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Study in the journal Pediatrics shows that about 10,000 children are hospitalized each year for accidental medication ingestions. Three quarters of those hospitalizations involved 1 or 2 year olds. Twelve medications were responsible for 45% of all pediatric emergency hospitalizations for accidental drug ingestions. Opioids were not surprisingly the top classification prompting hospitalizations, but buprenorphine and clonidine were the top two medications – responsible for 15% of all hospitalizations. The rate of hospitalization for buprenorphine products was 100 times greater than that for oxycodone-containing products.
Keep in mind that we're not talking about overdose rate, we're talking about hospitalization rates.
I looked up suboxone which seems to be a major source of buprenorphine prescriptions, but didn't see anything that would suggest more of a danger over other opiates. Can any tox folks out there comment on why hospitalization rates are so much higher for buprenorphine ingestions?
Not a good day for this Iowa emergency department patient. Goes to the emergency department with abdominal pain. Apparently doesn't like the treatment he's receiving, so he tries to call an ambulance to come and get him inside the emergency department. Then prepares to spit on a security guard and gets sprayed with mace as a result. Police called and find out that he has warrants for his arrest. Handcuffed and runs out of the emergency department, then falls and scrapes his back all up. Eventually ends up in the Greybar Motel.
Attempts to keep the NYU-Langone Medical Center open appear to be falling through. The hospital was losing money and the current owners of the facility can't find a health care provider to operate the emergency department. New York Mayor Bill de Blasio then makes the idiotic statement that it is SUNY's "responsibility to ensure that people who relied on LICH in the past will continue to have access to the care they need."
Actually, Mayor de Blasio, that's YOUR responsibility. Maybe you and Governor Cuomo could put a little more emphasis on providing health care to the citizens in your city and state.
New study shows tort reform savings are mythical. LA Times investigative reporter Michael Hiltzik cites "copious evidence" (which his investigation doesn't identify) that defensive medicine accounts for only 2-3% of all US healthcare costs before concluding that tort reform savings are a myth and that tort reform is really just "nastiness" intended to defund Democratic party supporting trial lawyers. Now there's a new article in JAMA that Mr. Hiltzik mentions to bolster his arguments, but even that article doesn't say what Mr. Hiltzik asserts. The graph in the article which is reproduced in Mr. Hiltzik's column shows that "defensiveness" can play a role in more than 60% of a physician's orders and that 28% of orders and 13% of all healthcare costs were at least partly "defensive." A little more than 2-3%, but don't let statistics get in the way of a good story.
And if tort reform is bad and full liability for all one's actions is good, then why is there government immunity for medical treatment of our veterans and why is there full immunity for legislators, prosecutors, and judges?
Fortunately, there was an investigation into the events at the Phoenix department of Veteran's Affairs. That report concluded that officials could not "conclusively assert" that delays in care at the VA caused more than 40 patient deaths. However the "conclusively assert" statement wasn't included in prior versions of the report. The former medical director of the clinic calls the report "at best, a whitewash, at worst, a feeble attempt at a cover-up."
How would the investigation have been different if the incident didn't involve a government-run facility?
Should states make it easier to get medication to treat heroin overdoses? Pennsylvania is debating the issue now. Should police and firefighters be allowed, or required, to carry and administer naloxone? Should other users have immunity from prosecution if they are using heroin with the victim and call for help?
Why not just make naloxone over-the-counter and solve all the problems with access?
What if you're a female in Saudi Arabia, you have a medical emergency at home, and need to go to the emergency department? Whatever you do, don't get in your car and drive to the hospital. One Saudi woman who was recently caught driving herself to the hospital was pulled over by police and fined. It is forbidden for women in Saudi Arabia to drive because, according to an Islamic cleric's interpretation of the Quran, driving causes women to lose their modesty, allows women to leave the house when their "homes are better for them," allows divorced women to go wherever they want, and would lead to "overcrowding in the streets."
Proponents of California's Proposition 46, which would increase damage limits in malpractice cases to $1.1 million and would require drug testing of all physicians, put out an ad using assertions and statistics that are deemed "mostly misleading" by the Sacramento Bee.
Then again, opponents of the Proposition put out an ad that is also deemed misleading by the Sacramento Bee.
Dr. Steven Passik, a PhD lecturing at "PAINWeek" Conference recommends doing risk assessment for opioid abuse before reaching for their prescription pads. If you have risk factors for drug abuse such as "younger age, male gender, comorbid psychiatric problems, a history of substance abuse, a family history of substance abuse, [or] a history of smoking," maybe you get drug tested every visit or maybe you just don't deserve to have your pain treated.


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Gosh what a party! All the island sights and sounds of Christmas without snow and cold. Kids were having a wondrous time, as well as all the adults. There was a bouncy house, a goat, lots of vendors, and plenty of sweets and chocolate. Kathy believes the chocolate makes up for the earlier challenges.
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... barrokka gardens where you get a stunning view of the grand harbour. From there we walked towards the centre which I assume was the old town area. It was really nice but hard to get excited when we were so tired. We got a milkshake to boost our energy levels before doing a bit more walking. We decided to head back to the hostel for a nap before going out to find a festa that night. While we were waiting for the bus we could hear what sounded ...
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You do not want to trim them now. Our fall weather typically has several weeks of warm weather that may push them into new growth that will be damaged by the later cold weather. I would suggest that you take a sample of the shrubs to your local Cooperative Extension office or a full service garden store and get an identification. That way you can be sure of the proper time to prune and how much to prune them. Some need pruning in late winter and others later in the growing season. You can locate your Extension office through the link below.
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on Aug 18, 2014 at 3:00 pm
For some reason today Mr. Zack (Lee Zacharides) popped into my head and I had to google him to try and find out if he was still teaching. I have had a lot of teachers over my 44 years who have made an impact on my life but the one teacher who always stood out above the rest was Mr. Zack. I can only wish that two of my kids still left in school would have an opportunity to work with a teacher even half as amazing as he was. He made such a difference in not only my life but I"m sure many other's as well. Mr. Zack enjoy your retirement and know that you made a difference in a lot of lives and there has not yet been a teacher I've had or run across that had impacted me as much as you did in my 6th grade class at Pleaseanton junior high. You were simply one of the best teachers out there.
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What about Madame Jacqueline Smith? Wasn't she "asked" to retire this year? I heard she was going to start a llama farm...
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GRACIAS teachers! WELL DONE. VIVA TEACHERS! VIVA!
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Everyone!!! Take the time to sent a letter to the teacher who most impacted your life. It will be good for both you and the teacher. If you're retired do it today. Your teacher won't have many days left.
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RE: List of those retiring/leaving PUSD, very well-liked Mr. Hansen left Amador in 2013; a big loss to students. Our family attended his last grad ceremony. Maybe he was on extended and/or accrued vacation, etc. but he's been gone from school over a year. Wondering how up-to-date is this list?
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Beyonce and Jay-Z's daughter Blue Ivy is certainly getting an early taste of the high-life! The superstar couple dined with their one-year-old at Gjelina Restaurant on Abbot Kinney in Venice Beach this week. Browsing the menu, we're undecided as to whether Blue Ivy opted for the Turkey sandwich or the grilled hangar steak?
Anyway, the couple - being the most famous in the world - opted to leave via the back door, though plenty of photographers had anticipated the movie. In our video, Bey and Jay are accompanied by a member of their security team (who carries Blue Ivy), as they jump into the back of their vehicle. The superstar rapper wears a casual shirt with grey tee and oversized glasses. Beyonce keeps her head firmly down, ignoring one paparazzo who yells, "Did you make the lights go out at the Super Bowl?" Another member of the couple's security team blocks the stars from having their photo taken - celebrities eh?
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KU Medical-Legal Partnership attorney named Sunflower Foundation Advocacy Fellow
LAWRENCE — Dana Pugh is the fifth KU Law affiliate in five years selected to represent the interests of low-income Kansans as a Sunflower Foundation Advocacy Fellow. The program trains nonprofit leaders to effect public policy changes that improve the health of Kansans.
Pugh is the postgraduate fellow and staff attorney for KU's Medical-Legal Partnership Clinic, a joint initiative of the KU School of Law and the Department of Family Medicine at the University of Kansas Medical Center. The program connects low-income patients to law students who provide free legal services ranging from housing and utility assistance to education and employment advice. The program uses a preventative model that aims to address legal barriers to health before they escalate to medical emergencies.
"The Sunflower Advocacy Fellowship will allow me the opportunity to grow and strengthen my advocacy skills," Pugh said. "While a large portion of our efforts are geared toward individual advocacy, to truly benefit all Kansans we have to mobilize on a larger front. This fellowship will give me a chance to hone these skills and use them to improve the lives of the patients we serve."
The MLP Clinic is grateful for the support the Sunflower Foundation has provided for its work over the years, said Director Katie Cronin. The partnership assists low-income community members by providing direct legal assistance, transforming health and legal institutions and changing public policy.
"Most MLPs engage in the first two activities during early stages of implementation, but a fully functioning MLP will change policy by working with health care partners to identify and address broad-scale legal barriers to health," Cronin said. "The Advocacy Fellowship will provide Dana with dedicated time and training to focus on policy changes the MLP Clinic can pursue to improve the lives of many low-income Kansans."
Pugh credits her time at KU Law with giving her a desire to serve her community and improve access to legal resources for all Kansans.
"While KU certainly gave me the education that I needed to practice law, it also fostered an awareness of our responsibility to strive for improvement of our legal system," Pugh said. "We need to make our legal system accessible to all, regardless of income."
The nonprofit Sunflower Foundation is dedicated to improving the health of Kansans. Launched in 2008, the nonpartisan Advocacy Fellows program trains nonprofit leaders in effective strategies to better serve their organizations and communities. The 2014 Fellows class includes 14 leaders who will participate in six sessions over the course of the year, including a trip to Washington, D.C. The series will focus on collaborating with community members, political leaders and the media.
Previous KU Law alumni who served as Sunflower Fellows now work in government, health law and academia. Pugh plans to follow in their footsteps, pursuing a career of service and advocacy.
"In addition to developing my institutional and systemic advocacy skills, I will get the opportunity to network with some very impressive leaders from the health care field in Kansas," Pugh said. "I look forward to building these relationships, and I have no doubt that they will open doors for future collaboration and advocacy opportunities."
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KU Law professor Raj Bhala expressed optimism that Iran will avoid expanding its nuclear weapons program in exchange for lifting economic sanctions. His view counters that of U.S. Senators Pat Roberts and Jerry Moran, who harbor reservations about the deal.
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Law professor writes brief for indigenous nations in lawsuit on climate change
LAWRENCE — Climate change has negatively affected people around the world, but it has hit native and indigenous populations especially hard, driving them from their homes, altering their ways of life and threatening their survival. A University of Kansas law professor has submitted an amicus brief to one of the nation's top courts on behalf of several native organizations. In the underlying litigation, children are, in essence, suing the federal government for failure to take action on climate change.
On Nov. 12, Elizabeth Kronk Warner, associate professor of law and director of the Tribal Law and Government Center at the School of Law, who wrote the brief, and Michael Willis, counsel of record, submitted an amici curiae brief to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit. Filed on behalf of the National Congress of American Indians, The Alaska Inter-Tribal Council, Forgotten People Inc., National Native American Law Student Association and several other organizations and law professors, the brief chronicles the extreme impacts of climate change on native nations. The brief also discusses how federal law applies different to federally recognized tribes.
The underlying action seeks to hold the federal government responsible for failure to take meaningful measures on climate change. This legal action is the first at a federal court to argue that the federal government has not protected the public trust by failing to protect natural resources and air quality. The U.S. Supreme Court has established that the Environmental Protection Agency can regulate greenhouse gases, and the agency began efforts to start regulating such gases several years ago. Because of the EPA's efforts, the U.S. Supreme Court held that litigants could not sue private parties under federal public nuisance common law in 2011.
"This is a friend of the court brief to show how people in indigenous nations are disproportionately affected by climate change even though they contribute little, if any, to the problem," Kronk Warner said. "We're trying to find a way to get a viable climate change claim in front of the federal courts."
The brief has been submitted, but oral arguments have not yet been scheduled. Once the arguments are made, the court will make a ruling. If the brief is unsuccessful, the parties will need to decide whether they want to appeal the ruling to the Supreme Court. If it is successful, the defendants will have the opportunity to do the same. Kronk Warner said she hopes the court will make a decision by the end of 2014.
She compares the process to the suits brought against big tobacco in previous decades. It took many years of legal arguments before tobacco companies were found liable for the negative health effects their products caused and were required to pay compensation.
Kronk Warner was approached by Our Childrens Trust to write the brief. An expert in federal Indian law, tribal law, environment and natural resources and property, she co-edited the book "Climate Change and Indigenous Peoples: The Search for Legal Remedies" with Randall Abate, professor of law at Florida A&M University. The book was released earlier this year.
The book examines how climate change has affected native populations around the world. In the United States, native nations in Alaska have been especially hard hit as rising temperatures have melted permafrost, endangered animals that tribes depend on to subsist, flooded villages and hindered tradition and customs. The petitioners in the case are all children, and the brief shares stories of young people who have lived with the reality of climate change.
"These are children who have had to move from their homes due to climate change," Kronk Warner said. "It's very compelling to see how this problem has changed their lives."
Climate change can elicit strong emotions and is often used in political debate, but Kronk Warner said she got involved to both serve indigenous populations and the legal community.
"I don't see this as a political issue," she said. "The role we play as advocates is to find a way to express the commonly held view that climate change is negatively affecting people's lives in the courts. It's been very rewarding to take part in a case that has the potential to affect the law in a positive way."
Author: Understanding tradition key to political, legal relationships with ever-changing China
LAWRENCE — The idea of transparency is central to Western law and policy. Lawmakers and politicians regularly tout the importance of being clear in why and how laws are made, and in what specific behavior those laws require or prohibit. Things are somewhat different, however, in one of the largest and increasingly powerful nations in the world — China. A University of Kansas professor and alumna have co-authored a book exploring the notion and history of transparency in Chinese law and how an understanding of the concept is central for understanding China.
John W. Head, Robert W. Wagstaff Distinguished Professor of Law at KU, and Xing Lijuan, assistant professor of law at the City University of Hong Kong, wrote "Legal Transparency in Dynastic China: The Legalist-Confucianist Debate and Good Governance in Chinese Tradition." While the book explores the notion of transparency in China from about 1000 B.C. to 1911, it is not only for those interested in history.
"It looks like it's really old stuff, from quite far away," Head said of the subject matter. "It might seem, therefore, that what we've written in this book is far removed from current reality. But I think it's just the opposite."
As China becomes increasingly central to the global economy and more politically important, Head says it would behoove those in charge of maintaining relationships with that country and its leaders to understand their legal history. Throughout the many centuries the book examines, a dominant line of thinking in Chinese law was not that it was imperative for laws to be written down and made known publicly. It was more vital that society was governed by the overwhelming influence of a highly educated, virtuous and enlightened elite class of virtuous people whose sheer power of example would lead the general population to behave properly.
The book examines how Confucianist thought led to the idea that an elite class should govern society as much as possible without written laws. It also traces the challenges that Confucianist thought received from a competing school of thought — that of the so-called legalists — and how the resulting debate led to a compromise around the 3rd century B.C. that resulted in a "Confucianization" of the law. The authors go on to explain ways in which the competing ideologies determined how Chinese law — a system that many consider one of the most effective in human history — functioned for many centuries.
While the Chinese legal system eventually embraced transparency to a certain extent, the Confucianist ideals never disappeared. Head said China's legal system is now largely a mix of a traditional system that embraces opaqueness and what Western society might consider a relatively "modern" system with an impressive array of published laws, a somewhat transparent process for enacting those laws, and a full complement of law schools, judges, legal practitioners and other features that look similar in many ways to those of the West. However, the last five to 10 years have seen a resurgence in Confucianist thought in China — a development strongly supported by the government to help manage dramatic cultural changes occurring in the country. An official policy of urbanization continues to expand very large cities, absorbing thousands of citizens who were formerly agricultural peasants. Those changes are leading to questions of identity not only among the citizens but those in power — questions that the government hopes a return to Confucianist values will help address. The political motto of establishing a harmonious society put forward by the Chinese government in 2004 has its deep roots in Confucianism.
"Taking all these factors into account, it strikes me that there is great contemporary value in understanding how Confucianism dealt with legal transparency and opaqueness throughout Chinese dynastic history," Head said.
The book goes on to examine how the idea of legal transparency fits into current Chinese law, and how the influence of Western powers have sought to increase its presence there. Throughout, the book provides a narrative of how the idea of transparency has been addressed in more than 2,000 years of Chinese history.
Head and Xing began work on the book in 2011-2012 when the latter was a doctoral student at KU's School of Law. Head, drawing from legal training in both the U.S. and England, has broad experience in international and comparative law, with some special emphasis on China. Xing has graduate degrees and practical experience in both U.S. and Chinese law, with specializations in international trade and legal history. Moreover, Xing provided extensive translations of Chinese legal and historical documents as well as cultural insights that were central to the collaborative research.
The result is a book that is of value not only to historians or those interested in Chinese law, but also to policy makers internationally and "those in charge of relationships with a changing China," Head said. "Some things, if not eternal, are very, very long-lasting. This idea of the rejection of transparency, I think, is one of them — and it's worth understanding."
Blame won't help solve economic inequality, KU researchers argue
LAWRENCE — What makes the difference between being a have and a have-not in America?
A millionaire might attribute his fortune to hard work and initiative. He might also say the poverty-stricken simply don't put the same effort into becoming successful.
A low-income American might explain his financial troubles as the result of being born to poor parents in a bad neighborhood, lacking access to quality education and other tools that could have helped him achieve wealth and power.
Both perspectives are understandable, but they're not so useful when it comes to actually solving injustices of economic equality, said Derrick Darby, philosophy and law professor at the University of Kansas.
"When either side feels like it has to take all the responsibility for a problem, they're less inclined to help fix that problem," he said. "That's why we have to stop finger pointing and playing the blame game."
In a new research article, Darby and KU psychology professor Nyla Branscombe examine why people disagree, not only on the causes of economic injustice, but also on what constitutes injustice and whether society is obligated to respond to it. They argue that dwelling on the causes of inequality hinders society's ability to move forward in solving it.
The article, "Egalitarianism and Perceptions of Inequality," appears in a forthcoming edition of the journal Philosophical Topics.
"We're not saying the causes of inequality don't matter," Darby said. "But to make positive change, we have to find ways to develop solidarity amongst a very broad group of people."
Drawing on several previous studies, the authors write that several social psychological factors are critical to understanding why some groups perceive inequality differently from others.
For historically disadvantaged groups such as women and racial minorities, equality is typically a more important goal than it is for their more advantaged counterparts. They're more likely to compare existing circumstances to the ideal or end point of full equality.
Advantaged groups are more likely to judge the present circumstances to the past, when discrimination was legal or more widely accepted. In other words, they may define equality as being free from overt or institutional segregation.
Advantaged and disadvantaged groups also differently view the current realities of equality.
While 72 percent of white Americans believe the racial wage gap has decreased over the past 10 years, only 38 percent of black Americans believe the gap has become smaller.
Men reported that 40 percent of women would need to have salaries lower than men's for them to call the gender wage gap unfair. "By setting a more severe standard for judging inequality, men were able to conclude that the inequality that exists is less unfair," the authors wrote.
"Human psychology has shown us that people are invested in protecting the groups they belong to," Darby said. "It's just how people operate. They cling to their own groups."
Even if everyone agrees about what constitutes inequality and what causes it, group membership has its own powerful effect on whether inequality is seen as fair or unfair.
"Those who are disadvantaged know that discrimination affects their choices and outcomes; in effect choice and circumstances are inextricably bound together for them," the authors wrote. "In contrast, advantaged groups do not experience exclusion and discrimination as typically defined, but they do at times experience privilege — benefits based on their group membership."
"Ironically enough, privileged group members are quite motivated not to perceive their own circumstances as a determinant of the choices and options available to them," the authors wrote. "Doing so would undermine their perceived responsibility for those favorable outcomes."
Darby and Branscombe will address how society can respond to the ethical challenges presented by perceptions of inequality in a followup article, to be published in the journal Midwest Studies in Philosophy.
Scholars to probe water quantity, quality issues at KU law symposium
LAWRENCE – Leading scholars and thinkers on water law and environmental law will address the critical issues facing water quantity and quality at the 2013 Kansas Law Review Symposium, "Waters of the United States: Adapting Law for Degradation and Drought."
The symposium will run from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday, Nov. 1, at the University of Kansas School of Law. The event is free and open to the public, but registration is required. Register and preview the complete schedule at law.ku.edu/water-symposium-rsvp. Attorneys who wish to receive four hours of CLE credit will be charged $25.
Speakers from across the country will discuss topics such as: conflicts between water and endangered species regulation; innovative proposals for decreasing agricultural water pollution; adaptive water law that considers both ecological and social conditions; water quality trading programs, ecosystem services markets providing financial incentives for environmental protection; legal responses to drought in Kansas; citizens' initiatives; and the results of a federal water project that studied how climate change, population growth, and economic growth will impact water uses and availability.
"The goal of the symposium is to provide a forum for academic discussion of water issues both on national, regional, and local levels, and to enrich the academic experience of students and practitioners interested in the area of water law," said Kate Marples, symposium editor and third-year KU law student. "We also hope to provide the basis for innovative solutions to water issues in Kansas and nationally."
Panelists will include:
- Rex Buchanan, interim director, Kansas Geological Survey
- David Brenn and Chris Wilson, Kansas Water Congress representatives
- Mary Jane Angelo, Research Foundation Professor and director, Environmental & Land Use Law Program, University of Florida Levin College of Law
- John Peck, Connell Teaching Professor of Law, KU
- Adell Amos, associate dean for Academic Affairs, associate professor in the Environmental and Natural Resources Law Program, University of Oregon School of Law
- Robin Craig, William H. Leary Professor of Law, University of Utah S. J. Quinney College of Law
- Amy Hardberger, assistant professor of law, St. Mary's University
- Tony Arnold, associate dean for Research & Faculty Development, Boehl Chair in Property & Land Use, chair of the Center for Land Use & Environmental Responsibility, University of Louisville, Louis D. Brandeis School of Law
- Robert Glicksman, J.B. and Maurice C. Shapiro Professor of Environmental Law, George Washington University School of Law
- Melissa Scanlan, associate dean of the Environmental Law Program, associate professor of Law, Vermont Law School
- Sandi Zellmer, Robert B. Daugherty Professor of Law, University of Nebraska College of Law
- Aliki Moncrief, Field Director, Florida's Water and Land Legacy
The symposium is co-sponsored by the Kansas Water Congress, KU Environmental Law Society, Stevens & Brand LLP, Coca-Cola and the KU School of Law.
Scholarship associated with the symposium will be published in a spring 2014 issue of the Kansas Law Review. For questions, contact Symposium Editor Kate Marples at email@example.com.


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The house is always important because that is the area in which the planet or the aspect or the sign emanates influence.
One could study astrology for a lifetime and still not comprehend all the nuances. And what a waste!
I delight in intricacies and big words ROFLOL
Even though I know better!
Unleash the ego and play with intellectuals. Never let them know I never graduated high school. Got me a GED. though.
Ah, the subtle lures of narcissism!
ZEE! knock it off.
I was able to help many people through analyzing their natal chart. It always showed me the predominant problem in their life and also presented the solution.
However, I could not get prognostic charts to work. It interested me how the most famous of the astrologers, following a major event, would "whine", why didn't I see that? Well, I couldn't see that either.
Could be because many experts claim the charts are off about two signs. But, still the natal (birth) charts could be accurately interpreted to the person's life!!!!
Many and many the mystery of secret things as if the powers that be would measure out, degree by degree, enough to titilate but never to satisfy.
In the past, I've done a great deal of work with astrology. But it is only a tool. It is as useful as you use it. Just a tool.
And God said, "Let there be lights in the expanse of the heavens to separate the day from the night; and let them be for signs and tokens (of God's provident care) and (to mark) seasons, days and years. Amplified version
These are energies and influences, not rulers of life.
lol My cat is a Pisces like her momma! I love this xD
hahaha. my cat is a pisces. the fish sign
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On February 6th, the fun and fury that is SFBeer Week launches, and on Febuary 14th, Drake's Brewery and I team up for beer and cheese pairing. The Drake's team and I recently teamed up to do a very, very serious sensory perception tasting and evaluation of the possible beers and cheese we would join together to ensure that the tasting would be best possible examples of the duo together,. Photographic evidence follows.
What is SF Beer Week, you ask? Well, SF Beer Week is a time when breweries shower the San Francisco Bay Area with massive amounts of beer (we're talking storms, not a light drizzle). It's a time when people are thankful for public transit and designated drivers are celebrated in high form. This is the second year I'm teaming up with Drake's Barrel House, and I'm honored to be pairing with one of the best craft breweries in California.
As you can see from the photos above which reflect the state of the table prior to us even sitting down to taste, Drake's and I were very thorough. We tasted about ten different cheeses with twelve different Drake's brews (that's at least 120 different blasts of flavor). We consulted with each other. We tasted again. We talked some more. We ate from a third to three-quarters of a pound of cheese each. We made pairing grids. We did all this t o find the perfect pairings for you (and maybe for us too).
The tasting will feature all domestic cheese (mainly Cali) paired to Drake's beer (mainly seasonal, special releases)- six cheeses, five beers. Anderson Valley's PennyRoyal makes an appearance, as does Silver Mountain Cheddar, 2015 Drake's Hopocalypse, and Scarlet O'Bretta Flanders-style red sour ale. These aren't cheeses or beers you always see around and some of the cheeses and beers served are only released seasonally.
A cool bonus to the tasting besides that you get to eat delicious cheese and beer? It's on Valentine's Day afternoon, meaning, it's a great way to start out the celebrations with your beer-loving honey, or, to create your own perfect pairing, cheese and beer style.
So, stop by if you'd like to join me in general beer and cheese revelry. I'd love to see you there. Tickets available here.
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Precinct analysis: At Large #2 and 3
Lots of action, and lots of candidates in the At Large races this year. Let's look at the two races that are going to the runoffs, At Large #2 and 3. First is AL2, in which first term CM Andrew Burks trailed challenger David Robinson after Election Day. Dist Robinson Rivera Burks Gordon =================================== A […] [Read More]
Election results: Houston
Mayor Annise Parker easily won re-election, collecting over 57% of the vote in Harris County to beat Ben Hall by nearly thirty points, and far exceeding the expectations of most observers going into Election Day. I personally thought she had a decent chance of avoiding a runoff, but I wasn't willing to commit to more […] [Read More]
Early voting wrapup: Did we run out of early voters?
Early voting is officially over, though a few more mail ballots will trickle in by tomorrow. Here are the final numbers, with the chart from Thursday being updated: 2013 2011 2009 2007 Here again is that look at turnout over the first ten days and last two days of early voting, now with this year's […] [Read More]
EV Day 7 totals: Is this the 2008 of city elections for early voting?
One full week of early voting is in the books, and the fast pace has not let up. Here are the comps: 2013 2011 2009 2007 The seven-day totals for each: 2013 – 14,342 mail, 37,828 in person, 52,170 total 2011 – 4,340 mail, 19,751 in person, 24,091 total 2009 – 3,801 mail, 26,662 in […] [Read More]
EV Day 3 – Where the vote is
Three days into early voting and the numbers continue to be strong, with a third consecutive day of in-person totals topping 5,000. Here are all the daily totals: 2013 2011 2009 2007 Some people, like Campos, have been trying to get a handle on what this might mean for African-American turnout in particular, since Ben […] [Read More]
What are the odds for Wendy?
After a week of Democratic energy and exhilaration like we haven't seen in a long time here thanks to the Wendy Davis filibuster, there are a lot of people who'd like to see Sen. Davis run for Governor. No doubt if she did, she'd make a race out of it, and would have no shortage […] [Read More]
Early voting is safe for now
Glad to hear it. A bill that would slash the number of days allowed for early voting is likely to be pulled after scathing testimony Monday from opponents who said the bill was discriminatory and retrogressive. House Bill 2093, by state Rep. Patricia Harless, R-Spring, would limit the early-voting period in Texas to seven days […] [Read More]
At the Battleground Texas kickoff meeting
I attended the Battleground Texas kickoff meeting for Houston on Saturday. Houston was one of the last stops on their statewide introduction tour. I estimated about 300 people in attendance; BGTX gives it as 350, which is probably the more accurate number since they have the sign-in sheets. Numerous elected officials were also in attendance, […] [Read More]
From the "Turning out more Democratic voters will mean more Democratic votes" department
I think that's a fair way of characterizing this Texas on the Potomac post. Last November, the Houston Chronicle completed a database analysis of the changing population patterns of the state and the changing voting proclivities of key demographic blocs. Our conclusion: Texas would become competitive by 2020 and a true toss-up state by 2024 […] [Read More]
Don't forget about apartments
On the subject of how Battleground Texas can achieve its aims, Greg adds a note and some numbers about apartment complexes. I opted to look at one of the most GOP-friendly places in Harris County: HD130 in the northwestern corner of the county. Simply put, this district won't be turning blue with anything short of […] [Read More]
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The Association of American Colleges and Universities recently released the findings of a Hart Research Associates survey that provides useful data for the ongoing national discussion about whether higher education — liberal education in particular — is meeting national needs, in particular for an educated workforce. As I approach the end of my 44th year … Continue reading
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Is the Professor Bossy or Brilliant? Much Depends on Gender
Male professors are brilliant, awesome and knowledgeable. Women are bossy and annoying, and beautiful or ugly. These are a few of the results from a new interactive chart that was gaining notice on social media Friday. Benjamin Schmidt, a Northeastern University history professor, says he built the chart using data from 14 million student reviews … Continue reading
College Kids Are Getting More Depressed
An annual survey of college freshmen released on Thursday shows that a worrisome proportion of them had felt depressed and overwhelmed during the previous year. An intensifying pressure to succeed is taking a toll on college-bound high school seniors. The pressure is worsened by the fact that they have lost the ability to kick back … Continue reading
The Day the Purpose of College Changed
The governor had bad news: The state budget was in crisis, and everyone needed to tighten their belts. High taxes threatened "economic ruin," said the newly elected Ronald Reagan. Welfare stood to be curbed, the highway patrol had fat to trim. Everything would be pared down; he'd start with his own office. California still boasted … Continue reading
In an Evolving Career Landscape, How Should Colleges Prepare Students?
By all accounts, the career paths of today's students will hardly resemble those of their parents. So what are colleges doing to help them prepare? [Last] Wednesday the Kettering Foundation, the National Issues Forums Institute, and Augsburg College gathered a group of leaders from higher education, business, government, and other fields here to begin what … Continue reading
I Owe It All to Community College
Tom Hanks on His Two Years at Chabot College: IN 1974, I graduated from Skyline High School in Oakland, Calif., an underachieving student with lousy SAT scores. Allowed to send my results to three colleges, I chose M.I.T. and Villanova, knowing such fine schools would never accept a student like me but hoping they'd toss … Continue reading
Helping the Poor in Education: The Power of a Simple Nudge
There are enormous inequalities in education in the United States. A child born into a poor family has only a 9 percent chance of getting a college degree, but the odds are 54 percent for a child in a high-income family. These gaps open early, with poor children less prepared than their kindergarten classmates. How … Continue reading
Why You Need to Leave Academia in 2015
Academia is broken. The time to leave it is now. If you don't leave, you will be poor, mistreated, and unhappy. There's a myth in academia, perpetuated by other (mostly unhappy) academics that says you can only be a successful PhD if you become a tenured professor and continue to publish in academic journals. This … Continue reading
Campus Police Departments Struggle With Issues of Race
The head of the University of Pennsylvania's police union was not pleased to hear how Amy Gutmann had ended up lying on the floor this month at her own holiday party. Ms. Gutmann, the university's president, had lowered herself onto her back to show solidarity with student demonstrators who staged a "die-in" at her party … Continue reading
How Sociologists Made Themselves Irrelevant
Early in 2014, President Obama announced a new initiative, My Brother's Keeper, aimed at alleviating the problems of black youth. Not only did a task force appointed to draw up the policy agenda not include a single professional sociologist, but I could find no evidence that any sociologist was even consulted in the critical first … Continue reading


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Badge dug up in field is medieval treasure
A scrap of twisted silver found a few weeks ago by a metal detector in Lancashire will take its place among masterpieces of medieval art at the British Museum, in an exhibition opening this week of the bejewelled shrines made to hold the relics of saints and martyrs.
The badge made of silver found by Paul King, a retired logistics expert, is a humble object to earn a place in an exhibition called Treasures of Heaven, but it is unique. It will sit among gold and silver reliquaries studded with gems the size of thumbnails – or the sockets from which they were wrenched by thieves – once owned by emperors, popes and princes.
The badge, the only one of its kind ever found in Britain, provides a link 500 years ago between this corner of rural Lancashire and the great pilgrimage sites of mainland Europe. It shows one of the companions of St Ursula, one of the most popular mystical legends of medieval Europe. She was said to be a British princess who sailed with 11,000 virgin companions to marry a pagan prince in Brittany, but diverted to go on a pilgrimage to Rome – and in some versions of the story, Jerusalem....
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Dead At 92, Business Computing Pioneer David Caminer 142
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My guess is because he was on the commercial side of the business (though the FT referred to him as a "systems analyst" in their obit. yesterday). From the little I know of academic teachings, it's not considered trendy to focus on such areas - particularly as he didn't program in Java
While I recognize and agree with the point you're trying to make, I think it's a bit overstating the case to call engineers replaceable cogs. If you're working withing a relatively solved problem domain, and we're talking about a certain minimal level of skill, then this is true.
But in _this_ case we're talking about a completely nascent problem space. Caminer's brilliance was recognizing that computers could solve the problem. Yet it still took John Pinkerton with heaps of assistance from the Math Lab at Cambridge to design and build a computer with operating system sufficient to the task.
It also owned Tea plantations and flour mills.
In further trivia, Nigella Lawson, the TV chef is the daughter of the Lyons Heiress Vanessa Salmon
First the historian says,
"Americans can't believe this," Paul Ceruzzi, a historian of computing and curator at the National Air and Space Museum, said in an interview last week. "They think you're making it up. It really was true."
Then the article says,
Seems like the historian doesn't know the history and revealed a hint of anti-american sentiment. It is my experience that any American interested in the first systems analyst wouldn' care where he/she is from.
I learned about this guy during my Computer Studies degree course. Really interesting chap, it's amazing how few people have heard of LEO compared to Colossus... but then I guess that an accounting computer for a chain of cafes is a lot less interesting than WW2 code breaking!
Interesting (sort of) related fact - the Lyons Tea Houses which were a fixture of pretty much every English town became Wimpey, the British burger chain, now confined to run down shopping centres. And another (on a roll here): The Angel, Islington from the British Monopoly board, was a Lyons Tea House.
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I had made a thread about using dialogue choice trees for simulated bridge combat from the bridge point of view within based on choice/outcome trees (quick example Your surrounded by four Romulan Warbirds and your Tac gives you a few choices like 1.) Raise shields fire all weapons 2.) evasive maneuvers try and get us out of here 3.) hail the romulans) etc etc. But that is just "within" certain missions as a new option besides just the regular pew pew.
I have written half a season's worth of synopsis that will be turned scripts here are a few minor examples
1.) "Groundhog Day"- When you are sent to The U.S.S Pandora ,a nebula class test ship, to oversee the testing of an upgraded chroniton torpedo, The Pandora's captain, a female vulcan, informs you she will be taking extended leave due to an unforeseen pregnancy. When the Chroniton weapon is finally tested in a remote secret location, a strange flash occurs..suddenly you find the Vulcan captain repeating her announcement of her pregnancy and realising this day just got very deja vu...
2.) Temporal cold war story arc(Title in works)- A female vulcan officer (yeah again), approaches you to reveal she is a Federation time agent. She explains the temporal cold war and that "Fixed" time-line has been purposely created (similar to the permanent way the TREK 2009 film timeline was not "wiped") agents from the other factions of the cold war have manipulated this timeline to create a more militant, Vulcan "Empire" that became infiltrated and changed by Romulans from the future, who have a way to open a rift that the Imperial Vulcan fleets can invade through to "this" timeline and unleash hell.(Obviously an excuse to really show off them nice new Vulcan ships )
As the story progresses (spoiler but it is changing slightly so revealing this won't matter by the end) The Vulcan agent is injured and a close medical scan reveals she is in fact, Romulan not vulcan.
While at first assuming she is a Romulan spy, and tossing her in the brig, it has a twist- she is a Romulan true, but in the 31st century the Romulans are Federation members. She grew up a loyal federation citizen and later Starfleet Temporal agent.
NOte- She mentions Romulans from future causing the other timeline- they are from an earlier time period before Romulans join the feds.
3,) "Holo-Day on Risa"- part 1 of the Photonic revolution- When a terrorist group takes hostages on Risa, starfleet send your crew to take care of it- but these are no ordinary terrorists. Led by a stolen copy of Holo Leeta , a group of self aware Holograms have declared Risa their official Photonic homeworld and want all non Photonics off their world Asap or else!
And finally, for humor-4.) P.I.E. -Phased entity Investigations and Eliminations- "PhaseBusters" a special group created in the wake of the Dividian incident this series- Who ya gonna hail?
Just a couple of examples.