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Its a dream come true :-) A few weeks ago I got a HFG. With a 20% off coupon and it already being on sale I couldn't pass it up.
If you could please ID as many of the plants or just enjoy the pictures.
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Travis, congrats with your greenhouse. You have a fine bunch of plants. For ID's you have to put on more close ups and not to many at one time. greets Harry
That's a very nice setup.
I personally don't use a greenhouse once temps are up consistently above about 50 degrees at night. It's too hot in them even with shade cloth and exhaust fans, which cost money to run :-). Outdoors works just fine and it's free.
You might end up frying a few of your plants in that greenhouse as it is now even in zone 5.
If it was 92 outdoors, the 120 was probably very close to the real temp in the greenhouse. My greenhouse stays about 20 to 40 degrees warmer inside. I went into it yesterday to fetch some pots and it was 135. It was only 105 outside. I didn't stay in very long:-).
Having a greenhouse is great, but there is a learning curve when you start. Taking plants fresh out of your house and putting them under a magnifying glass and into a frying pan will probably have adverse results.
Shadecloth and vent fans will help a lot.
Rain shouldn't really be an issue, it rains outside of zone 5 too:-). A very good soil mix usually takes care of that.
Wish you luck.
The problem is the temp it read outside was 111 and inside 121. I know it wasn't that hot outside so I question the acuracy of the temp.
I did a slow transition into the full sun by putting them out in early spring so they got used to the intensity of the sun. 1-2 of my plants got minor sunrelated damage but I just moved them under my partial shade clothish thing.
In your third pic down, the spikey stripey plant on the upper left (not the big round one)........you don't have a better pic of that one do you?
It looks like one that I bought (rescued, LOL) at Wal Mart the other day, and I'm trying to find out what it is. Yours is the first other one I've seen online!
I do have pics of mine, but have to get them put on a CD to get them on the computer.
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In the 3rd pic down, that cactus in the back row 2nd from the right...i have one so identical to it, i cant believe it! (the one that has been chopped in half, and has a new shoot out the side).
The funny thing is (and i reckon the same thing happened to yours), it used to be the rootstock for a gymno scion, but the top half of the rootstock and the scion rotted, leaving a small amount of rootstock left over, and subsequently re-shooting with new growth.
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Sweet news you guys! I just got a new shelf setup for my greenhouse. It ran me just shy of $100 but is big enough for all my plants (+ some new ones) and strong enough to support my weight sitting on one of the shelves (135lbs). I will try to get pictures up this weekend. It was purchased at Menards in the shelving department. Even better its not bulky rubbermaid shelves, this shelf system is like powder coated steel. Looks like it will hold up as long as it doesnt sit in a big pool of water. Considering my GH is usually super dry I don't think rust is too big of an issue.
Its amazing how much nicer my greenhouse is with proper room for the plants. This setup can also be added to. Some day if I get the itch again I can just throw on another shelf or two and have 50 more plants.
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4 4' shelves (~$15 each) My gh is only 8 feet long so its a nice close fit... like less than .5" on each side
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don't know all the exact species but I think I can pick out the genus, here it goes:
all are left to right
pic 1;
top: mammillaria, ?, gymnocalycium
middle:haworthia, haworthia, euphorbia maybe (or tephrocactus), haworthia, lobivia
bottom: ?, ?, anacampseros rufescens, ?, ?
pic 2:
top: all look like cereus
bottom: ?, ?, lobivia, ferocactus probably
pic 3:
top: ferocactus, notocactus (parodia), espostoa lanata (?), mammilaria crest ?
middle: Echinopsis, ?, 3 mammilarias in a row
bottom: gymnocalycium friedrichae, lobivia (?), 3 mamms in a row
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looks like 2 aloes, an epiphytic cactus (should NOT be in greenhouse!), bottom?
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front: mammillaria plumosa (?)
behind left: euphorbia obesa (?), behind right: mammillaria
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top left?
right: tephrocactus
bottom right?
pic 7: hard to see
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top right astrophytum myriostigma
bottom: gymnocalycium, ?, lobivia, astrophytum capricorne
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top: echinocactus grusonii, notocactus ottonis(?)
bottom: cereus peruvianus (?), ?, ?
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left: oreocereus (?)
top: mammilaria
right: cereus crested form
bottom: ferocactus
Thank you very much for giving me some direction for hunting down names for my beauties! I am thinking that getting ID's is going to be my job this winter... keep me busy when I can't be growing them.
I can't wait untill my brother comes home this weekend so I can steal his camera and get some new shots of my babies. Looking back at these pictures its amazing how much some of them have grown in just a little over 1 month. The "chain fruit chollas" for example have put on a few inches and many little branches. SOoooooo exciting :-)
Looks clean and neat, and you've got more room for more plants :-)
The cycad needs full sun for optimum growth, you can leave it outside the greenhouse and bring it in when it starts to get cold, Sago Palm (Cycas revoluta) can easily survive light frosts without damage, and will live through heavier frosts but the leaves will die back. Since it is very doubtful you'll get a new flush of leaves this late in the season it's OK where it is, but next spring, leave out for fresh air, sun and rain, you will be rewarded.
Also, what happens when you water the top plants, does the excess drip onto the plants underneath?
Gymnocalycium (the ones with the pink flowers) are easy bloomers and very rewarding, especially the clumping species which look like a bouquet when in flower


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Short for Data Source Name. Data Source Name provides connectivity to a database through an ODBC driver. The DSN contains database name, directory, database driver, UserID, password, and other information. Once you create a DSN for a particular database, you can use the DSN in an application to call information from the database.
There are three types of DSNs:
(1) System DSN -- can be used by anyone who has access to the machine. DSN info is stored in the registry.
(2) User DSN -- created for a specific user. Also stored in the registry.
(3) File DSN-- DSN info is stored in a text file with .DSN extension.
DSN is often used by Active Server Pages (ASP) and Visual Basic programs when a query to a database is necessary to retrieve information.
There is also what is known as a "DSN-less connection." Instead of using a DSN to connect to a database, the developer specifies the necessary information right in the application. With a DSN-less connection the developer is free to use connection standards other than ODBC, such as OLE DB.
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Will I be fat after liposuction?
Will having liposuction make me fatter as I get older and less able to do physical activities? I have read that the best way to maintain a slimmer figure after liposuction is to maintain healthy weight, diet, and exercise. These are things I certainly can continue while I am still fairly young. As I age, and become less active, will I get fatter because I had liposuction than if I did not have liposuction?
You are correct. Maintaining your weight as you age will assist in maintaining Body Contouring procedures like Liposuction. Typically extremes of weight gain ( >25 lbs) can result in an alerted appearance. Yes, we certainly change as we age but, Liposuction does not cause weight gain. Best,
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Fat Accumulation After Liposuction – Recent studies indicate, fat does not accumulate in other areas significantly after liposuction especially if one does not gain more than 10-15% of your body weight post operatively.
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Deep ruby-red. Deep, pure aromas of red and black fruits, licorice and smoky oak. Supersweet and wonderfully deep, with extremely primary dark fruit and camphor flavors. Offers compelling breadth and palate coverage, not to mention impeccable balance. Seamless and complex. Perhaps best today on the slow-building, palate-staining finish, which features extremely fine tannins. One of my early favorites from this outstanding vintage. This has fruit of steel.Author: Stephen Tanzer
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The 2001 Barolo Cannubi Boschis is in a beautiful place right now. The aromas are starting to show the early signs of maturity, but there is plenty of fruit and depth in the glass. Sweet, layered and impeccable, the 2001 turns silky and delicate as its sits in the glass. Today my sense is that the 2001 won't be one of the more long-lived vintages. Hints of licorice, dried flowers and new leather are woven into the rich, textured, fabric. This is a great showing for the Cannubi Boschis.Drink Dates: 2012-2021
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Loads of blackberry, cherry and dark licorice character. Full-bodied and velvety, with chewy tannins and a long finish. Pretty. Loads of depth and style. Gorgeous. Sandrone makes the best Cannubi. Almost as great as the 2000. 840 cases made.Drink Dates: 2008+
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I'm giving you heads up that my questions are going to be a lot harder that Jade's, so start hoping that I'm not running it!
Ok as some of you have noticed ever friday night I've been giving away points to lucky winners of my geuss contest!
Place to be on fridays!! >> cyber lounge>> millionpost forum>> 5000 thread that is active
Time >>> between 8pm - 1am eastern!
The people running the event, will be either myself or sazuka will run it "ill let her know when he gets to run it "
If i run this event then ur awarded immediantly!
If sazuka runs it then ur rewarded when i return! ^_^
Winners are as follows-
250- 1st question
500- 2nd question
1000- 3rd question
2500- 4th question
5000- 5th question
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So remmber>>>
1.Study anime!
2.Friday between 8pm-1am eastern posting!
3.practice typing really fast
4.Post some to past time away while u wait... cause u never know when it'll be on friday night!
remember ur points will come in handy when we have our ao merchandise ready to trade for
Heres the time differences... figure out ur time if u want to participate!
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Lol good then, sazakus will be held on the.... i aint telling
-Just another green eyed angel, distorted by mans love for hate-
How exactly do we identify Eastern time Jade?
well its 11:28 right now here... yahoo the time or google a map or something lmao
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Alrighty, thanks a lot Jade
isnt it unfair? like those who arent in the eastern area......>.<
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Legal Ethics, Quote of the Day
Lawyer Dresses Up As Thomas Jefferson At His Own Disciplinary Hearing
Apparently the government is launching an assault on the right to be a terrible lawyer.
Books, Football, Legal Ethics, Movies, Non-Sequiturs, Women's Issues
* Our columnist Steve Dykstra opines that Roger Goodell is not going to get fired over the Ray Rice investigation/non-investigation. But what we really want to know from Dykstra is his opinion on how badly the West is going to beat the East in this year's Grey Cup. [Steven Dykstra]
* Apparently, we've been banned by Reddit. I think as editors we've posted on Reddit maybe 3 times in the last year, so it certainly isn't our fault. Reddit notes "above the law will no longer be receiving traffic or page views from here," which I guess is supposed to be a threat. Hey, don't fault us just because our content is so good. *cue unimaginative trolling* [Reddit]
* A discussion of gutless women. [The Careerist / The American Lawyer]
* MGM might lose the rights to a pair of Clint Eastwood classics. Specifically, The Good, The Bad and The Ugly, For a Few Dollars More, and Last Tango in Paris. [Hollywood, Esq. / Hollywood Reporter]
* The winner of the Hofstra Law School Mystery Short Story Contest is "A Prisoner of Time" by Lucian E. Dervan. That sounds like a 1980s Doctor Who episode. [Mulholland Books]
* Beau Brindley pleads not guilty to telling a witness to lie. So, that case is moving right along. [My Fox Chicago]
* Vermont Law School cites children's story books. [Law School Lemmings]
* D.C. lawyer Jacob McDermott is climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro to raise money for LiveStrong. Check out his donation site. [LiveStrong]
Title: ACA 5 Year Anniversary – Top 5 Issues in Medicare & Medicaid
A goal of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act is to provide quality, affordable healthcare for all Americans. Now in its 5th year, how much progress has been made in Medicare and Medicaid? Download Wolter's Kluwer's Special Report Here.
Attorney Misconduct, Legal Ethics, Litigators, Rudeness
Lawyer Suspended From Practice For Being Lazy, Sarcastic Tool
Asking opposing counsel if he's "grow[n] a pair" yet will probably land a lawyer in the hot seat.
Copyright, Fashion, Legal Ethics, Non-Sequiturs, Reader Polls, Television, Weddings
* David Letterman and CBS got smacked with the latest internship class action. To think, poor Paul Shaffer's been working for free all those years. [Deadline]
* Class action could be on the horizon over high-frequency trading. [Wall Street Journal]
* Frankly, I don't know what the problem is. [Washington Post]
* You may have been following the story of Justice Ginsburg's officiating a wedding in New York this weekend. Well, if so, here's the Times write-up. [New York Times]
* The federal courts are looking at tightening the word limits on appellate briefs. How do you feel about this move? I'm with the author that "The number of cases where attorneys think they need a word extension is greater than the number of cases that actually warrant one." [New Mexico Appellate Law Blog]
* Scott Brown, formerly of both Massachusetts and the Senate, is threatening to sue Harvard's Larry Lessig after Lessig labeled the Nixon Peabody "advisor on governmental affairs" a "lobbyist." Lessig asks if the campaign preferred he write the more technical, "sold his influence to a DC lobbying firm." Ha. [Time]
* Fordham professor Susan Scafidi, founder of the Fashion Law Institute and designer Narciso Rodriguez make the case for strong legal protection for fashion designs. [Room for Debate / New York Times]
* On Friday, Keith Lee wrote about a lawyer who billed a client for sanctions. We've written before about lawyers billing for the time spent boning their clients. A law professor who teaches professional responsibility asks: "Is billing for sanctions better or worse than billing for sex. I say sanctions. Can we have a survey on this?" Of course you can. Poll after the jump….
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* The Oakland Raiders have settled their cheerleader lawsuit for $1.25 million. Here's to a season of crippling losses! [SF Gate] * The death of law schools requires observing the 5 stages of grief. It's DABDA right? Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Debt, AGAIN! [TaxProf Blog] * You don't need permission to change careers… though many law […]
Attorney Misconduct, Legal Ethics, Small Law Firms, Solo Practitioners
What's Worse Than Billing A Client For Bottled Water? Billing Them For Sanctions
We've got to do better than this, according to columnist Keith Lee.
Canadian Bar Association: Let Non-Lawyers Own Law Firms
Who has the better of this argument, Canada or Texas?
California, Courthouses, Legal Ethics, Sex, Sex Scandals, State Judges, State Judges Are Clowns
Judges Of The Day: 2 Jurists Spanked For Having Sex In Chambers
We wish they all could be California… judges.
Bar Exams, Deaths, Legal Ethics, Music, Non-Sequiturs, Tax Law, U.S. Attorneys Offices
* Lawyer busted for impersonating a Transformer. On that note, what would be the best name for a Transformer lawyer? Atticus Prime? L-Woods? Paddotron, who transforms into a clock that only measures tenths of an hour? [Jonathan Turley]
* Did you think your studying for the MBE could have used more original songs as study aids? Well, if so, you're in luck because there's an app called Study Songs that sets legal rules to music to help you remember. [Bar Exam Toolbox]
* New York courts are getting more and more fed up with the lack of relief available when lenders flaunt the law. [New York Law Journal]
* We've talked about litigation financing in the abstract before, but how can litigation financing help injured workers specifically? [LFC360]
* A former U.S. Attorney pleads guilty to not paying his taxes for years. [Las Vegas Review-Journal]
* In sad news, Sher Kung — part of the trial team that took down the military's "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy, and recently of Perkins Coie — was killed on in a cycling accident on Friday. [Seattle Times]
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Special Counsel is conducting a time sensitive search for a Compliance Manager on behalf of its client, a global asset management firm with approximately $70 billion in assets under management. The successful candidate will partner with their Chief Compliance Officer and Chief Legal Officer to create and maintain a registered broker dealer entity within the firm. This is a unique opportunity to join a fast paced, team oriented firm in Boston, MA.
Attorney Misconduct, Legal Ethics, Money, Real Estate, White-Collar Crime
Managing Partner Accused Of Embezzling $30 Million From Clients
A firm alleges that its former managing partner siphoned off a cool $30 million from client escrow accounts to live like a proverbial rock star.
California, Document Review, Legal Ethics, Technology
Is It Ethical To Not Understand How E-Discovery Works? CA State Bar Does Not Think So
"Woe unto you who fails to understand the importance of metadata."
Books, Legal Ethics, Non-Sequiturs
* The Minnesota Republican party banned their own candidate for Supreme Court from the State Fair. I just feel bad that she'll never know who won the prize pig competition. [Minneapolis Star-Tribune]
* Lawyers are narcissists and that's not good for their careers. [Law and More]
* A writer figures out that American University's Law School is a trap. [Washington City Paper]
* Disturbing video of a judge ordering the illegal assault and arrest of a disabled, indigent litigant. The fact that this is the second "judge assaults a litigant" incident I've written about in a week is terrifying. [Sacramento Family Court News]
* Steph Cha's new tale of old school noir, Beware Beware (affiliate link), is now available. Its setting is "a picture of desolation, of crushed dreams dressed in grimy fourth-hand garments." And yet, somehow she's not talking about the last days of Dewey. [LA Times]
* If you're doing some kind of charity, do us a favor and shut up about it. [What About Clients]
* A Connecticut lawyer was barred from ever representing women again for the rest of his career. Now he may be disbarred for breaking that simple condition. [Connecticut Law Tribune]
Copyright, Legal Ethics, Non-Sequiturs
* A Maryland judge ordered a court officer to deliver an electrical shock to a defendant. What the hell? [Baltimore Post-Examiner]
* Be less of a lawyer. [Medium]
* New York agrees to pay out $10 million to wrongfully convicted man. He may be gone, but former D.A. Charles Hynes is still costing the city money. [New York Times]
* Sentence requiring former Supreme Court justice to write apology letters to every judge in the state on a picture of her in handcuffs struck down as "unorthodox gimmick." Now she has to write the letters on regular paper because apparently the apology letter part was an "orthodox gimmick." [Penn Live]
* The public domain is awesome. [Clickhole]
* Lawyer accused of asking office manager if she wanted a "Dirty Sanchez." Does anybody ever answer yes to that question? [Barstool Sports]
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More Associates Are Using LinkedIn, But Not Well
* In this summer's Biglaw lawsuitpalooza, real estate and conflicts took the lead as headliners. Poor Boies Schiller had double the trouble when it came to ethics complaints. Ouch. [Am Law Daily]
* New Jersey taxpayers owe Gibson Dunn & Crutcher about $6.5 million thanks to Governor Chris Christie's Bridgegate scandal. Thanks for the pain in our pocketbooks, chief. [Daily Report (reg. req.)]
* "It's been a minor inconvenience to us, but of course I don't like somebody hijacking my name and using it to hurt someone else." Two Florida law firms are investigating why someone sent out 42 anonymous state bar complaints against one firm using the other firm's mailing address. [Orlando Sentinel]
* Charleston School of Law is starting a new academic year with even more confusion than it was in last year, considering that its InfiLaw buyout is in a state of flux. Maybe that's a good thing. [Post and Courier]
* Three ex-Lingerie Football League players have filed class action suits against the club, alleging minimum wage law violations. Come on, pay these half-naked athletes a living wage. [National Law Journal]
Attorney Misconduct, Death Penalty, Legal Ethics, Politics, Rape, SCOTUS, Supreme Court, Women's Issues
What Do A Wendy Davis Campaign Ad And An Unusual SCOTUS Order Have In Common?
When you make individuals means to your ends only, you become a farce, if not also a fraud.
Advertising, Holland & Knight, Lateral Moves, Legal Ethics, Partner Issues, Shameless Plugs, This Is an Ad
Ethical Considerations For Lateral Moves
There are some common ethical issues every partner should know when planning for a lateral transition.
6th Circuit, Anthony Kennedy, Celebrities, Environment / Environmental Law, Gay Marriage, Legal Ethics, Non-Sequiturs, Patents, Supreme Court, Technology
* It's not that Justice Kennedy cares more about gay rights than women's rights, it's that Justice Kennedy understands gay rights better than women's rights. That's a much less charitable but shorter read of this insightful piece by a former Kennedy clerk. [Dorf on Law]
* The judge caught making racist and sexist remarks about Charlize Theron's adoption has been banned from the bench. He wants to be judged on more than this incident. To quote Dr. Hibbert: "And hillbillies want to be called 'Sons of the Soil', but it ain't gonna happen." [Associated Press via Yahoo! News]
* Adam Carolla is keeping his fight against patent trolls alive. Ziggy socky ziggy socky hoy hoy hoy! [Mashable]
* Yesterday, the man who shot young Renisha McBride for knocking on his door was convicted of second-degree murder. Sadly, it was just one more in a string of cases where some idiot bought into the rhetoric of shooting first and asking questions later that gun lobbyists have pushed for years. [New York Times]
* Here's something, a former law firm CIO wrote a novella called I Spy, You Spy, We All Spy (affiliate link) based on the allegedly true events of the "law firm spying on its own lawyers, employees and some of its employees' family members." Delightful. [Amazon]
* "Why Young Lawyers Shouldn't Hate Hate Hate Baby Boomers Holding On to Jobs." OK, I'll go back to hating them for being the self-absorbed Me Generation that made Gordon Gekko a role model. [Law and More]
* At oral argument in the marriage equality cases, the lawyers and the Sixth Circuit exhibited… a lot of misconceptions. [Constitutional Accountability Center]
* The battle over the EPA's Carbon rules isn't over yet. Gear up for a Supreme Court trip. [Breaking Energy]
* Do you need to know how to pronounce the SCOTUS case of Volkswagenwerk Aktiengesellschaft v. Schlunk? There's an app for that. [Law Technology News]


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This futon-style couch looked comfortable in the picture. It is very firm. The "arms" on the ends Velcro on and the Velcro doesn't stick very well so they sometimes come off. I like the look of it, it's a good size, and if you have it up against the wall you can adjust the angle of the back by allowing it to fall back against the wall. The arms are a good height for lying down and resting your head. It is easy to assemble and fits well through tight corners, which is why I couldn't get a standard couch in the room I bought it for. Have yet to use it as a bed.
Good solid construction. Size was not too big and not too small. Color was just as advertised. Very pleased with this sofa.
the sofa is looks like a picture, but not comfortable . its very hard sleeping and seating would like to return, but it is not refundable
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foil/saran wrap dispenser
new to this site.....postewd on the furniture side and realized I probably should have posted here! Would like to build a cabinet to house commercial size foil and saran wrap. I want to use cabinet doors from my mom kitchen(we tore her house down and I salvaged just the doors) and would like to mosaic the top. I have just enough room bedise my stove to set this cabinet, as I have the world's smallest kitchen and every inch is valuable. Therefore it won't be any taller than my stove. Kinda need helpful hints or better yet a pic if anyone has done one so I can get an idea as how to dispense it, can't decide if cutting edgae(a saw blade) would be better installed to the top of the roll or lower to the bottom of the roll. Trying to not cut fingers when I reach in to get the loose edge. Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated>


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Software Configuration Management Tool Offers Enhanced Functionality For Enterprise Windows Developers.
Ease of Use and Tight Integration with IDEs Make Visual Enabler
2.0 the Choice for Application Development
Softlab Enabling Technologies today announced the availability of Visual Enabler 2.0, a new version of the software configuration management (SCM) toolset for Enterprise Windows application developers. Visual Enabler 2.0, offers Windows development teams an easy-to-use version control tool that provides them with the flexibility and team coordination necessary to work better, faster and smarter.
"We developed the Visual Enabler 2.0 version based on what development teams told us they wanted in an SCM tool," said Softlab CTO John Kopcke. "With industry demanding that developers produce more code in less time, developers needed a tool that is easy to use and could seamlessly integrate into the development process."
Using an object-based approach, Visual Enabler provides developers with all of the information needed to build and maintain Visual C++, Visual Basic 5.0 and Visual J++ systems including full support for Developer Studio .dsp and .dsw files. This involves the analysis and decomposition of source code into easily understandable objects as well as the storage of these objects and supporting information in an object repository.
Providing "Critical" Features Desired in an SCM
"Tight integration with IDEs is a critical feature that programmers look for in an SCM," said Dick Heiman, research manager for application development tools at International Data Corp. "As development teams grow, they are going to want tools that provide features that add flexibility to the development process and scale to the size of their group."
Another feature that adds flexibility to the team is Visual Enabler 2.0's innovative One Button Build. With the new Build Wizard, developers can automate complex builds for Visual C++, Visual Basis 5.0 and Visual J++ applications, including scheduling, customizable exits and automatic team notification. Additionally, with One Button Build, there are no proprietary utilities required, no programming necessary and no makefile modifications to worry about.
Register Interest is a feature that automates the information flow within the development team. Register Interest differs from broadcast approaches because it allows the developer to control the amount and type of information to be received. Developers can select from an array of predefined events and get automatic e-mail notification when the event is triggered. Like One-Button Build there is no programming necessary. MAPI and SMTP e-mail support is provided.
Visual Enabler 2.0 also provides more server options to allow the most flexible configurations. In addition to the Windows NT 4.0 server support, Visual Enabler 2.0 now supports IBM AIX as well as HP HP-UX.
Visual Enabler 2.0's features set it apart from other SCM products that market to Enterprise Windows developers. "With Visual Enabler, we put high end features in a product targeted at the middle market and we do it at an affordable price," said Michael Croxton, Softlab vice president of marketing. "With this technology, we are better positioned than products at the lower end of the price spectrum, and at the same time we are a more compelling option for Enterprise Windows development teams who deem the products at the higher end as too expensive and too UNIX."
Furthering the Commitment to Microsoft Developers
"As a Microsoft Enterprise Development Partner, Softlab engineered the new features of Visual Enabler to be responsive to Enterprise Windows development teams," said Jon Roskill, Director Visual Tools Marketing.
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Commencement at Central Connecticut State University
Central Connecticut State University's annual undergraduate commencement exercises are held each May at the XL Center in Hartford. At present, this is the only occasion upon which bachelor's degrees are conferred by the university. Since 1989, a separate graduation ceremony has been held for recipients of postgraduate degrees. Additional midyear undergraduate commencements were held at the end of the fall terms from 1988 to 1993[1],[2] and at several other points in the university's history.
From 1884 to 1994, Spring commencement was held on the CCSU campus in New Britain, but due to a lack of space and concerns about the weather, it was moved to the XL Center (then known as the "Hartford Civic Center").[3]
Commencements prior to 1994[edit]
Prior to moving to its present location, the school, then known as alternately as the "State Normal School", and the "New Britain Normal School," occupied what is now called the Camp School building in downtown New Britain.
The graduation ceremony for the first class (numbering five graduates) took place on October 1, 1851, in the old South Congregational Church.[4] Commencements continued to be held off-campus until 1885. No ceremonies were held in 1868 or 1869, as the school's operations had been suspended by state officials.[5],[6] From about 1873 to 1885, two graduations were held each year: a "first class" in January and a "second class" in June. In 1884 the college moved into the new Camp building. From that time until 1925, an average of about 80 students (nearly all young women) received teaching diplomas each year at a graduation ceremony in the school's assembly hall on a weekday morning in late June.
On-campus commencements at the Stanley Street Campus[edit]
From 1925 to 1935, commencement was held in the auditorium of the school's new building on Stanley Street, after which the event was often scheduled at an outdoor amphitheater. The arrangement of an outdoor ceremony held indoors in case of rain continued until the 1990s. Over time the outdoor location included the college quadrangle and first of two athletics fields known as "Arute field." By the late 1940s, a building named "Memorial Hall" (later razed and unconnected to CCSU's present Memorial Hall) was used for commencement exercises moved indoors because of rain, such as the 1955 event.[7] In 1959, the college, which had been renamed "Teachers College of Connecticut" in 1983, became "Central Connecticut State College".[8]
When it rained on the day of the 1963 graduation,[9] the ceremonies were moved into the campus' newest structure, Herbert D. Welte Hall.[10] Although Welte Hall was employed from 1989 to 2013 for CCSU's annual graduate commencement, as well as for graduations of Tunxis Community College, Charter Oak State College, nursing and police academies and high schools, it was soon too small to serve as an indoor backup facility for CCSU's annual commencement.
By 1965, with the number of CCSC graduates having doubled to 684 since 1960, the quadrangle could barely hold the more than 2,000 attendees,[11] and the following year the exercises were moved to another new building, Harrison J. Kaiser Hall, which had been dedicated September 18, 1965[12]—but soon the annual graduation ceremonies threatened to outgrow even Kaiser, which was designed to seat 4,500 spectators (not including those on the gym floor). One newspaper report referred to "3,500 people stacked up to 22 rows high," "stewing" in the June heat at the 1967 event;[13] another article the following year describes "the estimated 5,700 jammed into steaming Kaiser Hall for the program".[14]
From 1969 to 1992, undergraduate commencement took place on Arute Field, a football facility in the northeast corner of campus, with the gymnasium in Kaiser Hall used occasionally in the event of rain.
As graduating classes continued to get larger (e.g., 322 graduated in 1960, 696 in 1966, 1274 in 1969, and over 2400 in 1975), officials stopped reading the names of individual graduates during the undergraduate exercises. The reading of names was reinstated in 1992.[15] The last on-campus commencement was held on Friday, May 28, 1993. Antonia C. Novello, US Surgeon General[16] was the commencement speaker; she and Andrzej Wiszniewski, the Rector of the Technical University of Wrocław were also awarded honorary doctorates at the ceremony.
The move to Hartford[edit]
The discussion to relocate CCSU's annual commencement ceremonies to the Hartford Civic Center was explained by Kauffman in the Hartford Courant:
For the first time, Central Connecticut State University in New Britain will hold its graduation exercises off campus. They will be at the Hartford Civic Center May 28 [1994]. The reason: a space squeeze on campus. When the weather is good, commencement is at Arute Field, the school's football stadium. When it rains, ceremonies are moved indoors to Kaiser gymnasium, where graduates are limited to two guest tickets.[17]
A few months after the first Hartford commencement, CCSU's administration announced the discontinuation of December commencements, citing the wishes of December graduates to participate in the Hartford ceremony in May. In October, 600 CCSU students signed a petition to reinstate the event,[18] which was not held. However, December commencements were begun again a few years later.
Before Hartford graduations became institutionalized, it was believed by some that they would be temporary—that "whenever CCSU has an adequate place on campus, the ceremonies can be moved back."[19] Indeed, since 1994, the state of Connecticut has funded a number of studies to address the university's lack of space. One, in 2004, explored the possibility of a CCSU sports arena at the present location of the New Brite Plaza Shopping Center, about 1.6 miles (2.6 km) from the main campus.[20] The current campus master plan [21] does not appear to directly address commencement.
Order of Exercises[edit]
The ceremony is declared "open" by the president of CCSU's faculty senate. This is followed by the national anthem, sung by the CCSU University Singers, an invocation by a member of the campus ministry, greetings from state officials, and brief remarks from the president of the CCSU Alumni Association and from a student representing the graduands.
This is followed by a commencement address by a previously announced speaker, the singing of the Alma Mater, and the conferral of degrees. At Hartford commencements, a pair of announcers (often including professor Gil Gigliotti) read the names of each graduate present at the ceremony, after which the event ends with the drop of hundreds of balloons from the ceiling of the XL Center.[22] There is no ceremonial recession.
CCSU's Wind Symphony provides processional and incidental music before and during the ceremony.[23],[24] Both the Wind Symphony and University Singers perform under the direction of professors from CCSU's Department of Music.
The procession includes the University Mace (usually borne by the president of CCSU's faculty senate) and occasionally the University Staff. Peter J. Vernesoni, a CCSU graduate and professor from 1971 to 2003, designed and carved both of these artifacts.[25]
CCSU undergraduate commencement speakers since 1994[edit]
CCSU's commencement speakers are often successful alumni such as Congressman John B. Larson (D-1st), CitiFinancial CEO Michael Knapp, and CCSU professor Kristine Larsen. The table below lists speakers since the event was moved to Hartford.
|date a
|address given by
|Eunice S. Groark, Lieutenant Governor of Connecticut [26] (Groark was also a candidate for governor)
|Barbara B. Kennelly, US Congresswoman (D-5th)[27]
|Ellen Goodman, essayist, the Boston Globe[28] (Wednesday-night commencement)
|John J. Sweeney, president, AFL-CIO[29] (Thursday-night commencement)
|Chungwon Choue b, president, Kyung Hee University[30]
|Dave Campo b,c, coach, Dallas Cowboys[31] (Campo graduated from CCSU in 1973)
|John G. Rowland, Governor of Connecticut[32] (150th CCSU undergraduate commencement)
|none,[33] (US Congressman John Larson was scheduled to speak but was working on a tax bill in Washington)
|Michael S. Knapp b, CEO, Citifinancial[34]
|John B. Larson c, US Congressman (D-1st)[35]
|Kristine Larsen c, CCSU professor of Astronomy,[36][37]
|Raul Allegue c, vice president / lobbyist, Travelers Insurance[38] (Allegue graduated from CCSU in 1982)
|Bob Englehart, editorial cartoonist, the Hartford Courant[39] (also addressed CCSU's 2006 graduate commencement)
|Joseph J. Grano, Jr. b, CEO, Centurion Holdings[40]
|M. Jodi Rell, Governor of Connecticut[41]
|Carol A. Ammon c, founder, Endo Pharmaceuticals[42]
|Heather Munro Prescott, CSU Professor of History[43]
|Leszek Balcerowicz b, former Deputy Prime Minister of Poland[44]
|Dannel P. Malloy, Governor of Connecticut[45] (Friday-night commencement)
|Gregory S. Babe d, former CEO, Bayer Corporation (North America)[46][47]
|Erin Brady c, sitting Miss USA[48]
- Much of the information in this table was compiled from CCSU's annual Commencement Exercises programs.
- Notes: (a) Commencements took place on Saturday mornings unless noted otherwise; (b) speaker awarded an honorary degree during the ceremony; (c) speaker graduated from CCSU; (d) speaker's daughter graduated from CCSU.[49]
Other recent CCSU commencement speakers[edit]
In addition to the annual undergraduate commencement, a graduate commencement is held on campus, usually within a week of the undergraduate ceremony. In the past, December commencements have also been held.
|academic year
|address given by
|degrees conferred
|December 17
|John W. Miller, President a, CCSU [50]
|May 25
|Bob Englehart[51]
|December 16
|Denise L. Nappier, Connecticut State Treasurer[52]
|December 15
|Christopher S. Murphy, US Congressman (D-5th)
|May 27
|Lowell P. Weicker, Jr. b, former Governor of Connecticut[53]
|May 27
|Timothy G. Reagan, CSU Professor of Teacher Education[54]
|May 25
|Michael P. Meotti, Commissioner, Connecticut Department of Higher Education[55]
|May 16
|Michael Foran c, Principal, New Britain High School, and 2012 National High School Principal of the Year[56]
|May 16
|Robbin E. Smith, CCSU Professor of Political Science [57]
|May 15
|Angelo Messina c,d, Vice President, Global Financial Services, United Technologies Corporation [58]
- The information in this table was compiled from CCSU's annual Commencement Exercises programs.
- Notes: (a) Miller was the president-designate until the "Ceremony of Investiture," which preceded his address; thus he is listed as "President" here. His de facto presidency had begun the previous June. The degrees were conferred after the investiture and address. (b) speaker awarded an honorary degree during the ceremony; (c) speaker graduated from CCSU; (d) speaker's daughter graduated from CCSU.
Recipients of CCSU Honorary Degrees[edit]
CCSU has awarded 54 honorary doctoral degrees since 1985.[59] Awardees have included the CEOs or Chairmen of six major corporations, eight heads of state, and a variety of others. About half of these have been awarded at commencement ceremonies, and in most of these cases, the conferee has given the commencement address. Although significant non-degree honors have historically been awarded by the institution, honorary doctorates were not conferred until after Central Connecticut State College was renamed Central Connecticut State University in 1983. U.S. President Jimmy Carter became the first recipient on April 16, 1985, receiving a Doctor of Humane Letters. The most recent awardees are Lowell P. Weicker, Jr., former US Senator and Governor of Connecticut (D.P.S., 2009) and Leszek Balcerowicz, professor, Warsaw School of Economics and former Deputy Prime Minister of Poland (Sc.D., 2011).
In addition to Carter, U.S. Presidents Gerald R. Ford (L.H.D., 1988), George H. W. Bush (LL.D., 1999), and George W. Bush (LL.D., 2001) received honorary CCSU degrees. József Antall, Jr., Prime Minister of the Republic of Hungary (LL.D., 1991); Brian Mulroney, Prime Minister of Canada (D.S.Sc., 1994); Helmut Schmidt, Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany (L.H.D., 1993); and Lech Wałęsa, President of Poland (L.H.D., 1996) also received honorary CCSU degrees. Each of these was a former head of state of the conferral of his degree except for Antall and George W. Bush.
- ^ Associated Press. Former sideshow worker near head of her class (1998, December 18). Houston Chronicle, p. C21.
- ^ Stansbury, Robin. (1993, Dec 12). Graduating Central college seniors told to take some risks, never give up. Hartford Courant, p. B3.
- ^ Kauffman Matthew.graduates take center court at coliseum ceremonies. Hartford Courant, 5/29/94. Retrieved on 2012-5-22.
- ^ Anniversary exercises of the State Normal School, New Britain (1851, Oct 06). Hartford Daily Courant, p. 2.
- ^ Northrop, G. G. (1867, Sep 18). The Normal School. Hartford Daily Courant, p. 8.
- ^ Northrop, G. G. (1869, Jul 30). The Normal School. Hartford Daily Courant, p. 2.
- ^ Dr. Stoddard speaker at college graduation. (1955, Jun 13). Hartford Courant, p. 19C.
- ^ for a complete chronology, see CCSU's Wikipedia entry.
- ^ Commencement moves inside as rain looms. (1963, Jun 10). Hartford Courant p. 12D
- ^ Dr. Welte is honored at auditorium dedication. (1963, May 02). Hartford Courant, p. 4D
- ^ 681 degrees given at CCSC commencement. (1965, Jun 07). Hartford Courant, p. 17B.
- ^ Central dedicates new gym today in honor of retired H. J. Kaiser. (1965, Sep 18). Hartford Courant, p. 19.
- ^ Visitors stew in CCSC heat. (1967, Jun 12). Hartford Courant, p. 16A
- ^ Dempsey praises graduates. (1968, Jun 10). Hartford Courant, p. 19
- ^ the 1992 Dial [Central Connecticut State University's yearbook] cites Ruth Amaio's as "the first person's name to be called in Central's first name-calling commencement" (p. 246).
- ^ Carlson, Meredith. Central honors accident victim. Hartford Courant, 5/29/1993. Retrieved on 2012-5-22.
- ^ Kauffman Matthew.graduates take center court at coliseum ceremonies. Hartford Courant, 5/29/94. Retrieved on 2012-5-22.
- ^ Leukhardt, B. (1994, Oct 19). CCSU seniors protest dropping of winter ceremony. Hartford Courant, p. B1
- ^ CCSU in Hartford (Our towns: New Britain). Hartford Courant, 5/11/94. Retrieved on 2012-5-22. CCSU in Hartford (Our towns: New Britain). Hartford Courant, 5/11/94. Retrieved on 2012-5-22.
- ^ Downtown arena worth look (Our towns: New Britain). Hartford Courant, 9/24/04. Retrieved on 2012-5-22.
- ^ Although a master restructuring plan exists encompassing approximately 2012-2020, the CCSU website's "Campus master plan" page links to a 1998-1999 document, which has caused confusion (e.g., Walsh, Michael. Statement from the editor on 'Master Plan Includes Facility Upgrades'. Central Recorder, 3/30/11. Retrieved on 2012-5-22).
- ^ Abel, Jennifer. Messages of hope heard at CCSU ceremony. New Britain Herald, 5/24/09. Retrieved on 2009-9-9.
- ^ Rathi, Rachana.Finding comfort in change: Let the commencement commence. Hartford Courant, 5/20/07. Retrieved on 2012-5-22.
- ^ Central Connecticut State University (May 16, 2012). Commencement exercises: May 2012, p. 18.
- ^ Central Connecticut State University (May 17, 2008). Commencement exercises: May 17, 2008, p. 34.
- ^ Kauffman, Matthew. CCSU graduates take center court at coliseum ceremonies. Hartford Courant, 5/29/1994. Retrieved on 2012-5-22.
- ^ Malec, Nicole M. 1,700 graduate from Central Connecticut State. Hartford Courant, 5/28/1995. Retrieved on 2012-5-22.
- ^ Taylor, Frances Grandy. More than 2,000 get CCSU degrees. Hartford Courant, 5/23/1996. Retrieved on 2012-5-22.
- ^ Frahm, Robert A.. At CCSU, a party mood as 2,000 get degrees. Hartford Courant, 5/23/1997. Retrieved on 2012-5-22.
- ^ Silverman, Fran. Baby sister' at CCSU is center of attention. Hartford Courant, 5/24/1998. Retrieved on 2012-5-22.
- ^ Greenwood, Michael. Let the celebration begin: Central grads told to `seize the day'. Hartford Courant, 5/23/1999. Retrieved on 2012-5-22.
- ^ Nagy, Barbara A. 1,500 finish CCSU career at Civic Center. Hartford Courant, 5/21/2000. Retrieved on 2012-5-22.
- ^ Condon, Garret. A missing speaker, but a loud ovation: Tuskegee Airmen lauded at CCSU graduation. Hartford Courant, 5/27/2001. Retrieved on 2012-5-22.
- ^ Bank leader to speak at CCSU graduation. Hartford Courant, 5/21/2002. Retrieved on 2012-5-22.
- ^ Larson will speak at CCSU graduation. Hartford Courant, 5/9/2003. Retrieved on 2012-5-22.
- ^ Stacom, Don. Rell, Judd address grads in the state: University of New Haven, Central send forth graduates. Hartford Courant, 5/23/2004. Retrieved on 2012-5-22.
- ^ Waldman, Loretta. Graduate, 84, looks forward to next mark. Hartford Courant, 5/22/2004. Retrieved on 2012-5-22.
- ^ Waldman, Loretta. 1,800 receive diplomas at Central's graduation: A festive commencement at the Hartford Civic Center draws an estimated 8,000 friends and family members.. Hartford Courant, 5/22/2005. Retrieved on 2012-5-22.
- ^ Central Connecticut State University (May 20, 2006). Commencement exercises: Two thousand and six, p. 3.
- ^ Central Connecticut State University (May 19, 2007). Commencement exercises: May Two thousand and seven, p. 3.
- ^ Central Connecticut State University (May 17, 2008). Commencement exercises: May 17, 2008, p. 4.
- ^ Central Connecticut State University (May 23, 2009). Commencement exercises: May 2009, p. 5.
- ^ Central Connecticut State University (May 22, 2010). Commencement exercises: May 2010, p. 5.
- ^ Central Connecticut State University (May 21, 2011). Commencement exercises: May 2011, p. 5.
- ^ Central Connecticut State University (May 16, 2012). Commencement exercises: May 2012, p. 18.
- ^ Mares, L. (2013, May 14). Ashley Walker to receive special recognition at CCSU graduation. New Britain Herald.
- ^ Central Connecticut State University (May 16, 2013). Commencement exercises: May 2013, p. 44 [unpaginated].
- ^ Central Connecticut State University (May 15, 2011). Commencement exercises: May 2014, p. 44.
- ^ Mares, L. (2013, May 14).Walker to receive special recognition at CCSU graduation. New Britain Herald.
- ^ Central Connecticut State University (December 17, 2005). The forty-ninth graduate commencement exercises & The investiture of Dr. John W. Miller as the twelfth president of Central Connecticut State University, p. 1.
- ^ Central Connecticut State University (May 20, 2006 ). Commencement exercises: Two thousand and six, p. 19.
- ^ Central Connecticut State University (December 16, 2006 ). Commencement exercises: December Two thousand and six, p. 3.
- ^ Central Connecticut State University (May 23, 2009). Commencement exercises: May 2009, p. 28.
- ^ Central Connecticut State University (May 22, 2010). Commencement exercises: May 2010, p. 31.
- ^ Central Connecticut State University (May 21, 2011). Commencement exercises: May 2011, p. 27.
- ^ Central Connecticut State University (May 16, 2012). Commencement exercises: May 2012, p. 3.
- ^ Central Connecticut State University (May 16, 2013). Commencement exercises: May 2013, p. 15[unpaginated].
- ^ Central Connecticut State University (May 15, 2011). Commencement exercises: May 2014, p. 15[unpaginated].
- ^ Central Connecticut State University (May 16, 2012). Commencement exercises: May 2012, p. 43-44.


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A letter from the Congress to Dr. Francis S. Collins, Director, National Institutes of Health, dated December 22, 2014, stated:
"We are writing to express our concern about public reports of what has been described as an ongoing taxpayer-funded project involving psychological experiments on monkeys being conducted at an NIH laboratory in Poolsville, Maryland….
After fifty years Attachment Theory is no longer a theory. Decades of research confirm; the nature and quality of a human being's earliest relationships shape the body and the brain for a lifetime.
By the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, National Institutes of Health (NICHD / NIH):
Letter to Vice-President Biden; Senators Carper and Coon
We are a Violent Nation. Congress created the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD) on October 17,1962 with enactment of PL 87-838 to "conduct and support of research and training relating to maternal health, child health, and human development, including research and training in the special health problems and requirements of mothers and children..."(Sec 441).
VIOLENCE: THE Failure of Culture
James W. Prescott, Ph.D.
The failure of Women to become Nurturing Mothers is the failure of Culture. One cannot Nurture or Love if they have not been nurtured or loved. One cannot give to someone else what he or she does not possess. Nurturing and Love are learned behaviors not to be found in our genes. There are no genes for love or violence—they are learned behaviors. This learning process begins with MOTHER in the intimacy of breastfeeding bonding, which contains all the elements of nurturing and love—from the micro molecular biochemistry of breast milk to the macro chemistry of the sensory environment of touch, movement, taste, and smell of the body of MOTHER-- all that is crucial for the development of the bran gestalt called LOVE where the Whole is greater than the sum of its Parts.
RELIGION, VIOLENCE and the NETWORK OF SPIRITUAL PROGRESSIVES. (NSP):
A dialogue with Rabbi Michael Lerner on the
REFUSAL to ACKNOWLEDGE THE ROLE OF RELIGION IN CULTURES OF VIOLENCE.
The following exchanges between Dr, Prescott and Rabbi Lerner illustrates why the NSP cannot achieve its goals by refusing to address the role that RELIGION has in shaping violent cultures and the violence against Women and Children; and to affirm the GENDER EQUALITY OF WOMEN with MEN that is denied by the Abrahamic religions.
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E-Mail correspondence below calls for a different priority.
Rabbi Lerner—It is time to launch an "agonizing reappraisal" of the destructive role that religious institutions have had upon Humanity.
The continuing violence against women and her children throughout human history must be understood within a religious framework. Transforming Cultures of Violence into Cultures of Peace is not possible without a transformation of values and assumptions of gender inequality inherent in religious theology.
So God created man in his own image; in the image of God he created him; male and female he created them. (Genesis 1:27-29).
PHS Surgeon GENERAL KOOP:
"…violence, which is one of the most extensive and chronic epidemics in the Public Health of this country."
James W.Prescott, Ph.D.
C. Everett Koop, M.D., PHS Surgeon General and Deputy Assistant Secretary For Health. addressed the American Academy of Pediatrics, New York October 26, 1982 On Violence and Public Health, stated some 30 years ago:
The Role of the Paleocerebellum in Eliminating Violence in Mother-deprived Primates and Permitting Expression of Affectional Behaviors Not Possible Before Paleocerebellar Surgery.
James W. Prescott, Ph.D.
It is well recognized that Violence by Homo Sapiens throughout the World threatens species and planetary survival. Violence begins with the individual and must be understood before Cultures of Violence appear. The brain is the organ of behavior and how the brain is encoded for Peaceful or Violent Behaviors is the great challenge to Humanity.
Prematurity, Infant Mortality and In utero Sensory Deprivation For Aberrant Brain Development and Infant Survival
In The New England Journal of Medicine ((1913, June 6) Hudson, Guttmacher and Collins (stated:
Each year in the United States, nearly 500,000 infants — 1 in every 8 — are born prematurely, before 37 weeks of gestation. Despite substantial advances in their care, premature infants face a daunting array of challenges; they are at high risk for death in infancy and face severe and lifelong health problems if they survive.1 The National Institutes of Health (NIH) has a legal and moral responsibility to do research in partnership with scientists and families to optimize the care of these highly vulnerable infants.http://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMp1306986?query=TOC
Matthews, T.J. and MacDorman, M.F. (2007) in Infant Mortality Statistics from the 2004 Period Linked Birth/Infant Death Data Set. Division of Vital Statistics, National Vital Statistics Report, Centers For Disease Control and Prevention stated
More than one-half (55 percent) of all infant deaths in the United States in 2004 occurred to the 2 percent of infants born at less than 32 weeks of gestation. Still, infant mortality rates for the preterm (34-36 weeks of gestation) infants were three times those for term (37-41 week) infants. The three leading causes of infant death—Congenital malformations, low birth weight and SIDS—taken together accounted for 45 percent of infant deaths." (pp 1-2).
Clearly, prematurity is a leading cause of infant mortality, which remains unresolved and "Despite substantial advances in their care, premature infants face a daunting array of challenges; they are at high risk for death in infancy and face severe and lifelong health problems if they survive (Hudson, Guttmacher and Collins, 2013).
Why has so little progress been made concerning prematurity and infant mortality by the OB/GYN and Pediatric communities?


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... sandwiches while watching an awesome rock band, with harmonica and double bass, get people dancing in the streets, and we try most of the flavours of saltwater taffy on offer at the old-fashioned candy store.
Further downtown, we walk along Ladybird Lake (a dammed part of the river). There is a town hike and bike trail here and everyone seems to be out exercising with their dogs. There is paddle boarding, pedal boating, and party boats. Given that my ...
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