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Family use of health care, United States, 1980
Published Date:February 1987
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Corporate Authors:United States, Health Care Financing Administration., Office of Research and Demonstrations. ; National Center for Health Statistics (U.S.) ;
Keywords:Delivery Of Health Care
Family Health
Family Life Surveys
Health Services
Health Surveys
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Families/Medical Care/Statistics/United States
Family/United States
Family Health/United States
Family Life Surveys/United States
Health Services/Utilization/United States
Health Surveys/United States
Hospitals/Utilization/United States
Medical Care/Utilization/Statistics/United States
Pubmed ID:10296889
Description:Information on families' use of health care in 1980 is presented in this report. The data discussed here were gathered in the national household sample of the National Medical Care Utilization and Expenditure Survey. In this sample, information was collected on health problems, health care received, expenditures for care, health insurance, and related topics throughout calendar year 1980 from approximately 6,800 families in the U.S. civilian noninstitutionalized population. (The report entirely excludes families with military heads, even if they have civilian members.) For this report, a family was initially defined as (1) two or more persons living together who were related by either blood, marriage, adoption, or a formal foster care relationship or (2) a single person living outside such relationships. But because these data were collected across an entire year, the important concept of "Longitudinal family" was developed. This concept was necessary to deaI with the fact that the composition of a family could change over time and that families could come into existence and go out of existence over time. As the data are based on this dynamic concept of families, all measures of the use of health services are calculated in annual rates. Family data are important for understanding the health care system because decisions to seek and use health care are usually family decisions, health care is usually paid for out of family resources, and family distributions for health-related variables differ from the distributions found for individuals. Data on both multi- pie-person families (families that averaged 1.5 persons or more during the year) and one-person families (families that averaged less than 1.5 persons during the year) are presented in this report. Only findings for multiple-person families, however, are addressed in this section. It is multiple-person families that are usually referred to in discussions of families by both the general public and professional social scientists. General Findings: The burden of illness in the U.S. population, as measured by poor or fair health on a scale of perceived health status, is much more widespread among families than among individuals. For example, 25 percent of families with all members under 65 years of age had a member whose health was rated fair or poor, compared with 10 percent of aH persons under 65. The completeness of health care coverage (by a pub_ lic coverage program or by private health insurance) also differed between families and individuals. Again comparing persons and families under 65 years of age, 29 percent of families had members without full-year coverage, compared with 19 percent of per- sons without such coverage.
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DMC Sports Performance
Speed – Agility – Quickness Training Classes
Each athlete is given a Speed Ranking that is determined by their strength, endurance, sprinting and jumping ability. Running technique is also assessed. Each athlete can then monitor their progress and use the ranking as a motivational tool to reach the highest ranking of Speed – Agility – Quickness!
One hour training session Recommendation: 8- 12 sessions
Jump Training Classes During this class, participants' vertical jump and ground reaction time are measured and ranked. Participants then go through flexibility, strength and jump technique training. Through a systematic progression athletes will see the link between strength and speed of movement to produce power and a BIG Jump. Each athlete can then monitor their progress and use the ranking as a motivational tool to reach the highest ranking of Vertical Jump.
One hour training session Recommendation: 8- 12 sessions
Advanced Target Jump Training Classes This unique jump training program tests an athlete's ability to jump in real sport situations like blocking a basketball shot, heading a soccer ball, catching a football or spiking a volleyball. Each athlete can then monitor their progress and focus on their weakness to reach the highest Vertical Jump in all aspects of their game.
Prerequisite: Must complete the Basic Jump Training Class.
One hour training session Recommendation: 8- 12 sessions
Transitional Rehab Program
For athletes that have been discharged from a physical therapy program within the last three months, this program provides assessments and training to prepare for returning to the sport. Under the supervision of Certified Athletic Trainers, the athlete rebuilds to previous performance levels through balance, strength, flexibility, acceleration/deceleration, jump and endurance training. Ideal for those recovering from knee, ankle, shoulder or elbow injuries.
Frequency/number of sessions is customized for each athlete.
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HERE is the cover photo (DCT).
Caption: Architectural rendering of the Discovery Channel Telescope.
Use the picture of Merav and her Old View/New View image from the .docx file that she sent us.
Caption for Merav: Professor Merav Opher speaking during the April 28th NASA TV live broadcast on the impact and results from the Voyager mission.
Caption for the image: Old and new views of the heliosheath. The red and blue spirals are the gracefully curving magnetic field lines of the orthodox models. New data from Voyager add a magnetic froth (highlighted by the insert) to the mix. Image credit: NASA (based on a model constructed by Professor Opher and her colleagues).
Also use the picture of Ken Janes from the BU website.
Caption: Professor Emeritus Kenneth Janes.
HERE and
HERE are two pictures for Liz's research. Ideally, they should go side
by side in the text.
Caption: Left: Residual X-ray image (0.3-2.0 keV band) of the central 240 kpc radius region of galaxy cluster A2052, after a model has been subtracted. An excess "sloshing spiral" is revealed, and is related to an off-axis cluster or sub-cluster merger likely billions of years in the past. Right: Temperature map of galaxy cluster A2052 with the contours of the sloshing spiral superposed. The scale bar shows T in keV. The spiral feature is significantly cooler than its surroundings.
HERE is a picture for Dan's research.
Caption: Plot of polarization percentage versus galactic longitude. The polarization is averaged across the Mimir field of view for 400+ fields. The data reveal a a modulation that is most likely caused by changing magnetic field properties in, and between, spiral arms in our galactic disk. Mimir's polarimetric sensitivity extends to distances and depths into the galactic dust that no other instrument has been able to see.
HERE is the first picture for Jackson's research.
Caption: Views of the Nessie Nebula. Top panel: Nessie as seen in the infrared at 3.6 microns (blue), 8.0 microns (green), and 24 microns (red). Second panel: the same with integrated HNC (1-0) contours, showing the excellent correspondence between HNC (1-0) emission and 8 micron extinction. Third panel: cyan crosses showing the positions of cores on the HNC (1-0) integrated intensity map. Bottom panel: the velocity field (first moment) of HNC (1-0). All the emission is within 4 km/s, demonstrating that the filament is a single coherent object.
HERE is the second picture for Jackson's research.
Caption: Near-infrared (K-band) image of the object known as G034.43+00.24 MM3 taken with the NIRC2 campera on the 10-m Keck telescope using adaptive optics. The image shows high-resolution details of the outflows in the central cluster and a previously undetectable population of distributed low-mass protostars identified by protostellar outflows around very red point sources.
HERE is the third picture for Jackson's research.
Caption: The distribution of MALT90 HNC source velocities from Year 1 (red histogram) overlaid on the 12CO spectrum from the CfA-Columbia CO survey, averaged over the same region (black histogram). The MALT90 sources show a more narrowly-peaked distribution, indicating that the regions of high-mass star formation are tightly confined to spiral arms.
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HERE are two pictures for the blazar
group's reasearch. Ideally,they should go side-by-side in the text.
Caption: Shown on the left is the brightness of the quasar 3C 454.3 as a function of time at gamma-ray, X-ray, visible red, and microwave (millimeter) wavelengths. The peaks in 2008-09 were considered to be "major" until they were dwarfed by the "mega-outburst" that occured in late 2010. The upward blue arrows at the bottom show the times when a bright "blob" passed through the stationary bright region called the "core," which lies 10-50 light-years from the black hole. Shown on the right are a time sequence of images of the "blob" and "core", where the blob is located to the left of the core. The blazar group interprets these events as the result of turbulent, high-energy, magnetized plasma flowing across one or more standing shocks that compress and heat the plasma.
HERE is the first picture for Andrew's research.
Caption: The line of sight visual extinction to more than 50,000 M dwarfs as a function of Galactic height (Z) and Galactocentric radius (R). The azimuthal direction has been compressed in this figure.
HERE is the second picture for Andrew's research.
Caption: Sloan Digital Sky Survey gri composite images of ~3000 images from Professor West's spectroscopic M dwarf sample. The images were put together to mimic the logo of the "Cool Stars 16" conference logo (credit L. Walkowicz) that took place in Seattle, WA in August 2010.
HERE is a picture for undergradute
Caption: AS102 students with the Mimir instrument on the Perkins Telescope.
HERE is another picture for undergradute
Caption: AS 102 students with Dean Sapiro in the Perkins Telescope control room, during observations with the Mimir instrument to conduct the research projects for the class.
HERE is another picture for undergradute
Caption: AS102 students in the Phoenix Airport. One group of 6 students was headed home to Boston after completing their observations. The other group of 6 students was just arriving and headed up to Flagstaff to conduct their observations.
HERE is a picture of Ned and HERE is a picture of Josh. Ideally, they should go side by side in the text.
Caption: Graduate students Josh Wing (left) and Net Douglass (right) presenting
their poster papers at the May 2011 meeting of the American Astronomical Society
in Boston, MA.
HERE is a picture of the Perkins.
Caption: The 1.8m Perkins Telescope.
HERE is a .docx file that contains 3 pictures
relating to PRISM. We will use the 2nd and 3rd pictures only.
Caption for the 2nd picture in the .docx file: The new science array for PRISM installed in the dewar.
Caption for the 3rd picture in the .docx file: First light image from PRISM with the new detector installed.


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Monday 10th - Friday 14th July 2017
This week we shared stories with our reading buddy class for the last time this year. We also had our 'moving on' assembly today. We hope everyone who came enjoyed it.
Monday 3rd - Friday 7th July 2017
We have been studying the author Anthony Browne and this week we have written a story based on one of his books 'Gorilla.' This work will be the first piece of work that our new Year 3 teacher will read - so we have tried really hard with our writing and we hope our new teacher will really enjoy the stories.
We were very lucky this week to have 2 children visit us from Sandhopper Class- Troy and Lilac.
We asked them some questions about what life was like in Year 2!
They were very articulate and answered all questions very clearly and very honestly- thank you Troy and Lilac!
Monday 26th - Friday 30th June 2017
Friday was a busy day! We said goodbye to our six beautiful butterflies. We have enjoyed their metamorphosis and it was lovely to see them fly away. It was also sports day on Friday and we had a really good afternoon of races. Well done to the winning team. Xx
Monday 19th - Friday 23rd June 2017
What a hot week!!! We have been taking it easy reading and enjoying watching the growth of our caterpillars. On Thursday we were excited as all our caterpillars had turned into chrysalides and it was time to move them into their new habitat. Very carefully Mrs Knight moved them but when they wiggled it made her jump!!! We were surprised that they were defending themselves from a predator! Now we wait for the butterflies to emerge.
Monday 12th - Friday 16th June 2017
We have been excitedly watching the growth of the vegetables in our mini allotment! Some of the pea and bean pods are so big. We are looking forward to eating them later! In English we have been writing descriptive poetry about aliens. We began by working with a partner to create descriptive noun phrases. Then we shared our ideas with each other. Last Friday we had six new members of Sandhopper Class - six baby caterpillars! They have grown so much in one week. Everyone loves studying them through the magnifying glasses.
Monday 5th - Friday 9th June 2017
We began our week learning how to sprint. There were some starting positions that helped us run faster! In Design and Technology we built winding mechanisms out of construction equipment which was great fun. We have also been performing a poem to the rest of the class in groups. The poem is called 'Do Aliens Wear Underpants?' See if you can remember how it goes.
Monday 22nd - Friday 26th May 2017
This week as part of our RE lessons we visited Wesley Church. We all sat down and were introduced to the Reverend Julia who told us some really interesting facts. She explained that she wore a cassock with sixty buttons and that she said a prayer as she did up each button! We learnt about baptisms using the font and holy communion where bread and wine is used to remember Jesus. It was fun when Julian played the organ! Some people had to cover their ears. Have a lovely half term everyone and we will see you back in school on the 5th June for the last half term in the Lower School.
Monday 15th - Friday 19th May 2017
This week we have been working hard on our multiplication and division skills. We are very proud of ourselves and then we ended our week by playing with our 'chatter boxes.' We will bring one home to try with our families. We have also had great fun going on an English spelling and grammar treasure hunt. Everyone really enjoyed the activity.
Monday 8th - Friday 12th May 2017
This week we have been practising telling the time. We have tried to recognise and then draw or make o'clock, half past, quarter past and quarter to times. We also sang 'Days of the Week' and 'Months of the Year' to help us remember.
Monday 1st - Friday 5th May
Another busy week!! We all thoroughly enjoyed our Mayday celebrations on Wednesday. The dances were lovely and some mums and dads had a go at maypole dancing at the end. We have also been working on adding amounts of money. There was a great game which we played on the computers.
Monday 24th - Friday 28th April 2017
This week in science we had the task of creating bird scarers for our mini allotments. We worked in groups to create our sculptures from a variety of shiny, noisy materials. We were pleased with the results and we are excited to see if they actually work.
Monday 17th - Friday 21st April 2017
This week we were lucky enough to have a visit from the 'Snakes Alive' team! We met "Kabul' a Royal Python and we learnt that he had 120 teeth!! "Little Dave' was a Rankins Lizard from China who lived in the sand. 'Little Toad' was a indeed a toad who moved very quickly. Then we met 'Rose' the tarantula and we saw the mattress that she spun for herself. Last of all we met a stick insect from Asia. Finally we had the opportunity to hold or stroke 'Kabul'
Monday 27th - Friday 31st March 2017
On Monday we were so excited as we were off to the Tower of London! We arrived at school early to walk down to the station. The Journey on the train was fun and we met a policeman and a police lady! Some of us tried on their handcuffs. The Tower was amazing! We met Mistress Flea who told us all about the Great Fire. Everyone agreed that the Crown Jewels were spectacular, shimmering and glinting in the lights. It was sad when it was time to come home but we were happy to have a rest on the train back to Leigh. It was a fabulous day and the weather was glorious.
Monday 20th - Friday 24th March 2017
This week we had a puzzle company visit our school. Year 2 learned all about coordinates and by the end of the session we were experts! We have also been learning about capacity in our maths lessons and the standard unit of measurement that we use. This week was exciting as finally in our Design and Technology lesson we made our fruit salads that we have been designing and thinking about. Everyone took them home and we were told that they were lovely! Xx
Monday 13th - Friday 17th March 2017
This week we went to the beach where we built our own London Town. We imagined that we were back in 1666 when the Great Fire began. The houses had to be very close together and we managed to build St Paul's Cathedral and The Tower of London. Seaweed was used to show where the Fire had spread. Then we formed a human chain and tried to put out the fire whilst singing 'London's Burning" We had great fun and the weather was beautiful.
Monday 6th - Friday 10th March 2017
We have been very healthy this week! On Monday we practised our tag rugby skills and everyone felt proud of their achievements. On Tuesday we practised using different tools to prepare fruit. We practised cutting, grating, juicing and coring. Some things were easier than others we decided. Apart from these things we have also been learning about 3D shapes, learning how to improve our writing and how to answer comprehension questions accurately.
Monday 27th February - Friday 3rd March 2017
What a busy week in Sandhopper Class!! We were transported back to the year 1666 on Monday when the Rainbow Theatre Company came to perform The Great Fire of London. Everyone had a part to play in the story. We all enjoyed the afternoon.
On Tuesday we tasted and rated different fruits in preparation for our fruit salad design. We also found that peach was the favourite fruit as 11 people liked it the best. Thursday was World Book Day and we carried out different activities as well as bringing our favourite book to school and dressing up as our favourite book character. We need the weekend to rest!!!!
Monday 20th - Friday 24th February 2017
On Tuesday we had Southend Dive School come to do some special skills with us. They will see over 2,000 children in the area and then around 200 children will be offered a place in the Dive School. We had to try and jump high with a good spring, hold our bodies in a position of strength and much much more. Everyone enjoyed the session as it was a good workout.
Monday 6th - Friday 10th February 2017
This week we have been working with money. We have recognised coins, added amounts, looked at equivalent values and even ran our own shops! Everyone has grown in confidence when working with money. Well done Sandhopper Class!
Monday 30th January Friday 3rd February 2017
This week we met the characters from Little Red Riding Hood. We had lots of questions to ask them. In drama we role played the story in groups of three. It was great fun.
Monday 23rd - Friday 27th January 2017
On Tuesday this week a group of children went to Waitrose where they learnt how to make fairy cakes. When they returned to school each person had the job of telling the rest of the class how to make them. We all had to listen very carefully and also we had to be sensible and take it in turns. Sandhopper class decided that they had done maths, English and food technology all in one lesson!
Monday 16th - Friday 20th January 2017
In our English work we have been learning about repetitive songs and poems. We learnt the rhyme London's burning and then we performed it in groups to the rest of the class. We were very proud of ourselves!
Last Saturday Lila sang with her singing group in front of many people at the Towngate Theatre in Basildon. She sang a song from the Lion King and Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. We think she is very brave and we are all so proud of her. Well done Lila!!
Beach/Underwater themed day!
Monday 9th - Friday 13th January 2017
We have been very busy since we came back to school! We have been writing poetry, carrying out science experiments, learning about the seasons in geography and learning about ordinal numbers and rounding in mathematics! Phew what a busy time!!
Thursday 6th - Friday 9th January 2017
Today we had our first gymnastics lesson. We practised balances, jumps, bunny hops along a bench and forward rolls. It was great fun!
Monday 19th - Tuesday 20th December 2016
Last Friday was our Christmas party. We had a very special visitor!!
Today we were scientists! We discussed what would happen if we melted wax and then put it into mounds. We saw that they had become hard again. Everyone had their own Lego person crayon to take home.
Monday 12th - Friday 16th December 2016
Christmas jumper day!! Everyone looked amazing and we all feel ready for Christmas now!
Monday 5th - Friday 9th December 2016
This week was very exciting as we were able to see our puppets come to life! We spent a busy afternoon cutting and sticking on all the detail. We love the finished Puppets.
Monday 28th - Friday 2nd December 2016
We have been investigating man made and natural materials this week. We have made some Christmas wrapping paper and we have walked around the school identifying natural and man made objects.
We also had decorations morning when lots of mums, dads, grandmas and grandads came to help us make some fantastic decorations. Thank you everybody for your help!
Monday 21st - Friday 25th November 2016
This week we have been planning a story where Father Christmas finds that his reindeers have the flu!! What is he going to do? We discussed ideas, adjectives, adverbs and descriptive phrases. Some people also thought of amazing similes!, We are looking forward to writing this exciting story next week.
Monday 14th - Friday 18th November 2016
We have been scientists this week testing a hypothesis about hard materials. We went on a materials hunt around the school and then set up our experiment. We wanted to see if any of the materials absorbed water. So We tested glass, metal, wood, plastic and brick. Brick was the only material that absorbed water. After our science lesson we enjoyed looking at some lovely books at the book fair.
Monday 7th - Friday 11th November 2016
This week as usual we have been very busy!! We have learnt how to make toast and then we wrote some instructions. We have also been scientists testing a hypothesis about kitchen rolls and their absorbency. In history we learned all about Neil Armstrong and the first moon landing. Phew we are ready for the weekend now!!
Monday 31st - Friday 4th November 2016
This week we have been learning about the Gunpowder Plot. We went to the beach to re-enact the story. It was great fun and the weather was beautiful!! Now we are going to be journalists and we are going to write a newspaper article reporting on the events that lead up to the capture of Guy Fawkes.
Monday 17th - Friday 21st October 2016
We have had an exciting day as we met with Atlantic 5 who are our reading buddies. We read our Egyptian stories to them and they read 'Billy's New Frock to us. We really enjoyed our time with our buddy class and we're now already looking forward to the next time.
Monday 10th - Friday 14th October 2016
This week we have been so busy again! We have been artists painting Van Gogh's 'Starry Night' and also making a featured picture of his famous piece 'Sunflowers.' In maths we have been measuring using cms. Some of us used decimetre strips to measure items and some of us used a metre stick and strips to measure how far different cars travelled having rolled down a ramp.
Monday 3rd - Friday 7th October 2016
In our Geography lessons we have been learning about Egypt. This week we went on a journey down the Nile and we carefully drew all the features and landmarks that could be seen. Then we recreated the River Nile in the classroom!
Monday 26th - Friday 30th September 2016
Another busy week! In our P.E and Science lessons we have been thinking about how important exercise is for us. We all made notes on how our bodies change while exercising.
Monday 19th - Friday 23rd September 2016
We were real artists this week! We drew a selection of fruit and then carefully used water colour paints to bring it to life. When we used the brushes we had to carefully 'stroke' the brush along the paper.
In gymnastics on Friday Lucy awarded some certificates to these children. Well done - super balancing!
Monday 12th - Friday 16th September 2016
We have had another busy week! Everyone enjoyed dressing up as a Roald Dahl character on Tuesday. In drama we role played how the Enormous Crocodile might have disguised himself. Some of the disguises were:- a door, a bowl, a statue and many more.
Monday 5th - Friday 9th September 2016
Wow what a week! We have been doing lots of work this week including English, Science, Maths and so much more. We are learning what to expect in Year 2. Today we did some gymnastics with Lucy. It was great fun!


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In part four of the offseason position rankings, we check in on the tight ends for the Detroit Lions and the rest of their NFC North rivals.
In today's edition of the NFC North Position Rankings, we'll be looking at the tight ends of the Detroit Lions and the rest of their division. This position has been the hottest in football in recent years, as teams hunt for a player like New England's Rob Gronkowski to morph their offenses.
Be sure to check in on all the previous rankings, along with all the new additions coming in the following weeks. We start in the Windy City…
4. Chicago Bears
Last season the Chicago Bears got some solid production from the veteran Zach Miller. Then Week 11 came and Miller suffered a broken foot, ending his season. It would help the team immensely if he can come back without missing a beat, especially if they want to start the season with rookie quarterback Mitchell Trubisky.
This injury caused the Bears to go with young players at the position to see if one of them could make up the production. MyCole Pruitt, Daniel Brown, and Ben Braunecker are all still with the Bears, though their roster spots don't seem to be too safe. If I had to pick one though, I would go with Brown who is almost a physical clone of Miller, just younger.
That injury is probably what lead the Bears to realize that tight end was a position of need for them this offseason. They first went…
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in the public interest for the safety and welfare of all. But what does happen is that he votes
his own self-interest as he sees it... which for the majority translates as 'Bread and Circuses'."
In Roman times, free Bread and Circuses entertained the masses. I hope you find your time
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Tuesday, September 28, 2004
The Bomb!
North Korea Has THE BOMB!
"Every Communist must grasp the truth, "Political power grows out of the barrel of a gun." Problems of War and Strategy Mao Tze-Tung, November 6, 1938, Selected Works, Vol. II, p. 224.
So North Korea has the bomb. Big surprise. Guess that's what happens when we let rogue states bully the UN, rattle their sabres, and generally ignore the requirements of the IAEA. Now what remains to be seen is how the West will deal with a new nuclear power. North Korea has always remained committed to beligerence on the Korean peninsula. The question we must ask ourselves is "Do we truly care about South Korea?" Will we allow the communist North Korea to subsume the free South? Is it still in the interest of the United States to contain the threat of communism, totalitarianism, and nuclear thuggery?
I believe it is still in our interest. The US should then be ready to do whatever is realistically possible to protect South Korea from the aggression of the North. More on that later, as it develops.
This failure in restricting weapons proliferation should also drive us to renewed efforts on another intending nuclear power, Iran. Bush has said that the US cannot allow Iran to obtain nuclear weapons. Perhaps now would be a good time to take a page from Menachem Begin's playbook. Back in 1981, which is before many of our time, Israel performed a surgical strike on Iraq's nuclear weapons plant, believing it was intended to produce nuclear weapons. Roundly condemned at the time, Israel's actions are today believed to have prevented Iraq from having nuclear weapons at the time of its invasion of Kuwait in 1990.
O'Reilly's Audience Smarter... Eh, not so much
So Bill O'Reilly says that Jon Stewart's audience on "The Daily Show" is a bunch of "stoned slackers." Well, as a committed member of Stewart's audience who is not a slacker, and has never been, nor ever intends to be, stoned, I take offense. Apparently, so did Comedy Central, Stewart's vehicle. They asked Nielson Media Research to conduct a study, a study which revealed that Stewart's viewers are more likely to have finished four years of college than those who watch The O'Reilly Factor, the purported "No Spin Zone."
Amusing. Here is the comment that started it all.
O'Reilly: "You know what's really frightening? You actually have an influence on this presidential election. That is scary, but it's true. You've got stoned slackers watching your dopey show every night and they can vote."
Stewart: "This election is going to rely on the undecided, and who is more undecided than stoned slackers? Ice cream or pretzels? Ice cream or pretzels? What's it going to be?"
Mr. Stewart you are awarded this week's "Winston Churchill Award for Most Witty Come-Back to a Stupid Comment" Mr. O'Reilly, I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul.
The funny thing through all this. I'm a conservative, and yet I watch Mr. Stewart's show with much more regularity than Mr. O'Reilly's nightly diatribes.
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Monday, September 27, 2004
The Charge of the Light Brigade
Half a league, half a league,
Half a league onward,
All in the valley of Death
Rode the six hundred.
"Forward, the Light Brigade!
"Charge for the guns!" he said:
Into the valley of Death
Rode the six hundred.
"Forward, the Light Brigade!"
Was there a man dismay'd?
Not tho' the soldier knew
Someone had blunder'd:
Their's not to make reply,
Their's not to reason why,
Their's but to do and die:
Into the valley of Death
Rode the six hundred.
Cannon to right of them,
Cannon to left of them,
Cannon in front of them
Volley'd and thunder'd;
Storm'd at with shot and shell,
Boldly they rode and well,
Into the jaws of Death,
Into the mouth of Hell
Rode the six hundred.
Flash'd all their sabres bare,
Flash'd as they turn'd in air,
Sabring the gunners there,
Charging an army, while
All the world wonder'd:
Plunged in the battery-smoke
Right thro' the line they broke;
Cossack and Russian
Reel'd from the sabre stroke
Shatter'd and sunder'd.
Then they rode back, but not
Not the six hundred.
Cannon to right of them,
Cannon to left of them,
Cannon behind them
Volley'd and thunder'd;
Storm'd at with shot and shell,
While horse and hero fell,
They that had fought so well
Came thro' the jaws of Death
Back from the mouth of Hell,
All that was left of them,
Left of six hundred.
When can their glory fade?
O the wild charge they made!
All the world wondered.
Honor the charge they made,
Honor the Light Brigade,
Noble six hundred.
Comment: Sometimes lost causes are worth it.
Sunday, September 26, 2004
Saturday, September 25, 2004
Are losing theirs and blaming it on you;
If you can trust yourself when all men doubt you,
But make allowance for their doubting too;
If you can wait and not be tired by waiting,
Or being lied about, don't deal in lies,
Or being hated, don't give way to hating,
And yet don't look too good, nor talk too wise:
If you can dream -- and not make dreams your master;
If you can think -- and not make thoughts your aim;
If you can meet with Triumph and Disaster
And treat those two imposters just the same;
If you can bear to hear the truth you've spoken
Twisted by knaves to make a trap for fools,
Or watch the things you gave your life to, broken,
And stoop and build 'em up with worn-out tools;
If you can make one heap of all your winnings
And risk it on one turn of pitch-and-toss,
And lose, and start again at your beginnings
And never breathe a word about your loss;
If you can force your heart and nerve and sinew
To serve your turn long after they are gone,
And so hold on when there is nothing in you
Except the Will which says to them: "Hold on!"
If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue,
Or walk with kings -- nor lose the common touch,
If neither foes nor loving friends can hurt you,
If all men count with you, but none too much;
If you can fill the unforgiving minute
With sixty seconds' worth of distance run --
Yours is the Earth and everything that's in it,
And -- which is more -- you'll be a Man, my son!
Friday, September 24, 2004
Mansfield: Ambivalent Theorist?
Harvey Mansfield's book Taming the Prince comes at an important point in the development of political theory. We live in a society that unthinkingly accepts the realities of realpolitik and the existence of political necessity without embracing the full implications of these theories. Following the democratic trend in Western culture, the people of many developed constitutional societies are uncomfortable with several aspects of Machiavelli's political theory. In what is perhaps a cunning example of Machiavellian subterfuge and ambivalence, Mansfield "tames" Machiavelli for the democratic era and regime. It is in this way that Mansfield preserves the essential nature of Machiavelli's prince, as applied to the modern executive, while necessarily obscuring those portions less palatable to a modern democratic tradition.
Mansfield correctly argues that Machiavelli's recognition of the necessity of executive power founded in uno solo was the watershed point in the development of the executive authority. Specifically, Machiavelli founded the belief that necessity guides a prince, ambivalence is his shelter, and he should be a single man who does more than merely carry out the law. As such, Mansfield recognizes that prior to Machiavelli's arrival on the theoretical scene there was no clear notion of the executive as we speak of it today. Mansfield gives a very detailed and studied analysis of Machiavelli's core principles, as well as the evolution of these ideas over time.
Mansfield begins by summarizing the role of the executive in political theory before Machiavelli. Ultimately he concludes that any current concept of executive authority cannot stem from such philosophers as Plato and Aristotle, as they do not speak to anything resembling the modern executive. The closest thing being Aristotle's "offices," Mansfield writes "[t]his is the part of the regimes in Aristotle's schema corresponding to the modern executive power, but his offices lack the unity at the top embodied in the single modern executive." (58)
Once Machiavelli had discovered the role of a single executive, Mansfield argues that the taming process began. This process as described by Mansfield is one by which gradually the responsibilities of the executive increased. In Machiavelli's estimation, the only true responsibilities the executive had were to continue his principality and to be bound to necessity. Once Hobbes entered the scene though, the executive gained the requirement that he protect his people from dying a violent and untimely death. This is a small departure from Machiavelli, however, Locke brings a very different responsibility to the executive. By constitutionalizing the executive, Locke necessarily constrains the executive to a set number of powers, imposing upon him certain responsibilities. To formalize the executive power completely is to rob him of his strength, but to codify at least some of his powers is necessary to prevent unchecked abuse. This is one more step along the evolutionary process of modernizing and taming the Machiavellian executive.
Proceeding on from Locke's constitutionalism, Mansfield directs the reader's attention to Montesquieu's moderation of the executive. "Montesquieu presents classical virtue, not any modern institution, as the executive power of government. This would presumably be a tame, subordinate executive if it worked at all, but would it?" (223) Montesquieu focuses on republican virtue as the power from which executive authority stems. This theory of executive as mouthpiece of the people's will or virtue ultimately completely democratizes the executive under Montesquieu. "The executive has become one partisan representative of the people—no longer is it a nonpartisan, discretionary check on legislative will, as in Locke." (246) Ultimately, Montesquieu's virtue argument does not pose the answer for Mansfield, in that it moderates the executive too much, replacing necessity and power with virtue and republican will.
Mansfield argues the executive came of age in the American Founding. Here the benefits of the previous interpretations of executive power were brought together. Constitutionalism and republicanism were balanced so that the executive has a clear role and responsibility, but can act outside it to preserve the spirit of the law. The executive serves more than his own interests, yet is independent of the people. According to Mansfield, the Founders created an energetic executive who posed little threat to liberty. "Yet if energy is not virtue, in the American Constitution energy leads to virtue." (267)
Once the executive has been firmly developed from Machiavelli, the next step is to put his advice into action. Mansfield argues that the theorists and practitioners who followed Machiavelli have correctly moderated the rougher corners of Machiavelli's prince, until we are left with the modern executive, as clearly embodied in the American president. It is in this argument that Mansfield out does Machiavelli himself. The essential nature of Machiavelli's executive is preserved in Mansfield's "tamed" ambivalent executive. Machiavelli's advice to the Medici was clearly intended as candid advice from a political observer. Because of this Machiavelli is unashamed of portraying his executive "warts and all," knowing that those reading his epistle would be in a position to appreciate that the true nature of realpolitk was meant for their eyes only. Mansfield however, is writing for a modern democratic audience, and thus cannot be as open about the necessities of executive power, so he resorts to arguing quite persuasively that one needn't worry, Machiavelli's prince has been tamed by having percolated through several centuries of political theorists.
By arguing the Machiavelli's prince has been tamed, Mansfield obscures the fact that all the ambiguity and necessity that is vital to Machiavelli's prince have been preserved for the modern executive. In doing so, he makes the Machiavellian prince not only relevant to a democratic age, but also politically feasible in such a time. So ultimately, all the executive has lost is the ability to be open about what it is he does. Mansfield shows that through the recognition of necessity the single executive can address the problems and exigencies that arise, issues to which a legislative body cannot adequately respond. But he also demonstrates that by ordering the concept of the executive within a constitutional republican system, the executive avoids the criticisms which face Machiavelli's prince.
(Originally Completed for Presidency class with Dr. Robert Stacey. R.I.P Presidency, Spring 2006.)
Sunday, September 19, 2004
Gunga Din
Gunga Din
You may talk o' gin and beer
When you're quartered safe out 'ere,
An' you're sent to penny-fights an' Aldershot it;
But when it comes to slaughter
You will do your work on water,
An' you'll lick the bloomin' boots of 'im that's got it.
Now in Injia's sunny clime,
Where I used to spend my time
A-servin' of 'Er Majesty the Queen,
Of all them blackfaced crew
The finest man I knew
Was our regimental bhisti, Gunga Din.
He was "Din! Din! Din!
You limpin' lump o' brick-dust, Gunga Din!
Hi! Slippy hitherao!
Water, get it! Panee lao!
You squidgy-nosed old idol, Gunga Din."
The uniform 'e wore
Was nothin' much before,
An' rather less than 'arf o' that be'ind,
For a piece o' twisty rag
An' a goatskin water-bag
Was all the field-equipment 'e could find.
When the sweatin' troop-train lay
In a sidin' through the day,
Where the 'eat would make your bloomin' eyebrows crawl,
We shouted "Harry By!"
Till our throats were bricky-dry,
Then we wopped 'im 'cause 'e couldn't serve us all.
It was "Din! Din! Din!
You 'eathen, where the mischief 'ave you been?
You put some juldee in it
Or I'll marrow you this minute
If you don't fill up my helmet, Gunga Din!"
'E would dot an' carry one
Till the longest day was done;
An' 'e didn't seem to know the use o' fear.
If we charged or broke or cut,
You could bet your bloomin' nut,
'E'd be waitin' fifty paces right flank rear.
With 'is mussick on 'is back,
'E would skip with our attack,
An' watch us till the bugles made "Retire",
An' for all 'is dirty 'ide
'E was white, clear white, inside
When 'e went to tend the wounded under fire!
It was "Din! Din! Din!"
With the bullets kickin' dust-spots on the green.
When the cartridges ran out,
You could hear the front-ranks shout,
"Hi! ammunition-mules an' Gunga Din!"
I shan't forgit the night
When I dropped be'ind the fight
With a bullet where my belt-plate should 'a' been.
I was chokin' mad with thirst,
An' the man that spied me first
Was our good old grinnin', gruntin' Gunga Din.
'E lifted up my 'ead,
An' he plugged me where I bled,
An' 'e guv me 'arf-a-pint o' water-green:
It was crawlin' and it stunk,
But of all the drinks I've drunk,
I'm gratefullest to one from Gunga Din.
It was "Din! Din! Din!
'Ere's a beggar with a bullet through 'is spleen;
'E's chawin' up the ground,
An' 'e's kickin' all around:
For Gawd's sake git the water, Gunga Din!"
'E carried me away
To where a dooli lay,
An' a bullet come an' drilled the beggar clean.
'E put me safe inside,
An' just before 'e died,
"I 'ope you liked your drink", sez Gunga Din.
So I'll meet 'im later on
At the place where 'e is gone --
Where it's always double drill and no canteen.
'E'll be squattin' on the coals
Givin' drink to poor damned souls,
An' I'll get a swig in hell from Gunga Din!
Yes, Din! Din! Din!
You Lazarushian-leather Gunga Din!
Though I've belted you and flayed you,
By the livin' Gawd that made you,
You're a better man than I am, Gunga Din!
Tuesday, September 07, 2004
Please Sir, Can I Have A Guitar.
Seems to me, that of all the instruments we have in chapel, guitars and drums would be the MOST Biblical. You know, tamborines and harps... God seemed to dig those. Percussion and strings. Anyway, why can't we have an electric guitar and drums? Seriously, are we going to all go to hell for making a rockin' joyful noise?
Saturday, September 04, 2004
"We showed weakness, and weak people are beaten"
I don't intend to discuss the merits of the Russo-Chechen conflict. Nor will I offer suggestions on how to resolve the situation. If you want my opinion, track me down and ask me personally.
However, I will say this. Anyone who thinks seizing a school full of over 500 children is a valid way to fight a war or influence politics is scum. Debate the line between terrorist and freedom fighter until doomsday, but those who attack helpless children deserve no such consideration. Does anyone wonder why the FBI considers kidnapping the lowest crime in the pantheon of criminal acts? Human nature innately revolts against the idea. Bastards.
Kipling on First Loves
From his first love, no matter who she be.
Oh, was there ever sailor free to choose,
That didn't settle somewhere near the sea?
Myself, it don't excite me nor amuse
To watch a pack o' shipping on the sea;
But I can understand my neighbour's views
From certain things which have occured to me.
Men must keep touch with things they used to use
To earn their living, even when they are free;
And so come back upon the least excuse --
Same as the sailor settled near the sea.
He knows he's never going on no cruise --
He knows he's done and finished with the sea;
And yet he likes to feel she's there to use --
If he should ask her -- as she used to be.
Even though she cost him all he had to lose,
Even though she made him sick to hear or see,
Still, what she left of him will mostly choose
Her skirts to sit by. How comes such to be?
Parsons in pulpits, tax-payers in pews,
Kings on your thrones, you know as well as me,
We've only one virginity to lose,
And where we lost it there our hearts will be!
- Rudyard Kipling, The Virginity
Bread and Circuses: An Introduction
"'Bread and Circuses' is the cancer of democracy, the fatal disease for which there is no cure." - Robert Anson Heinlein.
You've come to this blog because you want to know what and how I think. Whether you agree or disagree with my thoughts is irrelevant, you're still curious.
Bread and Circuses may be an odd name for a blog. Such a title seemed apropos because A: It sounds cool, and B: The concept of 'Bread and Circuses" is intrinsically linked with Roman entertainment. They were the tools of demagogues, instrumental in buying off an easily contented populace. Blogging seems to have a strong entertainment aspect to it. At the same time, there are strong aspects of demagoguery in it, albeit now a democratic demagoguery.
Everyone can have a blog, anyone can read them. Yet a common theme is that blogs elevate the opinions of the masses to an equally exalted position, without any Platonic standard of excellence. Yet the blog also presents a powerful tool to push discussion of the higher minded goals of human reason, "The Good" or "True Truth."
Anyway, I hope that this blog will provide stimulating and thought provoking material for a dialogue about philosophy and culture. Do not expect mindless "Humorous News of the Week," and do not expect to always agree with my writings, no matter what ideological pigeonhole you may find yourself reading from. Take me with a grain of salt. With that, I welcome you to my personal internet soapbox.
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Mrs. Feeny is a (presumably elderly) woman who lives across the street from Jon, Garfield and Odie. She's frequently tormented by Garfield in various ways, and as result, she's regularly calling Jon to inform of what Garfield has done---she's also been known to get revenge on Jon for what Garfield has done, such as beating up Jon badly or giving him a cake that had a land mine inside it. She occasionally gets revenge on Garfield. Although she's been mentioned a number of times over the years, she hasn't made any physical appearances in the comic strip.
She has a small dog (mentioned to be a Chihuahua in some strips), also a frequent victim of Garfield's abuse. In a comic strip from the early 2000s, Garfield comes home with a blonde wig, dentures, red high heels and pearls, all which belong to Mrs. Feeny. On March 7th of 2013, it's revealed that Mrs. Feeny also has a pet cat, who she takes on walks and also has a little outfit for it that matches the one she wears. On June 6, 2009 it is revealed that Mrs. Feeny frequently chases Garfield away with her leaf blower.
Her husband has been mentioned a few times, but hasn't made any appearances either.
- She has been mentioned 30 times.
- Liz once tried to talk Garfield into making up with Mr. Feeny and becoming friends but Garfield laughed at the idea.
- She used to have a bird named Mister Sweetywings however Garfield ate him.
List of What Garfield Has Done to her
- Paid a mouse to run up her leg
- Dug a tiger trap in her flower bed
- Paper mâchéd her chihuahua
- Gave her dog bran muffins laced with laxatives
- Had her daisy garden stomped on
- Her car window was soaked with soap into spelling out "Feeny is a Weeny" (Garfield didn't directly do it, but he paid a kid to do so)
- Mailed her a hairball for Christmas
- Her Chihuahua was painted green, shaved bald and music-playing collar stolen
- Destroyed her garden (many times)
- Her Chihuahua was duct-taped to the ceiling (Mrs. Feeny shrieked in horror when Jon told her to look up)
- Her Chihuahua was mailed away by Garfield (similar to how he aims to send Nermal to Abu Dhabi)
- He glued her Weimaraner to a bus.
- Stole her dentures
- Stole her wig, pearls and shoes.
- Sent her bloomers, her dog and her husband to a Wisconsin circus.


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Type of Company: My company provides digital production services (websites, banner ads and software) to medium-to-large corporations.
Education: BA, Psychology, College of the Holy Cross MBA, Marketing, Rochester Institute of Technology
Previous Experience: My background in marketing is in product and brand management, primarily in the cookware and kitchen appliance businesses. I worked closely with designers, advertising agencies and public relations firms to promote the products. In addition, I kept in contact with sales and retail stores to promote the features and benefits of the products. Creating communications plans and products has formed the basis for my current job.
Job Tasks: My role is to develop communication tools that describe the benefits of working with our company. From developing and managing the company's internet site, to writing case studies that explain successful projects we have completed, my role is to present the company favorably to potential clients who are looking for these services. In addition, when a potential client requests specific information, I prepare the presentations that the sales teams deliver. Finally, I manage any external advertising and public relations that we do. This can be anything from TV commercials to press releases to events.
A typical day involves a request from sales for specific information about a potential client or the draft of a presentation to be delivered to a potential new client. I have created templates that match specific industries (retail, automotive, travel) and I work from those to match the facts in the case.
Public relations involves soliciting editors and writers to conduct interviews with our key people as a way of getting our name recognized. But I also draft press releases with our public relations partner on a wide range of topics: new hires, projects released or new business won.
Finally, we are constantly developing new tools to communicate with the market. We will be launching an automated case study tool and a blog in the near future so there are regular meetings with the technology and production teams to check status and provide feedback.
At the end of the day, it's all about showing our company and our brand in the best possible light and making sure that every time we talk to a customer we are promoting our services.
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Crash: A Cabaret
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A Still Life By Chardin
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Lisson Gallery 4 minutes walk from Beverley
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Wallace Collection 16 minutes walk from Beverley
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Who Am I? - Poem by Dalia Abaza
Who am I? What do I want?
Why life seems so wrong?
Or is the wrong in me
And I just can't see
What is wrong about changing?
What is wrong about independence?
I see the world differently
I grew out of the shell I was living in
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I am lost I can't find my way back
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I don't fit any more
Don't feel it is my home
I need a new way of life
A way out of this strife
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Don't want to hurt anybody during this state
Didn't mean to push you away
But that's what I become, I can't change this way
Not the way I wanted things to end
But maybe that's the solution and what is best
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