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In Inventory, is there a way to add new software manually, for tracking licensing?
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Oct 28, 2011 at 10:54 UTC
Best way is to rescan the device from inventory.
Oct 28, 2011 at 11:02 UTC
It'd also be a good feature request. I could actually use something manual as I have to keep up with software licenses that can't be scanned, such as toolboxes for Matlab - Spiceworks can only see Matlab itself.
Oct 28, 2011 at 11:57 UTC
Thanks for the input folks. We're just now implementing Spiceworks, and have a lot of software documentation we'd like to key in (software, license keys, etc). Scans have not completely inventoried all of it.
Oct 28, 2011 at 11:58 UTC
Make sure you work through any scan errors and you should get a complete inventory.
Oct 28, 2011 at 12:52 UTC
Thanks Justin. I'll take a look at that angle. What about documentation we have, that is just in spreadsheets, etc? We don't currently have a dba to import anything to the database. Any other ways to do this manually?
Oct 28, 2011 at 1:02 UTC
You don't normally interact directly with the database. You can attach documents to inventory items. Once software is in inventory (by way of being scanned on a machine) you can add license details to it.
Oct 28, 2011 at 1:06 UTC
Thanks again, for all your help folks. Justin, thanks helping me sort this out. Appreciate it.
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This is by far the most heartwarming news coming out from Myanmar in a long time. Following yesterday's tragic events when fresh clashes between Muslims and Buddhists erupted in the Myanmar's northern city of Lashio, the army finally decided to intervene and almost 1,000 Muslims were taken to a Buddhist Monastery in the city.
There the terrified displaced minority was provided food, water and shelter by Buddhist monks. This is the best example of compassion and humanity as lately there were only reports of clashes and bloodshed between the two communities. The acceptance shown by the Buddhists of Lashio is proof of the fact that no religion and its followers must be tagged with words like terrorism and violence. If there are Buddhists who are involved in hate-mongering and genocide of Muslims in Myanmar then there are also these monks, who despite the situation in their country, went against the odds and offered aid and support to the displaced people.
Buddhist mobs armed with sticks and machetes burned Muslim homes and mosques. Almost a thousand people were displaced from their homes. When fears of further violence began to surface, the Muslims were taken to safer abodes with the help of the army. The violence in Lashio was reportedly initiated after rumors spread about a Muslim man setting a Buddhist woman on fire. Though the incident was not confirmed by any authorities, riots nevertheless erupted which resulted in further chaos and hostility.
Things started getting uglier last year in the country when violent riots broke out in Rakhine State between Arakanese Buddhists and Rohingya Muslims which caused bloodshed and displaced 125,000 people.
In the picture above, a Muslim religious leader speaks to Muslims at the monastery in Lashio Township. People who have been forced to leave their homes and livelihood are in a state of shock. Not only have they been deprived of basic necessities, they have also been exposed to death and destruction in their own country.
This is the second most serious incident of sectarian violence in Myanmar. Earlier in April, Human Rights Watch, an international non-governmental human rights organization released satellite images of Meiktila, a city in central Myanmar. More than eight hundred houses have been burnt down during the ongoing unrest between Buddhists and the Muslim minority.
Religious Affairs Minister San Sint also delivered a speech to the displaced families in the monastery. The people in the monastery were asked to remain calm and were assured that things would get better for them once the security situation of the city was restored. But then again, with the constantly deteriorating circumstances of the country, can the Muslims of Myanmar rely on the claims?

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In what many people interpreted as an effort to lay even greater responsibility at the feet of the New Democrats, the succeeding Liberal administration sold the three Cats in 2003 for a total of less than $20 million—that was a $440-million tax-funded loss. (Washington describes the whole affair as "politics as blood sport.") On the bright side, though, the Liberals sold the ferries to…the Washington Marine Group (as Seaspan was then known). The Washingtons later flipped the ferries to a buyer in the United Arab Emirates, for an undisclosed sum.Report Typo/Error
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Pennsylvania Dutch Style Green Beans
Recipe by Donna
This is now my favorite green bean casserole. I used to always make the good old favorite with the mushroom soup and fried onions on top. This is always a hit at our family holiday get togethers.
Top Review by muffinlady
extremely good recipe. I can see why it would have to be doubled for family gatherings. I ate more green beans than usual. Definatly a keeper of a recipe. I probably may have liked better If I had used frozen green beans. All I had was canned. Next time I think I would use 1 Tbs. of brown sugar I like the tartness of vinegar and It was too sweet for me. UPDATE: used 1 strip bacon, 1/2 teaspoon dry mustard and brown sugar not sure over 1 Tbs. but just tossed in some more. the extra dry mustard cut the sweetness so I used the larger amount of brown sugarUPDATE TO THE UPDATE Made for dinner party everyone loved. and recipe request from woman who wants to make for her family gatherings.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 3 strips bacon
- 1⁄4 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄4 teaspoon dry mustard
- 1 -2 tablespoon brown sugar (I use 2, give it a nice sweet & sour flavor)
- 1 hard-boiled egg, sliced
- 1 small onion, sliced
- 2 teaspoons cornstarch
- 1 can green beans
- 1 tablespoon vinegar
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- Fry bacon to crisp, crumble.
- Leave 2 tbls drippings& brown onion lightly.
- Stir in cornstarch, salt& dry mustard.
- Drain beans, reserving 1/2 cup liquid.
- Stir liquid into skillet& cook, stirring until it starts to boil.
- Blend in brown sugar& vinegar.
- Add bean and heat through.
- Garnish with crumbled bacon& sliced egg.
- (I always double this recipe for family gatherings, if not, it will never be enough).


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CEDAR FALLS, Iowa (AP) -- Jordan Eglseder had game highs of 28 points and nine rebounds to lead Northern Iowa past Wyoming 72-54 on Wednesday night.
Ali Farokhmanesh scored 15, all on 3-pointers, and Kerwin Dunham added 10 points for the Panthers (9-1), who won their eighth in a row.
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By: Arthur Berry and Spencer Lewis
Poem Connecting to Harrison Bergeron:
Speak UP by Teri Hopkins
When you take a stand and say what you choose,
Without hesitation, or being confused,
Not holding a fear of what others may say,
But to say what you mean in every way,
It liberates your soul, by setting you free,
No longer a prisoner of insecurity,
But a teacher to others who sometimes hold back,
By seeing in you the strength that they lack,
Releases their fears and doubts that they hold,
And helps them now see its ok to speak bold,
Just do it with dignity, kindness and love,
Give all of your fears to our friends up above,
Don't compromise yourself to collude with the rest,
Speak truth in your words and remain at your best,
If others don't like the control that they lack,
Because of your strength to speak truth and talk back,
Let that be their issue, don't lose who you are,
Keep making that stand and you're sure to go far.
We all have the right to express our beliefs,
Our ideas, opinions, happiness and grief,
But we must allow others to do just the same,
Respect them and their wishes without drama and pain.
To allow them to shame you or belittle your voice,
Says "It's ok, I don't mind" like you don't have a choice,
And the more you keep quiet, the more they control,
Giving up who you are so that they can feel whole.
It just doesn't make sense to allow this to be,
I'm no better than you, but you're no better than me.
So keep trying hard to find that strength deep within,
And let old habits go, so new ones can begin.
Pictures of the annotations for this poem are below:
Current Event connecting to the short story and poem:
The current event selected here to connect to the short story, Harrison Bergeron, and the poem, Speak Up, deals with the ongoing anti-government protests taking place in Venezuela. Due to the increasing crime rate and crumbling economy, many protesters have taken to the streets to protest against the Venezuelan government. Most of these protesters are university students who are concerned with the current conditions of their country. Like Harrison Bergeron in the short story Harrison Bergeron, these university students and other protesters feel the need to take a stand and act upon their beliefs. Though Harrison Bergeron protested the government in his own way of dancing on television while he was a fugitive, these Venezuelan protesters have turned to violent means in order for their voice to be heard. It also seems as if these protesters have listened closely to the words written in the poem titled Speak Up. This poem discusses the importance of standing up and talking out for your beliefs while also encouraging others to do the same in the process.Similar to Harrison Bergeron, the protesters have decided to listen to the words discussed in Speak Up. Theywant their voices to be heard despite what any government says they can or can not do and will continue to speak and act out their beliefs in an appropriate manner .
The poem Speak Up, the short story Harrison Bergeron, the world event in Venezuela, and the book Fahrenheit 451 are all connected. each one focuses on events which the government suppresses the people and they are all stories of people taking a stand for what they think is right. In Fahrenheit 451, Guy Montag realizes that their society might not be as perfect as previously believed. This is shown in Harrison Bergeron, when Harrison realizes that his society is messed up and that maybe equality is not they best thing. Both of these stories show men of action who do not passively stand by when they know what is wrong with the world. The poem Speak Up emphasizes on individuality and thinking for yourself. This is portrayed in Fahrenheit 451 when Montag sees the woman kill herself in her house with her books. This teaches Montag to think for himself and be his own individual person because the government might not always be right. The protesters in Venezuela where feed up with not being heard so they had to move on to more violent means of protest. This is exemplified in Fahrenheit 451 when Montag kills Beatty, his fireman captain. Beatty didn't take Montag seriously so the only way to get his point across to everyone that he is serious was to burn Beatty to death. The moral of all of these stories is to think for yourself and to go to any lengths to get what is right.


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At the Intersection of Neuroscience, Medicine, and Society…
"The study of the causes of things must be
preceded by the study of things caused"
Hughlings Jackson, 1875
The past 10 years have borne witness to an accelerated pace of neuroscientific advancement, due in part to both 1) expansion within its constituent disciplines, and 2) the conjoinment of new disciplines, within both the sciences and humanities. At present, neuroscience is being increasingly employed to explore the basis of consciousness, cognition, emotion and behavior, and its techniques, technologies and knowledge are rapidly being translated into medical and social contexts to diagnose and treat neurological and psychiatric conditions, and to examine – and affect – decision-making, values, norms, mores, relationships, and the human condition at-large.
While neuroscience provides viable tools and information that can be applied – and of obvious benefit – to medicine, daily life and public health, public awareness of neuroscientific progress has also fostered more widespread anticipation, concern and anxiety about the ethical issues that such advances might incur. To be sure, numerous challenges lie at the intersection of neuroscience and society, and the field of neuroethics is dedicated to studies and applications of both 1) the neurological mechanisms of human ecology, morality and ethics, and 2) the ethical and social issues arising in and from neuroscientific research and its uses.
The Neuroethics Studies Program
It is in this light that the Neuroethics Studies Program of the Pellegrino Center for Clinical Bioethics serves as a resource and nexus for addressing the issues, questions, problems and resolutions fostered by applications of neuroscience in medicine, and public life and health upon the global stage.
Neuroethics Studies Program Brochure
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Toward these ends, the Neuroethics Studies Program is dedicated to:
- Defining the pace and extent of neuroscientific developments, through assessment of actual capabilities, limitations and potential de-limitations of current – and near future – techniques and tools in research and various clinical and societal applications;
- Identifying, explicating and addressing those ethical problems arising from the use of neuroscientific approaches in medicine to study, affect, and in some cases alter the human condition, human predicament and/or human being;
- Evaluating and improving existing ethical systems, and developing ethical approaches to analyze, guide and govern the use of neuroscience and neurotechnology in medicine in an ever more pluralist world-culture;
- Providing neuroethics education and training to students and professionals in medicine, the sciences, humanities and liberal studies, and affording outreach to the general public and the media;
- Creating a resource and forum for scholarship and dialectical evaluation of neuroethical issues, questions and possible resolutions, through collaboration with visiting scholars, faculty and other institutions.
International Cooperation
The Neuroethics Studies Program cooperates with the Human Science Center (Humanwissenschaftliches Zentrum; HWZ) of the Ludwig-Maximilians University (LMU), Munich Germany. LMU is renowned as a Center of Academic Excellence in Germany that is dedicated to state-of-the-art neuroscientific research and treatment, and maintains a strong inter-disciplinary focus upon ethics and biomedical humanities. Thus, HWZ/LMU stands well-poised for multi-center interaction with other German Universities and academic research and technology centers worldwide. This establishes the Neuroethics Studies Program as part of a larger network of scholarship, and provides opportunities to engage specific programs with cohort institutions.
James Giordano, PhD, MPhil
Chief, Neuroethics Studies Program, and Scholar-in-Residence, Pellegrino Center for Clinical Bioethics
Professor, Department of Neurology, Georgetown University Medical Center, Washington, DC, USA
Clark Fellow in Neurosciences and Ethics; Human Science Center, Ludwig-Maximilians' Universität, Munich, Germany
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Katherine Shats, BS, LLB, LLM; Researcher
- "Brain science in global health, and global health law and policy"
Rachel Wurzman, PhD; Researcher
- "Neurobiology of - and neuroethical issues in diagnosing and treating - neuropsychiatric spectrum disorders";
- "Neuroscience fiction and neuroethical obligations in the representation of brain science"
Current Visiting Scholars and Students
Faisal Akram, MB, BS
"Constructing a New Paradigm in Preventive Psychiatry: Role of RDoC, Neuroimaging Data Repositories and Neuroethics"
Christelle Khadra, RN, MSc, PhD(c)
"Development of a contemporary neuroethical model for pediatric pain research through the lens of neurophilosophy" ; PhD(c) at University of Montreal: "Effect of virtual reality on pain and anxiety in young children with burn injuries"
Douglas McAdams, MD
"Neuroethics: definitions and applications in clinical neurology"
Nina Zeldes, PhD(c)
"Between Biomedicines – Negotiating Expectations and Cultural Beliefs on Healthcare among German, Japanese and Indian Expatriates in the USA"
Prior Visiting Scholars and Students
2015 Visiting Scholar
Yasmeen Alhasawi, PhD(c)
"Changing constructs of potentiality and identity in deaf individuals influenced by progressive developments in hearing-enabling neurotechnology"
2014 Visiting Scholar
Christian Carrozzo, MA
"Developments in neuroscience and ontologic values in neuroethics"
2014 Visiting Scholar
Koji Tachibana, PhD
"Neuroethical issues in use of decision-neurofeedback (Dec-NeF) as an approach to bioenhancement of moral cognition and action"
2014 Visiting Scholar
Samuel Velasquez, PhD(c)
"Philosophical and phenomenological perspectives of deep brain stimulation"
2014 Visiting Scholar
Lucy Botero, MD
"From the philosophy of medicine to a practical, clinical neuroethics"
2014 Visiting Scholar
Timothy Brindley, JD
"Neuroscientific and neurotechnologic international intellectual property rights and bioeconomic power"
2014 Visiting Scholar
Christine Fitzpatrick, MA
"Neuroscience, neurotechnology and neuroethics: Changing concepts and conceptualizations of finitude"
2014 Visiting Scholar
David Friedman, JD
"Neuroscientific and neurologic data pre- and post-mortem: Neuroethics, rights, and wrongs.
2014 Visiting Scholar
Joshua Harris, MA
"The Brain~mind in literature and culture: Historical, philosophical and ethical meanings and constructs for 21st Century society."
2014 Visiting Scholar
Lucia Galvagni, PhD
"Ideals, identities and narratives in neuroethical discourses of enhancement"
2014 Visiting Scholar
Karen Herrera Ferrá, MD
"Neuroprevention? Defining neuroethical issues in the use of neurotechnology to mitigate recurrent violent crime in youths."
2014 Visiting Scholar
Elisabetta Lanzilao, MA
"Cosmopolitan-communitarian perspectives, orientations and models in neuroethics"
2014 Visiting Scholar
Braden O'Shaughnessy
"Neurotechnology and neuroethical issues in chronic pain management"
2014 Visiting Scholar
Monika Schnabel
"Defining the opportunity and problem domains of deep brain stimulation research and practice: A qualitative and quantitative modeling approach to neuroethical analysis"
2013 Visiting Scholar
P. Justin Rossi
"Technical, economic and policy issues in Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) for Tourette's Syndrome - neuroethical concerns and apporaches"
2013 Visiting Scholar
Hannah Joharchi, PhD (c)
"Neurotechnology, neurodiversity and ontology within the Deaf community - a neuroethical perspective"
2013 Visiting Scholar
Anthony Schiavo
"Light sensitive polymer nanoparticles - technical and ethical considerations for responsible use in neuroscience"
2013 Visiting Scholar
Anvita Kulkarni
"Greater than its sum: Scientific convergence in neuroscience and its applications in predictive analysis for national security"
2013 Scholar
Danielle DeBacker, MA
"Indwelling brain stimulation: clinical, and ethico-legal issues and advancements"
2008 Visiting Scholar
Colin Higgins
"The serotonin 5-HT3 receptor: Structure, functions and neuroethical implications for pharmacotherapeutics"
2008 Visiting Scholar
Brian Wermcrantz
"Systems' complexity in brain and emergent properties of mind: Merleau-Ponty redux"
2008 Visiting Scholar
Jolie Hoppe
"Use of propranolol and novel beta-blockers to mitigate PTSD in military personnel"
2008 Visiting Scholar
Liana Stec
"Involuntary psychiatric commitment: Ethical, legal and practical considerations"
2008 Visiting Scholar
Katie Lee
"Role of transcendence in bridging brain science and religion"
2008 Visiting Scholar
Roland Benedikter, PhD, DPhil
"Toward a neuroethics of meaning: Society and cultural implications of brain science"
2008 Visiting Scholar
Lindsay Moore
"Contemporary neuroscience: Informing educational policy and guidelines"
2008 Visiting Scholar
Adam James
"Manipulating memories: Treatment, enhancement and the ethics of existential loss and gain"
2007 Visiting Scholar
Anne Benvenuti, Ph.D.
"Toward an integration of the neural and the phenomenal in transcendent experiences"
2007 Visiting Scholar
Jill Kaspar
"Assessment of the objective and subjective dimensions of chronic pain: A mixed methods' empirical, and philosophical study"
2007 Visiting Scholar
Josh Lindgren
"Pain, suffering and a Heideggerian notion of the person as event: Implications for the moral obligations of neurology and psychiatry"
2007 Visiting Scholar
Katia Braga, MA
"Comparative analysis of the history and philosophical basis of medical ethics in Brazil and the United States"
2006 Visiting Scholar
Richard Cox, Ph.D., M.D, D.Min.
"Toward a consilience of neuroscience and education"
2006 Visiting Scholar
Hans Werner Ingensiep, Ph.D., D.Phil.
"The concept of the 'human vegetable' and its implications for medical philosophy, ethics and practice"
2006 Visiting Scholar
Joan Engebretson, Dr.PH
"Philosophical premises and ethical dimensions of cultural negotiation in the clinical encounter."
2006 Visiting Scholar
Laura Specker
"The neurocentric basis for categorical determination(s) of death: implications for neuroethics"
2006 Visiting Scholar
Joshua Sussman-Goldberg
"Self and identity: neural foundations of biological and psychological models"
2006 Visiting Scholar
Sheila Lee
"The basis of diagnosis in pain medicine and psychiatry: problems and potential"
2006 Visiting Scholar
Peter Moskovitz, MD
"Toward a neurobiological theory of suffering"
Opportunities for Visiting Scholars and Researchers
Progress at the intersection of neuroscience and ethics can only occur through a process of intellectual discourse and dialectic. Toward this end, we encourage and welcome collaboration of colleagues from a variety of scientific and humanities disciplines. Opportunities exist for a limited number of researchers at all career levels (upper-undergraduate, graduate, and medical and law students, post-doctoral fellows, junior, mid-level and senior faculty and/or clinicians) to become visiting scholars and fellows to undertake independent, mentored study on topics that are aligned and synergistic with our ongoing areas of interest. Visiting Scholar positions are available at the Center for Clinical Bioethics, Georgetown University Medical Center, Washington, DC.
Support/salary is not provided for scholars and fellows, and nominal fees are required to support administrative requirements. Prospective applicants are encouraged to develop and provide their own support (via salary, stipends, grants and/or other awards), and we welcome inquiries so as to assist potential applicants in developing such support from various funding resources.
Inquiries regarding opportunities for study as a visiting fellow or scholar should be directed to: Prof. James Giordano, at:firstname.lastname@example.com.
Inquiries should include a brief description of research interests and/or intended studies, proposed period and duration of stay. Please indicate "visiting study inquiry" in the subject line.
Current Ongoing Projects
- Examining and defining the role of neural substrates in moral decision-making.
- The neuroethics of pain research and care.
- The ethics of using of neuroscientific techniques and technologies to affect cognition, emotion and behavior; including the use of deep brain stimulation in various disease states, and to modify personality.
- Addressing the use of neuroscience and neurotechnology as treatments, enablements, and/or enhancements, and to define normality and ontological status.
- The neuroethics of basic, translational and clinical research, inclusive of issues such as the limits of knowledge, intellectual honesty, informed consent, and the use of neurocentric criteria to compel and sustain moral regard and treatment.
- Use and misuses of neuroscience in international health and to affect global biopower and biopolitics.
- The viability, validity and value of neuroscience and its technologies to define and change the human being, and the ethico-legal and social issues arising from such potential definition and change.
- Development of a comprehensive 10-year international bibliography in neuroethics (in collaboration with Martina Darragh, Bioethics Library, KIE)
Recent Publications
Giordano J. A preparatory neuroethical approach to assessing developments in neurotechnology. AMA J Ethics 17(1): 56-61 (2015).
Stein DJ, Giordano J. Global mental health and neuroethics. BMC Medicine 13(1); (2015)
Darragh M, Buniak L, Giordano J. A four part working bibliography of neuroethics: Part 2 - Neuroscientific studies of morality and ethics. Phil Ethics Humanities in Med 10 (1); (2015).
Giordano J, Lanzilao E, Shook JR, Benedikter R. Guidare la neuroscienza e lo sviluppo della persona nel XXI secolo: Una prospettiva naturalistica e cosmopolita per la neuroetica. L'Arco di Giano 80: 147-164 (2015).
Shook JR, Galvagni L, Giordano J. Cognitive enhancement kept within contexts: Neuroethics and informed public policy. Frontiers Sys Neurosci 8: 1-8 (2014).
Avram M, Giordano J. Neuroethics: Some things old, some things new, some things borrowed...and to do. AJOB-Neuroscience 5(4): 1-3(2014).
Brindley T, Giordano J. International standards for intellectual property protection of neuroscience and neurotechnology: Neuroethical, legal and social (NELS) considerations in light of globalization. Stanford J Law Sci Policy 7:33 (2014).
Buniak L, Darragh M, Giordano J. A four part working bibliography of neuroethics: Part 1: Overviews and reviews – defining and describing the field and its practices. Phil Ethics Humanities in Med 9 (9); (2014).
Avram, M, Hennig-Fast K, Bao Y, Pöppel E, Reiser M, Blautzik J, Giordano J, Gutyrchik E. Neural correlates of moral judgments in first- and third-person perspectives: implications for neuroethics and beyond. BMC Neurosci 15 (39): (2014).
Loveless S, Giordano J. Neuroethics, painience and neurocentric criteria for the moral treatment of animals. Cambridge Q Healthcare Ethics 23(2): 163-172 (2014).
Giordano J. Ethical use of diagnostic technology: Balancing what's new and what's necessary. Am Fam Phys 90(1): 44-45 (2014).
Giordano J. The human prospect(s) of neuroscience and neurotechnology: domains of influence and the necessity – and questions – of neuroethics. The Human Prospect 3(3): 2-19 (2014).
Rossi PJ, Okun MS, Giordano J. Translational imperatives in deep brain stimulation research: Addressing neuroethical issues of consequences and continuity of clinical care. AJOB-Neuroscience 5(1): 46-48 (2014).
Shook JR, Giordano J. A principled, cosmopolitan neuroethics: Considerations for international relevance. Phil Ethics Humanities in Med 9(1) (2014).
Giordano J, Kulkarni A, Farwell J. Deliver us from evil? The temptation, realities and neuroethico-legal issues of employing assessment neurotechnologies in public safety. Theoret Med Bioethics 35(1) (2014).
Giordano J. Respice finem: Historicity, heuristics and guidance of science and technology on the 21st century world stage. Synesis: A Journal of Science, Technology, Ethics and Policy. 4: E1-4 (2014).
Lanzilao E, Shook, J, Benedikter R, Giordano J. Advancing neuroscience on the 21st century world stage: The need for – and proposed structure of – an internationally relevant neuroethics. Ethics Biol Engineer Med 4(3): 211-229 (2013).
Fitzpatrick C, Giordano J. In saecula saeculorum? Bioscience, biotechnology and the construct of death. In; Tandy C. (ed.) Death and Anti-death; Vol 11: Ten Years After Donald Davidson. MO: Ria Press, (2013).
Fitz N, Giordano J. Analytic cognition. In: Keith KD. (ed.) Encyclopedia of Cross-cultural Psychology. NY: Wiley, (2013) p 355-370.
Giordano J, Rossi PJ, Benedikter R. Addressing the quantitative and qualitative: A view to complementarity – from the synaptic to the social. Open J Phil 3(4): 1-5(2013).
Rossi PJ, Novotny P, Paulick P, Plischke H, Kohls, NB, Giordano J. Decision technologies: Engineering capabilities and neuroethical considerations. J Ethics Biol Engineer Med. 6(4): (2013).
Brindley T, Giordano J. Neuroimaging - correlation, validity, value and admissibility: Daubert – and reliability – revisited. AJOB- Neuroscience 5(2): 48-50 (2014).
Howlader D, Giordano J. Advanced robotics: Changing the nature of war and thresholds and tolerance for conflict – implications for research and policy. J Phil Sci Law 13: 1-19 (2013).
Giordano J, Alam S. Ethical considerations in the globalization of medicine – An interview with Dr. James Giordano. BMC Medicine, 11: 69 (2013).
Anderson MA, Giordano J. Aequilibrium prudentis: On the necessity for ethics and policy studies in the scientific and technological education of medical professionals. BMC Med Education, 19(4): 279-283 (2013).
Jotterand F, Giordano J. Real-time functional magnetic resonance imaging (rtfMRI)-brain computer interfacing in the assessment and treatment of psychopathy: Potential and challenges. In: Claussen J (ed.) Springer Handbook of Neuroethics. NY ; Springer Verlag, (2013).
Giordano J. Pain and suffering: Körper and Leib, and the telos of pain care. Philosophy, Psychiatry, Psychol 19(4): 279-283 (2013).
Giordano J. Neuroimaging in psychiatry: Approaching the puzzle as a piece of the bigger picture(s). AJOB-Neuroscience 3(4): 54-56 (2012).
Wurzman R, Giordano J. Differential susceptibility to plasticity: a 'missing link' between gene-culture co-evolution and neuropsychiatric spectrum disorders? BMC Medicine 10:37(2012).
Giordano J. Public health: History, theory and modern practices and challenges. In: Anheier K, Juergensmeyer M. (eds.) Encyclopedia of Global Studies. Fairfield CA: SAGE. (2012) p. 1414-1419.
Giordano J, Benedikter R, Kohls NB. Neuroscience and the importance of a neurobioethics: A reflection upon Fritz Jahr. In: Muzur A, Sass H-M. (eds.) Fritz Jahr and the Foundations of Integrative Bioethics. Münster; Berlin: LIT Verlag. (2012).
Giordano J, Benedikter R, Flores, N. Neuroeconomics: An emerging field of theory and practice. Eur Bus Rev. 7: 45-47 (2012).
Benedikter R, Giordano J. Neurotechnology: New frontiers for European policy. Pan Euro Network Sci Tech.3: 204-207 (2012).
Giordano J. Unpacking neuroscience and neurotechnology - instructions not included: neuroethics required. Neuroethics 4(3); (2012).
Plischke H, Du Rousseau D, Giordano J. EEG-based neurofeedback: The promise of neurotechnology and need for neuroethically-informed guidelines and policies. J Ethics Biol Engineer Med 4(2): 7-18 (2012).
Giordano J, Benedikter R. An early - and necessary - flight of the Owl of Minerva: Neuroscience, neurotechnology, human socio-cultural boundaries, and the importance of neuroethics. J Evolution and Technol 22(1): 14-25 (2012).
Giordano J. Neurobioetica: Riflettere su domande filosofiche all'intersezione di neuroscienze e societa. In: Farisco M. Neuroetica: Direzione, domande e risposte. U. Milano Press, (2012)
Giordano J. Integrative convergence in neuroscience: trajectories, problems and the need for a progressive neurobioethics. In: Vaseashta A, Braman E, Sussman, P. (eds.) Technological Innovation in Sensing and Detecting Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear Threats and Ecological Terrorism. (NATO Science for Peace and Security Series), NY: Springer, (2012).
Giordano J, Höver G. Conjoining interventional pain management and palliative care: Considerations for practice, ethics and policy. In: Van Norman G, Palmer S, Jackson S (eds.)Clinical Ethics in Anesthesiology. Cambridge, Cambridge University Press (2010).
Giordano J, Schatman ME. The ethics of pain management: A structural and functional approach. In: Manchikanti L (ed.) Interventional Approaches to Chronic Non-Spinal Pain. Paducah, KY, ASIPP Press; (2009).
Giordano J. Ethical obligations in infrared imaging research and practice. In: N. Diakedes, J. Bronzino (eds.) Medical Infrared Imaging. Boca Raton: CRC Press; (2008)
Conwell T, Giordano J, Gulevich S. Functional infrared imaging of complex regional pain syndrome type I: Methodology, case studies, and clinical implications. In: N. Diakedes, J. Bronzino (eds.) Medical Infrared Imaging. Boca Raton: CRC Press; (2008)
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11. October 2014. Dementia, developments in neuroscience and neurotechnology, and the need for neuroethics. Keynote address: Fifth Annual Dementia Conference; Holy Cross Hospital, Silver Springs, MD.
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16. September 2014. Neuroethics- Issues at the intersection of neuroscience, medicine and society. Tenth Annual Stiernotte Memorial Lecture; Quinnipiac University Medical School and College of Arts and Sciences, CT.
11. August 2014. Placebo responses: From neurobiology to neuroethics' considerations in clinical practice. Invited lecture: Mind-body Studies Special Interest Group; National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, MD
7. August 2014. Neuroscience in the globalized public sphere: The need for neuroethics in policy. Invited lecture: O'Neill Institute for National Global Health Law, Washington, DC. Plenary lecture: Envision Leadership Forum in Science, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD.
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2. July 2014. Brave new brain sciences: Neurotechnology and the need for neuroethics. Plenary lecture. Envision Leadership Summit in Science and Technology. University of Maryland, College Park, MD.
28. June 2014. Neuroethics: Issues and resolutions at the intersection of brain science and society. Plenary lecture: Envision Leadership Forum in Medicine and Health, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD.
20. June 2014. From the heuristics of neuroscience to a pragmatic animal neuroethics. Invited lecture and session chair: International Neuroethics Network Conference, Paris, France.
12. June 2014. Neuroethical issues in pediatric pain care. Plenary lecture. Pain Master Class, Children's Hospital and Clinics of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN.
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23. April 2014. Scanning brains and reading minds? On the potential (benefits, burdens and harms) of neurotechnology – and the importance of neuroethics. Sigma Xi Distinguished Lecture, Quinnipiac University School of Medicine and Health Sciences, Quinnipiac, CT.
14. March 2014. Neurotechnology in public safety: Protecting our homes and nations. Plenary Lecture, Brain Matters Conference, Vancouver, CAN.
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19. December 2013. Bio-engineering, neurotechnology and the importance of neuroethics. Plenary lecture: Division of Mechatronics, Munich University of Applied Sciences, Munich, GER.
17. December 2013. Neuroethics – Navigating the good, the needed and the nasty of neuroscience in society. Public Plenary Lecture: Coburg University of Applied Arts and Sciences, Coburg, GER.
17. December 2013. Neurotechnologies for health promotion: Benefits, burdens and the need for neuroethics. Department of Integrative Health Promotions. Coburg University of Applied Arts and Sciences, Coburg, GER.
15. November 2013. Imaging pain: Technical capabilities; neuroethical issues. Sigma Xi Distinguished Lecture, A.T Still University of Health Sciences, Kirksville, MO.
14. November 2013. BRAIN: A "feet on the ground" view of global initiatives in neurotechnology. Plenary: Strategic Multilevel Assessment Group 8th Annual Conference on Strategic Initiatives. US Joint Base Andrews, MD.
25. October 2013. Brave new BRAIN: National agendas in neuroscience and the need for neuroethics. Distinguished Lecture: "Discoveries" Public Lecture Series, Georgetown University, Washington, DC.
18. October 2013. Neuroecology, neuroscience and neurotechnology in programs of international influence and violence deterrence. Plenary, and Conference Co-chair. US Department of Health and Human Services' Conference on Neuro-influence and Neuro-deterrence. Washington, DC
19. September 2013. Bioscience as demiurge: Homo-biotechnicus and technology revisited. Plenary: National Academy of Sciences' DC Arts and Sciences Evening Rendezvous, Washington, DC.
21. August 2013. Neuro-cyber technologic fusion, preparedness and neuroethics. Plenary: First Annual conference on Human-Cyber Fusion. L'Enfant Plaza, Washington, DC
6. August 2013. Brave new BRAIN: "Neuro-technology" redux and neuroethical responsibilities. Invited lecture: National Science Foundation Café Scientifique, Arlington, VA.
23. July 2013. Neuroweapons and neuroethics in national security and defense. Plenary: American Association for the Advancement of Science Neuroscience and Ethics conference; Washington, DC.
19. July 2013. Brave new brain? Neuroscience, neuroculture and neuroethics. National LeadAmerica Educational Program in Science, Technology and Medicine: Columbia University, NY.
14. July 2013. Neuroscience, society and the importance of neuroethics. Invited lecture: National LeadAmerica Educational Program in Science, Technology and Medicine; Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD
12. July 2013. Mind, machine and morality: Science, cyborgization and 21st century society. National LeadAmerica Educational Program in Science, Technology and Medicine: Columbia University, NY
11. July 2013. Brave new brain? Neuroscience, neuroculture and neuroethics. National LeadAmerica Educational Program in Science, Technology and Medicine: Columbia University, NY.
4. July 2013. Brain science, technology and the future of humanity. Progress, problems and neuroethical obligations. Plenary: National Youth Leadership forum, Washington, DC.
28. June 2013. Cyborgization and the cyborg society. Invited lecture: National LeadAmerica Educational Program in Science, Technology and Medicine; Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD.
27. June 2013. Neuroscience, society and the importance of neuroethics. Invited lecture: National LeadAmerica Educational Program in Science, Technology and Medicine; Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD.
24. June 2013. Neuroethics- at the intersection of science, society and morality. Plenary: National Youth Leadership forum, Washington, DC.
10. June 2013. Battlescape brain: Weaponizable neurotechnologies and the need for neuroethics. Plenary: US Naval War College, Newport, RI.
9. June 2013. Neurotechnology and neuroethical promise- and problems – in pediatric pain research and therapeutics. Plenary: Second International Conference on Opioids, Harvard University Medical School, Boston, MA.
5. June 2013. The neuroscience of pediatric pain, and the neuroethics of pediatric pain care. Invited lecture: Childrens' Hospital and Clinics of Minnesota; Pain Master Class, Minneapolis, MN.
23. May 2013. Neurotechnology- treatment, enablement and enhancement: Neuroethical implications for the deaf community. Invited plenary: Munich University of Applied Sciences, Munich, GER.
10. May 2013. Brain Research – The good, the bad, the ugly – and need for neuroethics. Invited lecture: President's Commission for the Study of Bioethical Issues, Washington, DC
7. May 2013. Frontier science and the responsible conduct of research: Implications for specialized populations. Plenary: Annual Symposium on Research Ethics; Gallaudet University, Washington, Dc.
3. May 2013. Neuroscience, neurotechnology and the neurophilosophy and neuroethics of the human person. Invited lecture: Krok Foundation Conference on Science, Persons and Morality. University of Notre Dame, IN.
29. April 2013. Dual use issues in neuroscience and the role of neuroethics education, training and practices. Invited lecture: Science, Security and Policy Studies Group, American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), Washington, DC.
26. April 2013. Neuroscience: trajectories, valences and the need for neuroethics. Plenary; North Dakota Academy of Sciences, Grand Forks, ND.
13. April 2013. Neuroethics: Two traditions and the viability of a naturalistic meta-ethics. Invited lecture: "The Human Prospect Conference", Columbia University, NY.
2. April 2013. A right and good healing: Philosophical and ethical bases of an integrative medicine. Plenary: Medical Humanities Program, University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, TX.
1. April 2013. Predictive neuroscience: Possibilities and challenges – and the importance of neuroethics. Invited lecture: John McGovern Center for Health, Humanities and Ethics, University of Texas Health Sciences Center, Houston, TX.
1. April 2013. Systems neuroscience, integrative convergence and pragmatic neuroethics. Invited lecture: Systems and Complexity Studies Program, Dept of Graduate Nursing, University of Texas Health Sciences Center, Houston. Houston, TX.
29. March 2013. Neuroethics- Issues at the intersection of mind, machines and morality. Invited Keynote: Shenandoah Biotechnology Symposium, Harrisonburg, VA.
8. March 2013. Predictive neurtotechnology and the prevention of social violence: Minority Report, and real-world neuroethics. Radio Interview: Dr. Keith Maguire, USA Syndicated News Radio
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9. February 2013. Predictive neurotechnologies: Facts, fictions and fears of scanning brains and reading minds. Invited lecture; National Capital Association of Skeptics- National Science Foundation, Arlington, VA
29. January 2013. Battlescape Brain: Neuroweapons and the neuroethics of national security and defense. Plenary: American Association for the Advancement of Science: Policy and Analysis Directorate; Washington, DC.
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21. December 2012. Neuroscience, neurotechnology and the enablement of moral decision-making.Invited Lecture: Parmenides Stiftung, Pullach, Germany.
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"When you think of makeup, the brand that pops into your mind — for something legit — is MAC," Rihanna said back in February. "Whatever color you want, it's like 'Let's go to MAC.' I've been using MAC on tour for such a long time it was a natural fit for me. I have always loved makeup, and I always said that if I do it, I want to do it with a credible brand."
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Why is Chlorine bad?
One of the most shocking components showing up from studies on effects of chlorine is that up to 2/3 of our harmful exposure to chlorine is due to inhalation of steam and skin absorption while showering. A warm shower opens up the pores of the skin and allows for accelerated absorption of chlorine and other chemicals in water. The steam we inhale while showering can contain up to 50 times the level of chemicals than tap water due to the fact that chlorine and most other contaminants vaporize much faster and at a lower temperature than water. Inhalation is a much more harmful means of exposure since the chlorine gas (chloroform) we inhale goes directly into our blood stream. When we drink contaminated water the toxins are partially filtered out by our kidneys and digestive system but are still extremely harmful for our bodies to process over time. In fact, the chlorine exposure from one shower is equal to an entire day's amount of drinking the same water. Chlorine vapors are known to be a strong irritant to the sensitive tissue and bronchial passages inside our lungs, it was used as a chemical weapon in World War II. The inhalation of chlorine is a suspected cause of asthma and bronchitis, especially in children, which has increased 300% in the last two decades. Showering is suspected as the primary cause of elevated levels of chloroform in nearly every home because of chlorine in the water. Dr Lance Wallace, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
Chlorine in shower water also has a very negative cosmetic effect, robbing our skin and hair of moisture and elasticity, resulting in a less vibrant and youthful appearance. Anyone who has ever swum in a chlorinated pool can relate to the harsh effects that chlorine has on the skin and hair. What's surprising is that we commonly find higher levels of chlorine in our tap water than is recommended safe for swimming pools.
Chlorine and chloramine are the most widely used water disinfectants in use by municipalities. The federal government and health officials recommend that chlorine be removed from water before drinking or bathing.


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