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Resort-Style Living...Convenient to Tampa Palms Shopping...Three Resort Style Pools ...Private Tanning booth and Health and Fitness Center 24 Hour Access...Pet Friendly...Walk in closets in every bedroom!
Experience St. Croix... Start your day with a stimulating workout in the newly renovated 24-hour Health and Fitness Center, or greet the morning while meditating and stretching in our Zen Garden. Return home to enjoy pure tranquility while you relax at one of our two resort style pools and spas. During your free time, mix sports with pleasure at one of our three tennis courts or at our sand volleyball court. Reconnect with friends and family at the new Cabana Club where casual conversation, grilling, lounging and unwinding take place every day. Pets love St. Croix too! Chasing friends or playing fetch,your pet will have fun in the fully-fenced Dog Park.Cleaning up has never been easier with a relaxing bubble bath at the new Doggy Spa Wash Station. Select your home from one of the six unique one or two bedroom floor plans that accommodate all tastes and preferences. Enjoy lake and garden views from your private patio in a relaxing atmosphere. Come visit today and let us spoil you with our beautiful community and professional attentive on-site management. St. Croix Apartments is where quality, relaxation and luxury meet. This tropical resort setting is conveniently located in the desirable Tampa Palms neighborhood. Each apartment home features unique details and offers beautifully finished one bedroom and two bedroom floor plans that fit any budget. Natural lighting enhances every home and includes walk-in closets and patio storage to help keep you organized. The kitchens have an open plan with beautiful cabinets & counter tops and built-in appliances.
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St. Croix apartments are conveniently located. The maintenance is very good and the staff are very helpful.
January 31, 2015
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Mostly positive experiences. Good professionalism and apartments quality. Good maintenance response. Was told Read Morewrong ceiling height before move in and some crime issues within the complex.
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Beautiful place to live, like paradise
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Overall, the office is staff is very friendly and helpful. Response time can sometimes be a little lagging but Read More I had a mostly positive experience.
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I loved the service department they would help no matter what was wrong. I did not like how they added pet fee Read Mores all of a sudden. Also having my air conditioner broken in the middle of the summer and having it be 97deg in my apartment and then be told we can do nothing for you is really really bad customer service. Honest it was a great apartment complex but having the traffic situation just right outside of the apartment I would not wish that on my worst enemy. Also the gate was always open!!!
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The Berks Catholic and Boyertown baseball teams will play for their respective District crowns on Thursday. The Saints will take on Susquenita in the District III-AA final. The Bears will face off with Methacton or Conestoga in the District I-AAAA final.
The Berks Catholic baseball team suffered a one run loss in the county championship earlier this season. But instead of letting the feeling linger, the Saints have taken it out on their District III bracket and find themselves once again with a chance to win a title.
The chance to claim and even bigger title has totally altered the team's focus heading into Thursday's game at Santander Stadium in York.
Not to mention, the Saints have the opportunity to make a little history and avenge a loss in this same game two years ago. B.C. is going for it's first District title in program history.
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August 12, 2004 Under The SkinIs "Body Worlds" anti Jewish values? http://www.jewishjournal.com/science_and_technology/article/under_the_skin_20040813 |
In the new "Body Worlds" exhibit at the California Science Center, a plastic man called "Chess Player" sits at a table with his back hunched forward and his hands cupped under his chin. His lips pursed, his eyes stare intensely at the chess board. Posed in cerebral solemnity, "Chess Player" would look at home at a chess tables in Central Park -- were it not for the fact that he is naked, the skin is flayed off his body and his cranium is split open. But what is most distinguishing -- and perhaps, in a philosophical sense, disturbing -- about "Chess Player" is not that he is plastic and without skin or clothes, but that he is a corpse. "Chess Player" is one of dozens of artfully posed "plastinated" corpses that make up the showpieces of "Gunther von Hagen's Body Worlds, the Anatomical Exhibition of Real Human Bodies." The exhibition had its U.S. premier in Los Angeles in July, after 15 million people saw it in Asia and Europe. Organizers hope that the U.S. display will attract comparably large crowds. Billed as educational, the exhibit aims to expose what goes on beneath the skin in order to teach visitors about the intricacies of the human body and to inspire health consciousness. With visitors poised precariously on the edge of ghoulish fascination and corporeal awe, the exhibit is currently drawing summer campers on trip day, families looking for an interesting vacation outing and medical students eager to get a look inside. The exhibit has a full array of real bodies and body parts on display. There are glass cases that contain lungs, livers, kidneys, hearts, gall bladders, spleens, intestines, brains and other internal organs in various states of health and illness. A display of embryos and fetuses show how babies develop during the nine months of pregnancy. A glass case that contains a man, woman and child, stripped of everything but their blood vessels, presents the intricate network of the blood's passage through the body. A woman, fecund in her eighth month of pregnancy, reclines while her womb is exposed through a cutout that reveals the baby nestling within. An athlete crouching mid-bounce with a basketball in his hand is stripped of his skin to reveal a thick layer of tawny red muscle. Von Hagen also presents bodies that have been dissected horizontally and vertically at various intervals. Each dissection is preserved in a sheet of plastic and then reassembled to create a body in parts to expose the inner workings of the body. But "Body Worlds" has also touched a nerve in the Jewish community of Los Angeles. Local rabbis have variously praised and vilified it. Some have announced from the pulpit that seeing the exhibit is a mitzvah, while others advise not to go see it because the exhibit violates everything that Judaism holds sacred about the body. Von Hagen, a German anatomist, created the science behind "Body Worlds" back in 1978. Tired of seeing anatomy specimens floating in jars of cloudy formaldehyde, von Hagen invented and patented a process he called "plastination," which uses a vacuum chamber to replace the fluids in the body with a reactive polymer that hardens and preserves the body in a "lifelike state." Plastinated bodies do not smell or rot, and, as von Hagen amply demonstrated, they can be sliced, diced and posed at will. Using bodies donated specifically for that purpose, von Hagen, now 59, created plastinated bodies and body parts that he sold to medical schools for educational purposes. In 1995, he put the bodies on display to the general public for the first time in a "Body Worlds" exhibition in Japan. Other exhibitions in other countries followed and with them controversy. Ethicists accused von Hagen, renegade anatomist in his trademark fedora, of running a "freak show," and some media outlets dubbed him "Dr. Frankenstein." His notoriety increased in 2002, when he held a public autopsy in London open to anyone wanting to pay $19 a ticket -- a practice that had been banned 170 years before. According to England's Sunday Telegraph, in January of this year, Siberian authorities opened legal proceedings against von Hagen, claiming that he received corpses at his body processing center in Heidelberg, Germany, without the permission of the deceased or their relatives. Von Hagen successfully contested the charges. However, in an unrelated incident, he did concede that bodies admitted to his China processing plant in Dailan might have been those of executed prisoners, and that he had advised his staff there that they could not accept bodies of those who were executed. Von Hagen sees his plastinates as continuing the work of great anatomists of the past, like Leonardo da Vinci and Andreas Vesalius, and many of his plastinates pay homage to the drawings of these men by being posed and sculpted in an identical fashion. "I see myself in their tradition, and I look up to them," said von Hagen, who spoke to The Journal by phone from Taiwan. "I studied for weeks at the anatomical museums in Italy, and I looked at pictures from the Renaissance, and I learned [from them] about posing a body in a natural way." Aware of the controversy surrounding von Hagen and his traveling corpse exhibit, officials at the California Science Center assembled an ethics advisory committee to investigate and advise on the matter before they signed an agreement with von Hagen. The committee included medical doctors who were also medical ethicists and Jewish and Christian clergymen. Morley Feinstein, senior rabbi of University Synagogue, who sat on the committee, recently delivered a sermon explaining that the committee investigated the body donations and came back satisfied that those who donated their bodies were fully aware that they were going to be part of the exhibit, and that none of the bodies came from dubious sources -- such as bodies of victims of the Holocaust, Feinstein said in his sermon. The committee also decided that it was proper for school-age children to see the exhibit, because they could come to conclusions that would make them healthier, such as deciding, after seeing the cirrhotic livers and blackened lungs that von Hagen has on display, not to drink or smoke. While all of the committee members supported the exhibit, seven of them issued statements endorsing it. "'Body Worlds' will give [people] access to the many miracles of the human body and help them understand their physical selves," said Dr. Stanley Korenman of the UCLA Medical Center. "The human body is essential to our humanity ... and any growth in the understanding and knowledge of our human body leads to a greater appreciation of our dignity as human persons," said the Rev. Richard Benson from St. John's Seminary of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Los Angeles. Morley said the exhibit "helps us understand better the Designer who created and shaped humanity," and then in the sermon, Morley went even further. "Learning health matters at 'Body Worlds' can be life-saving," he said. "And viewing the exhibit in that context can be a mitzvah." But other rabbis disagree with Morley. "Jews should be aware that this is a fundamentally un-Jewish way of treating bodies," said Rabbi Yitzchok Adlerstein, the director of Project Next Step and an additional adviser to "Body Worlds," who offered the committee the Orthodox perspective. "We view the body as an instrument that brought holiness to the world, since the body is the vehicle that enables the soul to do its job. Every part of Jewish funeral practice stresses that there is this element of holiness [in the body]. We view holiness as something that human beings can and do create, and it leaves lasting effects. Therefore, the notion that the body is something that can be disposed of at will as long as you have the consent of the deceased is foreign and repugnant to Judaism." "Just as you can't take sefer Torah [Torah scroll] and use it as wallpaper for a synagogue, you can't take a body and cut it up and put it on display," he said. However, Adlerstein noted that these laws only apply to Jewish corpses. Morley said that after investigation of the donors, the committee surmised that there were no Jewish bodies on display in the exhibit. "Perhaps people are gaining something in the process when they see the exhibit," Adlerstein said. "But they should not lose sight of the fact that every time you use the human body for something that is not immediately connected with saving a life, you are paying a price, and human life becomes cheaper and cheaper." In Judaism, the body is viewed as a sacred vessel, and human life is viewed as sacrosanct. The Jewish view on health is a holistic, albeit abstemious, one. "Guard your life exceedingly," is the verse in Deuteronomy that commentators say is the basis for Judaism's view on health and fitness. In the Mishneh Torah, the classic text that codifies Jewish law, Maimonides writes, "A healthy, whole body is part of the way of God ... one cannot know or comprehend the Creator when ill [therefore] one should distance themselves from things that destroy the body." Maimonides, a physician who wrote about 10 books on medicine and healthy living, goes on to list some basic principles in keeping healthy, such as not eating to satiety. The Kitzur Shulchan Aruch (Code of Jewish Law) also advises that it is important to "keep [your] bowels lax" and that preserving physical health is intertwined with preserving emotional health. According to traditional Judaism, our bodies are on loan, so to speak, from God, and are not our own to do what we want with. That's why there are prohibitions in the Torah against intentionally harming or wounding our bodies or putting them in danger; also, there is a biblical prohibition against marking our bodies (i.e, tattooing). "These laws translate into other concepts, like not eating junk food, and not smoking," said Rabbi Nachum Sauer of the Rabbinical Council of California. "Most halachic authorities hold that it is forbidden to smoke now that the dangers of smoking have been determined." Sauer also explained that modern halachic authorities, like Rabbi Moshe Feinstein, forbade the use of marijuana and other narcotics, not only because of the harm they could cause to the body, but because their use violates the biblical concept of kedoshim tihiyu (and you shall be holy). "A Jew has to live a lifestyle of holiness and [taking drugs and their consequences] are antithetical to Torah," he said. But regardless of the health of the body, the mitzvah of saving a life takes precedence over all other mitzvahs in the Torah, with the exception of the prohibitions against murder, idolatry and incest. "An elderly man or woman, a mentally retarded person, a deformed baby, a dying cancer patient and similar individuals all have the same right to life as you or I," Fred Rosner, a doctor who has written extensively on matters of Jewish bioethics, writes in the essay, "Risks Versus Benefits in Treating the Gravely Ill Patient, Ethical and Religious Considerations." Yet whether or not one has treated his or her body with respect during one's lifetime has nothing to do with how much respect must be accorded one's corpse. There is a biblical commandment to bury bodies and body parts (i.e, if a limb is amputated), and a prohibition against desecrating the dead (i.e., cutting up a body). It is also forbidden to benefit from bodies. Sauer believes that death and its accompaniments need to be a natural process according to halacha (Jewish law), which is why traditional Judaism forbids cremation and embalming bodies. But there are some halachic authorities who say that the mitzvah of saving a life takes precedence over the prohibition against desecrating the dead. Therefore, many authorities permit harvesting organs for transplant purposes from a person considered brain dead, even though it would require the harvesters to cut through the dead body to extract the organs. There is also a famous responsa that was given by Rabbi Ezekiel Landau, an 18th century rabbi in Prague also known as the Noda B'Yehuda, that permitted autopsies if there could be a direct health benefit to a person who was present at the autopsy. In other words, performing autopsies on bodies for the general purpose of "research" would be forbidden, but if Person A had died of a certain disease, and Person B in the same town contracted the same disease, it would be permitted to perform an autopsy on Person A in the hope that the knowledge gained about the disease could help save Person B. As an exhibit, "Body Worlds" seems to straddle these various opinions. On the one hand, the bodies have been mutilated and embalmed, on the other hand, organizers claim that these mutilations and embalmings can have untold health benefits on the myriad people who come to see the exhibit and leave feeling inspired to lead healthier lives. So maybe the bodily mutilation could, in a sense, save lives. According to visitor polls carried out at several "Body Worlds" exhibition sites (in Japan, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Belgium and England), 56 percent of visitors left the exhibit "with valuable incentives for a healthier lifestyle ... and resolved to pay more attention to their physical health in the future." Diane Perlov, the senior vice president of exhibits at the California Science Center, told The Journal that in California, after people viewed the exhibit, they resolved to give up smoking and other destructive behaviors. "I don't think there was anyone who first heard about the exhibit and didn't think that it was beyond their ken," Feinstein said. "But once we learned about it, and understood the care and dignity that goes on and the opportunity to save lives [this exhibit has], these were very high priorities for us. I think that the exhibit does have the potential to help teenagers, especially in regard to smoking and alcohol, and I think it might open up the mind's imagination to comprehend the miracle that we live with every day. And, if in fact we gain that knowledge, we might be able to appreciate the wondrous Creator of that miracle." Others disagree about the educational benefits of putting plastinated corpses on display. Rabbi J. David Bleich, a professor of Jewish law and ethics at Yeshiva University in New York and the one of the editors of "Jewish Bioethics" (Hebrew Publishing Co., 1979), told The Journal that plastic facsimiles of the body are just as effective as educational tools. Sauer also took issue with the educational component of the exhibit. "Even if the halachic issues [of not desecrating the dead] do not apply to non-Jews, [von Hagen] is using this as a commercial endeavor, and thus is not showing the proper respect [to the bodies]. Even though it is billed as educational, I feel there are other motives involved than purely scientific, medical ones. I think people may go and see it because of the notoriety -- people are always looking for shocking experiences, and it lowers the sensitivities of people in general to the sanctity of the human being. So when people ask me, I recommend that they don't go see it for those reasons." Feinstein thinks that the positive outweighs the negative. "My congregation was fascinated and overwhelmed when I told them about "Body Worlds." They had not considered that his particular area of science learning could have such a great connection with their Jewish spirituality and learning." "Body Worlds the Anatomical Exhibition of Real Human Bodies" will be at the California Science Center until Jan. 23, 2005. For more information, visit www.bodyworlds.com . |
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Kyrie Irving is sitting out the Cavaliers game against the Raptors on Wednesday, which was to be expected. When he missed Tuesday's game we told you that this was likely.
But in announcing he is out there is an interesting note from Bob Finnan of the News Herald on twitter.
Good news the MRI was precaution and nothing serious was found.
Cleveland needs him back, without him on Wednesday night they started shooting 1-of-15 and were forced into a series of bad shots.
- claymatthewshairplugs - Feb 27, 2013 at 7:59 PM
Steve Nash, Metta World Peace & Earl Clark for Kyrie Irving & Luke Walton.
The Cavs get a promising young big, a future hall of famer and a defensive stopper, the Lakers get younger with a PG of the future. Make it happen Kupchak.
- riders008 - Feb 27, 2013 at 8:03 PM
What the hell would the cavs make that trade for….Steve Nash is washed up….along with meta world peace…and earl Clark is a nobody.you la fans are truly delusional…..good day……I said good day
- dko83 - Feb 27, 2013 at 8:47 PM
I love the Wilder reference, I lol everytime I read it. Earl is an up and comer, will make a solid rotation player, so I agree with you on everything except that. Still a delusional trade scenario.
- slowclyde86 - Feb 27, 2013 at 8:43 PM
Throw in Jabar and West, because, they're, you know, hall of famers, and I'm sure grant would take the bait—unless, of course, he's not a complete moron.
Btw—the "make it happen" addendum is great for comedic effect.
- saint1997 - Feb 28, 2013 at 2:11 AM
hahahhahhahahha man oh man you fellas over in LA sure are getting desperate
- mendenhallfumblemachine - Feb 27, 2013 at 8:30 PM
That is such an awful trade. Honestly, thats got to be one of the worst ive ever seen on here and thats saying something.
- jthammerstix - Feb 27, 2013 at 8:38 PM
i do like the luke walton part of the trade idea. He sucks the D and the Bs
- 13arod - Feb 27, 2013 at 9:00 PM
What are you talking about earl cleark is good but don't trade him for kyle irving!!
- 13arod - Feb 27, 2013 at 9:01 PM
Trade him for griffen and chris paul who are better than kyle irving and clevelamd would win


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Care Ministry set for Calvary Full Gospel
Calvary Full Gospel church will hold its end of the month community supper on the last Friday of each month, at the Westside Fire Department in Prestonville. This month it will be held on Friday, Jan. 28. Come as you are. There is no fee. Care Ministry is reaching out to those in need and sharing the love of Christ one to another.
Hymn sing set for Sanders church
Sanders Baptist Church invites the community to its first hymn sing of the new year on Sunday, Jan. 23, at 6:30 p.m.
The current effort to raise operating capital to reopen Carrollton's Camp Kysoc is comparable to a similar campaign conducted by the Kentucky Society for Crippled Children to build the Easter Seals facility more than 50 years ago.
Last week, I had the opportunity to speak at the Louisville Forum to discuss the 2011 Regular Session and what the General Assembly will likely address.
I told the crowd that, in the Kentucky House of Representatives, I expect several issues to take up much of our time when legislators return to the Capitol on Feb. 1. That includes helping Medicaid overcome a reduced amount of federal funding; raising the high school dropout age from 16 to 18; and doing whatever we can to lower the number of meth labs in the state, which topped 1,000 last year for the first time.
Have you ever grown the perfect tomato? Have you come close to growing a perfect tomato?
Next Monday, Jan. 24, at 7 p.m. at the Carroll County Exten-sion Office there will be a workshop on growing the perfect tomato. Tim Coolong, Extension vegetable production specialist, will be presenting a program on growing the perfect tomato. When Tim and I were talking about the topic he said he didn't think he had ever grown a perfect tomato but was sure he could talk about how to do it.
Carroll County will apply for a Land/Water Conservation Fund grant to help fund Phase II of the Park-to-Park Trails Project.
Organizers envision connecting 18 miles of continuous recreational trails between Point Park, General Butler State Resort Park and the Robert Westrick Memorial Park. The first phase of the project is in the development stage with help from consultants Lose and Associates Inc., a landscaping architectural firm based in Nashville, Tenn. and Lawrenceville, Ga.
The city of Carrollton through Carrollton Utilities entered an asset purchase and franchise agreement to acquire the entire assets of the Owenton municipal natural gas system.
Carrollton City Council unanimously approved Resolution 2011-01 and 2011-02 allowing Mayor Gene McMurry to sign the agreement and the bill of sale. Previously, Carrollton Utilities operated the gas system. As a result, it now both owns and operates it, according to Carrollton Utilities General Manager Bill Osborne.
Jan. 16-22 is Healthy Weight Week promoting healthy lifestyles for kids and adults. This week is to encourage regular activity and eating right meant to help us develop healthy habits for our entire lifetime.
What are some key points toward healthy lifetime habits? Just looking at common behaviors in our high speed society can answer this.
Items published in court news are public record. The News-Democrat publishes all misdemeanors, felonies and small-claims judgments recorded in district court, as well as all civil suits recorded in circuit court. Juvenile court cases are not published. Crime reports are provided by local law enforcement agencies. Charges or citations reported to the News-Democrat do not imply guilt. DISTRICT COURT The following decisions were rendered Wednesday, and Thursday, Jan. 12 and 13, 2011, in Carroll County District Court, with the Hon. Thomas M. Funk presiding.


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Amendments attached to the Keystone XL bill attack Public Lands
[The following blog, written by CLF intern and Fort Lewis College student Scott Greenler, offers an overview of amendments attached to the Keystone XL bill, which is before the Senate today. Scott last wrote about BLM's "Planning 2.0″ for this blog, and we look forward to having more of his … read more
Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument Anniversary
This beautiful photograph, captured by Bureau of Land Management (BLM) employee Bob Wick, is a perfect introduction to southern Utah's Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument–the first and largest monument officially added to the National Conservation Lands. And it's time to wish it happy birthday! September 18th marks the anniversary of President … read more
Oil Spill In Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument
On March 22, hikers in southern Utah came upon a distressing sight: a four-mile slick of oil staining the Little Valley Wash, which eventually drains into the Escalante River, inside the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. The spill had not been reported. The hikers sent photos of the leak to staff … read more
H.R. 1459 – The "Preventing New Parks" Bill, Up For House Vote Today
Today, a vote for the "Preventing New Parks" bill, (H.R. 1459) stands as a direct assault on our National Parks, National Monuments and public lands conservation heritage. H.R. 1459, the Ensuring Public Involvement in the Creation of National Monuments Act or "EPIC," spells just that—an epic fail for protecting our … read more
Historic Photos: A Great Way to Bring Communities Together
There's nothing quite like a series of old black and white photographs—of buildings long-gone, unnamed ancestors sitting on a wagon, familiar mountain ranges with cattle grazing in the foreground—to get people talking. And that's what happened February 12 in the dining room of the Cowboy Blues restaurant in Escalante, when … read more
Removing Russian Olive from the Escalante: Progress in 2013
The restoration field season on the Escalante River in southern Utah has come to a close for 2013. In spite of some unusually heavy rains and the federal government shutdown that disrupted the work of dedicated federal partners, work crews remained productive and committed to restoring this incredible wild river … read more
Weathering the Shutdown: Spotlight on the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument
With an end to the government shutdown nearing, Ron Rogers, Communications Coordinator for the Escalante River Watershed Partnership (ERWP), compiled and wrote the following blog. It paints a broad and thought-provoking picture about how the government shutdown affected people who work, volunteer and visit communities and public lands in southern … read more
The Escalante River and Removing Invasive Russian Olive Trees
The Conservation Lands Foundation wants to help inspire people to become advocates for the National Conservation Lands. And for many people, that first step is often doing something—something physical where you're outside, on the land and often happily getting dirty. The many organizations that are part of the Escalante River … read more
Grand Staircase-Escalante Video
CLF staff has been working with Gary Strieker from the non-profit Environment News Trust to create a series of short stories on the areas within the National Conservation Lands. Below is a video highlighting the extraordinary paleontological resources at Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, in Utah.


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Victor G. Rodwin
Phone: (212) 998-7459
Fax: (212) 995-3890
E-mail: email@example.com
Japan's Universal and Affordable Health Care: Lessons for the United States?
(with the assistance of Llyn Kawasaki and James Littlehales) New York: Japan Society, 1994.
Public Hospital Systems in New York City and Paris
Edited by: Victor G. Rodwin, Charles Brecher, Dominique Jolly, Raymond J. Baxter. Published by: New York University Press, © 1992
Systèmes de Santé, Pouvoirs Publics et Financeurs: Qui Contrôle Quoi?
Contributor and editor (with M. Berthod-Wurmser, Y. Souteyrand, and J.C. Henrard) Paris: Documentation Française, 1987.
The Health Planning Predicament: France, Quebec, England, and the United States
, Berkeley: University of California Press, 1984. Translated in Italian:
I Sistemi Sanitari: Studio Comparativo su Francia, Quebec, Inghilterra e Stati Uniti
(Venice: Marsilio Editori, 1986).
The End of an Illusion: The Future of Health Policy in Western Industrialized Nations
Principal contributor and editor (with Jean de Kervasdoué and John Kimberly) Berkeley: University of California Press, 1984.
La Santé Rationnée? La Fin d'un Mirage
, Contributor and editor (with Jean de Kervasdoué and John Kimberly) Paris: Economica, 1981.
Book Chapters
"L'hôpital et les réseaux de médecins." Proceedings from the June 20, 2001 colloquium,
La santé en France au XXI
siècle: Quelle perspectives
? Paris: Editions Nucleon.
"Urban Health: Is the City Infected?"
Medicine and Humanity
. London: King's Fund, 2001.
"An International Perspective: Comparative Analysis of Health Systems" Chapter 5 in
Health Care Delivery in the United States.
Ed. A. Kovner. 5th Edition. New York: Springer, l998.
"Health Care Reform in the Transitional Economies," Ch. 3 in
Poverty in Transition
. New York: UNDP, 1998.
"The Rise of Managed Care in the United States: Lessons for French Health Policy."
Health Policy Reform, National Schemes and Globalization
. Ed. C. Altenstetter and J. Björkman. London: Macmillan; New York: St. Martin's Press, l997.
"Comparative Health Systems: A Policy Perspective." Chapter 17 in
Health Care Delivery in the United States
. Ed. A. Kovner. 5th Edition. New York: Springer, l995.
"The Role of Public Authorities in Managing the Health System."
French-American Conference on Health Care Issues.
Paris: French-American Foundation, 1994.
"Le Système de santé et les tentatives de gestion aux Etats Unis."
La Médecine Libérale: Quels Projets Pour la France?
Paris: Institut d'Etudes Politiques, Les Editions Médicales Françaises, 1992.
New Ideas for Health Policy in France, Canada and Britain.
Success and Crisis in National Health Systems: A Comparative Approach
. Ed. M. Field. New York: Routledge, 1989.
"Le contrôle des dépenses hospitalès en Grande Bretagne" (with R. Fonteneau, et al.).
Les Hôpitaux sous contrainte financière
. Ed. R. Fonteneau. Paris: McGraw Hill, 1989.
"La généralisation de l'expérience de New Jersey de gestion au coût par pathologie dans un contexte de concurrence" (with R. Fonteneau, et al.).
Les Hôpitaux sous contrainte financière
. Ed. R. Fonteneau. Paris: McGraw Hill, 1989.
Inequalities in Private and Public Health Systems: The United States, France, Canada and Britain.
Ethnicity and Health
. Ed. W. Van Horne and T.V. Tonneson. Madison: University of Wisconsin System American Ethnic Studies, 1988.
"Pourquoi n'y a-t-il pas un système national?"
L'Assurance Maladie A Cents Ans
. Ed. G. Blain. Montreal: Presses de l'Université de Montreal, 1983.
"Management Without Objectives: The French Health Policy Gamble."
The Public/Private Mix for Health: The Relevance and Realities of Change
. Ed. A. Maynard and G. McLachlan. London: Nuffield Provincial Hospitals Trust, 1982.
"Health Planning in International Perspective." Chapter 13 in
Planning for Health: Development and Application of Social Change Theory
. Ed. H. Blum. 2nd Edition. New York: Human Sciences Press, 1981.
"Comparative Evaluation of Health Planning in France, Quebec and England: Implications for Systems Science."
Systems Science in Health Care
. Ed. C. Tilquin. Willowdale: Pergamon, 1981.
Selected Articles
The Health Care System under French National Health Insurance: Lessons for Health Reform in the United States
The American Journal of Public Health
, January 2003, Vol. 93 No. 01
Infant Mortality Rates in Four Cities: London, Manhattan, Paris, and Tokyo
," (with Leland G. Neuberg)
Indicators - The Journal of Social Health
, Winter 2002-03, Vol. 02 No. 01
The World Cities Project: Rationale, Organization, and Design for Comparison of Megacity Health Systems
," (with Michael K. Gusmano)
Journal of Urban Health: Bulletin of the New York Academy of Medicine
, Vol. 79, No. 4, December 2002
Project Report: Population Aging and Longevity in World Cities
The Center for Global Partnership Newsletter
, Fall 2000, Vol. 26
"Les maladies du Plan Juppé,"
Le Monde
- November 19, l996.
"Le Plan Juppé,"(with Claude Le Pen)
Droit Social,
September-October, 1996.
"Vers un managed care à la Française?"(with Emile Lévy)
Chroniques Economiques
S.E.D.E.I.S,(45), September, 1996.
Book Review of E. Immergut,
Health Politics: Interests and Institutions in Western Europe, Public Health Policy
, (16), Spring, 1995.
"La réforme du système de santé aux Etats Unis,"
Concours Médicale
, Paris, France (three part series), September-October, 1994.
"L'Etat et les systèmes de santé, (with C. Vladescu)
MZÿdecine et Hygiène
(Geneva, Switzerland, Fall 1994).
"Le rôle de l'assurance maladie dans la régulation du système de santé,"
Revue d'Economie Régionale et Urbaine
, No. 1, 1994.
"Health Care under French National Health Insurance: A Public-Private Mix, Low Prices and High Volumes,"
(with Simone Sandier),
Health Affairs
, Fall 1993.
Health Insurance and Health Policy, American and Japanese Style: Lessons of Comparative Experience
Japan and the World Economy
, (5)2, Summer 1993.
The Once and Future Health System in the Former Yugoslavia: Myths and Realities,
" (with Muhamed Saric),
Journal of Public Health Policy
, Spring 1993.
"Medical Care and the State,"
Review Essay,
Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law
(17) 2, Summer, 1992.
"Physician Payment Reform: Lessons From Abroad,"
Health Affairs
(9)1, Winter 1990.
Updating the Fee Schedule for Physician Reimbursement: A Comparative Analysis of France, Germany and Canada,
" (with H. Grable and G. Thiel)
Quality Assurance and Utilization Review
, February 1990.
American Exceptionalism in the Health Sector: The Advantages of `Backwardness' in Learning from Abroad
Medical Care Review
, (44)1, 1987.
"The Public/Private Mix in the American Health Sector: A Misleading Dichotomy,"
Politiques et Management Publique
"Les réseaux de soins coordonnés (RSC): propositions pour une réforme profonde du système de santé" (with R.J. Launois, B. Majnoni d'Intignano, and J.C. Stéphan)
Revue Française des Affaires Sociales
(1) January/March, 1985.
"On the Separation of Health Planning and Provider Reimbursement: The U.S. and France,"
, Blue Cross Association, Summer, 1981.
"The Marriage of NHI and
la Médecine Libérale
in France: A Costly Union,"
Milbank Memorial Fund Quarterly
, (59)1, 1981. Reprinted in J. McKinlay, ed.,
Politics and Health Care
. Cambridge: MIT Press, 1982.
Projects & Awards
World Cities Project
RWJ Health & Megacities
French Health Care System
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Introducing SplatF's advertising partner, SAY Media
Starting a successful website is as much about the business as the product. So I'm excited to be working with a new partner on the business side, SAY Media.
Who's that? Before becoming SAY Media last year, it was two companies you've probably heard of: VideoEgg and Six Apart. These days, they build cool sites like xoJane and partner with others like TechDirt.
Starting now, SAY Media will handle advertising and sponsorships for SplatF, so I can spend as much time as possible focusing on writing and building the site.
I'm working with SAY because I like their approach to supporting independent self-publishers, and because they have demonstrated good taste. But also, crucially, because I think they will be able to help me build a good business. Advertising isn't my only plan for SplatF, but it's an important one.
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Three first-half fouls didn't do much to derail Rashanda McCants. The Tar Heel sophomore picked up speed after her third personal and helped Carolina crush overmatched Winston-Salem State 83-32 on Sunday. "I didn't think too much about the three personal fouls," McCants said. "I just thought about how we needed to go hard at them, every time." (Raleigh News & Observer)
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Two-dimensional near-field images of the neonlike germanium soft-x-ray laser
Optics Letters, Vol. 21, Issue 12, pp. 866-868 (1996)
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We present what are believed to be the first two-dimensional near-field images of the neonlike germanium x-ray laser obtained with multilayer imaging mirrors. The Asterix iodine laser, with a low-intensity prepulse 5.23 ns before the main pulse, was used to irradiate germanium slab targets. We observe a large difference in the spatial dependence of the J = 0−1 and J = 2−1 lines of germanium, with the J = 2−1 emission peaking farther away from the target surface. The prepulse level is also observed to have a significant effect on the spatial dependence of the germanium laser lines. A great deal of structure is observed in the near-field images, particularly in the J = 0−1 emission.
© 1996 Optical Society of America
Original Manuscript: November 9, 1995
Published: June 15, 1996
Juan C. Moreno, Yuelin Li, Peixiang Lu, Joseph Nilsen, and Ernst E. Fill, "Two-dimensional near-field images of the neonlike germanium soft-x-ray laser," Opt. Lett. 21, 866-868 (1996)
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FRIDAY Basketball • NMHU women and men at Adams State, 6 and 8 p.m., Alamosa, Colo.
Robertson freshman Richard "Rico" Montoya was all business Saturday in scoring a decision over Belen's Phillip Gonzales in the 120-pound championship match of the Cardinal Wrestling Classic at Mike Marr Gym.
But while the unusually poised youngster may have treated it like any other match, it was actually a pretty significant moment.
Joe Ortiz turned in another big night, and Ruben Bustamante and Lucas Rodriguez shined in the backcourt for West Las Vegas in Thursday's 60-53 victory over visiting Santa Rosa.
Though the Lions held their own with pure hustle, Ortiz's versatile inside-outside game tipped the advantage to West Las Vegas. Ortiz finished with 17 points; Bustamante had the hot hand with 18, and Rodriguez played well, chipping in nine.
Josh Tenorio (13) and Marcus Lopez (12) led Santa Rosa, which brought a good crowd.
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A convincing home sweep of Colorado State-Pueblo and Colorado-Colorado Springs has shoved the New Mexico Highlands men's basketball team back over the .500 mark both overall and in Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference play.
The Cowboys (10-9, 8-7 RMAC) outlasted CSUP 89-83 on Friday night to earn a season split with the ThunderWolves, and they followed that with an 88-71 knockout of UCCS Saturday night at the Wilson Complex Highlands' women managed to split their weekend homestand, losing Friday and winning Saturday.
MONDAY Basketball • Robertson boys vs. Santa Fe Indian (A,B,C), 4 p.m., Mike Marr Gym • West Las Vegas girls vs. Ruidoso (A,B,C), 3 p.m., Gillie Lopez Gym
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They've been close rivals all season — no surprise here — so it's appropriate that the Mora and Pecos boys' basketball teams are ranked closely in this week's New Mexico High School Coaches Association poll for Class 2A boys' hoops.
The Rangers and head coach James Branch are ranked fifth in the poll, and coach Clyde Sanchez's Panthers are right behind them at sixth.
Tuesday was Jose "Majic" Medina's birthday, and his West Las Vegas girls' basketball team's present was a 59-48 comeback victory over Socorro.
It's not clear whether someone also gave Medina a bottle of Maalox to go with it.
Socorro looked like a team intent on playing spoiler early on, rolling to a 14-2 advantage and staying in front almost the entire first half.
With some of his usual floor leaders having a quiet game, Medina mixed things up by turning to his younger players.
With both men's and women's teams hovering around the .500 mark, battling for winning records and vying for a place in the postseason, New Mexico Highlands women's head basketball coach Tiffany Darling is calling out for fan support.
Darling is inviting area fans to pack the Wilson Complex for this weekend's homestand with Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference opponents Colorado State-Pueblo and Colorado-Colorado Springs.
Highlands hosts doubleheaders beginning at 6 p.m. both Friday and Saturday.
Las Vegas Little League will be holding early registration for this coming season for one more day — this coming Tuesday, Jan. 31.
Those who sign up on or before Tuesday's 5-7 p.m. session at the Abe Montoya Recreation Center will be charged a reduced $45 fee per child.
Those registering after that will pay $55.
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Since 2010, my engagement has been low on transition network and this has been primarily due to my engagement with an email based inter faith discussion. There, I have discovered the community following Imam Kareem Shah Al Hussaini called Agakhanis in India and Pakistan. I have found them perfect among the muslims and believers establishing midnight salaat/prayer/begging, praise of God/Allah SwT/parameshwar and giving at the rate of 12.5% per month up and above the taxes. Zakaat in the form…
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This is the news I wanted to hear for such a long time, wondering why Indian energy companies are not working for the post carbon age.Now ,I understand that my communication for preparation for the end of 'petro-modern age', a term I coined for letting people understand that fossil fuel based transportation system would not be there for all the time and therefore, it was important for the nations for the preparation for the end of petro-modern age. I find vindicated. I find vindicating for…
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Here is correspondence for an appeal for saving 32-50 Goldhawk Road UK from demolition.Please consider generating needful advisory outputs;
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Noting the view of K. D. Singh, I would like to urge members to work for transforming energy consumption patterns in the rural and urban areas rather than seeking replacement of fossil based energy through bio-mass energy as these would create further demand of fertile lands that are…
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Assalaamu Alaikum Wa Rahmathullahi Wa Bharakhathuhu.
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Aug. 24, 2010
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April 25, 2010
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April 26, 2010
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April 24, 2010
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April 24, 2010
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April 23, 2010
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April 24, 2010
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April 26, 2010
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February 28, 2010
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March 10, 2010
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March 10, 2010
CCJI press release on 5th Circuit Reversal Conviction of James Seale
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Syracuse University Magazine
Fall 2008
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November 3, 2007
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Thanks for reading the book! Glad to hear you liked it. I don't care what Joyce says, my version is the way it actually happened!! ; > )
Seriously, I have only been in touch with Joyce a few times over the past eight years (the voyage in the book took place in 2004). She is still sailing actively. Joyce is not her actual name, by the way - all of the characters except Duffy, Jon, Tweety and my brother and his family underwent a name change. Everything else about them - age, appearance, personality, is as it was in real life.
Joyce knows about the book and we swaped a couple of emails but after the book came out she did not respond any longer. I have an old email for Doug that hasn't worked in a while - he is over 70, and I believe he has health problems. I have tried to make him aware of the book but I don't know if I got through.
You're right, sailnet is great - I wish I knew about this in 2002-03-04 - I probably did but it was one of the many things that had to be sacrificed to do more boat work.
I do want to get out there again - writing the book (which I did at the request (demand) of friends) rekindled the old call. Is that a good thing or a bad thing? I have a very good tech job, and if I leave it at age 52 I will most likely never see another job like that ever again. That sounds wimpy, I know, but I don't have any assets for my retirement - no real estate, wealthy parents with a will, etc. I have to think about staying out of a state run nursing home, and if you've ever seen one, you'd know why.
If I can just generate an income stream outside of my regular work, I can afford to get something like a Catalina 36 around ten years old for cash (good deals now abound) and live aboard, if I can find a spot on the west coast, and then seasonally migrate between California, Mexico, Hawaii, maybe Puget/Seattle/Vancouver. Gotta have that income stream first, because I don't want to end up indigent (been there, done that).
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I was all set for this... Then I fell asleep on the couch.
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Statistical Tests for Lyapunov Exponents of Deterministic Systems. Discussion paper No 167
Wolff, Rodney C., Yao, Qiwei, & Tong, Howell (2003) Statistical Tests for Lyapunov Exponents of Deterministic Systems. Discussion paper No 167. . [Working Paper] (Unpublished)
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In order to develop statistical tests for the Lyapunov exponents of deter- ministic dynamical systems, we develop bootstrap tests based on empirical likelihood for percentiles and expectiles of strictly stationary processes. The percentiles and expectiles are estimated in terms of asymmetric least deviations and asymmetric least squares methods. Asymptotic distributional properties of the estimators are established.
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Keywords: | Bootstrap, chaos, empirical likelihood, expectile, percentile |
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