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Dear Fellow MHPG Members:
Greetings from Charleston, South Carolina! I hope this newsletter finds you all well. Hawaii is now a distant memory with all the cold weather we have had across the country.
Even though Hawaii was difficult for many members to attend, it was a wonderful educational experience and chance to see friends. Liz Grill and Dorothy Greenfeld chaired interesting PG courses on Cross-border Care in Infertility treatment and the Embryo, respectively. Claudia Pascale, Angela Lawson, and Kim Bergman each chaired an interesting, relevant symposium on gender selection, posthumous reproduction, and helping HIV+ Sero-discordant couples achieve a pregnancy, respectively.
Something new that was added to the ASRM Annual Meeting in Hawaii this year was the host program. Several veteran ASRM meeting attendees signed up to serve as hosts to new meeting attendees. This program was initiated by the Membership Committee as a way to help MHPG members new to the ASRM Annual Meeting feel more comfortable. By all accounts, the program was a great success. We plan to repeat the host program in Baltimore, MD in October 2015. Since the Annual Meeting is back on the Mainland, we hope to see more of you there! We have an exciting program planned for the ASRM Annual Meeting in Baltimore.
We have three Postgraduate courses, one by the MHPG (Sunday, October 18th) and two that are jointly sponsored (Saturday, October 17th). This will likely be the pattern for PG courses for the future, one MHPG course and some that are offered jointly with another Professional or Special Interest Group. The course offered by MHPG in 2015 is "Helping Patients Cope with the Psychological and Medical Sequelae of Recurrent Pregnancy Loss". The faculty includes Angela Lawson, PhD; Sharon Covington, MSW, LCSW-C; Bill Petok, PhD; and Mary Stephenson, MD. The second course is a joint effort between the Fertility Preservation Special Interest Group and MHPG, "Options for Emergency and Elective Fertility Preservation (FP)- The Team Approach". The faculty includes Elizabeth Grill, PsyD; Nicole Noyes, MD; and Clarissa Gracia, M.D. Lastly, we have a joint effort between the Society of Reproductive Surgeons, the Society for Male Reproduction and Urology, the Society of Reproductive Biologists and Technologists, and MHPG, "Interprofessional Approach to Counsel and to Optimize Treatment Outcomes in Couples with Recurrent ICSI Failure and Poor Sperm Quality". The falculty includes Peter Chan, MD; Lauri Pasch, PhD; Gianpiero Palermo, MD, PhD; and Denny Sakkas, PhD.
The Scientific Program is equally exciting and relevant. We have a great line-up of symposia on some of the technologies and the attendant psychological issues mental health professionals need to know to help patients understand and cope with the maze of treatment options: "A Scientific and Molecular Primer for PGS for Mental Health Professionals" with faculty Jamie Grifo MD, PhD,;Dagan Wells, PhD; and Julia Woodward, PhD Chair; "Prevention of Mitochondrial Disease: Ethics and Controversy" with faculty Paula Amato, MD; Misha Angrist, PhD; and Shelley Lee, PhD, Chair; and "Prenatal Screening and Diagnosis in Conjunction with Infertility Treatment: The Burden of Choices" with faculty Julie Bindeman, PsyD; David Keefe, MD, PhD; and Joann Galst, PhD, as Chair. Please note that the symposia times will be different in Baltimore. In the past, our symposia were held in the mornings. In Baltimore, they will be held in the afternoons from 4:00-5:30pm on Monday and Tuesday and 3:00-4:30 on Wednesday. MHPG also will offer two roundtable options each day of the meeting, as well as a clinical consultation meeting.
MHPG is the main organization providing postgraduate education for mental health clinicians working with infertility patients. We are proud of that service, and want to continue that mission. It has become clear that as MHPG grows, there is a need to diversify the educational offerings to professionals at all levels of clinical experience. As you can see from the description of the Postgraduate and Scientific programs for the ASRM meeting in Baltimore, many of the topics are more advanced. The opportunities to meet the educational needs of all MHPG members at the ASRM Annual Meeting are limited. As such, the MHPG has been hard at work establishing an infrastructure that will allow the MHPG to provide educational opportunities that offer CE credits throughout the year, in a variety of media, and that address a wider range of clinical issues and clinician experience. This project began last year with MHPG sponsoring CE' for several regional conferences. We will sponsor CE credits for two regional conferences (so far) this year: "When it Takes More than Two to Make a Baby" in Philadelphia May 13-15, 2015 and the SEEDS conference, "Current Ethical Challenges in Egg Donation and Surrogacy" in Long Beach, California, June 5 and 6, 2015. The Executive Committee, along with the newly created Continuing Education Committee, is reviewing an existing ASRM eLearn® module that is a great introduction to basic infertility for the possibility of offering CE credits sponsored by MHPG. We also are working toward a long-term goal of creating a certificate course through the ASRM eLearn® format from the MHPG that will address issues regarding training in the psychology of infertility in a comprehensive way. This will meet the needs of our members and others, as well as help further establish MHPG as the leader of education in infertility counseling. Another potential source of educational opportunities and CE credits is through webinars that will be accessed through ASRM. We hope to have some portion of an eLearn® course and a webinar available for CE credits within the next 18 months.
In addition to the Continuing Education Committee, the Educational Resources Committee was created last summer to meet the growing needs of the MHPG. You will also notice that the MHPG webpage has been reorganized with links to conference information as well as "How to…" documents that will help you learn about the process of developing the Postgraduate and Scientific programs for the ASRM Annual Meeting, as well as how to create a course outside of the ASRM Annual Meeting for which MHPG would sponsor CE credits. Through our newly-created Social Media Task Force, we hope to learn how to bring the MHPG and awareness of mental health issues in infertility and reproduction to the attention of a wider audience.
Finally, I would like to thank all the MHPG committee and task force members who so graciously volunteer their time in their current positions, as well as those who have stewarded the MHPG through the years. The MHPG began as a small group of people who met each other at the ASRM Annual Meeting in 1984 and 1985. Dorothy Greenfeld, Linda Applegarth, and Sharon Covington are three of the original members. They identified a need to address the mental health issues of patients experiencing infertility; to expand scientific and clinical knowledge of the field; and to educate mental health professionals and other clinicians involved in the brave new world of artificial reproductive technologies. There have been many changes and challenges in the technology and psychological issues ART patients and clinicians face in the 30 years since the inception of MHPG. There will be many more in the years to come. I hope you will consider joining a committee or task force to help MHPG continue to lead the way in educating mental health professionals about the needs of infertility patients.
Piave Pitisci Lake, M.D.
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I was reading someone else's Blog and was waxing so poetical about food , I figured I should publish it here too.. With the Holidays coming on, I need to make lower calorie and h... Read more
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I tend to do better on weekends than week days because I have to remember what day it is and where I have to be... I have tons of appointment. I have Monday morning empty but I do something at 8 am every other day of the week. So I drink coffee ... Read more
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Joined the gym three weeks ago and have gotten and lost one training partner, but kept going in to take the classes, got good advise about the spin classes, ( get good padded bike shorts)
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Cannot do pictures until my son comes over and fixes up my picture capacity.
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I Just wrote a blog about the little fence with the Alice theme but it disappeared .
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Friday, August 24, 2012
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The next step in the ongoing saga of the house that Mike built.
This is a fence to hide a retaining wall that is on the front of his property.
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Saturday, August 18, 2012
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Trusting the process is very hard.
I am eating less calories but more than I need to loose.
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Friday, August 10, 2012
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Work part time at a cafeteria at a school. Just serve the food, clean up and leave.
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Back when went to Hearst Castle I had a professional photo of hubby and me.
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Off to an evening with hubby..
He is being lovely.
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13th Annual Scotch-Tasting Fundraiser, Saturday, May 14, 2016,
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Please join us for our 13th annual Scotch-tasting at the new Littlefield Celtic Center in Mount Vernon, WA! This popular event is for members of the Celtic Arts Foundation only. Memberships may be obtained, or renewed, here. Social time will begin at 5:30 pm, with the Scotch-tasting and Dinner starting at about 6:45 pm. The program will include live music and other entertainment, including the Scotch-tasting with exciting new whiskys for 2016! We plan to wrap things up around 9 pm.
The purpose of our Scotch-tasting gala is to have a great evening, learn about whisky, and to raise money to support the operations of the Celtic Arts Foundation. This is the only major fundraising event we do all year, and as such, we sincerely appreciate each and every donation made. RSVPs are required. Please help us ensure a great event by sending your RSVP to Scotch Tasting RSVP as early as possible, or by calling 360-416-4934.
There are no contribution limits, however, the minimum expected donation for the dinner is $100 per person. As you celebrate with us we invite you to make an additional donation, or pledge-over-time, to help us "sponsor, encourage and promote Celtic culture through events and educational activities". For your convenience we will gladly set up monthly automatic deductions, or you can make a one-time donation at the event.
Special cameo appearance!
For the first time in 2015, we had a special guest performer for the Scotch-tasting. Troy MacGillivray was such a smash last year, we look forward to once again having a special performance TBA. This truly is an event you don't want to miss! Only 100 tickets will be sold to this event, so get your RSVP in ASAP!
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Please email your confirmation to Scotch-Tasting RSVP, or call 360-416-4934
If you can't make it to the Scotch-tasting, but would still like to support the work of the Celtic Arts Foundation, please go to the Donate Now page.
Due to Washington State liquor laws, this fund-raising event is not open to the public and is only for members of the Celtic Arts Foundation. If you would like to find out more, please contact Skye Richendrfer directly, or call 360-416-4934. Memberships can be obtained, or renewed, through our website here.
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- 1124 Cleveland Avenue, Mount Vernon, WA 98273
From Bellingham area – traveling South on I-5, take the Kincaid Street exit (#226). At the end of the exit, turn right, and continue through two stoplights. At the stop sign, take a left onto Cleveland. Continue on Cleveland for several blocks. Littlefield Celtic Center will be on your left. Parking is behind the building or on the street.
From Seattle area – traveling North on I-5, take the Kincaid Street exit (#226). At the end of exit, turn left, and continue through three stoplights. At the stop sign, take a left onto Cleveland. Continue on Cleveland for several blocks. Littlefield Celtic Center will be on your left. Parking is behind the building or on the street.
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Hi Coco's Mom. The good thing is that Coco was diagnosed young and can start her journey to health. If Coco has a confirmed diagnosis of celiac disease, then yes, even a miniscule amount of gluten can trigger a reaction. The recognized gluten threshold that current science shows to be safe for the majority of celiac patients is 20ppm. This won't mean much to you now, but will help you as you shop for foods labeled "gluten-free."
Continuous exposure to small amounts of gluten over time will prevent the intestines from healing and can potentially lead to nutrition deficiencies and other long-term conditions, such as other autoimmune disorders and even cancers of the GI system. I don't want to scare you with these facts, but do want to stress the importance of Coco avoiding gluten completely. If she is diligent about eating gluten-free, these diseases shouldn't be a problem, especially since she was diagnosed so young.
As you see, preventing cross-contamination is extremely important and, therefore, requires diligent label reading for packaged foods and diligent research and questioning when eating outside of the home. If her tummy still hurts after being gluten-free for 3 weeks, it is likely that she has been ingesting gluten due to cross-contamination incidents.
Learning how to live 100% gluten-free is a learning process. I highly recommend limiting eating to the home as much as possible until Coco's intestines start to heal and you have a better handle of cross-contamination issues, both in and out of the home. Once she feels comfortable with living gluten-free at home, you can then tackle the harder issue of eating away from home.
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Sodium Polystyrene Sulfonate
Pronunciation: SOE-dee-um POL-ee-STYE-reen SUL-foe-nate
Class: Potassium-removing resin
Trade Names
- Powder for suspension, oral or rectal Sodium polystyrene sulfonate
- Powder for suspension, oral or rectal Sodium polystyrene sulfonate
- Suspension, oral or rectal 15 g per 60 mL
- Suspension, oral or rectal 15 g per 60 mL
Resin that exchanges sodium ions for potassium in large intestine.
Sodium polystyrene sulfonate is not absorbed from the GI tract.
Onset of action is hours to days.
Indications and Usage
Treatment of hyperkalemia.
Hypokalemia; hypersensitivity to polystyrene sulfonate resins; obstructive bowel disease; oral administration in neonates; rectal administration in neonates (suspension only); neonates with reduced gut motility (postoperatively or drug-induced) (powder only); any postoperative patient until normal bowel function resumes (suspension only).
Dosage and AdministrationAdults
PO or via nasogastric tube 15 to 60 g/day, preferably given as 15 g one to four times/day.
PR 30 to 50 g every 6 h as a retention enema.Children
PO Calculate children's dose by exchange ratio of 1 mEq potassium per gram of resin. (1 g/kg every 6 h has been recommended.)
General Advice
- Shake suspension well before using.
- Coadministration with sorbitol is not recommended.
- Each dose of powder should be given as an oral suspension in a small quantity of water or syrup. The amount of fluid usually ranges from 20 to 100 mL, or may be determined by allowing 3 to 4 mL of fluid per gram of resin.
- When using powder to make a suspension for rectal administration, prepare as a warm (body temperature) emulsion in 100 mL of aqueous vehicle. Agitate emulsion gently during administration.
Store between 59° and 86°F. Store repackaged suspension in refrigerator and use within 14 days. Do not store freshly prepared suspensions longer than 24 h. Do not heat, because this may alter exchange of properties of resin.
Drug InteractionsDigoxin
If hypokalemia occurs, likelihood of toxic effects of digoxin may be increased. Close clinical and laboratory monitoring are warranted.Lithium, thyroid hormones (eg, levothyroxine)
Absorption of these agents may be reduced by sodium polystyrene sulfonate, decreasing their pharmacologic effect. Close clinical and laboratory monitoring is warranted. If an interaction is suspected, adjust therapy as needed.Nonabsorbable cation-donating antacids and laxatives (eg, aluminum carbonate, magnesium hydroxide)
Systemic alkalosis has occurred. Potassium exchange capability of sodium polystyrene sulfonate may be reduced. Intestinal obstruction due to concretions of aluminum hydroxide when used in combination has occurred. If these agents are used concurrently, separate the administration times by at least several hours. Magnesium hydroxide should not be administered with sodium polystyrene sulfonate.Sorbitol
Concomitant use has been implicated in cases of intestinal necrosis, which may be fatal. Concurrent use is not recommended.
Adverse Reactions
Anorexia; constipation; diarrhea; fecal impaction; gastric irritation; nausea; vomiting; GI tract ulceration, intestinal necrosis, intestinal obstruction due to GI concretions, ischemic colitis (postmarketing).
Hypocalcemia; hypokalemia; hypomagnesemia; sodium retention.
Acute bronchitis and/or bronchopneumonia associated with inhalation of the particles (postmarketing).
Frequently monitor serum potassium. Regularly monitor other electrolytes (eg, calcium, magnesium, sodium). Monitor ECG in select patients.
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Use with caution in premature or low birth weight infants because of the risk of digestive hemorrhage or intestinal necrosis. Contraindicated for oral administration in neonates. Rectal administration of suspension is contraindicated in neonates; powder for suspension is contraindicated in neonates with reduced gut motility.
Large doses in elderly patients may cause fecal impaction.
Renal Function
Use with caution in patients with diabetic ESRD.
Aspiration risk
Position patient carefully when ingesting resin to avoid aspiration, which may lead to bronchopulmonary complications.
Cleansing enema
Take precautions to ensure the use of adequate volumes of sodium-free cleansing enemas after rectal administration.
If significant constipation occurs, discontinue treatment until normal bowel motion is resumed.
Electrolyte abnormalities
Serious potassium deficiency can occur. Sodium polystyrene sulfonate is not totally selective for potassium and small amounts of magnesium and calcium can be lost. Use with caution in patients who cannot tolerate even a small increase in sodium load (ie, severe CHF, severe hypertension, marked edema).
Intestinal necrosis
Cases of intestinal necrosis, which may be fatal, and other serious GI adverse reactions (bleeding, ischemic colitis, perforation) have been reported. Most were associated with concomitant use of sorbitol.
Severe hyperkalemia
Treatment with this drug alone may be insufficient to rapidly correct severe hyperkalemia associated with states of rapid tissue breakdown (eg, burns, renal failure) or hyperkalemia so marked as to constitute medical emergency.
Surgery patients
Do not administer following surgery until normal bowel function resumes.
Cardiac arrhythmias, ECG changes, hypocalcemia that may lead to hypocalcemic tetany, hypokalemia and related symptoms (eg, apnea, confusion, delayed thought processes, hyporeflexia that may progress to trunk paralysis, irritability, muscle weakness), hypomagnesemia.
Patient Information
- Tell patient not to mix medication with fruit juice.
- Instruct patient to shake suspension well before taking medication.
- Advise patient to report any water retention or edema.
- Instruct patient to report the following symptoms to health care provider: anorexia, any changes in bowel function, confusion, nausea, palpitations, severe muscle weakness, trouble thinking, vomiting.
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Consumer resources
Professional resources
- Sodium Polystyrene Sulfonate (AHFS Monograph)
- Sodium Polystyrene Sulfonate (FDA)
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Each quarter, officials from East Valley municipalities meet to discuss their common passion: recycling.
Within the municipalities of Gilbert, Chandler, Mesa, Tempe, Scottsdale, Queen Creek and Casa Grande, these officials are the forces behind plans to implement new projects that benefit the environment.
Until recently, they worked within what one called their own "vacuums," making decisions on such issues as which age group to next target their education program, what contest should be devised to encourage the reduction of waste and how textiles could be recycled.
Then, Gilbert recycling administrator Joslyn Marty came up with a plan to disregard the boundaries and seek input from her counterparts for mutual benefit, giving birth to the East Valley Recycling Alliance, known as EVRA.
"I was a bit frustrated by the usual industry meetings I was attending," Marty said. "Though they were informative, I still felt they did not address many of the town of Gilbert's issues and concerns.
"I wanted to be able to learn about best practices as well as share ideas that I had for our new department and get feedback from other municipalities about those ideas as well as hear their new ideas."
Marty's dissatisfaction has borne fruit. The alliance has already begun saving time, money and sharing best practices.
Starting in July 2012, the first several meetings of the alliance were held monthly in a member's community so the group could tour its recycling facility. Now that they have a deeper understanding of each community's infrastructure and missions, members meet quarterly, still rotating the venues.
Already, several projects have been accomplished. Among them:
Earlier, Mesa was the only municipality that held a Girl Scout recycling workshop and had been overwhelmed for years trying to accommodate requests from the entire Valley.
To reduce Mesa's burden, each municipality in the alliance has committed to creating a recycling workshop for Girl Scouts. An EVRA badge has been created with the approval of the Girl Scouts of America; a curriculum written and workshops created by each municipality. This year, each municipality hosted recycling workshops for the scouts.
Gilbert, Tempe and Chandler shared their Recycling Rewards Program, which recognizes residents for their recycling efforts. Mesa and Queen Creek are now in the process of implementing this.
Mesa is interested in initiating a textile recycling program. Tempe shared details of its own.
Gilbert and Chandler implemented a My-Waste mobile-phone application that provides how-to guides on trash and recycling. Tempe is in the process of implementing the app.
Queen Creek has signed a household hazardous-waste agreement with Gilbert, which allows Queen Creek residents to use Gilbert's Household Hazardous Waste Collection Facility to dispose of their household hazardous waste.
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"Every municipality has something to bring to the table, and each has taken something away," Marty said, adding that when the municipalities share their material, they call it "stealing with pride."
The alliance's current venture is devising a group volume purchasing effort on items such as software and promotional giveaways.
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Love the title, Martin, and it's a shame you missed off the top of the tower because its reflection is really good in that puddle. Although the pathway is a good lead-in, you needed to relinquish a bit of it to allow for the top of the tower. On the subject of the tower, it is a really interesting structure, how about getting in close for some detail some time? The only other thing to suggest with this picture is to crop off some of the top so that it looks as if you intentionally missed the tower, and the reflection will help the eye to fill it in, so to speak. Unfortunately, too, you lost your sky colour.
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it would suck to hack ps3 and it gets banned..
it would suck to hack ps3 and it gets banned..
@inginear : Mate, the code made for the cell (like the HV, lv0, lv1 and lv2) was compiled for it's native assembly, as you said, so, by definition it doesn't interpret those codes
According to GeoHot, the HV was natively written in C++. The remaining code probably used the same language as well.
Good job guys! Hope this will open a new scenary !
Have fun and enjoy
Slow, steady and consistent progress. Keep it up guys. Wish I had one iota of technical ability to be able to help
This is really the news that I was waiting for a long time ... now finally the hardware is arrived and CJPC will have his own dump of the hypervisor .
CJPC know very well the PS3 hardware architecture and he also own the PS3 test and the object of the desire of everyone in this community, the FAMOUS DECR-1000A OFFICIAL PS3 DEVELOPMENT TOOL ... it will be now very interesting see how this will go , for sure now will be possible have a dump also of the hypervisor of the test console and (maybe to much risk) PS3 TOOL and compare .
in poor word the REAL SHOW (After the GREAT GEOHOT SHOW) is coming .
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Good going Boys!
I wish you all the best in the world! If there is anything we (end-users) can do to assist you please let us know!
Again good work!
very nice news indeed, have fun playing with that CJPC
here's to hoping something is found in the dumps
Things are starting to heat up I see. I really didnt expect it to be moving this fast. I guess there is still loads to do - but all we need is one lucky break for an exploit to be made.
Hopefully we will have these dumps running in the wild soon enough... It really makes me wonder why it took so much time to do it... as there are enough so called "hackers" that play with PS3 hardware! somehow the PS3 does not have the dedication that X360 receives ...
Good question! So actually Assembly an old language!And its not to easy to programm by using Assembly language!
And Assembly is need more power of hardware to work!
U can just do simply commands and actions by using assembly language but it will take more hardware power that C++.
C++ programming language is simply the MOST usefull language its really modern than Assembly!
Other OS is using C++
Playstation 3 Was Fully Build by using C/C++ programming language.
Actually my friend who r master in LINUX...said that i looked into ps3 and i can say that... Ps3 is Build on C++ and Really the same like Linux OS!
We opened Ps3 HDD and saw that all files are .bin so actually cool technology mr. SONY!
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Saying the protesters who shouted down a vote on the bill as time expired in the last session were driven by "hatred" probably fell flat even with his supporters. No doubt the people in the gallery were angered by the attempt to shut down more than three-fourths of the state's abortion clinics, but it's beneath the lieutenant governor to demean Texans holding a passionately held position as being motivated by hate.
But Dewhurst, while a bit over the top, was closer to the mark when he lamented the bill's failure as resulting from "mob rule."
The just-before-midnight eruption appeared to be nothing but an honest angry reaction to Sen. Wendy Davis' filibuster being shot down with questionable parliamentary tactics. Most in the gallery viewed the legislation as an outrageous assault on women's reproductive rights and they fought back in the only way available to them — by raising such a ruckus that the legislative process couldn't proceed.
The effects of their activism has left Democrats, who nearly universally opposed the bill, understandably giddy. Not only did they win the battle, but their success also was the first major political victory since Democratic lawmakers temporarily blocked a redistricting bill by fleeing the state 10 years ago.
But Dewhurst was correct when he criticized the way they won. Citizens blocking the process — no matter how justified they think they are — represent a dangerous thumb in the eye of representative government.
The protesters should envision a scene in the future when they have the legislative muscle to rescind the law that is certain to pass in the new session. And they should imagine anti-abortion protesters filling the gallery and shouting down a roll-call vote in the waning minutes of a session.
Might they call that "mob rule"?
Texans can and should express their views all the time, but they threaten the underpinnings of government when they interfere with the lawmaking process.
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Ruud van Empel creates portraits of nude babies in a bed of pure white. With their dewy skin and oblivious expression, the infants would appear to be the pictures of innocence, however something is awry. Perhaps their skin is a bit too soft, or the viewer's bird's eye perspective a bit too close. Empel's process combines multiple images together to create one composite, nonexistent child, giving the impression of being too perfect. Whether coming from the artist, the viewer or the child itself, there is an unmistakeable whiff of something strange amidst the image of the innocent child.
On the other end of the age spectrum, Aaron Johnson's "Red Bicycle" depicts a lewd bicycle ride between two elderly (if not undead) folks. The female's red, claw-like toenails, receding gums and bulging eyeballs are more shocking a sight than her X-rated bicycling position. The unseemly combination of old age and sexual desperation makes for a carnivalesque glimpse at a life with nothing left to lose. Yet the flattened candy-colored cartoonish style adds a playful touch to the scene, almost as if it was imagined in the twisted mind of a child.
Are you as innocent as you think? Check out the exhibition at Stux Gallery before August 3 to find out. You'll see work from Halim Al Karim, James Busby, Sokari Douglas Camp, Miki Carmi, Steven Charles, Margaret Evangeline, Maimouna Guerresi, Akikazu Iwamoto, Anna Jóelsdóttir, Aaron Johnson, Kosyo Minchev, Shimon Okshteyn, Kathy Ruttenberg, Ruud van Empel, Barnaby Whitfield and Manabu Yamanaka.
Miki Carmi Dad 2009 Oil on canvas 72 x 57 inches 183 x 145 cm
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Akikazu Iwamoto The Father 2 2012 Acrylic on canvas 30 x 24 inches 76 x 61 cm
Kosyo Minchev Blown Skull 2004-2006 Painted Aquaresin Sculpture Edition of 5 22 x 22 x 19 inches 56 x 56 x 48 cm
Margaret Evangeline Bridesmaid 2010 Gunshot powder-coated stainless steel 46 x 46 inches 117 x 117 cm
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