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TWO EuroMillions lottery winners have given another £1 million to the SNP, while donations to the Labour party lag far behind the Tories with less than a year until the next General Election, new figures show.
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Scottish Conservative chief whip John Lamont's mouth working at several times the speed of his brain yet again when he says that the SNP is "clearly embarrassed" by the donations from Chris and Colin Weir. Why the hell should the SNP be "embarrassed" by large donations from decent folk like the Weirs any more than the Tories are embarrassed by massive injections of cash from the likes of Sir Michael Hintze? If the latter is perfectly legitimate, why not the former?
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There was a time when Labour politicians and activists would have sacrificed major body parts rather than be associated with the kind of people who are bankrolling the anti-independence campaign. Changed days, indeed. We now find British Labour in Scotland more than happy to serve as stooges for their Tory partners.
Jim Arnott's comment, December 16, 2013 7:24 AM
I see they have taken to airbrushing Blair McDougall's face. It does nothing to improve it however.
BOTH referendum campaigns should publish all significant donations instantly to avoid a damaging row over political finance, a senior MSP has claimed.
A MAJORITY of Scots who have a view want the pro-UK Better Together campaign to return a controversial £500,000 gift from the head of the world's largest oil trading firm.
Several weeks on, we still await answers from the No camp to several serious questions about their biggest donor, Ian Taylor of Vitol. But the ongoing furore (we're really not sure issuing the Herald with a legal threat worked out the way Mr Taylor hoped it would) over his £500,000 donation has kept attention away from the other substantial contributors to the "Better Together" campaign fund.
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I look at Ian Taylor's picture accompanying yet another article about his firm's dubious practices and I'm amused to think that this is precisely what he sought to avoid when he set his lawyers on National Collective and Wings Over Scotland. Didn't work out too well for him, did it?
Labour MSP Johann Lamont has been urged to clarify whether she agrees with a Labour MP who described donations from a Conservative supporting businessman, who has given £500,000 to the Better Together campaign, as "dirty money".
At first glance it may seem far-fetched to compare the campaign tactics of a disgraced late US President to an anti-independence campaign in Scotland. They take place in different times, different countries, and in very different political cultures.
We must admit we're quite jealous of National Collective's media management. We told Ian Taylor's lawyers to sod off over a week ago and nobody put US all over the news. But in amongst all the brou...
The first minister calls on the Better Together campaign to return the £500,000 donation it received from businessman Ian Taylor.
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The referendum belongs to the people of Scotland. It is disgraceful that Better Together is bringing it into disrepute in this way. They are showing complete contempt for the Scottish electorate.
A freedom of speech row has been ignited by a group of campaigning artists who raised questions about a oil executive's �500,000 donation to the Better Together campaign to keep Scotland in the UK.
A COMPANY involving two major donors to the pro-Union Better Together campaign has been accused of trying to shortchange a Highlands community out of millions of pounds.
What's merging is not an alternative case for the Union but a war against the limited democracy we have. The revelation that Better Together is bankrolled ('Tory to the core') by spivs, spooks and spies is maybe not surprising but it does clarify matters. All the big donors were Conservative supporters. But there's murky backers emerging all over the place. Chief amongst them are the company 'Hakluyt' (named after a 16th century author who wrote about journeys to far-off lands). According to former Director Christopher James, Hakluyt: "places an unparalleled private intelligence network at the personal disposal of senior commercial figures."
A FORMER soldier with links to MI6, a Highland laird with his own whisky distillery, a stockbroker caught up in the Barings bank collapse, and the chairman of Arsenal Football Club have emerged as some of the new big donors to the pro-Union Better...
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Labour members, voters and supporters in Scotland need to look at Better Together's paymasters and ask themselves if these are the sort of people they want to be aligned with.
Today figures released by YouGov found that 43% of Scots believe that Better Together should return its £500,000 donation from Tory donor Ian Taylor. 34% believe that they should not. These findings place even more pressure on the no campaign to answer the serious questions raised by National Collective over four weeks ago. However, we must also reflect on why political donations matter. It requires reflection on the morality vacuum at the heart of 'Better Together'.
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Willie Rennie has declared he agrees with Alistair Darling and the Tory funded anti-independence No campaign over Lord Ashdown's critical comments on Ian Taylor's £500,000 donation.
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Willie Rennie agrees with a failed former Chancellor and disagrees with his own former leader. Talk about ferrets in a sack. You couldn't make it up.
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Glasgow MSP James Dornan has become the latest politician to demand the return of a controversial donation made to the Better Together campaign by businessman Ian Taylor.
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Speaking in advance of the publication by the Treasury of an anti-independence paper on currency policy, the Scottish National Party challenged the Chief Secretary to the Treasury, Danny Alexander, over the £500,000 donation to the 'No' campaign by the president and chief executive of Vitol, Mr Ian Taylor.
Following Scottish Labour leader Johann Lamont's comment on BBC Good Morning Scotland on Friday - in which she said that she didn't know whether Labour MP and Treasury Select Committee member John Mann had described donations by Ian Taylor, president and chief executive of Vitol, as "dirty money" - SNP Westminster leader Angus Robertson has written to Ms Lamont. In a subsequent BBC Scotland interview on Friday, Ms Lamont said that the donation was "appropriate".
ALEX Salmond has weighed into the row over a £500,000 donation to the Better Together campaign by oil trader Ian Taylor, saying the "only reasonable course" was the immediate return of the cash.
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The No campaign's credibility was left in tatters this morning after the National Collective responded by attempts to bully and intimidate them, saying:
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Book Review: 'Delphi' by Michael Scott
Cities in the 8th century B.C. confronted new problems: Should we found a colony? Allow this one man to rule?
In the entryway of Apollo's temple at Delphi were written the following bits of wisdom: "Know thyself," "Nothing in excess," "Give an oath and face perdition." The last sounds obscure but is positively straightforward by comparison with a final carving: a single letter, "E." Not even Plutarch, who served as a priest of Apollo in the late first century, was certain what it meant, but he made several suggestions. Did the letter, the fifth of the alphabet, have something to do with a group of five? Or was it a trace of the first word ("EI" in Greek) used in questioning the god? Or was it a reverential cry, an exclamation at the god's very being? Plutarch seems to prefer the last, which is well-suited to this foreboding place, high on the southern slopes of Mount Parnassus and now the object of Michael Scott's judicious, measured and thorough study "Delphi: A History of the Center of the Ancient World."
By Michael Scott
Princeton, 422 pages, $29.95
The site has been inhabited since the Bronze Age, though much of what we know about it comes from relatively late sources. Works by Plutarch and Pausanias, who wrote a kind of travelogue of Greece in the second century, are especially important. But each must be handled with care, always tested against the touchstone of the archaeological remains, which have appeared apace since the French began excavating the site in the late 19th century (after, that is, they moved the town that stood on top of the ancient site down the road).
Delphi wouldn't have been much to look at in the Bronze Age or even the ninth century B.C., when it seems to have been a "local, isolated settlement." But in the early eighth century, Mr. Scott writes, it "evolved . . . into a newly reorganized community strongly connected to the sea and the powerful settlements to the south . . . and with an increasingly important regional role." This is a typical pattern for archaic Greek communities. In the ninth century, historian Robin Osborne has observed, "the Greek world was poor, small, and lacking in organization. . . . Greeks had few contacts in the wider world and no special advantages." In the eighth, however, proper political communities began to take shape. Some combination of population growth and deeper integration with the cultural and economic networks of the greater Mediterranean occasioned the development of larger, more stable and more differentiated city-states.
But most of these communities lacked an oracle. They lacked, that is, a woman who sat on a tripod and, having accepted the offerings of slaughtered animals and, perhaps, having inhaled fumes emanating from a chasm below, entered a trance and channeled the words of Apollo. It is unclear when the Delphic oracle was first consulted, but Mr. Scott plausibly suggests that it be seen in the context of this eighth-century B.C. development of city-states, which had to confront a range of problems that simpler communities mostly avoid: Should we found a colony elsewhere? Should we allow this one man to rule over us? It was in response to these questions and others, Mr. Scott says, that "the oracle at Delphi came into focus and importance." The oracle provided a "new solution" suited to the "particular and unfamiliar circumstances created by . . . social and political development."
Delphi was said to be the center of the world because it was the place where two eagles released by Zeus—one flying east, the other flying west—met. Mr. Scott shows that it earned the distinction by serving as a central player in any number of nonmythical moments in Greece's development, in no small part because Apollo's sanctuary was managed by a pan-Hellenic group called the Delphic Amphictyony, a kind of United Nations for the ancient world.
Just how this group was structured is a vexed question, but its international flavor meant that any number of communities had a stake in Delphi and, as Mr. Scott suggests, catapulted Delphi to a "new level of renown" compared to other oracles. Its prominence became especially clear during the fifth-century conflict with Persia, to which time some of the oracle's best-known prophecies date. The Athenians, for example, were told to counter the Persian onslaught by trusting in a "wooden wall," which the general Themistocles understood to mean the city's ships. After routing the Persians, in no small part because of Themistocles' skillful decoding, the victors dedicated monuments—a giant statue of Apollo and a nearly 30-foot column of carved serpents—that testified to Delphi's key position in the political and cultural life of Greece. They are long gone, but Mr. Scott, like Pausanias before him, is a handy companion to what remains—and what we can only wish was still to be seen.
This is a very fine book, but I worry that Mr. Scott's readers will go away thinking that the ancient world—particularly archaic Greece—tidier than it actually was. The bit of corporate jargon—"solutions"—that salts Mr. Scott's account of the oracle gives a flavor of the problem. He cautions us against thinking of the oracle as "an instrument simply for revealing the future" and invites us to see it as "something of a management consultant—an adviser, but one with powerful authority." "What consultation at Delphi offered," he continues, "was a chance to air a difficult decision in fresh light [and] receive extra (divine-inspired) information and direction, which, while itself necessitating further discussion, brought with it powerful authority and thus a significant push toward consensus."
Mr. Scott's rationalized account makes an error equal and opposite to those who see in oracles nothing but the most primitive sort of magical thinking. It took the work of English anthropologist E.E. Evans-Pritchard to disabuse even the staunchest philhellenes of doing just that. In 1937, Evans-Pritchard published "Witchcraft, Oracles, and Magic Among the Azande," his study of a people of central Africa who make difficult decisions by poisoning a chicken and marking its behavior. While living among them, Evans-Pritchard directed his affairs by the chicken and claimed to have "found this as satisfactory a way of running my house . . . as any other I know of." If a poisoned chicken did the trick, classicists figured, surely a woman on a tripod was no worse.
Evans-Pritchard's correction was welcome, but, as the maxim says, nothing in excess. What does Mr. Scott's management consultant say about a figure like Sophocles' Oedipus? Having killed his father, married his mother and fathered four children by her, he recalls the Delphic oracle's prediction of this doom and simply says, "These things were Apollo." The overwhelming sense of resignation and incapacity in those words gives the lie to any overly rosy—or, worse, corporate—picture of Greece, which really was a place home to gods, one of whom haunted Delphi and at times actively conspired against human flourishing. There was nothing that Oedipus could have done to avoid his fate.
Delphi now boasts over two million visitors a year, though they can no longer see the inscribed bits of wisdom, which have long since disappeared. Except, perhaps, for that mysterious E. There is now, Mr. Scott says, a walking trail through Delphi—the E4, one of 11 such trails that ramble through Europe. Is that "E" a simple abbreviation for the continent? Or, more magically, a sign of Apollo's continued presence? A trail-marker wouldn't be altogether out of place for a god who, as Heraclitus says, neither reveals nor conceals but only points the way.
—Mr. Boyle teaches at St. John's College, Annapolis.


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Wo! GO SAREK! :D Love the Jim and Amanda parallels! Nicely done.
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This is so moving- great to read a story where Sarek approves of Spock's choice. And I like your description of Jim.
More, please!
| passionfornight chapter 1 . 8/7/2009
That was good. Even though Spock is a Vulcan and therefore he doesn't expect for such things as happiness and acceptance from his father, his human side wants it. Having such acceptance is good. I liked this. It was nice to see a Spock centric fic that shows the even though he is an adult he still wants his mother. Very nice.
| Pretty.Little.Liars chapter 1 . 8/6/2009
Oh, I do hope you add more to this little universe you've dragged me into. I loved the movie, but sadly can't write this pairing, since well, the movie's pretty much all I know about the Star Trek-verse. This is a fantastic one-shot though, and I'd love to see more of these boys sometime in the future!
Again, good job!
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Inter-field variability in the microbial communities of hydrothermal vent deposits from a back-arc basin
Diverse microbial communities thrive on and in deep-sea hydrothermal vent mineral deposits. However, our understanding of the inter-field variability in these communities is poor, as limited sampling and sequencing efforts have hampered most previous studies. To explore the inter-field variability in these communities, we used barcoded pyrosequencing of the variable region 4 (V4) of the 16S rRNA gene to characterize the archaeal and bacterial communities of over 30 hydrothermal deposit samples from six vent fields located along the Eastern Lau Spreading Center. Overall, the bacterial and archaeal communities of the Eastern Lau Spreading Center are similar to other active vent deposits, with a high diversity of Epsilonproteobacteria and thermophilic Archaea. However, the archaeal and bacterial communities from the southernmost vent field, Mariner, were significantly different from the other vent fields. At Mariner, the epsilonproteobacterial genus Nautilia and the archaeal family Thermococcaceae were prevalent in most samples, while Lebetimonas and Thermofilaceae were more abundant at the other vent fields. These differences appear to be influenced in part by the unique geochemistry of the Mariner fluids resulting from active degassing of a subsurface magma chamber. These results show that microbial communities associated with hydrothermal vent deposits in back-arc basins are taxonomically similar to those from mid-ocean ridge systems, but differences in geologic processes between vent fields in a back-arc basin can influence microbial community structure.
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Life on the Edge—the Biology of Organisms Inhabiting Extreme Environments: An Introduction to the Symposium
[Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: Life persists, even under extremely harsh conditions. While the existence of extremophiles is well known, the mechanisms by which these organisms evolve, perform basic metabolic functions, reproduce, and survive under extreme physical stress are often entirely unknown. Recent technological advances in terms of both sampling and studying extremophiles have yielded new insight into their evolution, physiology and behavior, from microbes and viruses to plants to eukaryotes. The goal of the "Life on the Edge-the Biology of Organisms Inhabiting Extreme Environments" symposium was to unite researchers from taxonomically and methodologically diverse backgrounds to highlight new advances in extremophile biology. Common themes and new insight that emerged from the symposium included the important role of symbiotic associations, the continued challenges associated with sampling and studying extremophiles and the important role these organisms play in terms of studying climate change. As we continue to explore our planet, especially in difficult to reach areas from the poles to the deep sea, we expect to continue to discover new and extreme circumstances under which life can persist.
- "Advances in culturing approaches (e.g., for review, Stetter 1999 among others) have resulted in many new descriptions, continuing to challenge our understanding of extremophiles and biological processes never previously detected at deep-sea vents (e.g., Reysenbach et al. 2000Reysenbach et al. , 2006 Slobodkin et al. 2013). High-throughput sequencing technologies and metagenomics have revealed differences in the microbial communities within and between vent fields on a global scale which appear to be driven in part by differences in vent fluid composition, including pH (Flores et al. , 2012). Anna-Louise Reysenbach's oral contribution to the symposium discussed how metagenomics could be utilized to investigate metabolic pathways used by archaeal and bacterial extremophiles and to look for indicators as to how the physical environment impacts community assembly from a genomic perspective. "
Characterization of Chemosynthetic Microbial Mats Associated with Intertidal Hydrothermal Sulfur Vents in White Point, San Pedro, CA, USA
[Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: The shallow-sea hydrothermal vents at White Point (WP) in Palos Verdes on the southern California coast support microbial mats and provide easily accessed settings in which to study chemolithoautotrophic sulfur cycling. Previous studies have cultured sulfur-oxidizing bacteria from the WP mats; however, almost nothing is known about the in situ diversity and activity of the microorganisms in these habitats. We studied the diversity, micron-scale spatial associations and metabolic activity of the mat community via sequence analysis of 16S rRNA and aprA genes, fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) microscopy and sulfate reduction rate (SRR) measurements. Sequence analysis revealed a diverse group of bacteria, dominated by sulfur cycling gamma-, epsilon-, and deltaproteobacterial lineages such as Marithrix, Sulfurovum, and Desulfuromusa. FISH microscopy suggests a close physical association between sulfur-oxidizing and sulfur-reducing genotypes, while radiotracer studies showed low, but detectable, SRR. Comparative 16S rRNA gene sequence analyses indicate the WP sulfur vent microbial mat community is similar, but distinct from other hydrothermal vent communities representing a range of biotopes and lithologic settings. These findings suggest a complete biological sulfur cycle is operating in the WP mat ecosystem mediated by diverse bacterial lineages, with some similarity with deep-sea hydrothermal vent communities.
- "The reduced statistical power may have also reduced our ability to discern differences between and among hydrothermal systems (e.g., shallow vs. deep vents where we expected to observe greater differences due to the differences in temperature, pressure, light and geochemistry). Some recent studies have utilized a greater sampling effort to examine variability in deep-sea vent communities and found both intraand inter-field variability in communities potentially driven by large scale differences in geological and geochemical processes, while in other comparisons, communities were indistinguishable (Flores et al., 2011Flores et al., , 2012). Ongoing work in the WP vent system will address this issue of biogeographic variation (Roussos et al., unpublished). "
Microbial diversity in shallow‐water hydrothermal sediments of Kueishan Island, Taiwan as revealed by pyrosequencing
[Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: Kueishan Island is a young volcanic island in the southernmost edge of the Okinawa Trough in the northeastern part of Taiwan. A cluster of hydrothermal vents is located off the southeastern tip of the Island at water depths between 10 and 80 m. This paper presents the results of the first study on the microbial communities in bottom sediments collected from the shallow-water hydrothermal vents of Kueishan Island. Small-subunit ribosomal RNA gene-based high-throughput 454 pyrosequencing was used to characterize the assemblages of bacteria, archaea, and small eukaryotes in sediment samples collected at various distances from the hydrothermal vents. Sediment from the vent area contained the highest diversity of archaea and the lowest diversity of bacteria and small eukaryotes. Epsilonproteobacteria were the most abundant group in the vent sediment, but their abundance decreased with increasing distance from the vent area. Most Epsilonproteobacteria belonged to the mesophilic chemolithoautotrophic genera Sulfurovum and Sulfurimonas. Recent reports on these two genera have come from deep-sea hydrothermal vents. Conversely, the relative contribution of Gammaproteobacteria to the bacterial community increased with increasing distance from the vent area. Our study revealed the contrasting effects of venting on the benthic bacterial and archaeal communities, and showed that the sediments of the shallow-waters hydrothermal vents were dominated by chemoautotrophic bacteria. The present work broadens our knowledge on microbial diversity in shallow-water hydrothermal vent habitats. © 2015 WILEY-VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim.
- "Small-subunit ribosomal RNA (SSU rRNA) genes were used as marker genes to reconstruct the community structure of bacteria, archaea, and small eukaryotes by high-throughput 454 pyrosequencing [10]. In recent years, this approach has been used successfully to study microbial assemblages in surface oceans [11, 12] and deep-sea HTVs13141516. "
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another bigotted country in this benighted continent that persecutes while wanting handouts
Wow they sure are fast to take out a gay couple for getting married..
Too bad they seem extremely relaxed regarding REAL crimes, I guess its easier to go after a gay couple than it is say a murderer?
Bigotry served on a silver plate.
If you could just do this for stupid people like me it would be helpful thank you.
Landlocked country in southeast Africa, that was formerly known as Nyasaland. It is bordered by Zambia to the northwest, Tanzania to the northeast, and it borders Mozambique on the east, south and west. The country is separated from Tanzania and Mozambique by Lake Malawi. Its size is over 118,000 km with an estimated population of more than 13,900,000. Its capital is Lilongwe, the biggest city is Blantyre. The name Malawi comes from the Maravi, an old name of the Nyanja people that inhabit the area.
Malawi was first settled during the 10th century and remained under native rule until 1891 when it was colonised by the British, who ruled the country until 1964. Upon gaining independence it became a single-party state under the presidency of Hastings Banda, who remained president until 1994, when he was ousted from power. Bingu Mutharika, elected in 2004, is the current president. Malawi has a democratic, multi-party government. Malawi has a small military force that includes an army, a navy and an air wing. Malawi's foreign policy is pro-Western and includes positive diplomatic relations with most countries and participation in several international organisations
Malawi is among the world's least developed and most densely populated countries. The economy is heavily based in agriculture, with a largely rural population. The Malawian government depends heavily on outside aid to meet development needs.
I think it is time for countries like this with homophobic laws and a reliance on aid to see their aid made conditional on human rights improvements, including those of LGBT people.
Good luck to these trail-blazing heroes.
I hope Madonna steps in and adopts them.
We must introduce sanctions against nations which practice gay hatred such as Malawi, Iran and Zimbabwe – an embargo on all tourism or trade and the withdrawal of foreign aid until they lift their hideous state sponsored repression of their gay communities. We can all start today by boycotting any goods from these countries and never visiting them, and encouraging all our families, friends and work colleagues to do likewise.
We should cut off all tourism industry ties and severe all aid with these backward countries. In my opinion, they dileberately chose to be backward, and thus, they suffer with a bad economy and poverty.
Evolve or die. We need to stop the handouts.
I dont want to upset my British comrades on here but everywhere the British colonised, homosexuality was banned. Look at South America, the only country still with laws against homosexuality is Guyana. Guess who was the colonial power there?
I think that what is happening in Africa is that the evangelicals are so 'losing' in the Old World that they are operating bigtime in the New World. Thus the African churches and regimes violence and discrimination against its gay citizens. Also, African leaders are mostly heterosexual males and they are very much against women and gay rights because they will start to lose the battle for social and political power. Long live the revolution because unless the violence, greed and dsestruction of the heterosexual male can be lessened , the planet is doomed. We had 'The Womens' Social and Political Union ' but now we need 'The Anyone Accept Straight Males Political and Social Union' to have world freedom and a decent planet to live on!
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In 1997, working a security job, Mark was struck on the head with a sledge hammer. It left him with a debilitating case of epilepsy, as well as many other health issues.
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Excellent care. He spends as much time as you need to explain your care plan and to assess. He does this for every patient. So the wait time can be a little longer than I like. One year Cancer free and I only want follow up with him. I have changed my insurance so that I can continue with him and his office staff. His staff treats you like family.
I highly recommend Dr. Munoz. He is a very caring doctor and will spend the time with you that you need. He is very approachable and easy to talk to and I believe he has his patients best interest at heart.
In my opinion, BEWARE, Do not go to see Alan Munoz, MD and/or Dr. Alan Munoz, or have, Alan Munoz, MD or Dr. Alan Munoz be your OB/Gyn or your OB/Gyn Oncologist because in my opinion he is a piece of crap and in my opinion he did not tell me the truth or state the truth when he performed my surgery for removal of a benign fibroid on my uterus. And, although I sued Alan Munoz, MD and/or Dr. Alan Munoz and I demonstrated that my right Ureter was SEVERED by him during my operation, and I had to undergo months of recovery due to this injury, the jury found that this was not medical malpractice under the law. Furthermore, because my attorney did not properly plead certain actions that could have been brought against him, I wasnât able to sue Alan Munoz, MD and/or Dr. Alan Munoz for removing my ovaries and my tubes without my final consent and leaving me without ability to bear children. Therefore, if you have the need to go to someone who is an OB/Gyn or an OB/Gyn Oncologist do NOT go to Alan Munoz, MD and/or Dr. Alan Munoz. And if you have any questions about what Alan Munoz, MD and/or Dr. Alan Munoz did to me, go onto the Dallas county District Court website and search his name.
I have always been afraid to go to doctors but Dr. Munoz made me feel very comfortable right away. I would recommend him to anyone. I love his caring, loving attitude. God was definitely looking out for me when I was referred to Dr. Munoz. He will always have a special place in my heart and my family's as well. The wait in the office is well worth it since he will take the time to talk with you and answer any questions that you have. He is also a take action now Dr. You cannot go wrong with Dr. Munoz
Dr. Munoz was very condescending during his review of my biopsy results. He was not prepared at my appointment. He read the results in front of me and was not familar bio-indentical hormones.
As for the Dr, he is top knotch. Most of the staff is great also. Although there are a few that could work on treaing people like humans and not a number. Overall it is a good office! I have thought about looking elsewhere because of staff issues, but I trust Dr Munoz too much. You will sometimes find that a praticular nurse is listening to you, but not quite hearing you. She tends to over talk you or brush you off. I think its because she has lost touch with the patients. Maybe been in the industry a little too long... You will figure out who I'm talking about quickly.
Dr. Munoz is eccentric, which is okay if the result is great patient care. Instead, I felt that as complex as my surgery was, I was given very minimal pre and post surgical time. My questions were barely answered, his dimeanor was questionable, and the results of my surgical report are so highly incompatable with the results of subsequent scans that I have serious doubts that the surgical report was accurate. I have had other physicians and radiologists call him that totally disagree with his surgical report. He may be a genius in his field, but a flawed one, as the genius I saw was a bizarre individual who was no longer in his prime.
I was very scared and he was very calming and talked in terms I could understand
I absolutely love Dr. Munoz and his staff (especially the chemo nurses-Stephanie & Michelle). Waiting can be irritating. Not bad forchemo bloodwork, but waiting for Munoz can be incredibly long if his rounds take longer than anticipated (I waited for 1.5-2 hours!). Buythat is the only negative. Staff bends over backwards to comply with your schedule. Overall, I would highly recommend Dr. Munoz and his staff!
It is true that sometimes we, his patients, will wait 30, 40, 60 minutes. Why, well some patients who are recently out of surgery may need more time than those who are in for a 3-year checkup. He gives you the time you need without feeling rushed.
Dr Munoz is not only a miracle worker, but the most caring doctor that you could ever ask for. He saved my life, and I am grateful to him every day.
Great doctor & everyone loves him (including me)but the hour wait every time (on more than 2 occations) & lack of follow-up by his nurse (for lab results and rx fills) is very bad. I've finally decided that the staffing problem is not worth the frustration to go there anymore. I think the nurse rides on the reputation of the doctor because they can get away w/it (which was the only reason I continued to put up with it as long as I did).
Dr. Munoz combines intellectual brainpower, genuine caring and incredible surgical talent into one. As a cancer patient, one of the first lessons you learn is patience, so waiting in the office for your appointment is sometimes unavoidable...and if you chat with Cindy, his friendly receptionist, often you discover that Dr. Munoz has been called into a last-minute surgery to save someone's life, because he is simply the best at what he does. We "Chemo Sisters" in his infusion room often discuss this...we can tell who the new patients are because they don't understand the need to wait an extra few minutes. But if you're Dr. Munoz's patient, he is going to spend the extra time with you to answer all your questions. After all, you don't want him rushing through your surgery, right? No wonder he's been voted a Texas Super Doctor numerous times. And his staff will bend over backwards for you; you'll quickly be on a first-name basis with all of them. They ALL care about you. In short, you'll be fortunate to be a patient of this office.
Dr. Munoz saved my life - I would not be here today if it were not for him. He is a miracle worker, and the nicest, most caring doctor that you could ever ask for.
He is the best doctor ever with a wonderful bed side manner. He has saved so many lives of people that I know including my own, I always tell him that his hands are gifted by God. If they were giving awards for the Best doctor of the YEAR. He would get it hands down. When you get with Dr. Munoz you have no more worries, because he will take the best care of you as he can. He is an excellent Cancer doctor and views you as a whole person not just your illness. I had beginning stages of uterine cancer and didn't even know it. My gynogolist had no idea. Dr. Munoz found it and saved my life. He will always be special to me. He will spend as much with you as you need.Your Luck will be all good in Dr. Munoz's hands.
Dr Munoz is very good with patients and I recommend him to anyone facing cancer surgery. He spends time answering questions and offers suggestions for treatments depending on special circumstances. I highly recommend Dr. Munoz for women facing cancer surgery.
very caring md and would recommend him to anyone who is facing a serious illness
He is so comforting and helpful when you don't understand all of the things your body are going through when being diagnosed with cancer. His staff is awesome and so very loving!!! I know why he is voted best in his field by his peers.


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This suggests that the amount of gold held by the Bank of England should be significantly greater than the 5,738 tonnes declared, particularly when bullion bank deposits within that total are accounted for. And if Austria's 80% in London is anything to go by, despite the obvious convenience of the rival Zurich market on her doorstep, the custody figure should be closer to 11,500 tonnes.
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