, everyone that works in this field seems to enjoy what they are doing..how refreshing
- 0Jul 14, '11 by Snuggles33I have an interview tomorrow in an outpatient eye surgery clinic tomorrow in the bay area, ca and wonder what the pay is for an RN. The job is for circulating the procedures. Also what kinds of procedures should i expect duties etc...
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