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CVE-IDs have a new format –**Learn more**
News & EventsRight-click and copy a URL to share an article. Send feedback about this page to firstname.lastname@example.com. January 30, 2015 | Share this article "CVE-2015-0235" was cited in numerous major advisories, posts, and news media references related to the recent Ghost vulnerability, including the following examples:
Other news articles may be found by searching on "CVE-2015-0235" using your preferred search engine. Also, the CVE Identifier page https://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CVE-2015-0235 includes a list of advisories used as references. January 30, 2015 | Share this article CVE is mentioned in a January 20, 2014 article about responsible vulnerability disclosure entitled "Hacker halted… What is it?" on the Tripwire, Inc.'s State of Security blog. The article is a follow-up to a presentation by Tripwire's Vulnerability and Exposures Research Team at "Hacker Halted 2014" about the vulnerability disclosure process and the turnaround times for creating patches. CVE is mentioned in a section of the article entitled "Responsible Disclosure," when the author states: "There are a few steps to properly disclose a vulnerability to a vendor.
The author concludes the article as follows: "If we don't properly disclose vulnerabilities, we not only hurt ourselves but we hurt others. It's like driving home drunk — the moment you get into your vehicle you put your life, and others, at risk. While a vulnerability may not be as dire, we need to work together with the vendors to properly disclose and fix vulnerabilities." First CVE-IDs Issued in New Numbering Format Now Available January 13, 2015 | Share this article The first ever CVE-ID numbers issued in the new CVE-ID numbering format were posted on January 13, 2015 for vulnerabilities disclosed in 2014: CVE-2014-10001 with 5 digits and CVE-2014-100001 with 6 digits. The format of CVE-ID numbers was changed a year ago this month in January 2014 so that the CVE project can track 10,000 or more vulnerabilities for a given calendar year. Previously, CVE-IDs were restricted to four digits at the end in the sequence number portion of the ID, for example "CVE-2014-0160", but this four-digit restriction only allowed up to 9,999 vulnerabilities per year. With the new format, CVE-ID numbers may have 4, 5, 6, 7, or more digits in the sequence number if needed in a calendar year. For example, the just released "CVE-2014-10001" with 5 digits in the sequence number and "CVE-2014-100001" with 6 digits in the sequence number, or CVE-2014-XXXXXXX with 7 digits in the sequence number, and so on. Additional CVE-IDs in the new format with 5 and 6 digits in the sequence number were also issued today—CVE-2014-10001 through CVE-2014-10039 with 5 digits, and CVE-2014-100001 through CVE-2014-100038 with 6 digits—to also identify vulnerabilities disclosed in 2014. Enter these CVE-ID numbers on the CVE List search page to learn more about each issue. Please report any problems, or anticipated problems, that you encounter with CVE-IDs issued in the new format to email@example.com. CVE Editor's Commentary Page Updated January 13, 2015 | Share this article One new item has been added to the CVE-Specific section of the CVE Editor's Commentary page in the CVE List section: "CVE-IDs Posted Today for the First Time Using the New ID Syntax." The CVE Editor's Commentary page includes opinion and commentary about CVE, vulnerabilities, software assurance, and related topics by CVE List Editor Steve Christey. Posts are either Community Issues or CVE-Specific. CVE Mentioned in Article about Vulnerabilities in Software Libraries on TechWorld.com January 8, 2015 | Share this article CVE is mentioned in a January 5, 2015 article entitled "Think that software library is safe to use? Think again…" on TechWorld.com. The main topic of the article is that third-party software code libraries and components are not bug-free and that the "major patching efforts triggered by the Heartbleed, Shellshock and POODLE flaws last year highlight the effect of critical vulnerabilities in third-party code. The flaws affected software that runs on servers, desktop computers, mobile devices and hardware appliances, affecting millions of consumers and businesses." CVE is first referenced as an example when the author states: "One example… is a vulnerability discovered in 2006… The flaw was among several that affected LibTIFF and were fixed in a new release at the time. It was tracked as CVE-2006-3459 in the Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures database." CVE is mentioned again in a quote about this example by Risk Based Security, Inc.'s Chief Research Officer, Carsten Eiram, who states: "In 2010, a vulnerability was fixed in Adobe Reader, which turned out to be one of the vulnerabilities covered by CVE-2006-3459. For four years, a vulnerable and outdated version of LibTIFF had been bundled with Adobe Reader, and it was even proven to be exploitable. Adobe Systems has since become one of the software vendors taking the threat of flaws in third-party components seriously. They've made major improvements to their process of tracking and addressing vulnerabilities in the third-party libraries and components used in their products." Visit CVE-2006-3459 to learn more about the issue cited above. To learn about "Heartbleed" see CVE-2014-0160; for "Bash Shellshock" see CVE-2014-6271, CVE-2014-7169, CVE-2014-7186, CVE-2014-7187, CVE-2014-6277, and CVE-2014-6278; and for "POODLE" see CVE-2014-3566. January 8, 2015 | Share this article "CVE-2014-9295" was cited in numerous major advisories, posts, and news media references related to the recent Network Time Protocol vulnerability affecting Apple and Linux operating systems, including the following examples:
Other news articles may be found by searching on "CVE-2014-9295" using your preferred search engine. Also, the CVE Identifier page https://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CVE-2014-9295 includes a list of advisories used as references. January 8, 2015 | Share this article "CVE-2014-9222" was cited in numerous major advisories, posts, and news media references related to the recent Misfortune Cookie vulnerability, including the following examples:
Other news articles may be found by searching on "CVE-2014-9222" using your preferred search engine. Also, the CVE Identifier page https://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CVE-2014-9222 includes a list of advisories used as references. January 8, 2015 | Share this article "CVE-2014-9390" was cited in a December 20, 2014 article entitled "Git Vulnerability Exposed; Patch Now or Be Hacked Later" on eWeek.com. CVE is mentioned at the beginning of the article when the author states: "A new vulnerability has been reported and was patched on Dec. 18 in the widely used open-source Git source-code management system. The vulnerability has been identified as CVE-2014-9390 and impacts Git clients running on Windows and Mac OS X. Git is an open-source source-code management system used by developers on Linux, Windows and Mac OS X, and includes both a host server-side component as well as a local client on developer machines. Git is also the open-source technology behind the popular GitHub code repository. Linus Torvalds, best known as the creator of the open-source Linux operating system, developed Git. Somewhat ironically, the author of the rival Mercurial open-source version control system first discovered the CVE-2014-9390 issue, which also impacts Mercurial." CVE is mentioned again when the author notes that patches are now available for the issue: "The fix for the CVE-2014-9390 vulnerability is now present in the new Git v2.2.1 release and has also been patched in Mercurial version 3.2.3. Although the issue only directly affects Windows and Mac OS X users, Linux users are also being advised to be cautious." CVE is mentioned for a third time at the end of the article, as follows: "Metasploit is often the first place where new exploits come for security researchers to be able to test vulnerabilities. It is likely that an exploit for CVE-2014-9390 will find its way into Metasploit at some point to be able to demonstrate the vulnerability." Visit CVE-2014-9390 to learn more about this issue. CVE Mentioned in Article about Critical Infrastructure Attacks on Infosecurity Magazine December 18, 2014 | Share this article CVE is mentioned in a December 11, 2014 article entitled "ICS-CERT: BlackEnergy Attacks on Critical Infrastructure" on Infosecurity-Magazine.com. The main focus of the article is a "sophisticated malware campaign that has compromised numerous industrial control systems (ICS) environments using a variant of the BlackEnergy malware appears to be targeting internet-connected human-machine interfaces (HMIs). The BlackEnergy campaign has been ongoing since at least 2011, and the United States' ICS-CERT recently published information and technical indicators about it… " CVE is mentioned when the author states: "Typical malware deployments have included modules that search out any network-connected file shares and removable media for additional lateral movement within the affected environment. Analysis suggests that the actors likely used automated tools to discover and compromise vulnerable systems as an initial vector. For instance, the organization's analysis has identified that systems running GE's Cimplicity HMI with a direct connection to the internet are being targeted using an exploit for a vulnerability in GE's Cimplicity HMI product that has been known since at least January 2012. GE has patched the vulnerability, CVE-2014-0751, so users should update their systems immediately." Visit CVE-2014-0751 to learn more about this issue. CVE Mentioned in Article about Microsoft's Patch Tuesday for December on eWeek December 18, 2014 | Share this article CVE is mentioned in a December 9, 2014 article entitled "Microsoft Fixes 24 Flaws in 2014's Last Patch Tuesday" on eWeek.com. CVE is mentioned at the very beginning of the article when the author states: "Microsoft came out with its December Patch Tuesday update, marking the final set of regularly scheduled security updates for 2014. In total, Microsoft is fixing 24 unique Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs) this month, across seven security advisories. Of those seven security advisories, Microsoft rated only three as critical. One of the critical advisories is MS14-080, which patches 14 CVEs in Microsoft's Internet Explorer (IE) Web browser. The December CVE count in IE is actually a decline from the 17 CVEs patched in November's Patch Tuesday update." Visit the Microsoft Security Bulletin Summary for December 2014 for more information about these issues. CVE Mentioned in Article about Branding Vulnerabilities with "Catchy Names and Logos" on ZDNet December 18, 2014 | Share this article CVE is mentioned in a November 25, 2014 article entitled "The branded bug: Meet the people who name vulnerabilities" on ZDNet.com. The main topic of the article is that "As 2014 comes to a close, bugs are increasingly disclosed with catchy names and logos. Heartbleed's branding changed the way we talk about security, but is making a bug 'cool' frivolous or essential?" CVE is first mentioned in a section of the article entitled "Can attackers be thwarted with marketing?", as follows: "Heartbleed — birth name CVE-2014-0160 — became a household term overnight, even though average households still don't actually understand what it is. The media mostly didn't understand what Heartbleed was either, but its logo was featured on every major news site in the world, and the news spread quickly. Which was good, because for the organizations who needed to remediate Heartbleed, it was critical to move fast." CVE is mentioned again when the author states: "The next "big bug" after Heartbleed was Shellshock — real name CVE-2014-6271 [and CVE-2014-7169, CVE-2014-7186, CVE-2014-7187, CVE-2014-6277, and CVE-2014-6278]. Shellshock didn't have a company's pocketbook or marketing team behind it. So, despite the fact that many said Shellshock was worse than Heartbleed (rated high on severity but low on complexity, making it easy for attackers), creating a celebrity out of Shellshock faced an uphill climb." Visit CVE-2014-0160 to learn about Heartbleed and CVE-2014-6271, CVE-2014-7169, CVE-2014-7186, CVE-2014-7187, CVE-2014-6277, and CVE-2014-6278 to learn more about Shellshock. CVE Mentioned in Article about Vulnerabilities in Surveillance DVRs on The Register December 18, 2014 | Share this article CVE is mentioned in a November 21, 2014 article entitled "HACKERS can DELETE SURVEILLANCE DVRS remotely – report" on The Register. Four different CVE-IDs are cited in the article as follows: "Security researchers at Rapid7 discovered that 150,000 of Hikvision DVRs devices could be accessed remotely. Rapid7 warns that DVRs exposed to the internet are routinely targeted for exploitation. "This is especially troubling given that a similar vulnerability (CVE-2013-4977) was reported last year, and the product still appears unpatched out of the box today," researchers at the firm behind the Metasploit penetration testing tool conclude. A blog post (extract below) by Rapid7, the firm behind the Metasploit penetration testing tool, explains the vulnerabilities at play in greater depth. "[Hikvision] DS-7204 and other models in the same product series that allow a remote attacker to gain full control of the device. More specifically, three typical buffer overflow vulnerabilities were discovered in Hikvision's RTSP request handling code: CVE-2014-4878, CVE-2014-4879 and CVE-2014-4880. This blog post serves as disclosure of the technical details for those vulnerabilities. In addition, a remote code execution through a Metasploit exploit module has been published." No authentication (login) is required to exploit this vulnerability. The Metasploit module demonstrates how unpatched security bugs would enable hackers to gain control of a vulnerable device while sitting behind their keyboard, potentially thousands of miles away." Visit CVE-2013-4977, CVE-2014-4878, CVE-2014-4879, and CVE-2014-4880 for more information about these issues. CVE Mentioned in Article about Adopting Open Source on GCN.com December 18, 2014 | Share this article CVE is mentioned in a November 13, 2014 article entitled "6 tips for adopting open source," on GCN.com. CVE is mentioned in section 4 of the article, "Master navigation of vendor vulnerability databases and tools to minimize vulnerability windows," in which the author states: "When a data center is vulnerable to security flaws, the window of attack needs to be patched immediately. The best way to do so is to choose software that is officially compatible with CVE, the set of standard identifiers for publicly known security vulnerabilities and exposures. When a vulnerability is recognized, it's assigned a CVE number. This gives multiple vendors a single identifier to determine their vulnerability in a consistent and measurable way. Many open source projects and communities don't consistently track against CVEs, but several companies who commercialize these projects do, so choose wisely. In addition to tracking the CVEs, admins can use OpenSCAP to do vulnerability scans. OpenSCAP can use Open Vulnerability and Assessment Language (OVAL) content to scan systems for known vulnerabilities where remediation is available. The trick is to ensure your chosen vendors provide OVAL content consistently, so again, choose wisely." The article was also posted on November 24, 2014 with the same title, "6 tips for adopting open source," on OpenSource.com. |


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NEW YORK (AP) - San Francisco 49ers linebacker Ahmad Brooks has been fined $15,570 by the NFL for his hit on Saints quarterback Drew Brees last Sunday.
ASHBURN, Va. (AP) - Robert Griffin III parsed the appropriate uses of "me" and "I'' when it comes to owning up to a mistake and privately explained his words to teammates Santana Moss and coaches Wednesday.
ALAMEDA (AP) - Matt McGloin has made a career out of exceeding other people's expectations.
What a juicy matchup the NFL scheduled for tonight, a showdown for the lead in the NFC South and maybe for the best record in the conference. Then the Atlanta Falcons didn't do their part.
SACRAMENTO (AP) - DeMarcus Cousins had 27 points and 12 rebounds, helping the Sacramento Kings rally to beat the Phoenix Suns 107-104 on Tuesday night.
The Seattle Seahawks and Denver Broncos have separated themselves from the rest of the NFL in the eyes of the voters who make up the AP Pro32 power rankings.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) - Panthers coach Ron Rivera knows Cam Newton is capable of making big plays.
DENVER (AP) - Reigning Olympic downhill champion Lindsey Vonn crashed Tuesday while training in Copper Mountain, Colo., ahead of her planned return to racing following major knee surgery.
NEW YORK (AP) - Jay Z, the new agent for Robinson Cano, had dinner Monday night with top officials of the New York Mets.
GENEVA (AP) - Former UCI president Hein Verbruggen called Lance Armstrong's claim that he helped cover up the rider's doping at the 1999 Tour de France a "ridiculous story" and said Tuesday he has nothing to fear from an independent investigation.
HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) - Animal bones, hair, feathers and river pebbles are secreted around sports fields. The goal posts have been sprinkled with urine. The soccer players, some of whom have smeared ancient herbal potions on themselves, take the field.
LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) - Perry Ellis scored 21 points, freshman Joel Embiid had 16 points and 13 rebounds in a breakout performance, and No. 2 Kansas used a big late run to bury Iona 86-66 on Tuesday night.
VIENNA (AP) - Marc Janko scored in the 33rd minute after lax defensive marking, and the United States ended a record-setting year with a 1-0 loss to Austria.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Tim Hudson is headed back to the Bay Area.
PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Harvey Pollack is the last original NBA employee, the man who scribbled "100" on a piece of paper for Wilt Chamberlain to hold in the classic 1962 snapshot of his record scoring game.
TCU moved up to No. 3 in the final College Football Playoff rankings before the teams are selected to play in the national semifinals, becoming the latest team to jump past undefeated Florida State.
LUBBOCK, Texas (AP) - Hockey Hall of Famer Gordie Howe has suffered his third stroke since late October and was hospitalized early this week, his daughter said Tuesday.
Ray Rice says that an NFL team "would have to be willing to look deeper into who I am and realize that me and my wife had one bad night."
ALAMEDA (AP) - The Oakland Raiders found the perfect tonic for the team's most lopsided loss in more than a half-century: the schedule.
OAKLAND (AP) - More than worrying about the daunting task of trying to replace All-Star Josh Donaldson or dwelling on the shock of being traded from Toronto, Brett Lawrie is embracing the idea of staying healthy as he joins the Oakland Athletics.
The "Hands-up. Don't shoot!" gesture that five St. Louis Rams made during pregame wasn't the first time athletes have used their platform to make political statements.
SANTA CLARA (AP) - Jim Harbaugh won't say whether he has spoken to San Francisco 49ers CEO Jed York since the owner took to Twitter on Thursday night about a performance that "wasn't acceptable," or if they have even recently discussed his coaching future with the franchise.
SEATTLE (AP) - The Mariners are on the verge of landing the right-handed slugger they were seeking for the middle of their batting order.
HARRISON, N.J. (AP) - Thierry Henry is leaving Major League Soccer after 4½ seasons, unable to lead the New York Red Bulls to the team's first championship.
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) - The Miami Dolphins found the right formula to stay in the AFC playoff race: Simply let the Jets run the ball all night, and wait for New York to make mistakes.
LONDON (AP) - The goalkeeper who won the World Cup will be challenging Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi for the Ballon d'Or.
ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) - Devante Smith-Pelly scored the tiebreaking goal late in the second period, and Matt Beleskey added his career-best 12th goal in the Anaheim Ducks' 3-2 victory over the Boston Bruins on Monday night.
PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Kawhi Leonard scored a game-high 26 points and had a crucial three-point play in the final minute to help the San Antonio Spurs defeat the winless 76ers 109-103, extending Philadelphia's franchise-worst losing streak to start the season to 0-17.


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Event Facilities in Hobart
The Mezzanine Boardroom is a popular option for those wanting comfort and stunning views of the River Derwent. Suitable for up to 16 guests, an elegant timber board table provides the centrepiece.
Located on the Mezzanine Floor of the Wrest Point Tower, this room is the favoured choice for executive meetings and creative workshops. Sweeping views of the River Derwent down one side of the room, and a striking boardroom table encourage discussion with plenty of natural light streaming in.
Suede armchairs make meetings comfortable, with walls featuring contemporary landscapes by Tasmanian artists. As such, it's a popular option for creative 'think-tanks' or working lunches with its inspiring surrounds and outlook.
The Mezzanine Room is equipped with a built in screen and data projector as well as an individually controlled reverse-cycle air conditioning unit. Talk to our friendly event coordination team about making the Mezzanine Boardroom work best for you and your event.
Scheduled for refurbishment in late 2014, with new carpet, blinds and new upholstery on the chairs, the Mezzanine Boardroom makeover will ensure it remains one of our most well-liked meeting rooms.


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I am was just about the syphon the fermented beer into a keg and I noticed a bit if what looks like mold inside the clear tubing on my autosyphon. This is the clear flexible tubing that connects to the syphon. I tried cleaning it out and swamping it with sanitizer but there is still some there. Question, do I need to run out and get some more tubing or will I be ok?
Tubing is cheap. If you have a hardware store or LHBS near by, I would just go get some. It may be mold, it might not be. The risk probably isn't worth it.
I figured but its pissin' rain outside and I've consumed a few. Probably have to wait to rack to the keg til next weekend.
Do you have any PBW or oxiclean? Soak in hot water for about 30 mins and rise it should get it out if you have to bottle today. Otherwise replace.


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life-insurance-policies-namebrand 1.00
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Baby Names 1.0
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The Enchanted Cave 2
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COMPLETE edition of the interactive "choose next panel" comic
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-) you can have more than just 1 object on each page. at the bottom of the object window there's an option where you can set which of the objects you want to edit.
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Interesting... though not entirely entertaining.
I could see this being fun if it weren't 4 am and I didnt have a concussion, but perhaps if you added some background music it might be nicer.
To spudnik1: If you dont learn how to spell i'm going to come to your house and beat you with a sock full of oranges until fecal matter comes out your nostrils.
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I couldnt yuz tha saim person twice and I could only use one object in the scene so plees fix tha glitces coz it wood be a grate game
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It was neat
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Miley Cyrus — fresh off 'Hannah Montana' and a trio of innocuous films — is keen on transitioning to more adult roles but is not quite ready to get down and dirty — she's just attached herself to an untitled religious comedy pitch that Paramount has picked up for her.
We've always seen Cyrus as a kind of country Lolita — just on the edge of flaunting her sexuality on screen — and her off-screen antics (smoking salvia, drinking beer underage, dirty dancing and smoking cigarettes) is definitely at odds with her previous squeaky clean image.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, the plot for the high-concept comedy is being kept under wraps, but involves broken promises to God. Cyrus will produce with her mother Tish Cyrus through their Hope Town Entertainment company.
Cyrus, who will turn 19 in November, starred in 2010's Nicholas Sparks melodrama 'The Last Song' and has just finished two films: the action comedy 'So Undercover,' about a street-smart private eye hired by the FBI to go undercover in a college sorority, and 'LOL,' a high-school comedy that also stars Demi Moore and Ashley Greene.
So, apparently, Cyrus is still waiting for her breakout adult role. How about the Traci Lords story?
(Now that we got the snark out, we must applaud Cyrus for her stand supporting gay marriage, a belief that has alienated some of her fans. Cyrus recently had an equal sign tattooed on her right ring finger, with the caption "All Love is equal")
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A Spotify playlist for Alan Light's book on the song 'Hallelujah'
In his new book "The Holy or the Broken: Leonard Cohen, Jeff Buckley, and the Unlikely Ascent of 'Hallelujah' (Atria)," Alan Light traces the evolution of Leonard Cohen's song from 1984 album track to one of the pop fixtures of our time.
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Anthony Youn, M.D., is a plastic surgeon in Detroit. He is the author of "In Stitches," a humorous memoir about growing up Asian American and becoming a doctor.
Imagine you are a highly skilled surgeon. Then imagine that your grandson gets into a terrible car accident and suffers serious internal injuries.
The injuries are so severe that he needs a physician to operate on him immediately. Even though a qualified surgeon is ready, willing and able to perform his surgery, do you ask that surgeon to step aside and operate on your grandson yourself?
This was a dilemma that a colleague of mine encountered several years ago. At this moment of crisis, he faced the choice that physicians face all the time: Do you give medical care to your family members or leave it up to other doctors?
Not wanting to put Joey's life into another surgeon's hands, Dr. Sanders decided to operate on his grandson himself. Joey died several hours later in the operating room.
A 1991 study published in the New England Journal of Medicine found that 99% of the 465 physicians surveyed received requests from family members for medical advice, diagnosis and treatment. Eighty-three percent prescribed medications for a family member, 80% diagnosed medical illnesses, 72% performed physical examinations, 15% acted as a family member's primary doctor, and 9% performed surgery on a family member.
Bottom line: physicians often treat family members. But does that make it right?
Not according to most physicians and physician associations. The American Medical Association's Code of Medical Ethics: Opinion 8.19 states that "physicians generally should not treat themselves or members of their immediate families." The American College of Physicians Ethics Manual states that "physicians should avoid treating themselves, close friends, or members of their own family." William Beaumont Hospital, where I operate and act as associate professor of surgery, forbids surgeons from operating on family members.
As physicians, we are taught to hold the doctor–patient relationship sacred and to keep a proper professional boundary between us and our patients. In this way, we can prevent emotions from clouding medical judgment.
Obviously, emotions play a role when it comes to family. I react very differently when one of my children gets hurt than I do when I see an injured patient in my office. I can easily fall into my nervous "Daddy" mode and step out of my confident "Doctor" mode.
In an extreme case such as Dr. Sanders and his grandson, any less-than-acceptable medical outcome can do more than strain the doctor-patient relationship. It can tear a family apart.
Yet, so many physicians - including plastic surgeons - insist on treating family members. I know of many male plastic surgeons who have performed breast augmentations, tummy tucks, and facelifts on their wives. I suspect there are several reasons for this.
First, as surgeons, we are supremely confident in our training and skills and worry that another surgeon might not do as good a job as we would. Second, performing the surgery ourselves can save a lot of money. Third, and most disturbing, some plastic surgeons use their spouses as living billboards for their work. To them, there is no better advertisement than showing off their fifty-year-old spouse who now kind of resembles Pam Anderson.
Full disclosure: Other than removing a mole or two, I've never operated on my wife and I never will. I consider myself a highly skilled surgeon, I've been known to be a teeny bit frugal, and I've purchased advertising for my practice in the past.
However, the potential risk of a devastating situation like Dr. Sanders' is reason enough for me to avoid performing surgery on my wife. Well, this and one other major factor - I have no desire to see her insides.
I'll leave that to another doctor.
Probably the most important reason not to treat your spouse: you really need the insight about how much it really cost to be a patient. Most doctors have almost no sense of the cost of their treatment. Only when they are the receiving end of the bills do they begin to understand what their patients have to pay after treatment. Doctors are the most part totally isolated from the cost of their services. Patients have to have medical insurance and sign a contract to pay the bills regardless of what their insurance does or does not cover.
Actually, one of the main reasons their prices are so high is because they have to be able to afford medical malpractice insurance. It costs a lot of money, and doctors have to ensure that they aren't going to be sued for millions of dollars because of an ignorant patient.
At the same time, physicians do not receive very much of what patients pay. It's absolutely correct that physicians aren't aware of their patients' bills because the financial personnel handle billing and sort out all the costs from what's left over to make payroll.
Not true. Studies have shown that insurance and legal costs only add about 5 – 6% to the overall cost of medical care. We need to look at the whole system and figure why it costs so much even in comparison to other Western countries that have as good or better patient outcomes.
Insurance and Administrative costs run to 30% of the cost. Insurance companies pay at most 60% of charges. Medicaid and Medicare only pay 30% of charges. Malpractice insurance boosts costs even higher. Doctors don't collect anywhere near their gross charges are.
I have to disagree with your comment. In this day and age of cutbacks in every aspect of healthcare, most doctors are very aware of the cost to patients. I speak from personal experience as a physician. We know the cost of the procedure, the anesthetic, the prep, etc because it is in our best interests to know. The days of blindly doing things and letting insurance figure it out are over.
As a patient, I agree with this comment. Even though I have insurance, every visit with my doctor has a "how much does this cost" discussion, and I don't approve the procedure until I have a firm cost. And I generally turn down treatment because I can't afford it, even though I have been diagnosed with "likely MS" – I can't afford the tests to confirm. And this is even though I have insurance. Only in America do we pay three times, first in over-priced insurance, then in taxes, and finally out-of-pocket. Only in America can you go in for a 2-day hospital stay, WITH insurance, and walk out with a $30,000 bill.
I respectively disagree. My son went to a doctor and was told that a procedure would cost X dollars. When he received the bill, it was much more. So my son had to pay the higher amount. He complained to the doctor but was told to pay the bill. I am sure that this a very common experience. If you are a doctor, the next time you see a patient ask the patient if the cost was higher than expected. I understand that doctors should be concerned with treatment but handling the payment of the service also affects a patient's health. Over 2/3 of bankruptcies in this country is because of the cost of medical treatment. In this issue of CNN is an article about a couple who fell from the middle class partly due to medical crisis. Their names are Alan and Andono Bryant and she had a $47,000 medical crisis. Our medical system has a severe medical problem and only doctors have the power to fix it. Patients have to accept what happens to them.
Some doctors have no idea how much things cost even in their own business. Our system is totally messed up.
"Apart from removing a mole or two" – excuse me, that IS treating your wife as your family. I suspect this was done for the sake of convenience – why send her to someone who will see her for a get-to-know-you appointment so she can then come back and have the thing removed and possibly have to come back for a little check up on it – when you can just remove it yourself? Save time and hassle, money and paperwork. No harm, no foul. How about giving other people the same treatment – no you say? Other people have to set aside three different days for appointments?
Hahahaha! So true....
So he should treat everyone for free? I am pretty sure my mechanic takes care of his own car on the weekend, why doesn't he take care of mine on Sunday morning, for free? And the lady who prepares my taxes, why can't she do mine for free like she does hers, after hours? And the teacher who mentors his own kids for free? Or the babysitter who takes care of her own kids for free? If you want free treatment, become or marry a physician. If you want free car maintenance, become or marry a car mechanic. We all get free stuff from family, that is what family is for. We all pay for everything else.
But you drive your child to school, don't you? And there could be an accident and something bad could happen. I am not so sure there is a logical, non-sentimental rationale to this argument
For superficial bruises, aches and pains, maybe even setting a broken limb. For minor surgery probably yes. For major invasive or ER work no. But then again if your dad is the world's top brain surgeon, why settle for number 2?
Portland Tony, well put!
The ethical conundrums about treating your relatives are new. Decades ago, unless you were a psychiatrist you wouldn't give it a second thought. The ideal was to be close to your patient, not to develop so much distance. Even today, retired physicians often keep a limited medical license to treat their family members.
The idea that a physician should have distance from his patients is a mistake. And you know it every time a patient asks you, "what would you do if I were your mother?" Please, treat your family. And then try to treat your other patients that way too.
I disagree. A great deal of illness is caused by poor behavioral choices. Patients need someone with enough distance (immune to emotional blackmailing of doctor by patient) to tell the patient how it is, why it's that way and what they need to do to fix it. If the patient chooses not to comply, the doctor won't take it personally. Doctors can't force patients to listen or comply so they should maintain the emotional distance to not be upset when patients do stupid things. Patients frequently do stupid things including pressuring doctors for opiates when they are just addicted. Family members fall for that, doctors shouldn't.
I think doctors have a pretty good ability to keep an emotional distance. If they can deal with drug-seekers and other manipulators, they can deal with well-meaning but confused family members.
There was a bill passed in Congress, believe it or not, that doctors could not charge more than what the insurance would pay if they accepted the co-pay from you. It is illegal for them to charge additional charges. It the doctor says they will not treat you unless you agree to pay the additional expenses be sure that you write on the agreement that you are signing under duress and threat of refusal to treat. A doctor can not refuse to treat because you can not pay the bill it is illegal.
HA.....See you in bankruptcy court!
Unless a person is dying, physicians can absolutely refuse to treat. Insurance companies are in business to make money so they low-ball practices to reimburse for as little money as possible and therefore insurance companies make as much as possible. When the profit margin (read: ability to pay building rent, payroll and benefits for staff) is reduced to next to nothing, practices simply go out of business and now the community has fewer physicians to treat the citizens. Cheryl, your money is being sucked up by insurance companies in the form of "medical insurance" for you and "malpractice insurance" all physicians have to pay because people treat their doctor like a lottery ticket. Don't fight your doctor, fight the insurance paradigm of health care that's bleeding our nation out. Pay your provider, not an insurance company.
Cheryl, I understand things differently. A doctor is not allowed to bill a self-pay patient less than an insured patient would be billed. Bililng has to be consistent from patient to patient, so one price is set, but the price is set knowing that various insurance companies will only pay a small percentage (different for each insurance company, mind you, so the law as you described doesn't make sense). The effect is that we know more money is being paid to the physician from self-pay patients than insured patients (and it's often collected up front as many practices can't consistently afford self pay IOUs). The law was written in favor of insurance companies. They are worried doctors will try billing a patient with "different insurance" less, giving others preferential treatment. If there is recent legislation, I'm unaware. Please inform.
That is NOT the law. There are situations where you must be notified (via an Advance Beneficiary Notice, aka ABN) if a service is not covered and you will be fully liable for the cost. You can't balance bill Medicare patients for more than the Medicare rate. There are restrictions that you may agree to as a condition to becoming a participant in a plan, e.g., BC/BS participants typically agree not to balance bill beyond the BC/BS fee schedule. There is certainly no federal law that does what you describe.
I don't make patients pay more than what insurance pays. I don't have them sign a contract. I really have no say in what I charge, as I am an employed physician (I work for a large group of academic physicians) and some administrator in our group negotiates the rates for different services with each insurance company usually as a factor of medicare payment. Ie, 1.3 times medicare, or 1.5 times medicare etc. Medicare typically pays only 20-30 cents per dollar billed.
Remember, most of the costs to the patient for an inpatient hospital stay are the Hospital bills, which have nothing to do with the physician. I might perform a long complex brain surgery fixing your aneurysm that takes me 8 hours. I bill based on a pre-set value for that type of surgery based on RVUs (Relative Value Units) that every procedure has. So in this case, the RVU's might be 100, where a typical office visit might be 1-3 RVUs. That might be $3800 (about $38.00 per RVU). Now, this payment is divided into three parts... one is the work RVU (wRVU) which is to reflect payment for the doctor's time and difficulty of the task. The other two parts are supposed to cover the doctor's overhead (office space, payroll of his employees, etc ,as well as the malpractice insurance). As a result, the wRVUs for that procedure might be around 50. At $38.00 per RVU from medicare, I would collect about $1900 for that procedure that would theoretically go towards my salary. Now for that same patient, their total hospital bill including costs for all doctors and services might be along the lines of $50,000-$75,000. I'd only be getting $1900 of that. Are you starting to see that the doctors are not really the problem when it comes to the high cost of medical care? My practice would be getting about between 5%-7.5% of the total cost of the hospital stay, and I'd personally (theoretically) be getting about 2.5%-3.8% of the total amount owed for the procedure and hospital stay.
Also, RVUs don't necessarily reflect time spent. I could spend 8 hours in clinic seeing 30 patients and bill only about 30 RVUs if they were all short visits with limited problems. Or I could spend 8 hours operating on an aneurysm and bill 100 RVUs for that time. The RVU's go up not only based on the time it takes to do the task, but also based on the perceived difficulty/effort involved as well including risk etc. Additionally, that one time operative fee also includes ALL of the inpatient follow-up with the doctor, as well as all of the office visits for the next 3 months. If you come in for a post-op check to the office 1 month after surgery, the doctor cannot bill for that visit.
And, time for my original reason for replying.
Yes, a doctor can refuse to treat you. As long as you are not suffering from an emergency, a doctor can refuse to treat you if you do not provide payment. Now, he may have made a deal with your insurance company, that he will treat all of X insurance company's patients and collect only what they provide regardless of what he bills. Then he would not be able to refuse you because you wouldn't pay the extra amount he charged on top of the negotiated rate with X insurance company. He could refuse to treat you for other reasons (difficult patient-doctor relationship, patient is drug seeking, personality conflict etc). But he would have to provide you with information of another doctor who would be able to handle your problem, so that you could schedule yourself an appointment with that other doctor. A doctor is not allowed to "abandon" a patient. But he can replace himself with another doctor. If it is a non-emergent situation, he can expect you to do the legwork and make the phone calls to have that happen if he provides a list of names and numbers etc. If it is an emergent situation, the doctor would be obligated to find someone else to treat you immediately if there was some reason he could not or would not provide the treatment.
It is true that they cannot "balance bill" a patient. This is because doctors sign a contract with each insurance company agreeing to what the member of that insurance company will pay for various services. If they agree that the member will pay $100 for a particular type of exam, they are probably "billing" more than that. So they may bill $200, but at most, they have legally agreed to collect $100. So maybe the insurance company pays $80 and the member pays $20. But they cannot then turn around and demand the additional difference from what they billed. Physicians know well in advance what rates they have agreed to pay versus what they plan to bill.
So right about out of control health care. My husband wrecked his motorcycle. He was really just scraped up not seriously hurt but was hospitalized over night. With Blue Cross Blue Shield insurance and our auto insurance, we are still making monthly payments a year later – after having already done $4000. out of pocket. YES I SAID WITH INSURANCE – 2 KINDS healthcare is out of comtrol. Really hope nothing serious ever happens or we're screwed.
Most people have NO IDEA that a typical one-night stay in a hospital ranges $1500 – $9000, depending on the intensity of the care and the contract the hospital negotiated with the insurance company. And the hospital probably bills twice that much, but the insurance company has negotiated a better rate for their members. And this is just for a regular night's stay. Now imagine if you have some type of surgery in which the hospital "specializes." You may be paying $50,000 for a cardiac surgery with a two day stay....yikes!
It is also well known in the legal field.....he who represents himself, had a fool for a lawyer....lol
If your doctor wouldn't want to treat his own relative, find out what doctor he would suggest instead... and go to her!
All treatments are not the same. As a physician, yes I treat my family for minor illnesses or injuries. But something that has long term effects, it is unethical to treat without objectivity-whether it be a family member, friend, or colleague. Reimbursement issues are not what the article was about.
I agree. I don't think it's a big deal for a doctor to diagnose their child with the flu and prescribe a cough syrup, rather than pay to go a clinic. That seems a bit silly. But I would consider it unethical for them to perform a major surgery. Totally different.
I can understand not treating major issues, but my wife and I are so busy running a clinic neither one of us can afford to take the three hours off that it takes to get in and out of a Dr's. office. I dont prescribe controlled substances to family but have no problem with orher minor things. The issue is having good judgment. Only 20 percent of american physicians belong to the AMA. It became a political creature a long time ago that no longer represents us. We no longer accept anything the AMA says including their policy to ban handguns and boxing.
The main reason why physicians should not treat our familyis that our judgement is very poor when trying to our family. Even worse when trying to treat oneself. A physician who treats himself, has a fool as a patient.
Yea, but what about when a physician's wife is being treated by another doc and then dies because of mistakes this other doc made and you know you could have done better? It's quite a dilemma as in rural areas there are not enough MD's and finding qualified highly skilled ones in these areas is tough and your a doc who is highly skills> what do you do? Let someone you don't think is that good take care of your wife when you are better qualified? Not an easy decision either way and there are possible negative consequences with both decisions.
I found this article because I am a future medical student and I would love to sit in on my father's surgery but I am thinking I should sit it out.
I trust the surgeon immensely and she has taught me so much but I just worry about my father. Plus, the procedure itself is interesting and the perfect educational opportunity. I worry emotions might cloud my ability to focus on the procedure and view my father as any other patient I would encounter.
Thanks for writing this post!
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29. Take away from me the way of falsehood. Knowing how prone the nature of man is to vanity and falsehood, he first asks the sanctification of his thoughts, lest, being entangled by the snares of Satan, he fall into error. Next, that he may be kept from falsehood, he prays to be fortified with the doctrine of the law. The second clause of the verse is interpreted variously. Some render it, make thy law pleasant to me. And as the law is disagreeable to the flesh, which it subdues and keeps under, there is good cause why God should be asked to render it acceptable and pleasant to us. Some expound it, have mercy upon me according to thy law as if the prophet should draw pity from the fountain-head itself, because God in his law promised it to the faithful. Both of these meanings appear to me forced; and, therefore, I am more disposed to adopt another, freely grant to me thy law. The original term, חנני channeni, cannot be translated otherwise in Latin than, gratify thou me; an uncouth and barbarous expression I admit, yet that will give me: little concern, provided my readers comprehend the prophet's meaning. 411411 "On pourroit dire en francois, Donne moy gratuitement." — Fr. "One can say in French, Give me gratuitously." The amount is, that being full of blindness, nothing is more easy than for us to be greatly deceived by error. And, therefor unless God teach us by the Spirit of wisdom, we will presently be hurried away into various errors. The means of our being preserved from error are stated to consist in his instructing us in his law. He makes use of the term to gratify. "It is indeed an incomparable kindness that men are directed by thy law, but in consequence of thy kindness being unmerited, I have no hesitation in asking of thee to admit me as a participator of this thy kindness." If the prophet, who for some time previous served God, in now aspiring after farther attainments, does not ask for a larger measure of grace to be communicated to him meritoriously, but confesses it to be the free gift of God, then that impious tenet, which obtains in the papacy, that an increase of grace is awarded to merit as deserving of it, must fall to the ground.


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We had three rooms on a family vacation, two sets of grandparents and two couples with kids 3,5 and 10 yrs old.
The rooms were adequate, although the bathroom was very cramped.
Dinners were excellent- thanks to Tony. We all wanted fish the second night, and Tony made an early morning trip for us to the local suppliers to cook up an excellent Pargo (snapper) dinner with a choice of excellent sauces. An upbeat chef that was in his element in the kitchen, the food was great.
The pool was very nice, much fun for the kiddos, and large enough to swim short laps in.
A huge beach great for sea shell hunting, and the rooms all look over the ocean for amazing sunsets. The ocean is not safe for swimming due to rip currents, but this is fairly common all along the Pacific Coast.
We were the only ones there, and the staff were not especially helpful or pleasant- had to ask to have pool lights turned on even though the bartender/helper (Miner) was right there. But I think they just are not service oriented and did not appear rude, just not used to looking out for the guests. Miner excelled at making fresh fruit based drinks.
The owner was there for one night and a morning- helped with the bags and greeted us on arrival, and had some good tips on getting through the tourist trap on Manuel Antonio National Park, which we felt to be overrated and was the low point of our three week trip in Costa Rica.
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Friday Fashion Flashback: Angelina Jolie's Style Evolution Over the Years
Angelina Jolie has become one of Hollywood's biggest icons, continuously stunning us all in everything she does, especially with her flawless elegance on the red carpet.
However, Angie's style has come a long way... Remember her tattoo-bearing Billy Bob Thornton days when she wore a vile of his blood around her neck? It's easier to let her current perfection mask her questionable choices from back in the day.
But I think it's worth taking a walk down memory lane! So in honor of her 39th birthday right around the corner and the big debut of her new film Maleficent hitting theaters today, let's check out her extreme style evolution over the years for today's edition of Fashion Flashback.
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Activision Cancels True Crime: Hong Kong
United Front Games-developed open-world title canned because "it just wasn't going to be good enough."
Activision Blizzard confirmed last night that it has cancelled development of open-world title True Crime: Hong Kong.
The publisher's financial statements for the final three months of 2010 were accompanied by a press release saying: "The company will stop development on True Crime: Hong Kong. This decision is based on the desire to focus on the greatest opportunities that the company currently has to create the world's best interactive entertainment experiences."
Activision Publishing CEO Eric Hirshberg said that the game was cancelled for quality reasons, saying: "Even our most optimistic internal projections show that continued investment was not going to lead to a title at, or near, the top of the competitive open-world genre.
"In an industry where only the best games in each category are flourishing, to be blunt, it just wasn't going to be good enough."
True Crime: Hong Kong was to be the first appearance of the franchise since 2005's True Crime: New York. It was being developed by ModNation Racers studio United Front Games, who posted a statement on their website agreeing with Hirshberg's sentiments.
"We are sorry we did not get a chance to complete this project with Activision, but we understand why," the developer wrote. "We are both committed to doing quality games and nothing less. Maybe we will have a chance to work together in the future, but in the meantime we are setting our creative sights on a different horizon."
Activision's financial results showed record earnings per share and an annual increase in profits of 370 per cent, but has disbanded its Guitar Hero business function and appears to have also lost faith in the Tony Hawk franchise, saying it would not be releasing a skateboarding game in 2011.


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Mr. Stanley W. Feaster Sr., 58, of Peachtree City, GA died January 27, 2011.
Stanley is preceded in death by his father Samuel W. Feaster, Sr. and sister Cidney O. Terry.
He is survived by his wife Cathy Feaster of Peachtree City; children, Stephanie Thornton and her husband Garrett of Lizella, GA and Stanley W. Feaster, Jr. of Peachtree City; mother Mrs. Charlotte Cole of Cleveland, Ohio; sisters Rudine A. Feaster and Jennie D. Malik; brothers Steven W. Feaster and Sterling B. Feaster. Read More»
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Mr. Matthew Kyle Garrity, of Senoia, GA, passed away suddenly on January 22, 2011 at the age of 27.
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VivalaSAM wrote in In Tottenham Hotspur v Stoke City
Uh... yes there was. both stoke goals were the result of TERRIBLE defending. you're not watching the same game the rest of us are.
Seriously? bale, lennon, van der vaart, modric, palacios, pienaar, etc.? our midfield is fine. go back to under that cave you're living in, gooner.
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Barcelona to take over the place as the biggest club in the world now? Or can't they?
Oh rly? (good enough?)
I bet you were calling for a red on carragher's tackle on nani a few weeks ago. united fans take after their manager well.
Is it just me or do spurs seem to hit the woodwork more than any team in the EPL?
Typical man u arrogance. just for that i hope they draw real.
Reddevil, if he was actually hurt he wouldn't have been able to run over to the ref seconds later and show him his "injury."
and all gerrard did was put a hand...
I don't really see how diving is going to help him avoid an injury. he's doing it to draw fouls and cards on opposing players, and it turns out he's not really ...
Okay let me clarify:
it was a bad tackle.
but time and time before nani has made every challenge he takes an oscar-winning drama and it really makes me lose re...
You know, i might have sympathised with him if he didn't do that after EVERY SINGLE half-challenge he drew. the dude deserves an oscar. his reputation precedes ...
Can someone actually injure nani so i don't have to see him whine like a little bitch and topple over after being pushed aside on the shoulder? you're playing a...
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Shay given's had better days
Totally agree... this is mostly why i hate them so much.
I really hate when united gets lucky. they didn't deserve this result.
Are you kidding me? i would be so pissed if i were a fulham fan. arsenal was totally outplayed.
Samuel, demichelis, riquelme, cambiasso, maxi rodriguez, and tevez weren't even on the roster... something is wrong there.


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FFA2015 will take place on Tuesday, March 31, 2015.
The Forum for the Future of Agriculture has a programme of activity focused on the food and environmental security agenda, across Europe and the world. The main platform is the annual conference which takes place every spring in Brussels. This is now established as the premier meeting place for those who have a stake in the future of agriculture and has been addressed by European Commissioners, MEPs, National Government Ministers, Industry Leaders, Farming Entrepreneurs, NGOs, International Economic Leaders, International Organisations and Academics.
Register now for this year's Forum on Tuesday, March 31, 2015.
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President, World Farmers Organization
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FFA2014 Chair, Chairman of the RISE Foundation
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Commissioner for the Environment (2010-2014), European Commission
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The European Landowners' Organization (ELO), created in 1972, is a unique federation of national associations from the 28 EU Member States and beyond, which represents the interests of landowners, land managers and rural entrepreneurs at the European political level. Independent and non-profit making, ELO is the only organization able to stand for all rural entrepreneurs. ELO aims at promoting a prosperous countryside through private property dynamism. Its Secretariat is based in Brussels.
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Show: "Divination," a mixed media presentation and installation by Liu Liu
Location: arc gallery (UAA/APU Consortium Library, First Floor)
Show dates: Sept. 13–Oct. 7
The Chinese character 卜[ bu], is an ideograph that illustrates the cracks on an oracle bone. These cracks can be found on the shoulder blade of an ox, or alternatively, on a tortoise shell (plastron). 卜 is commonly translated in English as divination. The ancient Chinese used the cracks on bones to seek divine consultation to guide their lives just as someone might consult the Delphic Oracle in ancient Greece for advice. The purpose behind these "readings" was to give an individual a chance to achieve a harmonious life. In divination procedures, a bone was marked with encrypted words, a question on one side and drilling pits on the other side, then put into a fire, resulting in cracks at various points for an answer, favorable or unfavorable. Viewed as a chance operation, the actual outcome may have happened or not. No matter what, the intent was to obtain a good outcome.
Artist Liu Liu on the inspiration for the works in this exhibit: "This past year, I have been researching the anatomy and physiology of the human heart by focusing on electrocardiograms (EKG) and how to interpret the electrical impulses of the heart. EKG linear graphing consists of waves that move up and down when the heart's pulse is recorded. These linear patterns operate metaphorically for me as a kind of electrical ideograph or modern form of divination with their crack-like affinities. From electrical pulses to conceptually stroking the ancient cracks on the oracle bones, I find myself linked to the ancient Chinese diviners. We live in troubled times and my question is: 'Does humankind have a future?'"


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Data-Driven Marketing for Effective Indie Game Promotion [KEYNOTE VIDEO]
Last month, I delivered a keynote on how to apply data-driven marketing to indie game promotion. The keynote was titled "It's Not About You: A Scientific Approach to Effective Indie Game Marketing" and focused on target market research. In the keynote I provided step-by-step instruction on how to use data to identify your game's primary target market(s), understand its needs and effectively communicate how your game fulfills those needs in marketing. The organizers of Konsoll 2014 (the conference in Bergen, Norway where I gave this keynote) recently made my lecture available on YouTube. So, I thought I would share it, along with my slides, with all of you by posting it on Indie Game Girl. Enjoy!


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