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Your Letters: Sept. 4
Listening to wrong people
Over the past few months, there has been robust debate over healthcare reform. Americans agree that healthcare and health- insurance reform is desperately needed.
However, Rep. Elton Gallegly, and congressional Republicans have been very clear in their opposition to any reform. They may say they support it, but as the saying goes, actions speak louder than words.
Gallegly, rather than listening to the needs of the American people and those who live in his district, instead listens to the needs of The Lewin Group, a lobbyist group that is owned by Ingenix, a wholly owned subsidiary of UnitedHealth Group, one of the nation's largest insurers. UnitedHealth Group is known for its support of efforts to end healthcare reform and HR3200. Ingenix was accused by the New York attorney general and the American Medical Association of helping insurers shift medical expenses to policyholders and consumers.
If Gallegly is going to listen to The Lewin Group, then he has failed the people in bringing about healthcare reform. Americans are losing coverage or dying while waiting for care because of the efforts of The Lewin Group. HR3200 is the best choice for true healthcare reform.
How many more Americans need to suffer?
— Christopher James Grant,
Don't be fooled
The debate over healthcare is out of control and ridiculous, thanks mostly to lawmakers who have forgotten whom they represent. In the spirit of truth and fact-finding, let me offer a few facts based on my firsthand reading of the text of all proposals that have come from Congress so far:
— Choice: Right now, there is no choice for many of us. At $21,000 a year for our family of four, current restrictions prevent us from having any insurance at all.
— Illegal aliens are barred from obtaining any coverage through a public plan or getting any federal assistance to pay for health insurance.
— The current proposals contain a public option. An option means just that — an additional choice. It does not mean anyone is being forced into everything. It simply makes a minimum level of insurance available to those of us who are not employed and cannot get health insurance at reasonable rates.
They lie when they call the plan an entry to socialism. Case in point: Canada has single-payer healthcare and has for decades, yet, it is clearly a capitalist nation.
They lie about harm being done to seniors.
They lie about the expense.
They conveniently forget to point out the consumer protections.
They behave like spoiled children, using race, fear and despicable tactics to get attention.
They want you to be afraid. They want reform to fail, like it has for 68 years because the status quo profits only them.
Don't be fooled.
— Karoli Kuns,
Without insurance, he died
A friend died this year because he could not afford insurance. After a heart attack, the hospital released him after two days.
He should have been in intensive care, but, with no insurance, he was sent home! He died, and his family is devastated with the grief and the bills.
— Judie Beckett,
Expose them all
I think it is time for the media to start exposing the organizations that are behind the chaos at the town hall meetings.
We have a huge problem with our health insurance. Americans are tired of the rhetoric and the derailing of the meetings. This is counterproductive for America. I am sad to see such lies and so many hate-filled accusations being flung. The participants who are there because they have a vested interest are not being heard. Please, expose these groups one by one. Let America see who is behind this madness.
— Charlotte Chavez,
The legal way to do it
Re: CJ "Joe" Piantino's Aug. 28 letter, "On the borderlines," a response to the Aug. 23 article, "Liliana in limbo":
I applaud Piantino. Liliana, by what I read, has been sent back to Mexico at least three times, yet we have people who are saying, "Let her stay." She is illegally here in the U.S. and has two children as anchor babies. She could take all of them back to Mexico and try coming legally. Or she could leave the babies with her husband, go back and make it all legal. She has already been here in sanctuary two years, so someone is looking after the children.
I did that very thing. I went to the U.S. Embassy in London to get a visa (legal) then traveled the 400 miles for me to sign papers (legal) stating that I did not have a communicable disease (doctor's letter legal). Also, I had to take papers stating that I did not owe any taxes (legal), and my husband-to-be had to send tax papers to the embassy stating that he did not owe any taxes (legal). Also, his boss had to write him a note stating that he had a job and could keep us well provided (legal).
I was also informed that if the American quota were filled, I would have to wait another year before I would be allowed to enter America. I was also requested to sign a form stating that I would not be a burden on the American people ("legal"), and if I did become a burden to them, I would be immediately sent back (that also is classed as legal, as the Americans can do it). I did not have two children to be anchor children. I did all the things that were classed as legal.
The illegal have more rights in America than the legal residents, as Piantino suggests. We are not given driver's licenses — we have to earn them. We are not given Social Security cards unless the service is paid into through wages. We did not get free healthcare; my husband had to buy it — but they are hoping for free Obamacare and they will get it.
I do not think that Liliana would be allowed to come into America legally, as she has been deported three times. And besides, she is quite satisfied by crying "Sanctuary."
— Betty Ahuna,
Simi Valley
Tired of animal noises
I congratulate the Simi Valley City Council for their unanimous vote to insist that Animal Control respond to neighbors' complaints about nuisance dogs that bark constantly. Oxnard should follow the same path. The current Oxnard requirement is for two separate residences to create a five-day log of occurrences.
In essence, the individuals who are suffering must do all the legwork, and it may be problematic to find another neighbor who is not fearful of being identified on the complaint. I, for one, am not afraid and would like the city to enforce the code based on one person's testimony. The code in Section 5-2.7 states as a public nuisance an animal "that barks, cries, whines or is so loud, so frequent and continued over so long a period of time to deprive persons from the comfortable enjoyment of their residences."
There may be a person who works nights and is the only one hearing the constant nonstop barking. How do they get a second testimony? My house sounds like it's in the middle of a three-ring circus. There are yappers and blood-curdling macaws with owners who are obviously inconsiderate of their neighbors. It is time for them to feel what they are dishing out.
— Brian McElhiney
Why Paulson is wrong
Re: Terry Paulson's Aug. 31 essay, "Obama's deficit roulette":
Here is why Paulson has no credibility.
— Republicans have been the biggest deficit spenders in American history, starting with Ronald Reagan with his "tax cuts will fix the deficit" plan. It never happened! It took Bill Clinton to raise taxes to get us to a surplus. Bush cut taxes after 9/11 when unemployment was at 5.5 percent and the market was down primarily for psychological reasons, and we haven't seen a balanced budget again.
— Globalization, which has made the rich richer, is on course to create unprecedented raw material shortages, inflation and pollution and to wipe out the American middle class.
— The last great depression was caused by gross incompetence and greed on Wall Street and then prolonged by the government austerity plan. It's the same as what happened last year, only Republicans and Democrats alike recognized the absolute need to keep the economy from sinking any further by spending heavily. We all saw the abyss, and it appears we avoided it by the lessons learned from history, not following blind ideology.
— None of the Obama proposals significantly changes America's basic free market economy. They only seek to prevent a repeat of the carnage that lax regulatory enforcement brought us.
— While it is good to have a vigorous debate about how best to proceed forward and how to address our disgraceful national healthcare situation, the few Fox News tea party people and Paulson have no credibility because they were silent when we doubled the national debt under Reagan and then again under Bush. I regularly find falsehoods and outright lies in every right -wing bit of propaganda that comes in my e-mail inbox.
I guess it's OK with Paulson to borrow and spend to nation-build as long as it's not our nation.
— Tom Ion,
Don't blame Obama
Re: Terry Paulson's Aug. 31 essay, "Obama's deficit roulette":
Paulson gives us grief over the national debt.
Fact one: When President Barack Obama took office, 70 percent of the red ink outstanding had been run up by Ronald Reagan and the two Bushes.
Writing in a recent Financial Times, economist Peter Clarke pointed out fact two: "Had the inherited Bush deficit been smaller, the relatively small Obama deficit added by the stimulus package could have been financed more easily."
Finally, Paulson's little gem: "Are you better off since Obama took office?" The global economy was in freefall when he took office, remember? Fact three: It isn't anymore.
— Raymond Freeman,
Thousand Oaks
Look at the facts
Re: Terry Paulson's Aug. 31 essay, "Obama's deficit roulette":
Paulson uses the Wall Street Journal and Fox News as his major sources of information in attacking President Barack Obama's recovery plan. Those are two examples of biased, convoluted and usually wrong opinions of information, and both are owned by Rupert Murdoch.
The U.S. Postal Service handles billions of pieces of mail with an extremely small number of errors compared to other countries. The Internet is causing the demise of snail mail. The government has been using Social Security funds as its own private checkbook. There is no Social Security trust fund.
Medicare is in trouble because of the extreme rise in medical costs. Those who earn over $300,000 would start contributing to Social Security if it weren't cut off at $110,000. Obama should have stopped the George Bush tax cuts immediately.
Private insurance companies have no competition. They refuse to take on patients who have pre-existing conditions, and if you have a serious disease they will attempt to cancel your policy, and, if the disease is serious enough, they let you die. (Murder?) Unless there's competition in a free market, health insurance companies can charge whatever they can get.
There is large chorus that wants everyone to be able to get healthcare. We are the only industrialized nation in the world that does not have healthcare for all.
We are No. 30 in longevity, No. 37 in quality of healthcare and in the 20s in mortality of infants and birth mothers, putting us between Third World countries. Paulson should examine the studies made by the World Health Organization.
Obama has a recovery plan he established in nine months in office, and Bush was in office for eight years and ran up the $7 trillion deficit.
He got us into a war that was based on a lie about weapons of mass destruction.
— Donald J. Katz,
Newbury Park
Gallegly's available
Re: Sandy Emberland's Aug. 27 letter, "Where's Gallegly?"
It is obvious that Emberland did not do her homework before she sent a letter criticizing U.S. Rep. Elton Gallegly for not meeting with his constituents about the healthcare issue.
Nothing could be further from the truth.
Had Emberland done her homework, she would have been aware that Gallegly spoke to numerous groups last week about healthcare. In fact, I was at my Simi Valley Rotary Club where he conducted a meeting and spoke about healthcare and answered many tough questions for the packed Rotary Club audience.
It is well-known that Gallegly regularly meets with his constituents on issues. It is also well-known that Gallegly does not "grandstand" like some politicians, but rather works quietly and efficiently on behalf of us citizens. I suspect that is why he keeps getting re-elected by overwhelming margins time and again. It is indeed unfortunate that all the facts were not known before Emberland's letter was published.
— Deb Holler,
Simi Valley
It's all about CEOs
The Republicans are trying to have it both ways. On the one hand, they are trying to scare Grandma by saying Obamacare will cut Medicare benefits to seniors. On the other hand, they are saying Obamacare will cost too much. What hypocrites!
If they are not going to control the future multitrillion-dollar liability of providing Medicare to Grandma, then are they really concerned about the cost of President Barack Obama's healthcare plan? You can't have it both ways.
If they are not going to contain Medicare costs, then the cost is not the reason the Republicans are against Obama's healthcare plan. They must be against it because they would rather protect the CEOs like the one at UnitedHealth Group making $750 million while his company rations care to Grandma and others.
— Mitch Rheingold,
Thousand Oaks
It's a basic human right
I am a registered nurse looking for work. I have been working in healthcare for the last 20 years. I have inadequate healthcare coverage. I reside in two states and cannot find healthcare coverage in both states unless I change healthcare plans.
Preventive medical care, and not curative care, are important to me. I have been asking my general practitioner to have a one-time routine colonoscopy based on age, family history and symptoms. He has declined, yet he offered to OK the procedure if I chose to pay out-of-pocket costs.
Why, then, do I need healthcare insurance? In the past, I lived and worked in Third World countries that offered quality preventive healthcare to all. What is wrong with America? Enough individualism, can we all have healthcare as a basic human right?
— Joselina Huber,
Thousand Oaks
Medicare wrong way to go
Re: Nikki Alexander's Aug. 31 letter, "Open up Medicare":
I read Alexander's letter lauding Medicare and suggesting deleting the words "65 and over" so that everyone could get this coverage.
I recently had a hip replacement and the surgeon's bill was $7,000. Medicare paid $1,300. Can you imagine the reimbursement to doctors if everyone were added to the system? Who would be crazy enough to even go into medicine? Additionally, what about the billions of dollars in fraud and waste and the fact that the system is facing bankruptcy?
Our healthcare system does indeed need some fixing, but there are ways to do it without ruining everything that works.
Alexander should be careful what she asks for because this administration will be happy to comply.
— Della Spinelli,
Thousand Oaks
Tired of animal noises
I congratulate the Simi Valley City Council for their unanimous vote to insist that Animal Control respond to neighbors' complaints about nuisance dogs that bark constantly. Oxnard should follow the same path. The current Oxnard requirement is for two separate residences to create a five-day log of occurrences.
In essence, the individuals who are suffering must do all the legwork, and it may be problematic to find another neighbor who is not fearful of being identified on the complaint. I, for one, am not afraid and would like the city to enforce the code based on one person's testimony. The code in Section 5-2.7 states as a public nuisance an animal "that barks, cries, whines or is so loud, so frequent and continued over so long a period of time to deprive persons from the comfortable enjoyment of their residences."
There may be a person who works nights and is the only one hearing the constant nonstop chatter. How do they get a second testimony?
My house sounds like it's in the middle of a three-ring circus. There are nonstop yappers and blood-curdling macaws with owners who are obviously inconsiderate of their neighbors. It is time for them to feel what they are dishing out.
— Brian McElhiney
Time to talk population policy
Re: Bonnie Erbe's Sept. 3 commentary, "Big families have a big impact on the rest of us":
Amen, amen to Erbe. We've started to deal with a figurative elephant or two in America's living room, and it's high time we got to the figurative hippos in the family room in discussions on preserving the environment: population policy.
God tells the first humans, and later Noah, to "Be fertile and increase, and fill the earth" (Genesis 1:28 and 9:1) — i.e., stock a new planet and then replenish it after the flood. We've done that, filling planet Earth to and beyond sustainable levels. We need to get back to the idea that we're here to tend the garden (Genesis 2:15): improve our world, not ruin it.
On ecological grounds, large families need to be discouraged, not encouraged.
And in tough economic times, we need to ask tough economic questions as well: How much are bearers of large families paying in taxes; how much are they getting back in services? When we needed more and more Americans, bearing and raising them was a useful service. The times they have a-changed, and we need to at least talk politely, but rigorously, on these difficult topics.
— Richard D. Erlich
Port Hueneme
How to improve Ventura
— Idea 1: Off Highway 33 there is an old, vacant refinery plant. What I noticed was that the tanks and pumps seemed in place still. Ventura has always wanted an aquarium. What if this place could be a park, filled with a fish farm and aquarium and grassy knolls? The fish could be fed from fisherman scraps from the catches.
Perhaps if the toxins and tanks were cleaned up — or whatever is needed is done to make it environmentally friendly — the result would be profitable as well as a tourist attraction. The cleaned tanks could then be utilized instead of being torn down. The location is perfect, and perhaps also the fishermen could help run the fish farm. This is a lot of work, but it seems like a perfect fit for the tanks as well as the area.
— Idea 2: Have a bus available for those who want to help clean up the river bottom. For the wage, they'd be given tickets for meals. Those who could do this would be any of the homeless or unemployed, or volunteers in general. Our river bottoms are in disarray. Whether it's cleaning up the river bottoms or beaches, it soothes the unheard cries of the environment.
This is our town, and we need to start thinking of the future by beginning now.
— Douglas Fincham,
Speaking truth to power
Re: your Sept. 2 article, "Police union poll called a smear of councilman":
Kudos to Star reporter Kevin Clerici and Councilman Neal Andrews for each, in their own way, speaking truth to power.
— Harold Cartlidge,
4-H teaches life lessons
Re: Jennifer Zide's Sept. 2 "Communities" posting, "For Willie: 'Lessons in Love I Learned'":
As a fellow attorney and the mother of a proud 4-H daughter, I feel the need to respond to Zide's article about her rescue of Willie the pig.
Zide's letter implies that the youth members of 4-H and other similar youth groups who show animals at the fair are somehow uncaring because their animal projects end up on someone else's dinner table. This assumption is far from reality.
I invite Zide to visit the Las Posas 4-H Lamb Project next summer and see how much care, perseverance and maturity goes into raising an animal shown at the fair. The youth who raise these animals spend countless hours working with them, caring for them and nurturing them. These animals are not raised on factory farms but, for the most part, in small settings where they are fed wholesome food without hormones and antibiotics and given room to roam.
While the end is result is that most of the animals end up on someone's dinner table, that should not detract from the fact that this segment of the youth population learns a lot more about responsibility, decision-making and delayed gratification than most of the rest of today's youth as a result of participating in these projects. These children sacrifice their weekends and get up early to take care of these animals because they make caring for these animals their priority.
In the end, preparing a lamb to be shown at the fair is no different than preparing a case for trial or writing a good motion. It is the preparation that matters. It makes the finished project look effortless, in spite of the number of tears that were shed to get there.
— Deborah Meyer-Morris,
(The writer is the mother of Dayle Morris, a member of Las Posas 4-H and the second-place winner of 4-H Class 4 Market Lamb Junior Division at the 2009 Ventura County Fair. — Editor)
Still wrong 74 years later
As people rant and rave about the "dangers" of socialized medicine, we should not forget that 74 years ago today, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed the Social Security system into law.
This system has done more than any other single piece of legislation to keep older Americans from falling into abject poverty.
All the same doomsday prophecies were made then as now about proposed healthcare reform. The "naysayers" were wrong then, and they are wrong now.
— Anne Rubin,
Navarrette misses mark
Re: Ruben Navarrette's Aug. 13 essay, "Hispanic backlash likely,":
Navarrette doesn't speak for all Hispanics when he threatens a backlash against the GOP for its Supreme Court vote. He certainly doesn't speak for me. I'm an American-born citizen of Mexican parents. I volunteered for the U.S. Army and served proudly for three years during wartime and received an honorable discharge.
No Hispanic is more "brown and proud"; but if I had been a senator during the Sonia Sotomayor confirmation hearings, I most likely would have voted against her because of her judicial activism.
Navarrette, who is usually articulate in his essays, stoops to quoting trash talk from the Mexican-American comic George Lopez, who, apparently, said Republicans may as well get used to losing the Hispanic vote in years to come because "you won't win a (expletive) pie-eating contest."
But Navarrette ignores the fact that many American Latinos have worked hard, followed the rules and have succeeded in building a good life for themselves and their families. The American dream lives because we have proved it works.
And we frequently vote Republican.
— Dan Navarro,
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Systematic review of methods used in meta-analyses where a primary outcome is an adverse or unintended event
1 Peninsula College of Medicine and Dentistry, St Luke's Campus, University of Exeter, Exeter, EX1 2LU, UK
2 Department of Health Sciences, Adrian Building, University of Leicester, University Road, Leicester, LE1 7RH, UK
3 Centre for Reviews and Dissemination (CRD), University of York, York, YO10 5DD, UK
BMC Medical Research Methodology 2012, 12:64 doi:10.1186/1471-2288-12-64Published: 3 May 2012
Adverse consequences of medical interventions are a source of concern, but clinical trials may lack power to detect elevated rates of such events, while observational studies have inherent limitations. Meta-analysis allows the combination of individual studies, which can increase power and provide stronger evidence relating to adverse events. However, meta-analysis of adverse events has associated methodological challenges. The aim of this study was to systematically identify and review the methodology used in meta-analyses where a primary outcome is an adverse or unintended event, following a therapeutic intervention.
Using a collection of reviews identified previously, 166 references including a meta-analysis were selected for review. At least one of the primary outcomes in each review was an adverse or unintended event. The nature of the intervention, source of funding, number of individual meta-analyses performed, number of primary studies included in the review, and use of meta-analytic methods were all recorded. Specific areas of interest relating to the methods used included the choice of outcome metric, methods of dealing with sparse events, heterogeneity, publication bias and use of individual patient data.
The 166 included reviews were published between 1994 and 2006. Interventions included drugs and surgery among other interventions. Many of the references being reviewed included multiple meta-analyses with 44.6% (74/166) including more than ten. Randomised trials only were included in 42.2% of meta-analyses (70/166), observational studies only in 33.7% (56/166) and a mix of observational studies and trials in 15.7% (26/166). Sparse data, in the form of zero events in one or both arms where the outcome was a count of events, was found in 64 reviews of two-arm studies, of which 41 (64.1%) had zero events in both arms.
Meta-analyses of adverse events data are common and useful in terms of increasing the power to detect an association with an intervention, especially when the events are infrequent. However, with regard to existing meta-analyses, a wide variety of different methods have been employed, often with no evident rationale for using a particular approach. More specifically, the approach to dealing with zero events varies, and guidelines on this issue would be desirable.


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This is the best bread I have ever eaten and it is sooooo simple, it is ridiculous. This will curb any cooked bread cravings… trust me!! I made this yesterday, and came home for lunch today craving something cooked. I grabbed this out of the dehydrator and I just scarfed down a whole loaf of cinnamon raisin bread in less than 10 minutes. Really good warmed in the dehydrator with whipped buttery spread. I already have another batch of wheat berries soaking to sprout.
It is from Rose Lee Calabro's book "Living in the Raw" and her wheat bread has only 2 ingredients…. other ingredients can be added for variety.
Hemp Love Smoothie
For those who love hemp and for those you would like a super healthy nutritious snack!
super simple banana honey treat
Whether you're very busy and in or a rush, or a poor college kid who can't afford a decadent dessert, or just new to raw foods and are still hungry after a salad (or all three!), this is the snack/dessert for you. It's simple and sweet. I got this recipe from my sister. It's a lot like elizabeth's "Chewy Banana Oaties" but without the oaties…
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100-Year-Old Doctor Offers The Keys To Longevity
"Exercise to me is totally unnecessary. I think it's grossly overrated. The use of vitamins? Forget it… I recommend falling in love and getting married. And sex is to be encouraged." How can you not love this guy? He and his wife are so damn adorable.
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Alaska Seafood's Quick Reference Guide Goes Mobile
The mobile guide spotlights each Alaska seafood species in a quick summary and contains valuable information about culinary preparations, harvesting, and sustainability.
Juneau, Alaska (PRWEB) September 07, 2012
Today the Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute (ASMI) announced the release of their Alaska Seafood Species Quick Reference Guide in a convenient and easy-to-navigate mobile format. Users of the familiar spiral-bound flipbook can now find everything they need to know about Alaska salmon, whitefish, and shellfish varieties at the tip of their fingers on their mobile devices.
"Like its physical predecessor, the mobile version of the Alaska Seafood Species Quick Reference Guide contains valuable information about culinary preparations, harvesting, and sustainability," said Larry Andrews, ASMI Retail Marketing Director. The mobile guide also spotlights each Alaska seafood species in a quick summary that describes its flavor and texture, average size, nutritional facts, and availability.
The mobile Alaska Seafood Species Quick Reference Guide is part of Alaska Seafood U, ASMI´s free interactive, web-based training program designed for seafood counter employees, chefs, food buyers, and other members of the industry.
To download the Alaska Seafood Species Mobile Quick Reference Guide to your mobile device, please visit http://akfishinfo.alaskaseafood.org.
ASMI´s complete retail educational materials, including Alaska Seafood U, are available at http://www.alaskaseafood.org/retailers/education.
About Alaska Seafood
The Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute (ASMI) is a partnership of the State of Alaska and the Alaska seafood industry. ASMI works to promote the benefits of wild and sustainable Alaska seafood and offer seafood industry education.
For more than 50 years, Alaska has been dedicated to sustainable seafood. It´s so essential to our way of life that our constitution has a mandate that "fish … be utilized, developed and maintained on the sustained yield principle." The seafood industry is Alaska´s largest private sector employer. As a result, Alaskans understand the need to protect the fisheries and surrounding habitats for future generations. We´re proud of our leadership in sustainable management, which has led to an ever-replenishing supply of wild seafood for markets around the world. For more information, please visit http://www.alaskaseafood.org.
For the original version on PRWeb visit: http://www.prweb.com/releases/prweb2012/9/prweb9878503.htm


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Study protocol for the development of a European measure of best practice for people with long term mental health problems in institutional care (DEMoBinc)
1 Department of Mental Health Sciences, University College London, 2nd Floor, Royal Free Hospital, London, NW3 2PF, UK
2 Department of Mental Health, St George's University London, Cranmer Terrace, London, SW17 0RE, UK
3 King's College London, Health Service and Population Research Department, Institute of Psychiatry, De Crespigny Park, London, SE5
4 Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, University Hospital, Technische Universitaet Dresden, Fetscherstrasse 74, 01307 Dresden, Germany
5 Department of Psychiatry, University of Granada, Cuesta del Hospicio s/n, Granada, 18071, Spain
6 Psychiatric Department of the 1st Faculty of Medicine, Charles University, Ovocný trh 5, Praha 1, 116 36, Czech Republic
7 Department of Psychiatry, Medical University Sofia, St. Georgi Sofiisky str. 1, Sofia 1431, Bulgaria
8 Dipartimento di Salute Mentale, Via Sai, 1-3, Trieste, 34127, Italy
9 University Medical Centre, Hanzeplein 1, Groningen, 9700 RB, Netherlands
10 Department of Psychiatry, Wroclaw Medical University, Pasteura 1, Wroclaw, 50-367, Poland
11 University Mental Health Research Institute, Soranou Tou Efessiou 2, Athens 11527, Greece
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This study aims to build a measure for assessing and reviewing the living conditions, care and human rights of people with longer term mental health problems in psychiatric and social care institutions. Protection of their human rights is imperative since impaired mental capacity secondary to mental illness can make them vulnerable to abuse and exploitation from others. They also constitute a major resource pressure for mental health services, social services, informal carers and society as a whole.
This study uses an iterative methodology to develop a toolkit to assess internationally agreed domains of care that are considered most important for recovery. These domains are identified by collating results from: i) a systematic review of the literature on institutional care for this service user group; ii) a review of the relevant care standards in each participating country; iii) Delphi exercises in partner countries with mental health professionals, service users, carers and advocates. Common domains and cross-cutting themes are agreed by the principal researchers and an international expert panel. Items are developed to assess these domains and incorporated into the toolkit which is designed to be administered through a face to face interview with the institution's manager. The toolkit is refined in response to inter-rater reliability testing, feedback from interviewers and interviewees regarding its utility, and feedback from key stakeholders in each country about its ability to deliver information that can be used within each country's established systems for quality assessment and review. Cross-validation of the toolkit ratings against service users' quality of life, autonomy and markers of recovery tests whether it can deliver a proxy-measure of the service users' experiences of care and the institution's promotion of their human rights and recovery. The ability of the toolkit to assess the "value for money" delivered by institutions is investigated by comparing toolkit ratings and service costs.
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I do plan to get my ASA 101, 102, 103, and 105 before going on this trip - or any that involve getting out of sight of the launch on the lake I intend to frequent.
I have absolutely zero experience sailing, but am a fairly experienced (and trained) powerboat operator, as I operate a small rescue boat as part of my job. I would imagine that sailing and operating a powerboat are apples and oranges; just thought I'd throw that in there to say that I'm comfortable on (and respectful of) water.
As far as intended vessel...that's a bit more open right now than I can intelligently discuss. It's really going to be a matter of what I can find that meets my needs - which I am still zeroing in on. I had already planned, when I have a specific list of what I'm looking for in a sailboat, to post that here. Love this forum.
Again though - not putting anyone on the spot for specific answers. Just generally speaking, would say, a MacGregor 25, or a Catalina 22, or a SJ21...y'know, just a decent trailer sailer...be able to make this trip safely, assuming that the crew was physically fit, mentally prepared, and well trained before hand?
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It's no secret that the Philadelphia Eagles' offensive line was decimated by injuries in the 2012 season. Could those woes be spreading into the 2013 season already? Not so fast. Guard Evan Mathis confirmed that he has undergone an ankle "cleanout" (I believe that is the technical term) that will keep him out of spring workouts. However, he expects to be ready to go in time for training camp this summer. Mathis underwent a minor procedure that was described by CSNPhilly as a "clean out" and said it wasn't to repair any specific injury but just to address swelling and discomfort Mathis had been experiencing." Soon after Lane Johnson was drafted by the Birds as the fourth overall pick by the Birds in last month's draft, speculation began about the future of Danny Watkins, himself a first round pick in 2011 that has performed nowhere near expectations. In short, it was believed that, if Watkins has any future in professional football, it will be north of the border in the CFL. That mov...
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The Bcl-2 family of apoptosis-related genes plays central roles in regulating apoptotic pathways (reviewed in Thomadaki and Scorilas, 2006). Regulation of cell death through apoptosis is critical for the maintenance of homeostasis, defense against infectious agents, and normal development. Bcl-2 family proteins regulate apoptosis primarily through the regulation of mitochondrial outer membrane permeability. In mammals, the family consists of both prosurvival (antiapoptotic) and proapoptotic (prodeath) members. Cellular homeostasis is thought to be dependent on a balance between the actions of prosurvival and proapoptotic proteins. Bcl-2 family proteins can be divided into 3 main subfamilies on the basis of their function and the content of their Bcl-2 homology (BH) domains, for example: 1) Prosurvival: Bcl-2, Bcl-XL, Bcl-W, A1, and Mcl-1 2) Proapoptotic (multidomain): Bax, Bak, and Bok. 3) BH3-only (proapoptotic): Bad, Bcl-XS, Bid, Bik, Bim, Blk, Bmf, Bnip, Noxa, and Puma. Prosurvival members inhibit cells from undergoing apoptosis, whereas proapoptotic and BH3-only subfamily members promote apoptosis. There are 4 BH domains (1-4) conserved among Bcl-2 family proteins. The BH domains are important for function as well as for heterodimerization between family members. Typical prosurvival family members have all four BH domains (1-4), whereas proapoptotic (multidomain) members have BH1, 2 and 3 domains and BH3-only members have only the BH3 domain. Overall, the relative ratio of prosurvival and proapoptotic proteins determines the suseptibility of a cell to various apoptotic stimuli. Many Bcl-2 family proteins are differentially expressed in various malignancies and some are useful prognostic biomarkers. Prosurvival proteins are often elevated in diverse cancers and have the potential to confer resistance to both endogenous cell death stimuli and cancer treatments. Alterations in the ratio or levels of Bcl-2 family proteins have been also associated with nonmalignant diseases including neurodegenerative diseases, autoimmune diseases, AIDs, Down's syndrome, cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, glomerulonephritis, and muscular dystrophy.
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I bought this mascara after being unable to buy my previous favourite when it was discontinued. This is such a good product that I wouldn't now go back even if the other one miraculously reappeared. One minus point for people like me who can be clumsy: it has quite a chunky brush which can touch the eyelid easily if you're in a hurry - cotton bud to the rescue! However, the brush is the best I have ever used at separating and coating the lashes with just the right amount of mascara. I don't like a heavy, spiky look, but prefer more soft and natural lashes. Mine are fairly long and not too sparse. They are brown but the tips have no colour! I use a lash curler first as they are quite straight. This mascara then holds the curl amazingly, all day and evening with no loss of colour, curl or general effect.The price is very modest too: I paid just over £5.00 for it online. I have bought a few more against the day when this one too is discontinued!
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My favourite mascara. I tried so many in my life and not one compares to this. Gives me long, full looking lashes and looks great all day.
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This mascara is ok...it lengthens & adds volume, but smudges really easily and gets clumpy if I apply more than one coat.
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I have been buying this product off and on for the last 6 years and I always end up coming back! Incredible volume & length. Separates my lashes perfectly :).
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This is one of my favorite Maybelline mascaras! It does not clump, formula is not too thick & just adds great volume & length. It doesn't flake either. Love love love this!
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HG!! best mascara ever. I've been using it for 10 years and no mascara can compare to it. I always keep a back up just in case and buy 2-3 at a time.
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I used to wear this mascara years ago. Bought it again recently, and was disappointed to find that it kept leaving big smudges under my eyes. Perhaps they changed the formula? I only wear one thin coat, so it's not like I was loading it on.
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I have been using this product for years and I do think it deserves more credit than the reviews gave! I use it after i put on my lash builder by Shu Uemera. I use the lash builder more like a protector for my eyelashes as I find that they tend to drop out if I dont take this precautionary step.
This mascara is very easy to use, definitely opens up my eyes and both thickens and lengthens my eyelashes. Very easy to build upon for dramatic effects.
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The Volum' Express deserves more than 3 and a half stars! I have now used it 15 years and still no other mascara haven't left it behind.They also sell all kinds of volum express mascaras,different types of it for example volum'express the colossal or the rocket as the newest one.The original VE does everything what we want a mascara to do.It is a perfect creation,a perfect piece of makeup art.It never lets you down,I say.Other mascaras do that often,but not the original volum express.Why? It makes lashes look fabulous.It has that perfect brush,bristles are thick and strong enough to comb lashes and shape them like nothing else.Lashes look stylish and beautiful a use after another. Mascaras come and mascaras go but Volum Express has been and will be.
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Firslty this smelt gross I work at a drug store and alot of people have mentioned the same thing. Feels like black tar when applied and makes my lashes stick together did not like this at all, my lashes started falling out more from this mascara
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Thankyou for all of your responses. I''ve done alot of research and talked to some friends. I like to get as much info as possible.
Genoa track: I''ll pull the track, clean out the damaged core, rebed it ( I came up with West Systems, epoxy 105, hardner 205, filler 406) then redrill and seal it up with Life Calk. Same story on the chainplates.
Bulkhead: It''s such a small section I''m thinking I''ll cut out the bad wood and a bit into the good wood. Shape the the new piece (marine grade plywood). I''ll seal it with West System epoxy and then "put the piece in the puzzle". I''ll epoxy the edges prior to fitting then epoxy the whole area with a rollor to hopefully make it one solid piece.
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As the NFL community continues to reel from the murder-suicide committed by Chiefs linebacker Javon Belcher, the Baltimore Sun has a report of domestic abuse involving Terrell Suggs. According to the report, Suggs and his longtime girlfriend Candace Williams both filed domestic complaints back in November. And this isn't the first time the two have had domestic issues. Back in December 2009, Williams alleged that Suggs "knocked her down and spilled bleach following an argument over game-day tickets." Williams also alleged that Suggs "threw a soap dispenser at her head, hit her in the chest with his hand, and held a bottle of bleach over her and their 1-year-old son." Despite the allegations, Suggs was never investigated or charged. As for the most recent complaints, Suggs was forced to surrender multiple firearms in pursuant to a court order according to Suggs' lawyer, Warren Alperstein. "The guns were surrendered over to police pursuant to the court order, and they [Suggs and Willi...
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Final Score: San Antonio 110, Milwaukee 82
San Antonio, TX (SportsNetwork.com) - Patty Mills had 20 points and seven assists as the San Antonio Spurs defeated the Milwaukee Bucks, 110-82, on Sunday.
Tim Duncan added 11 points and 13 rebounds for the Spurs, who have won seven of their last eight games. Marco Belinelli netted 14 points and Kawhi Leonard chipped in with 11 points and five boards in the triumph.
The Spurs shot 56.6 percent from the field, sunk 11-of-18 from beyond the arc and outrebounded the Bucks, 55-37. They limited Milwaukee to a 37.5 percent (33-of-88) clip from the field.
"It's the way they play," said Bucks guard Gary Neal, who spent the first three years of his career in San Antonio. "They move the ball. They make the right play, and they hit the open shot."
Brandon Knight netted 21 points for Milwaukee, which has dropped nine in a row. John Henson registered 10 points and 11 rebounds in defeat.
After Miroslav Raduljica made a runner to stake Milwaukee a 16-14 edge, the Spurs ripped off the last 15 points of the opening frame. Aron Baynes and Mills had five points apiece during the surge, which was capped when Manu Ginobili split a pair of free throws for a 29-16 lead.
"You want to do your job as early as you can," said Ginobili. "Today was one of those games you had to win pretty comfortably. Everybody got to play, and everybody played well."
San Antonio led 53-38 at the break and took an 84-60 cushion into the fourth, where the Spurs led by as many as 28 before cruising to the easy win.
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Rather than remove the dishwasher from the counter, I performed the repair inplace, which was much less work (although I did have to lay on the floor).After turning off the power, I removed the two access panels at the bottom of the unit, disconnected the wiring from the pump and solenoid, loosened the drain hose fitting and drained most of the water out of the unit and into a shallow pan (the drain solenoid was stuck open, so this was pretty easy - otherwise, I still could have manually actuated the drain valve & solenoid to drain water through this hose).There was alot of water in the unit and my pan overflowed a little. If I was doing this again, think I would have disconnected the drain hose from under the sink and drained out through that into a bucket (I could have controlled that flow better).Once the water was out, there are just two hose clamps that hold the pump onto the unit (one on top and one in the back), and a stabilizer bar that connects the motor to the front frame. Removed these and the whole unit came right out.The replacement pump & motor was exactly the same as the one that came out, so I didn't need any of the hose or wire adapters that came in the kit. Reconnected the two pump connections, motor bracket and wiring, and the unit was good-to-go!
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Minnesota Vikings rookie left tackle Matt Kalil is headed to Hawaii after all.
Kalil was added to the NFC's Pro Bowl roster Friday to replace Washington Redskins tackle Trent Williams, who was hurt in a brawl at a Honolulu nightclub.
NFL officials and local police said Friday night that Williams was hurt in a fight that injured three men, sending two to the hospital. Police say one man was arrested and five others are being investigated for assault, but not Williams.
Kalil was the fourth overall draft pick last April and immediately established himself as a top player at one of the game's most important positions. He helped pave the way for Adrian Peterson to rush for 2,000 yards and usually faced the opponent's top pass rusher as the protector for Christian Ponder's blind side.
He is the fourth Vikings rookie to make the Pro Bowl since 2007 and will join teammates Peterson, Jared Allen, Jerome Felton, Chad Greenway, Kyle Rudolph and Blair Walsh on this year's NFC team.
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The global market for phthalic anhydride is expected to reach USD 10,387.5 million by 2020, according to a new study by Grand View Research, Inc. Increasing demand for phthalate plasticizers due to rise in consumption of polyvinyl chloride coupled with growing demand for unsaturated polyester resins is expected to drive the market growth for phthalic anhydride. In addition, growing demand for polyvinyl chloride in the Asia Pacific automobile industry, particularly China and India, is also expected to impact phthalic anhydride demand positively. Applications in coating and paints industry are expected to serve as key market opportunity in the near future.
Phthalate plasticizers were the largest application segment, accounting for 2,584.7 kilo tons of total demand in 2013 that is expected to reach 3,280.9 kilo tons in 2020, growing at a CAGR of 3.5% from 2014 to 2020. Increasing demand of phthalate plasticizers in automobiles and construction industry is expected to augment demand growth for phthalic anhydride over the forecast period. Unsaturated polyester resins were the second largest application segment with market share of 18.17% and global demand for 832.9 kilo tons in 2013. The market is expected to witness lucrative growth due to its rising demand in surface coating and manufacturing reinforced laminates.
The report "Phthalic Anhydride Market Analysis By Application (Phthalate Plasticizers, Unsaturated Polyester Resins, Alkyd Resins) and Segment Forecasts To 2020," is available now to Grand View Research customers at http://www.grandviewresearch.com/industry-analysis/phthalic-anhydride-market.
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The global market for freeze drying equipment is expected to reach USD 35.81 billion by 2020, according to a new study by Grand View Research, Inc. Rapid developments in food processing and pharmaceutical industries are expected to drive the demand of freeze drying equipment over the next six years. However, cost intensive set up of freeze drying equipment is likely to restrain the market. High initial cost prohibits such equipment from reaching its full potential by their substitution with traditional methods in small scale industries. Industrial freeze dryer emerged as the leading product segment and accounted for 44.7% of total market revenue in 2013.
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From the makers of the popular Flip Video Ultra comes the Mino, which puts the power of video in your pocket. The super-portable, super-simple Mino makes it easy to capture and share high-quality video anywhere and everywhere. And thanks to its flip-out USB arm and intuitive, built-in software, Mino lets you view, edit and upload your videos to popular video-sharing sites instantly. In addition to its sleek compact design--complete with touch-sensitive, backlit buttons--Mino boasts a rechargeable battery that powers up automatically while plugged into your computer or electrical outlet.
All That Flip Video Goodness, Only Smaller At 40% smaller than its already pocket-sized brother the Flip Ultra, the Flip Mino barely makes a dent in even the tightest of jeans. But small in size doesn't mean short on function;
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Sleek, Portable Design The Flip Mino is the perfect combination of form and function. Its minimalist, retro front is the perfect complement to its high-tech modern back, with a large no-glare screen, touch-sensitive panel, and glowing backlit control buttons. All focused around Flip's signature red record button that lets you go from pocket to recording in seconds.
With a camcorder this small and sleek, there's no limit to where you can take it and what you'll end up shooting. From a short film to enter in your favorite festival to footage of a hot new band, the Mino makes it easy because it's always with you and always ready to go.
Mind-Boggling Quality Despite its diminutive size, the Flip Mino produces video that rivals that of camcorders costing much, much more. With 2 GB of flash memory, the Mino can record up to 60 minutes of VGA (Video Graphics Array)-quality video that looks sharp when played back on your laptop or television (TV cable included). The high-quality microphone captures crisp, detailed audio, whether you're paddling down the Amazon, or rockin' out at your favorite club. Revolutionary Built-in Software Flip Video's revolutionary software is built into the camcorder, so there's no need for clunky 3rd party software or cables. Just plug the Mino into any PC or Mac via the flip-out USB arm and you'll be viewing, organizing, editing and sharing your videos effortlessly.
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looking good so far3/31/2009
This is a great product for capture moments you might otherwise miss with a larger camcorder. The only knock I have against this device is the less than sturdy USB connection that flips out. It comes with a USB cable and I would always suggest using it. Great product that I am using daily!
Great product12/3/2008
I like it a lot but still think the usb is a little chintzy but no problems yet. I would also like to be able to expand the memory but this is a great product for the price,
Great little camcorder11/26/2008
I have had this device for about 2 months now and I love it! It is very easy to use, If you can navigate a cellphone, you can use this camera with ease. The video quality is great; except when you zoom all the way in; audio is great, battery life is longer than I expected....I was able to fill up and empty the camera twice in a day on a single charge. Compact, smaller than my Pocket PC....very handy. The device starts very quickly (ready to record within 3 seconds). The software that comes with the device has a great little feature of being able to take a screenshot out of the videos, essentially making this device a still camera as well. Much easier than having to hit printscreen and opening up a paint program, then pasting your screen into the program and having to crop it. The only cons I have to report is the lack of an SD card slot for additional memory and the lack of video stabalazation. If the device had these 2 features, it would get a perfect rating from me. I recommend this camera to anyone.
Love my Mino!8/22/2008
I've had my flip video for about a month now. I really love it and find myself taking it everywhere. The video quality is very good, better than I expected. The battery life is excellent. Audio quality is also good. Transfering video to my PC is really simple too. The pop out usb plug is very cool and convenient. I'd recommend the Mino to most anyone who wants a very small, easy to carry video camera that takes good video that's ready to upload to the internet.
Awesome product!8/18/2008
This is such a handy little thing! It produces great video, and is so easy to use. I am so glad I purchased it! =)


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On the brink of the compliance date for arguably one of the most burdensome requirements that end-users face under the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act (Dodd-Frank Act), the Commodity Futures Trading Commission's (CFTC) Divisions of Market Oversight (DMO) and Clearing and Risk (DCR) issued no - action letters affording end-users (1) temporary relief from the general, historical and real - time swap data reporting requirements under Dodd - Frank; and (2) conditional relief from the reporting requirements applicable to (a) interaffiliate swaps and (b) trade options. Please note, however, that the no-action letters discussed herein do not afford end-users any relief from the recordkeeping requirements under Part 45. This Legal Alert provides a high-level summary of the relief afforded by each of these letters and the conditions that end-users must meet to qualify for the relief.
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On the evening of April 9, 2013, with only a few hours left before the 12:01 a.m. scheduled reporting deadline for end - users, the DMO issued CFTC Letter No. 13 - 10 granting a temporary extension of the compliance date. However, as described below, CFTC Letter No. 13 - 10 distinguishes between, and affords distinct treatment to, financial entity end-users and non-financial entity end-users.
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