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Only one day after 134 Majlis representatives voted to donate Azad University's endowment, media outlets affiliated with the administration framed the vote as disobedience to ayatollah Khamenei's expressed will and unleashed massive attacks against the lawmakers voting in support of the bill. In response, Majlis speaker Ali Larijani, who supported Sunday's bill, chastised the administration's supporters in the Majlis and media outlets supporting Mahmoud Ahmadinejad for being "vicious, illogical and loudmouths."
After months of propaganda disseminated by media networks supporting Ahmadinejad against Azad University and its president, Abdollah Jasbi, Majlis lawmakers on Sunday voted for the bill titled, "Support for the Establishment and Strengthening of Non-Governmental Centers and Institutions of Higher Education."
The new Majlis bill nullified the recent amendments to Azad University's bylaws, which were passed by the Supreme Council of Cultural Revolution under pressure from Ahmadinejad and his supporters, most notably Rahim Pourazghandi.
Administration supporters had hoped to block Azad University from donating its endowment by amending its bylaws through the Supreme Council of Cultural Revolution. The move was part of a larger plan to remove Jasbi as the university's president, eliminate Mir-Hossein Mousavi and Hashemi Rafsanjani from the board of trustees to establish Ahmadinejad's political control over the organization.
But by passing the Sunday bill lawmakers blocked the administration's advance, prompting Ahmadinejad to cancel a prescheduled meeting of the heads of the three branches of government on June 20th.
The bloc of lawmakers who support the administration in the Majlis believe that Larijani and the other lawmakers "disobeyed the supreme leader" by overruling one lawmaker's constitutional objection that the supreme leader's wishes cannot be put to vote.
Commenting on the passage of the bill, hardline Kayhan daily wrote yesterday, "According to the precedent emphasized by the Imam and approved by the supreme leader, if an issue is resolved by the Supreme Council of Cultural Revolution, the Majlis is not authorized to revisit that issue."
Javan website affiliated with the administration, also wrote, "Is it is even possible to put the supreme leader's expressed wish to vote by lawmakers?"
According to Rajanews, the hardliner backlash to the Majlis bill has been so strong that several lawmakers who initially supported Sunday's bill have retracted their support.
However, responding to the media blitz against him and other lawmakers, Majlis speaker Ali Larijani said, "If someone in the loudmouth media networks speaks with viciousness about the Majlis' role, it does not follow that his arguments are logical."
Larijani accused the hardliners of being "beholden to one branch," noting, "If someone insults the legislative branch, that person has insulted the people. But perhaps some people are so beholden to one branch that they cannot tolerate seeing another branch."
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Here is a quick guide to the websites and other locators for public records of the Peace Corps cited in my blog. I'll be adding as we go along. There is no Peace Corps Library. I could find no master catalog of all public Peace Corps documents. I would also add that Peace Corps Volunteers are private citizens doing public work. Â Some of the followingcollections contain documents from Peace Corps Volunteers created during service.
Peace Corps/Washington or  PC/DC
Note: Personnel records are not public documents. Description of Service or DOS are considered personnel records. RPCVs wishing to obtain a copy of their own DOS should contact: Volunteer and PSC Financial Services at 1.855.855.1961 or 202.692.1770.
The Peace Corps website is: peacecorps.gov
Peace Corps maintains a digital library of some historical documents and a collection of current stories from serving Volunteers and RPCVs. The link is: http://collection.peacecorps.gov/index.php
Some current public documents, such as "Peace Corps Performance and Accountability Report for Fiscal 2009″ and subsequent Fiscal Years can be found on the Peace Corps website:
peacecorps.gov/docs Use the search box with the title "Performance and Accountability Report" and specify FY year.
The 2010 study, The Peace Corps: A Comprehensive Agency Assessment can be found at:
To obtain a copy of a public record not found online a Freedom of Information request, or FOIA, may be made. The Peace Corps website has instructions on how to do this. That link is:
A general description of Freedom of Information polices and links to online documents can be found at:
Peace Corps administrative offices which may have public records of interest include:
The Information Collection and Exchange, or ICE, provides technical support to Volunteers. Its collection includes some historical documents and "field generated" materials by Volunteers. These materials may be available as public documents. It may be necessary to first request a copy of the ICE catalog. Materials created by serving Volunteers can be found on a separate list of "field generated materials." A specific document can then be requested from the catalog or the list. Not all documents may be available to the public.
The Office of Strategic Information, Research and Planning, or OSIRP, is developing an archive of historic documents. These materials may be available as public documents.
In making FOIA requests, I have found it important to be as specific as possible and to describe what you are seeking in a functional way as well as with a term you may remember from your service. For example, I found that current staff were not familiar with the terms "Group" or "site report". Peace Corps may charge for a FOIA. I always ask to be notified first if the charge is going to be more than $20. So far, I have not been charged, but budget concerns may change that. Agencies should respond to a FOIA request within 30 days. If you are not satisfied with the response, you may appeal.
The  Kate Puzey Peace Corps Volunteer Protection Act of 2011 mandated the creation of an independent Peace Corps Volunteer Sexual Assault Advisory Council.  That Council published its first annual report in November of 2012.  Here is the link: http://www.peacecorps.gov/resources/media/press/2150/
The second annual report can be found at: http://files.peacecorps.gov/multimedia/pdf/policies/PCAC_Annual_Report_2013.pdf
Again, to obtain this report for 2014, use the title: Sexual Assault Advisory Council Report 2014 in the search box.
Records from Serving Peace Corps Volunteers and Staff
The internet has provided another means of communication about current Peace Corps programs. Not every Peace Corps country has a webpage, but those that do include Senegal.  Here are the links  to that program.
Other Government Sources
Almost all of these following source have documents that are not available online. There is a "finding aid" which describes the materials in the particular collection. It would be then necessary to visit the facility to view hard copies or request copies to be made and mailed. There is charge for that service.
The National Archives has a Peace Corps collection. The website is
nara.gov And, then follow this path:
- Research our Records-Search Online - Guide to Federal Records -Â Go Directly to Record Group; Write in 490 - Search OPA for Entries from this Record Group - Scroll down to "Records of the Peace Corps 1961-2000″- Key "all Descriptions Only
You should see 9 pages of description at bottom on page and key each page
For information on visiting or researching at the Archives, the website:
For specific information about visiting the archives where the Peace Corps records are kept, visit this website:
The Library of Congress has a unique responsibility. Â Its website is at http://www.lolc.gov/index.htm
To honor the Peace Corps 50th Anniversary, the Library of Congress created a special Peace Corps Experience Collection.
Here is the linkt to access the Bibliography of Peace Corps Authors:
Here is the mailing address for that collection:
Library of Congress
Peace Corps Archivist
101 Independence Avenue SE
Washington D.C. 20540
The Smithsonian has a collection of materials from Volunteers and staff. Â The American History Museum and the National Anthropological Archives are two of the museums.
The website for the National Anthropological Archives is: http://www.nmnh.si.edu/naa/
Here is the link for the Collections:http://anthropology.si.edu/naa/fa/peace_corps.pdf
American History Museum website is: http://americanhistory.si.edu/
The JFK Presidential Library also has a Peace Corps Collection. The website is: jfklibrary.org
To see the list of oral histories complied by the late Bob Klein' RPCV Archival Network, this is the link to use:
Scroll down to "Series List," click on a country, and then click on the plus sign in front of the name of an RPCV. Â The abstract of the interview appears.
To contact Library staff, use this email, cut and paste.
firstname.lastname@example.com or call 617.514.1642
The Katy Puzey Peace Corps Volunteer Protection Act of 2011 has been passed by the Congress.
To read the text of H.R. 2337 and S.1280, go to http://thomas.loc.gov/home/thomas.php
Key in the bill's number in the appropriate search box.
The Education Research Information Center or ERIC also has a wide range of  Peace Corps materials. The Materials include training manuals, reports of successful projects, plans to engage schools in learning more about the world among many other topics.  Here is the link:
Non-governmental sources
Peace Corps Online is an independent website at peacecorpsonline.org
It has an excellent collection of Peace Corps documents and articles. All are available online. Â The bulletin board page remains active. Â However, there have been no article posting on the website since 2011.
It is also useful to just Google a topic of interest. Â LInks may appear for public documents.
Professor Robert B. Textor authored the original "in, Up, and Out" memo in 1961. Â The memo was the foundation for the famous "Five Year Rule."
To read the original memo and his commentary created this January, go to:
Professor Textor  was also editor of the classic Cultural Frontiers of the Peace Corps."Now, the book is available in PDF form, without charge.  From his website:
Edited by Robert B. Textor, foreword by Margaret Mead. 1966
Download This Book Now (33 MB Adobe PDF) or Browse In an Online Flipbook
(10.4.12) Â The Browse in an Online Flipbook is not now operative.
On the occasion of the Golden Anniversary of the Peace Corps, I wish to thank the MIT Press for relinquishing rights to this book, and the Stanford University Libraries for making it available in digital form.
To download: http://www.stanford.edu/~rbtextor/publications.html
Lawrence F. Lihosit (RPCV Honduras) has written an excellent reference book: Peace Corps Chronology 1961-2010
The book may be purchased  from Amazon.com.  Peace Corps World Wide is  Amazon Associate and the book may be purchased through this website.
Peace Corps Wiki is a comprehensive web site, published by RPCVs and independent of the official Peace Corps.  It is interactive  and encourages PCVs and RPCVs to contribute.
It has an impressive collection of up to date public documents from Peace Corps. Its website is:Â http://www.peacecorpswiki.org/Peace_Corps_Wiki
RPCV Advocacy
The National Peace Corps Association an organization for RPCVs that encourages RPCVs to join in order to connect with others, and support the legacy of the Peace Corps. Â Its website: http://www.peacecorpsconnect.org
The National Peace Corps Association also has on its aforementioned website, a list of all the alumni member groups by country. The websites of these groups are an invaluable resource for Returned Peace Corps Volunteers as well as prospective Volunteers.
Here is that link: http://www.peacecorpsconnect.org/resources/member-groups/
The First Response Action group is a group of RPCV women who have worked very hard to bring attention to the problem of Peace Corps Volunteers being
criminally assaulted during service. Â The group has worked with Peace Corps and both Republican and Democrat members of Congress to pass legislation.
The  First Response Action website is : http://firstresponseaction.org/
Nancy E. Tongue is the RPCV who sparked the creation of the advocacy group "Health Justice for Peace Corps Volunteers." The group has fought for better  access to excellent medical care for both serving and returned Volunteers.  Visit their website for a comprehensive view of the history and their efforts.
In 2013, American University expanded its archives to include donations from all RPCVs. Â The archive is the Peace Corps Community Archive. Â Archivist Susan McElrath is the contact for all of the archives at American University. Â The Archives are currently accepting donations. Â Please contact Susan McElrath for further information.
In 1999, the RPCV alumni group, Friends of Colombia initiated an archive for Peace Corps at American University in Washington DC, focusing on Peace Corps programs in Colombia. Information about the Archive and a finding aid describing the donations can be found at:
The Friends of Colombia Peace Corps Archives is still accepting donations.
If you are interested in making such a donation, please contact:
Susan McElrath
University Archivist
American University Library
To reach these archives at American University, copy and paste this email address: Â firstname.lastname@example.com
Archivist Susan McElrath is also the contact person for a new Peace Corps Archives begun at American University:Â The Friends of Nigeria Peace Corps Archives.
The National Security Archive at George Washington University is an excellent resource for public documents describing the diplomatic, military and other areas of US Foreign Policy.  It an independent archive and provides a subscription service to public and private libraries.  To access its entire collection online,  it is necessary to visit a library that subscribes to the Digitial  National Security Archive to be able to view all the documents. To learn more about the archive, visit the website at: http://www.gwu.edu/~nsarchiv/
The University of New Mexico was an early site for Peace Corps training in the 60's. Â There is an extensive collection of documents from that era at University of New Mexico Center for Southwest Research
Here is link: http://rmoa.unm.edu/docviewer.php?docId=nmu1unma150.xml
Bentley Historical Library, University of Michigan also has  a collection of papers from Peace Corps Volunteers.  Here is that link:


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O.K. so the lighter frames in the line do not really appeal to my style of game, but I did feel the need to try out the whole line for Donnay and to answer any questions someone may have about the frame.
So the White 99 is the stiffer version of the yellow 99. Kind of like what Donnay did with the black and the blue, just in a lighter form.
It's weighted at 10oz, in what feels like a pretty balanced racquet. The tenniswarehouse review says it is the fastest swinging of the line, but I found the yellow to be a bit quicker honestly.
I can see a TON of people liking this racquet. matter of fact, if you play with a racquet in the 9-11 oz range or so, I would say give this a look. You can weight it up however you want, but the racquet is an impressive offering.
One thing I have noticed about 10oz or close racquets is that they generally play a little shaky. If you take a look, tenniswarehouse has compared it to racquets in the 11oz range, which in my opinion generally play a lot more solid. The white changes things up a bit. Think about the control of a prestige, in a lighter package than the radical. I taught a few days on court (probably about 12 hours on court) with the white and have these thoughts about the white 99. I've also had 3 older male clients of mine trade in their power series for the white 99, 2 junior players start using it, and a couple 4.5 women. So the frame does appeal to a very wide range of players.
I was really surprised to find out how stable the white plays from the baseline. Like I said earlier, tenniswarehouse compares it to a radical, which I think is a fair assessment - but the white 99 is an oz lighter. Donnay is going after giving people that use things like the head speed lite, or z series from babolat a very easy to use frame that does not sacrafice ANY feel. The frame performs very nicely from the baseline, just as solid as the heavier players frame offerings in the X line. Racquet head speed is very easy to come by, which gives a very easy access to both power and spin. Shots were pretty effortlessly coming off with a lot of pace, while still giving me that nice confidence in knowing just where the ball was going. I actually really enjoyed teaching with the white 99, and I usually can't stand going light. Another thing I noticed was the access to spin. Not as much as the yellow, but that thing has crazy spin - - but still a nice access to both topspin and slice. This frame really felt good from all areas of the court. I think my favorite thing to hit with the white was approach shots. the frame just cuts through the ball so fast, i could just crush it deep or snap an angle winner out of nowhere. a surprisingly fun frame - - might be my new teaching racquet of choice actually.
I will put the white 99 up there with any racquet out on the market at the net actually. SUCH a nice frame for volleys. So light and maneuverable, without sacraficing any stability. The stability of the thin beam is nice when wanting to hit a powerful volley, and the white retains the same silky smooth touch that I noticed with all of the heavier racquets in the X-line. This also surprised me because in my hits in the past, most 10 oz. racquets really sacrafice a lot of feel and stability in their lighter offerings. Touch volleys were effortless. However, the racquet really sines on reflex volleys. Doubles players will also enjoy how quick this frame moves at the net. The sweetspot is very large, and off center hits still feel very stable with no vibration to the arm. When I teach I spend a lot of time at the net, so I did have AMPLE time to get the feel of this frame at the net. Again, even though the weight of the frame does not appeal to me personally, I was extremely impressed by this offering.
I also enjoyed serving with this racquet. Too light for me to play a serious match with coupled with my motion, but it was very comfortable. The rock solid stability continued on service as well. Lots of whip gave me an almost effortless access to power, which i really enjoyed while serving when I was teaching. When I have 3 consecutive lessons that want to work on serve, it's nice being able to still pop a few without having to swing to hard. There is also some nice spin potential with the white 99. My kick serve was jumping up very nicely. However, my favorite serve to hit with the white was my slice. It was getting some really nice bite, and i didn't feel like I had to put a whole lot of effort into hitting it. It felt really good actually.
Overall this is a pretty impressive racquet in the x line. Although not a racquet I would switch to personally, it is a frame I can see appealing to a very wide range of players. It is an easy swinging players frame, that is very comfortable, with lots of power and spin in a lightweight package. Think feel of the prestige, power of the radical, with the weight of a speed light. Sorry - i was a head guy before this Donnay madness - so that's why you get that analogy. get out there and try the white 99 and let me know what you think
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Alamo Drafthouse: 1, Texting in Theater: 0.
Text in Alamo Drafthouse Theater? You're kicked out. Call to complain? You're awesome:
Via Daily What, which is fast becoming my fave blog ever.
…for the record, she was warned twice before being kicked out), they did what any amazing movie house would do: They turned her rambling rant into a "Don't Talk or Text" PSA which they intend to play before all R-rated movies...Read the whole bit.
Via Alamo: We do not tolerate people that talk or text in the theater. In fact, before every film, we have several warnings on screen to prevent such happenings. Occasionally, someone doesn't follow the rules, and we do, in fact, kick their asses out of our theater. This video is an actual voicemail from a woman that was kicked out of one of our Austin theaters. Thanks, anonymous woman, for being awesome.
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Metallic mode confinement in microstructured fibres
Optics Express, Vol. 16, Issue 9, pp. 5983-5990 (2008)
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We report the first long, uniform, optical fibers in which visible light is guided in a single mode by metallic reflection. We describe the fabrication, experiment and characterization of these metallic optical fibers and compare them with theoretical calculations.
© 2008 Optical Society of America
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(060.2310) Fiber optics and optical communications : Fiber optics
(060.2400) Fiber optics and optical communications : Fiber properties
(240.6680) Optics at surfaces : Surface plasmons
ToC Category:
Fiber Optics and Optical Communications
Original Manuscript: January 22, 2008
Revised Manuscript: March 18, 2008
Manuscript Accepted: March 18, 2008
Published: April 14, 2008
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Vol. 3, Iss. 5 Virtual Journal for Biomedical Optics
Jing Hou, David Bird, Alan George, Stefan Maier, Boris Kuhlmey, and J. C. Knight, "Metallic mode confinement in microstructured fibres," Opt. Express 16, 5983-5990 (2008)
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I have finally put the current league tables onto the website!! Well done Optimum 2 being 2nd and Optimum 1 have crept up to 3rd place. Sam xx
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Creamy Cherry Clafoutis...and a recap of my food walking tour in the Mission District of San Francisco, CA
Fisherman's Chowder with Bacon and Tomatoes...reliving the menus of beautiful San Francisco
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System faces funding cuts if it doesn't boost facilities' conditions
Two Christus Spohn Health System administrators came under fire Tuesday night from hospital district board members while they discussed recent problems at the three Corpus Christi hospitals.
During a Nueces County Hospital District Board of Managers meeting, Dick Sweeden, interim chief executive officer for the health system, and Paul Trevino, executive vice president and chief operating officer for the three hospitals, addressed the board members about a November 2006 Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations site visit that led to all three hospitals receiving a conditional accreditation status.
"We have not done a good job," Trevino said.
The hospitals, which include Christus Spohn Hospital Memorial, Christus Spohn Hospital Shoreline and Christus Spohn Hospital South, all count as one hospital for evaluation purposes. The commission found 18 areas that needed to be improved. A follow-up visit likely will occur in late fall, Trevino said. If those areas are not fixed, the hospital will lose its accreditation, translating to millions of dollars lost in Medicaid funding.
A corrective plan was turned in to the commission agency Monday, and the hospitals are working on a daily basis to improve the facilities' patient care, infection control measures and policy and procedures methods -- some of the problem areas for which they were cited. "We expect that in four weeks to two months to hear back from the Joint Commission whether they have accepted our corrective action plan," Trevino said. "Then we will have four months to be in 90 percent compliance of each element we failed earlier."
Van Huseman, hospital district chairman, said he has no doubt the health system will improve.
"They're going to get cleaned up," he said. "It'll happen -- it has to or they'll go out of business."
Hospital district board members wanted to know how the hospitals did poorly. Some members blamed Christus Spohn Hospital Memorial for the conditional status.
Finance committee Chairman Charles Wilson said Memorial has not done well since the Christus Spohn Health System leased the hospital from the district in 1996.
Dr. Salvador Zamora, chairman of the Quality Management Committee for the board, said Memorial is the "thorn in the health system's crown" because it is not up to standard and it never has been.
"We have been challenged with Memorial," Trevino said. "But the accreditation process is the most important thing on our minds, second to patient care."
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the ads were kind of lame also. maybe someone could have hired Pink so she could be suspended from a ceiling feeding hay to the Clydesdales.
Or maybe Beyonce in a kneeling position twirling her hair for a floor mop ad.
so sad...
Ha! Beyoncé as Swiffer? Cruel, Ms. Toxic, cruel!
Posted by Linkmeister at February 8, 2010 01:31 PMI enjoyed the game. And the best team seemed to have won. Good for the city!!
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My brother in law was falsely accused of statutory rape about two years ago. A friend of his brother said his name when meeting an underage girl. The girl's mother found her diary saying she had sex with someone bearing my brother in laws name so she went after him. The description the girl gave in the diary was someone who bore no resemblance to my brother in law. The girl also refused to testify or come to court, but her parents still went after him. My sister and brother in law went to court one day and were told his case was dismissed due to lack of evidence. They were so relieved they did not bother to gather more details about how this could still affect his record. This only lasted a couple of months, and were only hearings to see if there was enough evidence to go forth.
He is now trying to enlist in the Navy. The Navy is saying that this incident is still on his record and will prevent him from being able to join. I am wondering if this is correct. It was only the hearings so how could it be on his record? Also, even if it was, it was dismissed. They are saying he needs a letter from his state representative. Luckily, someone in our family works in the government and will most likely be able to attain this for him. I am curious though over how things have played out this way.
I wish I could provide more details, but my sister and her husband did not think it would be important to try and record exactly what happened with the case. I am looking though MA law to try and figure it out myself, but if anyone has knowledge to share on the subject it would be much appreciated. Thank you.
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I have one spare ticket for the NME Awards tour with two door cinema headlining. This is at the O2 Academy in in bournemouth on 22nd Feb 2012.
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Alarming News: I like Morgan Freeberg. A lot.
American Digest: And I like this from "The Blog That Nobody Reads", because it is -- mostly -- about me. What can I say? I'm on an ego trip today. It won't last.
Anti-Idiotarian Rottweiler: We were following a trackback and thinking "hmmm... this is a bloody excellent post!", and then we realized that it was just part III of, well, three...Damn. I wish I'd written those.
Anti-Idiotarian Rottweiler: ...I just remembered that I found a new blog a short while ago, House of Eratosthenes, that I really like. I like his common sense approach and his curiosity when it comes to why people believe what they believe rather than just what they believe.
Brutally Honest: Morgan Freeberg is brilliant.
Dr. Melissa Clouthier: Morgan Freeberg at House of Eratosthenes (pftthats a mouthful) honors big boned women in skimpy clothing. The picture there is priceless--keep scrolling down.
Exile in Portales: Via Gerard: Morgan Freeberg, a guy with a lot to say. And he speaks The Truth...and it's fascinating stuff. Worth a read, or three. Or six.
Just Muttering: Two nice pieces at House of Eratosthenes, one about a perhaps unintended effect of the Enron mess, and one on the Gore-y environ-movie.
Mein Blogovault: Make "the Blog that No One Reads" one of your daily reads.
The Virginian: I know this post will offend some people, but the author makes some good points.
Poetic Justice: Cletus! Ah gots a laiv one fer yew...
Rationing is just one example of the extraordinary lengths being taken to address the shortage, which health care workers say has ceased to be a temporary emergency and is now a fact of life. In desperation, they are resorting to treating patients with less effective alternative medicines and using expired drugs. The Cleveland Clinic has hired a pharmacist whose only job is to track down hard-to-find drugs.
Caused largely by an array of manufacturing problems, the shortage has prompted Congressional hearings, a presidential order and pledges by generic drug makers to communicate better with federal regulators.
In 2011, prompted by emotional pleas by cancer patients and others who said the drug shortage was threatening lives, President Obama issued an executive order requiring drug makers to notify the F.D.A. when a shortage appeared imminent. The agency also loosened some restrictions on importing drugs, and sped up approvals by other manufacturers to make certain medicines.A law passed this summer contains several provisions aimed at improving the situation, including expediting approval of new generic medicines and requiring the agency's enforcement unit to better coordinate with its drug-shortage officials before it takes action against a manufacturer.
Uh wait, I think I just got confused again. If it's "caused largely by…manufacturing problems," then what good does it do, pray tell, to go tinkering around with the regulatory machinery?
Our fiftieth birthday is in the very near future, so we'll have to keep watching this for personal reasons. And, take solace as we review that very long historical list of product shortages that have been tempered and ultimately cured, by the swift action of regulatory agencies, which is exhaustively included here: .
"…very long historical list of product shortages that have been tempered and ultimately cured, by the swift action of regulatory agencies, …"
Once again I'll refer to Ayn Rand. THIS time to "We The Living"
Mindful of my brethern that keep reminding me that "But…but…That's FICTION" when they explain why I CAN'T refer to " Atlas Shrugged" every step that it comes to fruition, I TRY to explain the whole thinly veiled thingie to them, (pointing out very real phenomina like Stainless Steel (on the Chrystler bld., I think it's been cleaned twice), actual Robber Barrons, the whole Edison v. Tesla thingie,) only to get the same "but…but…I don't know about that stuff" after clarifying they have NO intention of actually reading. (kinda' like SOME of those nastier Amazon "reader" reviews)
Yep, rationing gasoline by "cutting" it with corn squeezings, and simply calling it "fuel".
You can cook with linseed oil RIGHT? There'll be plenty of "appropriate" pharma for State run "rehabs"/K-12 boys/prison/armed forces/…RIGHT?
I'm guessing there's no apparent forseeable shortage of the mind-altering variety, but "smart", and "old people" drugs lag. Hell, even the "military complex could cover my (atonishingly short shelf life) NitroStat needs…for a gum'mint contract price.
The "latest" resolve to threatened "rationing" in the face of 2 out of 3 emboldened Socialist controled gub'mint "arms", with really strong Hope and Change of the third, seems to be "reinterpretation" of patent/copyright protections (and OTHER property "rights") I think that's going to be as attractive amongst Pharma/Silicon Valley/ASCAP-MCI/Dow Jones Industrial folk as "reduced personal tax write-off loop holes" were/are to "Big Entertainment" (including "sports") as an election talking point in (ie) California/NY/Illinois/Fla. .
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TV ought to die. The damage it has done to American politics, American minds and American waistlines is incalculable.
AFTER more than a year of political posturing and rumination, America's Federal Communications Commission has signed off on Comcast's purchase of a majority stake in NBC Universal. The resulting company, which combines broadcast and cable channels, local TV stations, a film studio and America's biggest cable outfit, will rival Disney for the title of world's biggest media firm. The Justice Department is expected to approve of the deal soon.
The conditions attached to the takeover are revealing, both from a business point of view and for what they say about attitudes to media and technology in Washington. Little is said in the FCC's summary order about how disputes between Comcast and other media companies over payments for television content should be resolved. These disputes have become increasingly fractious in the past couple of years, with channels periodically disappearing from television sets as media firms and distributors fail to agree prices. They are likely to become downright vicious as broadcast firms like ABC and Fox push for more "retransmission" fees from cable and satellite firms.
There is a good deal more discussion about the internet. Comcast is to be bound by the FCC's net-neutrality rules even if those rules are overturned by Congress, as Republican legislators have threatened. The firm is to make broadband subscriptions available to 2.5m poor households for less than $10 per month. Most important, the commission seeks to protect and nurture a clutch of online video outfits—or, as the FCC's chairman, Julius Genachowski, calls it, the "emerging online-video marketplace". If any one of Comcast's peers—presumably, Disney, News Corporation, CBS, Viacom or Time Warner, but perhaps including smaller competitors too—cuts a deal to sell programmes to an online-video service, Comcast must cut a similar deal. Comcast is specifically prohibited from bullying Hulu, a video website in which it has, by dint of buying NBC Universal, acquired a share.
Ah, those poor emerging online-video outfits, so in need of protection from big, bad media companies that might try to withhold their programmes. How puny they are. After all, they only include Google (market capitalisation: $200 billion) and Apple ($310 billion, even with Steve Jobs on medical leave). And Mr Jobs is merely the largest individual shareholder in Disney. Indeed, he comes out of the deal rather well. If he can persuade Disney to distribute programmes through Apple, which has been easy in the past and ought to be just as easy in future, the FCC virtually guarantees him access to the combined content of Comcast and NBC Universal.
This is potentially bad news for the television business. The reason media companies, Disney excepted, do not warm to most online video services—the reason those services remain "emerging"—is simple: they do not make money for media companies. Online-video services like Hulu and YouTube run very few advertisements (for not much money, in YouTube's case). Apple sells TV programmes, but not for much. Indeed, online-video services may, in time, take money away from media firms. If consumers decide to "cut the cord" and cancel their cable or satellite subscriptions in favour of internet-video services, money leaches away from television. It is still unclear whether this is happening, or will happen. The FCC has just made it a little more likely.
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Fox Creek Predators streak into playoffs, off to play Great Falls
Heading into the playoffs, things couldn't have gone much better for the Fox Creek High School varsity softball team.
The Predators will be the No. 1 seed as the Region 4-A champion. Over the past week, the team defeated Hunter-Kinard-Tyler by forfeit, 1-0; beat Wardlaw Academy, 6-1; tied Aiken, 10-10; beat Wagener-Salley, 5-2; and wrapped up the season with a win over Cardinal Newman 9-4. The team also is ranked third in the state in Class A softball.
Fox Creek (14-6-1, 12-0 Region 4-A) will host Great Falls on Thursday at 5 p.m. in the first round of the playoffs.
The win over Wardlaw Academy was the first time that Fox Creek was able to beat Wardlaw on the road. The tie against Aiken, an 4-A school, was another feather in the Predators' caps as they hung tough with a far larger opponent. The team's previous matchups with 4-A schools came at the start of the year against White Knoll and North Augusta, both of which were losses.
Morgan Matthews led the charge for the Predators against Aiken, going 3-for-3 with her first career home run. Nicole Gibson had three RBIs to lead the team in that category. Stefanie Bloedel had another strong showing on the mound, striking out 13 Hornets and allowing one earned run in six innings.
"We were both in a slugfest that night," David Bell, Fox Creek head coach, said.
The win against Wagener-Salley completed a perfect run through the region for the Predators. Erin Harrison went 2-for-3 with four RBIs, and Bloedel picked up the win on the mound, striking out 12 in seven innings. Bloedel also had an uncharacteristic lack of control, issuing six walks in the game.
"They played really well, and my pitcher was a little off today, but our bats came through," Bell said. "Especially the girls at the bottom of the order. Some of them hadn't been hitting and came through big for us."
Fox Creek's offense has been humming throughout the year without a number of players hitting. The Predators had 11 games scoring 10-plus runs, and now with the entire lineup hitting well, the sky seems to be the limit.
"We just had several girls who haven't been leaders on our team come up and hit for us," Bell said. "Erin Harrison has been playing good defense for us all year, but she came up with some big hits for us and broke out."
Having ended the regular season with tough tests against Wardlaw Academy, Aiken, Wagener-Salley and Cardinal Newman, Bell hopes that his team will have had a taste of what is to come in the playoffs.
"Nobody has just been able to silence our bats, so going into the playoffs, I hope we'll be able to hit," Bell joked. "I've got my fingers crossed."
The Predators will once against turn to Bloedel and Hannah Culpepper as their two pitchers. Bloedel wrapped up the regular season with a 3.09 ERA and 125 strikeouts in 74.2 IP. Culpepper also struck out 11 in 13.2 IP.
Two wins in the playoffs would put the Predators in uncharted territory. The furthest the team has gotten in school history is the second round.