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The HGWHUA provides a network of like-minded umpires, who can offer you fixtures within three counties. We can support your application of the changing rules and interpretations within the game and help those who wish to move towards WEST umpiring appointments. We are also there for a chat and drink in the bar after the game and perhaps even the occasional social gathering!
To keep up with the latest news from the HGWHUA, take a look at the recent updates shown below and why not sign up to our Mailing List! You can also help publicise the HGWHUA by downloading and displaying our latest advertising flyer.
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- Recruiting, developing and promoting umpires
- Developing and promoting umpire coaches
- Looking after the well-being of umpires
- Promoting communication between umpires and players/coaches
- Appointing umpires to league, cup and other appropriate matches
- Assessing Association umpires to maintain standards
- Developing and maintaining relations with counties, clubs, team coaches and players
- Representing the views of the HGWHUA at Regional and County level
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We are starting to develop a better umpire/club/player communication process, first of which is this new poster that can be downloaded to be placed on a club noticeboard or added to a club website.
If you have any ideas that we could use please get in touch with any of our members or committee members.
New Rules
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This has been written by Hamish Jamson who umpired at the 2012 Olympics, 2014 World Cup and will be umpiring in the European Championships later this month.
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ACTION man father Ross Wishart is preparing to climb mountains to show gratitude to the doctors and nurses who saved his newborn baby's life. Ross will be raising money for the hospital's Sunrise Appeal which has so far raised £61,000 for sick babies and children.
Ipswich Town players visited patients on our children's ward to mark the football club selecting us as one of its chosen charities.
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Barbara Hercliffe to join ground-breaking quality improvement initiative.
Cyclists have completed a 205 mile bike ride including visits to every Suffolk village with the same name as an Ipswich Hospital ward.
New devices that measure patients' heart patterns while being worn like necklaces have been bought thanks to a donation by local charity Heartbeat East Suffolk.
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Our Safe Staffing Data for May 2015 is published.
A light is being shone on cancer and depression this week, with the launch of a new booklet and awareness campaign.
Don't miss the Ipswich Hospital team at this year's Suffolk Show.
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Starlight Children's Foundation will bring a big dose of sunshine to poorly children at our hospital when its Storytellers Tour pays a visit.
Our research team is celebrating International Clinical Trials Day.
The old Paediatric Assessment Unit PAU has been transformed into a more streamline assessment unit, just like the hospital's successful Emergency Assessment Unit for adults.
Local crafters are busy making fidget quilts for patients with dementia at our hospital - can you help too?
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Our hospital's chief podiatrist is part of a small team of worldwide experts travelling the globe to save legs and lives.
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Two new clinical services for diabetes patients have launched. Find out more…
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Chief Executive, Nick Hulme, tells staff to be proud as Secretary of State thanks them.
Nick Hulme, the Chief Executive our hospital, has welcomed today's report by the Care Quality Commission, the independent inspector of hospitals, which has given the hospital an overall rating as 'good' putting it in the top 30% of hospitals nationwide.
Patients can now self-refer to our musculoskeletal physiotherapy services.
A former patient has donated 230 chocolate eggs for children in hospital.
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Supporters have breathed life into our fundraising campaign for babies and children by smashing through the £10,000 mark today.
Our hospital's chief nurse has been awarded a scholarship to New Zealand to find out how care for older people and patients with long-term conditions can be among the best in the world.
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It's a very good week for our patient experience work - we've found out we've been shortlisted five times in the patient experience national awards.
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We are backing a month long break from alcohol called Dry January.
Our staff work hard to deliver the highest standards of healthcare and to deliver our promises to the people of Suffolk.
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Cancer care for our patients will be transformed under plans announced today for a new £4.7million state-of-the-art cancer centre.
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A new national campaign is being launched today.
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Radiotherapy team wins the Academy for Healthcare Science award for professionalism in practice.
Clare Marx, our Associate Medical Director, elected President of the Royal College of Surgeons.
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STARKVILLE -- Mississippi State defensive coordinator Manny Diaz has accepted the same position with the University of Texas football program. Diaz, who spent one season in Starkville, will replace Will Muschamp, who recently accepted the job as head coach at the University of Florida.
STARKVILLE -- The 2011 Mississippi State football team officially welcomed its four newest members as classes began Wednesday. MSU football coach Dan Mullen announced the arrival of high school players John Harris, Dak Prescott, and Nick Redmond and junior college transfer Joey Trapp.
STARKVILLE -- Rick Stansbury's first hometown press conference in more than three weeks had a repeated theme: Move on. What was originally planned as a holiday vacation where Mississippi State's men's basketball team would debut sophomore Renardo Sidney ended with an embarrassing, national headline-grabbing fight between the former McDonald's High School All-American and then-teammate Elgin Bailey.
Kierra Jones knows what she can do on the basketball floor.
STARKVILLE -- Diamber Johnson knew what she was going to face this season. While it was wonderful to be a part of a backcourt that included All-Southeastern Conference performers Alexis Rack and Armelie Lumanu and be a part of a run to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA tournament last season, somewhere in the back of Johnson's mind she realized she would move on to center stage in the 2010-11 season. Johnson is spending a lot of time in the spotlight, too.
STARKVILLE -- Injuries and a lack of playing time marred Twany Beckham's career with the Mississippi State men's basketball team. The lack of playing time was the reason Beckham cited Wednesday in announcing his decision to transfer from MSU.
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DALLAS -- Chris Warren scored 19 points, including eight during a 23-4 second-half run, and the University of Mississippi men's basketball team defeated SMU 75-57 Wednesday night.
Mississippi State defensive coordinator Manny Diaz has accepted the same position with the Texas Longhorns. Diaz, who spent one season in Starkville, will replace Will Muschamp, who recently accepted the head coach job at Florida. Diaz, along with wife Stephanie, toured the Texas campus Tuesday and met with UT officials after receiving a call about the job Monday night.
STARKVILLE -- In the wake of a disastrous 14-day road swing, Mississippi State's men's basketball team is looking to start anew. The Bulldogs, who open Southeastern Conference play Saturday against Alabama, lost four of five games during stops in the Bahamas, Hawaii and Las Vegas.
Mississippi State defensive coordinator Manny Diaz is on the Austin, Texas, campus right now meeting with Mack Brown about the open position at Texas, an Internet Longhorns site reported today.
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. -- Sophomore forward Tony Mitchell and senior guard Charvez Davis each scored a game-high 21 points Monday night to lead the University of Alabama men's basketball team to an 83-41 victory against Toledo at Coleman Coliseum.
STARKVILLE -- Mississippi State men's basketball coach Rick Stansbury announced Monday the suspensions levied to junior forward Elgin Bailey and sophomore forward Renardo Sidney for their altercation in Hawaii on Dec. 23 have been lifted, effective immediately.
It's hard to imagine Mississippi State's football team having its Gator Bowl week go any better. The Bulldogs' 52-14 win over Michigan set a Gator Bowl record for most points scored and sent the Wolverines home with their worst bowl loss in program history.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- University of Michigan quarterback Denard Robinson entered the Progressive Gator Bowl as Dan Mullen's admitted single-most challenging matchup this season.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- The Mississippi State football team's offense has earned a reputation for controlling the clock and running the football. On Saturday, No. 21 MSU proved it could dismantle a defense in multiple ways and put up monster numbers on a big stage, racking up 485 yards in a 52-14 rout of the University of Michigan in the Progressive Gator Bowl.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- When Chad Bumphis broke his collarbone in the regular-season finale against the University of Mississippi, the Mississippi State football team lost its leader in catches, receiving yards, and touchdowns.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Mississippi State's kick coverage and return teams haven't been spectacular this season, and head coach Dan Mullen is hopeful a month-long layoff doesn't affect either unit. Friday, Mullen expressed concern over the lack of game-speed reps his kickoff teams have had since the regular season finale against Ole Miss on Nov. 27.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Twenty four hours before Mississippi State and Michigan kickoff the 2011 Progressive Gator Bowl, the head coaches and selected players from each team met with the media for the last time today. Naturally, the comparisons between the Big Ten and Southeastern Conference were the major talking points for both teams.
Don Howard didn't grow up in Mississippi, nor did he attend Mississippi State University football games as a kid.
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While kayaking with friends in Fishers Island Sound not long ago it occurred to me that all of them had driven a considerable distance to launch their boats at Esker Point Beach in Noank: Ian, from Old Saybrook; Robin, from Wallingford, and Phil, from Hampton, Mass.
I could flatter myself by saying they savored my company but I'm not that delusional.
"This is the best place to paddle," Phi said simply as we slipped past Mouse Island, Whaleback Rock and Ram Island en route to Hungry Point off the eastern tip of Fishers Island. He thought for a moment and continued.
"It takes me an hour to get all my gear together and load the kayak on the car, and almost two hours to drive here. Later, another two hours to drive home, another hour to unload and put things away … that's six hours, just to paddle for a few hours on the sound. But you know what? It's worth it."
Like all outdoor enthusiasts I occasionally drive hundreds of miles to climb a mountain, paddle a river, cross-country ski or run a road race – feeling guilty about burning gas and wasting hours on the road instead of enjoying more time in the fresh air.
This is why I find myself returning to some of my favorite haunts closer to home, continuously reminding myself how great it is to hike, paddle and have fun in and near southeastern Connecticut. Here are a few:
– Esker Point, Noank. What makes this kayak launch site so appealing is that from the moment you paddle out of Palmer Cove dozens of destinations beckon, depending on the tides, wind, your energy and skills. You can head east past Noank and paddle up the Mystic River, toward Stonington Borough or all the way to Napatree Point in Westerly; west past Groton Long Point toward Mumford Cove and Bluff Point; south to Fishers Island; or north into the protected cove toward Haley Farm State Park. When I have the time and inclination my favorite trip is an 18-mile circumnavigation of Fishers Island, which can be broken up with a rest stop on Isabella Beach on the Atlantic Ocean side of the island. Just make sure you time the tides right so you're not paddling through the Race or Wicopesset Passage at peak ebb or flood.
– Barn Island, Stonington. This launch site can get busy with power boats, but once clear of the ramp you have much of Little Narragansett Bay to yourself. Paddlers can steer southeast toward the mouth of the Pawcatuck River and take a break at Watch Hill, or head west past Sandy Point to the borough, or south to the tip of Napatree and beyond. And, if the seas are too rough, skip the paddling and hike for miles on Barn Island's trails that meanders through marshes, woodlands and pastures.
– Bluff Point, Groton. Like Barn Island, you have the option of paddling, on the Poquonnock River and out into Fishers Island Sound, or hiking or biking on a variety of scenic trails. Over the years I've probably covered 5,000 miles there and it never gets old.
– Local whitewater enthusiasts have to hang out until spring to paddle nearby, but the wait is worthwhile – the Salmon River in East Hampton, Wood River in Hope Valley, R.I., Shetucket in Baltic and Eigthmile in Lyme all have sporting stretches of rapids that may not be as challenging as the West Branch of Maine's Penobscot, but at least you'll be on the water a heck of a lot sooner.
– Pachaug State Forest, Voluntown. As I've chronicled a few weeks ago, the Mount Misery area is ideal for cross-country skiing, but I frequently enjoy biking, running or simply hiking there – particularly through the rhododendron sanctuary.
Elsewhere, nearby Green Falls Pond is one of my all-time favorite destinations. If you want to paddle you have to drive to the north end to launch near the beach, but the best hiking route is off Sand Hill Road, which follows a stream through a valley dense with evergreens. You can extend your walk on a path that circles the pond, or hook up with the Narragansett Trail and continue east all the way to Rhode Island.
If you head west you can follow the path all the way to Lantern Hill on the Ledyard-North Stonington border, passing two of my favorite local places en route: Bear Cave and High Ledge.
– Speaking of Rhode Island, the Long Pond/Ell Pond preserve in Hopkinton seems more like Maine or Vermont than the Ocean State, with steep ledges, lush evergreens and spectacular views. I suggested this destination to a friend who moved recently to Rhode Island, and she later raved that it was one of the best places she's ever hiked.
The aforementioned Napatree Point in Westerly can be reached not just by kayak but from a parking lot in Watch Hill, and simply put there is no place within 100 miles to walk on the beach. I always take friends visiting from out-of-town there to impress them.
East of the Thames River, Rocky Neck in East Lyme, Nehantic in East Lyme/Lyme and Cockaponset state parks in Haddam all have great trails but I haven't spent as much time exploring them as I'd like. I'm making it a New Year's Resolution to get out there more often and promise to give them their due in the future.
I do enjoy kayaking in the lower Connecticut River, mostly before the cigarette boats and Jet Skis emerge from hibernation. My favorite voyage there is from Elys Ferry Road in Lyme to Gillette Castle in East Haddam, particularly in winter when eagles abound. Some years I've seen as many as 30 perched on the ice or roosting in trees along shore, and one flew about 10 feet over my head.
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The Effects of Estradiol and Progesterone on Arginine Vasopressin Regulation and Serum Sodium Concentration
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Women are at greater risk for exercise-induced hyponatremia (low blood sodium concentration) and this risk has been attributed to their lower body weight and size, excess water ingestion and longer racing times relative to men. While these factors contribute to the greater incidence of hyponatremia in women, it is likely that their greater levels of estradiol in plasma and/or tissue also play a role in increasing the risk of hyponatremia in women. More importantly, estradiol may also leave women more susceptible to the extreme consequences of hyponatremia (i.e. brain damage, death). Hyponatremia is generally attributed to inappropriately elevated levels of the hormone arginine vasopressin (AVP). AVP is the most important hormone controlling water retention in the kidney. Earlier studies in our laboratory have demonstrated that estradiol lowers the threshold for thirst sensation and AVP release during exercise. The purpose of these studies is to test the hypotheses that in women with a history of hyponatremia, estradiol lowers the thresholds for thirst and AVP release, leading to greater fluid retention, lower blood sodium concentration during endurance exercise in the heat. However, we further hypothesize that progesterone administration along with estradiol administration will attenuate the effect of estradiol on the regulation of thirst and AVP, normalize fluid retention, and serum sodium concentration during endurance exercise in the heat. In women without a history of hyponatremia, we expect that estradiol administration will lower the thresholds for thirst and AVP release, but will not increase fluid retention or reduce blood sodium concentration during endurance exercise in the heat. We hypothesize that progesterone administration along with estradiol administration will attenuate the effect of estradiol on thirst and AVP, but have no effect on fluid retention or serum sodium concentration during endurance exercise in the heat. To test these hypotheses, women will perform endurance exercise in the heat under three hormonal conditions: 1) during Gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) antagonist alone--which will suppress estradiol and progesterone; 2) during GnRH antagonist+estradiol; and 3) during GnRH antagonist+estradiol+ progesterone. During exercise, fluid will be replaced with either water or a carbohydrate-electrolyte beverage (random assignment).
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|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Basic Science
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|The Effects of Estradiol and Progesterone on Arginine Vasopressin Regulation and Serum Sodium Concentration
- osmotic regulation of AVP [ Time Frame: 3 years ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- temperature responses [ Time Frame: 3 years ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
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carbohydrate electrolyte beverage
Other Name: Gatorade Endurance FormulaOther: ganirelix acetate
GnRH antagonist, subcutaneous injection, 0.25 mg/day for 21 days.
Other Name: Antagon
|Ages Eligible for Study:
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Just days after a gunman broke into an elementary school in Connecticut and killed twenty children and six adults, Monica Avila, a 34-year-old Denver mother, is facing charges for allegedly bringing a gun to a middle school and threatening students who may have bullied her daughter.
She was arrested after reportedly pulling out a handgun and saying, "Look what I have."
News of this incident comes amidst an intense gun-control debate across the nation and in Colorado, where Governor John Hickenlooper has said the time has come to consider policy changes during the upcoming legislative session cycle. And times have definitely changed: Five months ago, in the aftermath of the Aurora theater shootings, the governor was silent on the matter of guns.
Since the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School on Friday, there have also been a lot of questions about school security and what can be done to prevent these kinds of mass shootings on school properties.
But it was last Thursday when Avila showed up at Lake Middle School -- armed.
District Attorney Mitch Morrissey announced yesterday afternoon that Avila has been formally charged with four counts of menacing and one count of possession of a weapon on school grounds, both felony charges.
The official statement of probable cause, on full view below, says that on Thursday, December 12, at around 4:30 p.m., Avila drove to the school on Lowell Boulevard to contact a juvenile female about bullying her daughter. She entered a school parking lot in a Jeep Grand Cherokee, the report says, and confronted four students, ages thirteen and fourteen. The report says:
Ms. Avila began arguing with the juveniles over the bullying. Ms Avila then pulled out a black semi-automatic handgun, while sitting in the driver seat of the Jeep, and stated, "Look what I have." Fearing for their lives, [the students] backed away from Ms. Avila. Ms Avila then exited the parking lot and parked the Jeep across the street facing east. The juveniles alerted adults in the area and [redacted] called 911 on her cell phone.
When police arrived, Avila was reportedly sitting in the front driver seat and two others were in the car as well. Avila was placed in custody and the semiautomatic handgun was recovered.
She remains in custody and her bond is set at $50,000, according to the DA's office. She is scheduled to appear in court tomorrow.
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Lifestyle.toggle.sg – Twenty-two-year-old Lisa Marie White has been crowned Miss Universe Singapore 2015.
The aspiring actress, who is of Malay and New Zealand descent, was chosen by a private jury on Friday and revealed to the public for the first time at prestigious F1 after-party Amber Lounge on Saturday (Sep 19).
The evening also saw performances by Apl.de.ap of The Black Eyed Peas, hip hop star Eve and LMFAO's Sky Blue, as well as F1 drivers such as Williams' Adrian Sutil and Ferrari's Esteban Gutierrez suiting up in Ted Baker's AW15 collection for the F1 Driver Fashion Show.
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Miss USA Olivia Jordan will join the Ovarian Cancer National Alliance (OCNA) on Capitol Hill to advocate for greater investment in federal research to support the development of an early detection test and new therapies for ovarian cancer.
Jordan will address the crowd at the Rally for Medical Research Reception, an annual event that calls on the nation's policy makers to boost funding for National Institutes of Health. Throughout her visit, Jordan is scheduled to meet with Senators Inhofe and Lankford of Oklahoma as well as Oklahoma Representative Tom Cole, among others. Miss USA, along with patient advocates, will speak in front of federal policy makers as a voice for women with ovarian cancer and fight for policies to help support them and their families.


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Hensarling misses CPAC panel, but speakers still rip Export-Import Bank for "crony capitalism"
Update 7:15 p.m.: A quote in the original version of this story was misattributed to Shannon McGahn. It is now correctly attributed to Tim Carney.
NATIONAL HARBOR, Md. — A CPAC panel on free market economics and crony capitalism threw darts at the Export-Import Bank today, urging Congress to let its charter expire.
Rep. Jeb Hensarling, chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, was slated to speak at the panel. But the Dallas Republican couldn't break away from the Capitol because of votes to fund the Department of Homeland Security.
Though Hensarling is one of the bank's biggest critics, the other panelists did their best to rip the institution to shreds in his stead.
Michael Needham, CEO of the conservative advocacy group Heritage Action for America called the Ex-Im Bank the "poster child for crony capitalism," comparing it to the infamous "Bridge to Nowhere" that became a symbol of Congressional earmarks and pork barrel spending.
The Ex-Im Bank helps foreign businesses buy U.S. goods at low rates, and offers insurance to protect American companies from losing money from overseas buyers who fail to pay. Congress has until June 30 to renew the bank's charter.
But the bank has also been subject to fraud, and its detractors say it's a form of corporate welfare for massive transnational corporations. And that makes it a favorite piñata for the free enterprise crowd at CPAC.
Needham and the other panelists spent the hour-long discussion shooting down Ex-Im supporters' favorite arguments.
While small businesses that use the bank claim it's a necessary tool, Needham pointed to the "astronomical" amount of money that Boeing and other major companies spend on lobbying to keep the bank open.
Small businesses are lobbying for it too. Over 600 small business leaders from around the country came to Washington on Wednesday to in support of the bank. They argued that shuttering the bank will cost thousands of jobs.
The director of Hensarling's financial services staff, Shannon McGahn, took his place on the panel. She called shuttering the Ex-Im Bank "an achievable victory."
"We're trying to make the case that in the long run, this is not something that is helping the American economy and these companies," McGahn said, who went on to call free enterprise economics "the greatest jobs and happiness engine."
Hensarling's committee has jurisdiction over the Ex-Im Bank's reauthorization. Rep. Stephen Fincher, R-Tenn., introduced a bill to keep the bank open for another five years, but it's unclear if Hensarling will give it a hearing.
Tim Carney of the American Enterprise Institute named multiple members of Republican leadership who oppose reauthorizing the bank, including House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy, House Majority Whip Steve Scalise, and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.
Despite support from those heavy hitters though, Carney said that lobbying from big business might be too strong to overcome.
"They're being pulled so hard by K Street in the opposite direction," Carney said.


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"You're driving it wrong!"
If you want to lower the coulomb barrier energy to its minimum, it is with muon catalyzed D-T fusion (deuterium + tritium -> He4 + fast neutron).
I was just about to say that.
You are confused as to what a government is. A government has the 'legal authority' to steal from me, to kidnap me and to murder me. No corporation has the legal authority to do that.
1) See, "Academi"
2) See "Prisons, Privatized"
A government uses mob power that it buys with promises to the mob at the expense of the people who are actually paying for all these promises.
3) See, "Koch Brothers".
He also used "Henceforth", which is a sure sign of admirable lunacy.
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I'll put it to you like this - with stronger and longer recent IP protections recently, have you noticed a decrease or an increase in creative output?
"Creative output"? No change whatsoever.
Indie authors and musicians are not "sharply on the rise". There's just a new word, "indie", invented to make it seem like it was something that didn't happen until millennials invented "being creative while making hardly any money". And to think that stronger and longer IP protections is the reason behind the rise of indie artists is just dumb. Do you really believe some kid making music with ProTools in his bedroom cares about whether or not his grandchildren are going to share in the profits?
The people who say "stronger and longer IP protections is good for creativity" are almost universally people who have never done anything creative.
While I appreciate patriotism, I personally feel that we should be trying to make life better for humanity in general, rather than greedily holding onto wealth in the USA.
So write a check.
Taking at face value the Wharton study quoted above
A business school thinks what's good for corporations is good for humanity? What a surprise.
Coming back to TPP, it has some leaked aspects that I think are truly terrible, such as the intellectual freedom troubles. Those criticisms I consider reasonable, and I can appreciate why that would cause an informed and intelligent person to oppose the TPP. On the other hand, a kind of knee-jerk hatred to trade agreements in general appears to drive much of the opposition, and I think of those anti-trade arguments as having no moral standing, just like the ones put forth by the sugar lobby.
That's like saying, "I can appreciate people being against cancer, but I just do not understand the opposition to disease in general."
I am for removing government regulations from everything, so I am for this deal whenever any form of government power is reduced.
Corporations are your government. The TPP makes their power stronger, while doing nothing at all to lessen "regulation"..
Or just avoid juice altogether.
Nah, juice is delicious and there's vitamins and stuff.
See, most people who make and drink fruit juice aren't drinking 60-ounce Mega-Gulps of them. Have you ever seen the size of a "juice glass"?
Stronger IP protections are generally being welcomed by the creative types I know.
"Stronger IP protections" are not for the "creative types you know". They're for the ownership types you know. And for the government types you know. Whistleblower protections would disappear and so would anything like fair use. It's the DMCA on a global scale. You comfortable with global enforcement?
The countries signing the TPP are not ones that generally violate IP protections, anyway.
Has anyone here ever met anyone who is in favor of the Trans Pacific Partnership?
I mean, I've met people who don't know what it is, but I have yet to meet someone who's all, "Yes! We need this Trans Pacific Partnership to make my life better."
Well, it wasn't a malaria drug before she did the actual science necessary to prove that a 2000-year-old book wasn't simply full of shit
I'll bet the physicians who used the plant and the people who were cured by the plant 2000 years ago had a little proof themselves.
Hypothesis, experimentation and publishing results were not invented by Roger Bacon. Human beings didn't suddenly become smart in the 13th century.
Yes, that's true, more and more these days awards are given for political purposes.
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Yes, that's true, more and more these days awards are given for political purposes.
Translation: "I NEVER WIN AWARDS!"
Queue the comments from idiots who think a drug derived from old herbal remedies is the same thing as using old herbal remedies...
"The fact that this researcher won a Nobel for isolating an effective drug from old herbal remedies is proof that old herbal remedies are completely useless!"
The first known medical description of Qinghao lies in a 2000-year-old document called "52 Prescriptions" (168 BCE) that had been unearthed from a Mawangdui Han Dynasty tomb. It details the herb's use for soothing hemorrhoids. Later texts also mention the plant's curative powers. Tu discovered a passage in the Handbook of Prescriptions for Emergencies (340 CE) by Ge Hong that referenced Qinghao's malaria-healing capacity. It said "Take a handful of Qinghao, soak in two liters of water, strain the liquid, and drink." She realized that the standard procedure of boiling and high-temperature extraction could destroy the active ingredient.
With this idea in mind, Tu redesigned the extraction process, performing it at low temperatures with ether as the solvent. She also removed a harmful acidic portion of the extract that did not contribute to antimalarial activity, tracked the material to the leaves rather than other parts of the plant, and figured out when to harvest the herb to maximize yields. These innovations boosted potency and slashed toxicity. At a March 1972 meeting of the Project 523 group's key participants, she reported that the neutral plant extract —number 191—obliterated Plasmodia in the blood of mice and monkeys.
So basically, she found a 2000 year-old book that says the plant heals malaria, extracted the malaria-healing part and got a Nobel for discovering a malaria drug.
Ge Hong is laughing his head off.
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Fernando FernandesMay 28, 2012 - 18:58
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