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For those of you who don't know Rushkoff, he is considered by many to be one of the most important media critics of the last decades. He has published a series of bestseller books such as Media Virus and Coercion: Why we listen to what they say which deal (among other things) with media ecology, subversive uses of media and the way media, culture and people interact.
It should be already apparent that Rushkoff does not cringe from taking two seemingly disparate topics and mixing them together. One of these at first surprising links that he's made and which made him both a sought after as well as controversial figure in American Judaism was the idea of "Open Source Judaism" – a blending of Judaism and open source, which actually might not be a blending at all, since for Rushkoff the two reverberate perfectly.
Judaism is for Rushkoff a religion of open source activists, literate people who can see the world around them as a code which can be read consciously and critically and also rewritten or reprogrammed. Judaism is thus actually a lesson in media literacy, our ability to be smart readers of the mediums and realities around us. It is not without reason, says Rushkoff, that the coming of age ceremony of Judaism is the Bar Mitzvah. In proving to be able of reading the biblical text, the code one becomes an adult.
If you ask me it is a shame that Rushkoff's ideas about Judaism has thus far not reached the Israeli public, since his radical reading of Judaism could well benefit the moldy image of Judaism in Israeli society today. This was partly the reason for this interview which opted to seek a different angle on Judaism and media.
Judaism is open source
Hartogsohn: Hey
I wrote a book on Open Source Judaism, entitled Nothing Sacred, because I thought Jews in particular needed to reconnect with the open source ethos at the religion's core. For many completely understandable reasons, Jews often use Judaism to justify certain static conditions - presumptions about race, nation, and favoritism. There's a need to "lock down" the religion and understand its stories historically rather than mythologically. And this makes it impossible to actually *do* Judaism.
Judaism is a process of interaction, deliberation, and ethical action. It's the process by which we make the world a better place. This was a radically original and revolutionary idea a couple of thousand years ago. It was illegal to presume that human beings can actually alter the story of the world. But that's what the escape from Mitzrayim (
Hartogsohn: When we carefully scrutinize Jewish culture from the Talmud and to the way Jewish Halacha has been assembled and received over the ages we can see it is actually already open source. Is open source Judaism anything new, or is it just radical in the meaning of getting back to the roots of Judaism?
Rushkoff: It is as classical as Judaism gets. But Jews don't practice Judaism anymore. It is too scary in light of all that's going on in the world. Judaism is just as hard as Buddhism or any real spiritual path. And it is incompatible with the rationale that American Jews, in particular, use to justify their lives.
It's particularly difficult to justify
So the necessities of state and social control really are at odds with the fundamental teachings of Judaism.
Hartogsohn: You have stated before that you see Judaism as a product of media literacy. How is Judaism related to media and media literacy and what is the Jewish message in that aspect?
Hartogsohn: Your book Coercion which aimed to help consumers gain control in the consumer-media arms race. At the same time you also acknowledge that "they" are really "us" and meanwhile you also consult for corporations like Sony which wish to stay cutting edge. How can "Us" win against "They" when you are on both sides? Can one work with corporations and still "do no evil"?
As far as your us and them, there is none. There's only us. There are many human beings working in corporations who are the most programmed beings on the planet. Yes, they are doing terrible terrible stuff - but that's the reason why real thinking human beings need to go in there and help them come back into consciousness. Sometimes, it means convincing people in corporations to quit their jobs. I've done that. Sometimes it means helping a small group take over the company - take it back from those who have perverted its deeper purpose. I've done that.
Sometimes I just give up. I realize the place is too big and the people are too hardened to hear what I have to say. But those aren't the kinds of places that invite me in, to begin with. They look at my website or read my articles and very quickly understand what it is I'd be asking them to do.
Marshall McLuhan used to say "There is absolutely no inevitability, so long as there is a willingness to contemplate what is happening." Understanding Media, McLuhan's masterpiece reads like a catalog of technologies, media and the symptoms they create. Rushkoff who is considered to be one of McLuhan's theoretical followers in the field of media critic today seeks to raise the consciousness to the various way media functions and foster an active and creative approach to media instead of passive reception.
Hartogsohn: Can the role of media be reversed? Can it turn from a disempowering agent into an empowering force? If so, then How?
By understanding how different media and platforms work, and what sorts of behaviors they encourage, who in particular they empower, we end up in a better position to choose what we do.
Hartogsohn: You have been described as a technorealist. Like Marshall McLuhan in his time you seem to be both the prophet of technological promises as well as a skeptic and harsh critic of the media. Has your view of media changed over the years? Where do you see the promises of new sorts of media and where do you see its dangers now and in the near future?
Rushkoff: I'm less hopeful about the immediate impact of the Internet. I thought we, as a civilization, were more ready for collective agency than we turned out to be. Marketers were faster and smarter than I gave them credit for. And money is a bigger force than I realized back then. I've always understood money to be a medium - something created, with rules, and with biases. But most people seem to think money is real. And that's a true obstacle.
Hartogsohn: How would you advise our readers to go with their relations with the media: TV, commercials, the net?
Hartogsohn: If you could envision a utopist media society of the future which uses media in a smart and empowering way. How would that society look like?
Rushkoff: My utopian vision of the future is people engaging with one another in real space. Literally breathing together in the same room. If media can make the world more efficient so that people get more time to be with each other, for real, then it will have done its job.
Rushkoff: The body is a terrific interface for this dimension. The five senses haven't yet been surpassed by a screen and sound interface, and I don't expect them to. Most people can still tell the difference between sexual intercourse with a live human being, and masturbating to sexual imagery on the Internet. This is not a bad thing, as it's just possible there are aspects to sex that can't be recreated in a digital communications medium. Not every parameter of human experience can be taken into account in any interface.
The object of a virtual reality is not to replace life, just as the object of a map is not to replace the territory. Language doesn't replace emotions. God doesn't replace mystery.


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Prevalence of Diabetes and Impaired Fasting Glucose in Korea
Korean National Health and Nutrition Survey 2001
Korean National Health and Nutrition Survey 2001
OBJECTIVE—The purpose of this study was to estimate the prevalence of diabetes and impaired fasting glucose (IFG) and their association with risk factors in the Korean population.
RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODS—The Korean National Health and Nutrition Survey 2001 was a nationally representative survey with a stratified multistage sampling design. Data from a comprehensive questionnaire, a physical examination, and blood tests were obtained from 5,844 Korean adults (2,513 men and 3,331 women) aged >20 years.
RESULTS—The age-adjusted prevalence of diabetes in this Korean population was 7.6%, and the age-adjusted prevalences of previously diagnosed diabetes and newly diagnosed diabetes were 4.4 and 3.3%, respectively (fasting plasma glucose ≥7.0 mmol/l). Overall, these results indicate that 8.1% or 1.4 million Korean men and 7.5% or 1.3 million Korean women have diabetes. The age-adjusted prevalence of IFG was 23.9%, using the new American Diabetes Association criteria (fasting plasma glucose 5.6–6.9 mmol/l). Diabetes prevalence increased with age and peaked in the oldest age-group; however, IFG prevalence did not show the same trend. Diabetes was found to be associated with age, BMI, blood pressure, triglyceride, HDL cholesterol, education levels, alcohol consumption, exercise, and a family history of diabetes.
CONCLUSIONS—This study shows that diabetes and IFG are common in Korea, and about one-half of diabetes cases remain undiagnosed. These results emphasize the need to develop an urgent public program to improve the detection, prevention, and treatment of diabetes.
- ADA, American Diabetes Association
- IFG, impaired fasting glucose
- KNHNS, Korean National Health and Nutrition Survey
- OGTT, oral glucose tolerance test
- WHO, World Health Organization
Type 2 diabetes is recognized as a global health problem nowadays, and it has been projected that the number of diabetic patients will rise from an estimated 135 million in 1995 to 300 million in 2025 (1). Moreover, the Asia-Pacific region is considered to be on the verge of an emerging diabetes epidemic (2).
Individuals with diabetes have a higher risk of complications such as retinopathy, nephropathy, neuropathy, and cardiovascular disease (3). According to the Korea National Statistical Office, the mortality rate due to diabetes was 25.0 per 100,000 persons in 2003, and thus it is currently rated as Korea's fourth leading cause of death (4). Although the importance of early diagnosis and secondary intervention programs for the prevention of diabetes complications have been emphasized, about one-half of those with diabetes remain unidentified (5). Epidemiological studies on diabetes have a significant impact on diabetes research, care, and prevention programs.
The prevalence of diabetes varies widely among populations according to race, lifestyle, and urbanization (6). In a recent survey in the U.S., its prevalence was 8.2% in adults aged 20–74 years (7). In Korea, a number of studies have been conducted on diabetes prevalence, including one by the present authors (8–10). However, previous studies have been regionally based, and thus reliable nationwide data about the prevalence of diabetes and impaired fasting glucose (IFG) is not available.
In this study, we analyzed comprehensive nationally representative data to determine the prevalence of diabetes and IFG and examined their associations with other cardiovascular risk factors in the Korean population.
The Korean National Health and Nutrition Survey (KNHNS) was performed by the Korea Institute for Health and Social Affairs for the Korean Ministry of Health and Welfare. The 2001 KNHNS was a cross-sectional and nationally representative survey conducted from 1 November through 30 December 2001 and consisted of four components: a Health Interview Survey, a Health Behavior Survey, a Health Examination Survey, and a Nutrition Survey. The target population for this survey was civilian noninstitutionalized individuals aged >1 year (for the Health Interview and Nutrition Surveys) or aged >10 years (for the Health Behavior and Health Examination Surveys). A stratified multistage probability sampling design was used, and selections were made from sampling units based on geographical area, sex, and age using household registries. There were 246,097 primary sampling units, each of which contained about 60 households. Two hundred sampling frames (12,180 households) from primary sampling units were randomly sampled throughout South Korea, and 37,769 individuals from these sampling frames were included in the Health Interview Survey. The survey was completed by 9,770 of 12,642 individuals who participated in the Health Examination Study, which gave a participation rate of 77.3%. However, information on the total number of dropouts, including refusals and noncontacted subjects, was not obtained, and thus the response rate could not be determined. We used the data of 6,601 subjects aged >20 years for this study. Each respondent was assigned a weight, based on geographic and demographic characteristics, to allow findings to be extrapolated for the entire Korean population. Nurses were trained to perform anthropometric measurements, serum collection, and blood pressure measurement and to mange questionnaires. The questionnaires included questions concerning the demographic, socioeconomic, dietary, and medical history details for each respondent.
Body weight and height were measured with subjects wearing light clothing without shoes. BMI was calculated as weight in kilograms divided by the square of height in meters. Waist circumference was measured from the narrowest point between the lower borders of the rib cage and the iliac crest. Blood pressure was measured in the sitting position after a 10-min rest period. Two systolic and diastolic blood pressure readings were recorded with a 5-min interval and averaged for analysis.
Fasting blood sample were taken in the morning after at least an 8-h fast. Blood samples were centrifuged, refrigerated at the examination site, and transferred in iceboxes to a central laboratory in Seoul on the day taken. Plasma glucose, total cholesterol, triglyceride, and HDL cholesterol levels were measured using an autoanalyzer (Hitachi 747 autoanalyzer, Tokyo, Japan). LDL cholesterol was calculated using the Friedewald equation for those with serum triglyceride levels ≤400 mg/dl (11).
Diabetes was defined as a fasting plasma glucose value ≥7.0 mmol/l (126 mg/dl) or a previous diagnosis of diabetes. Diabetes was further subclassified as "known diabetes" if diabetes had been diagnosed previously by a medical practitioner or as "newly diagnosed diabetes" if diabetes was first diagnosed by this study. IFG was defined as a fasting plasma glucose value of 5.6–6.9 mmol/l (100–125 mg/dl) in the absence of a previous diagnosis of diabetes, in accord with the new American Diabetes Association (ADA) criteria (12).
Self-reported alcohol intake, smoking, and physical exercise were estimated from the questionnaire. Alcohol consumption was estimated from the usual intake amount and frequency of alcoholic beverage intake as follows: none, ≥1 cup once a week, ≥5 cups in men or ≥4 cups in women once or twice a week, or ≥5 cups in men or ≥4 cups in women three times a week or more (13). In terms of smoking, individuals were classified as nonsmokers, ex-smokers, or current smokers. Physical exercise was defined according to estimated energy consumption per week: none, <7.5 kcal · kg−1 · week−1, 7.5–15 kcal · kg−1 · week−1, and >15 kcal · kg−1 · week−1 (13). Using the definition applied by the Korean government, small towns and villages with a population of ≤50,000 were designated as rural areas (14). A family history of diabetes was considered positive if at least one parent or one sibling had diabetes.
Statistical analysis
The demographic characteristics of study subjects are presented using means ± SD or as numbers and percentages, as appropriate, for normal glucose, IFG, and diabetic subject groups. The age-adjusted prevalence of cardiovascular risk factors for each fasting glucose group were obtained using the direct adjustment method of standardization. National census data from the Korea National Statistical Office in 2001 was used to define the standard Korean population. Survey weights were taken into account to calculate prevalence standard errors. The linear effect of polynomial contrasts of the prevalence across glycemia categories was also examined. Polychotomous logistic regression analysis using a multinomial logit model was used to identify risk factors of diabetes or IFG. The independent variables used in this multivariable analysis were as follows: age, sex, BMI, systolic blood pressure, diastolic blood pressure, total cholesterol, triglyceride, HDL cholesterol, residential area, education level, monthly income, drinking status, smoking status, exercise status, and a family history of diabetes. Linear trend tests of odds ratios (ORs) according to each of the categorical variables in the model were also determined. All statistical analyses were performed using SUDAAN release 8.0 (Research Triangle Institute, Research Triangle Park, NC) to reflect the characteristics of the study's multistage sampling design. Reported P values were two-tailed, and P < 0.05 was considered to be statistically significant.
A total of 6,601 participants >20 years of age were included in this analysis. After subjects without fasting glucose information (n = 128), those who fasted for too short a time (n = 401), and those without fasting time data (n = 236) were excluded, 5,836 subjects remained, and of these, 8 subjects met two exclusion criteria, and thus 5,844 subjects (2,513 men and 3,331 women) were finally included in the analysis. The age-adjusted prevalence of diabetes was 7.6% (men, 8.1%; women, 7.5%). The age-standardized prevalences of self-reported diabetes were similar in men and women (4.4 and 4.5%, respectively). We found that 3.3% of subjects had previously undiagnosed diabetes (3.7% in men and 3.0% in women). In addition, age-adjusted prevalence of IFG was 23.9% (26.3% in men and 22.6% in women) in the study population according to the new ADA criteria. In contrast, when the previous IFG criterion (fasting plasma glucose 6.1–6.9 mmol/l) was used, this age-adjusted prevalence of IFG fell to 7.0% (7.9% in men and 6.5% in women). Based on prevalence estimates and national census data in 2001 from the Korea National Statistical Office, the numbers of Korean adults with diabetes or IFG were estimated to be 2.6 and 8.1 million, respectively. Moreover, it was estimated that diabetes was undiagnosed in 43.0% of those individuals.
The age-specific prevalence of diabetes increased with age and reached its peak in the oldest female age-group. However, there was a peak of age-adjusted prevalence of diabetes in men 60–69 years of age, and, after that, it decreased slightly in those ≥70 years (Fig. 1). Moreover, in men, diabetes prevalence increased steadily, whereas in women it surged abruptly at 50 years of age. Unlike the prevalence of diabetes, the prevalence of IFG did not increase significantly with age.
Table 1 presents the demographic and biological characteristics of the study subjects classified according to fasting glucose level. In Table 2, the age-adjusted prevalence of cardiovascular risk factors according to glycemia categories are presented for men and women. Compared with subjects with normal plasma glucose, men with IFG or diabetic men showed higher blood pressure, BMI, waist circumference, and triglyceride levels. In women with IFG or diabetic women, trends of increasing blood pressure, BMI, waist circumference, total cholesterol level, triglyceride level, and decreased HDL cholesterol level were observed (Table 2).
ORs and their 95% CIs for diabetes and IFG compared with the normal glucose group are shown in Table 3. Using polychotomous multiple logistic regression analysis, diabetes was found to be associated with age, BMI, blood pressure, triglyceride, HDL cholesterol, education level, alcohol consumption, exercise, and a family history of diabetes, whereas IFG was associated with BMI, systolic blood pressure, total cholesterol, HDL cholesterol, residential area, education level, alcohol consumption, and a family history of diabetes. In terms of alcohol consumption, only high-risk drinking was found to be significantly associated with both diabetes and IFG.
The present study provides the first representative, population-based estimates of the prevalence of diabetes and IFG in Korean adults. The KNHNS 2001 results indicate that the age-adjusted prevalence of diabetes in the Korean population is 7.6%, which includes 4.4% previously diagnosed and 3.3% newly diagnosed. These prevalences of diabetes are comparable to those of Western countries such as the U.S. (7) and Australia (15). Recent Asian studies have shown diabetes prevalences of 5.5% in China (16) and 9.6% in Thailand (17). In a study conducted in rural Japan, the prevalences of diabetes were found to be 9.1% for men and 10.8% for women (18). Several previous studies have yielded prevalence estimates for diabetes in Korea. In 1993, Korean diabetes prevalence was reported to be 7.2% in a community-based cross-sectional study (8). Another Korean study reported a prevalence of diabetes in a rural area of 7.9% according to ADA criteria (19). However, these studies were based on rural populations.
The KNHNS was designed to provide a reliable nationwide estimate of health-, nutrition-, and chronic disease-related basic statistics and was performed on a large representative sample of the Korean population. Moreover, reliable sampling designs and standardized data collection protocols were used to assure accurate estimates of diabetes in the Korean population.
In the present study, the prevalence of diabetes increased with age and peaked in the oldest age-group; however, IFG prevalence did not show this trend. These results are comparable to those previously reported in China and Japan (6).
In this study, the prevalence of IFG was determined to be 23.9% (26.3% in men and 22.6% in women) using the new ADA criteria (fasting plasma glucose 5.6–6.9 mmol/l). This is considerably higher than expected in both men and women. With the previous criteria (fasting plasma glucose 6.1–6.9 mmol/l), this prevalence was 7.0% (7.9% in men and 6.5% in women), which is similar to or higher than those reported in other Asian countries (16,17) and might predict a future diabetes epidemic in the Korean population. Thus, the findings of the present study have important public health implications. Diabetes gives rise to micro- and macrovascular complications and results in an enormous economic burden. Patients with IFG are now referred to as having "pre-diabetes," which reflects a high risk of diabetes development. IFG is not a clinical entity but rather a risk factor for future diabetes and cardiovascular disease (12). Furthermore, IFG is known to be associated with the metabolic syndrome, which includes components of obesity, dyslipidemia, and hypertension. Therefore, public attention to the high prevalence of IFG and diabetes is requested.
This study endorses the fact that established risk factors, such as aging, hypertension, dyslipidemia, and a family history of diabetes, are associated with diabetes in the Korean population and concurs with the results of studies in Western populations in this respect (20,21). Moreover, when only patients with newly diagnosed diabetes are considered (i.e., by excluding subjects with known diabetes from the analysis), its association with normal subjects became insignificant for age, triglyceride level, and a family history of diabetes, whereas the significances of other variables remain unchanged (data not provided). Previous studies in the U.S. and Europe have reported an inverse correlation between alcohol intake and type 2 diabetes (22) or have suggested no significant association with diabetes (23). However, a recent study revealed that moderate to high alcohol consumption is positively associated with the incidence of diabetes in lean Japanese men (24). In the present study, only heavy drinkers were found to be at risk of diabetes and IFG.
Several limitations of this study need to be considered. First, no oral glucose tolerance tests (OGTTs) were conducted, which indicates that the prevalence of diabetes could have been underestimated. In our previous study of elderly Koreans, the prevalence of newly diagnosed diabetes was higher according to World Health Organization (WHO) criteria using OGTTs than by ADA criteria using fasting glucose alone (9). In addition, several studies have indicated that IFG might not be as sensitive a predictor of diabetes as impaired glucose tolerance (25,26). OGTTs are capable of identifying individuals at increased with risk of cardiovascular complications who would not be detected by fasting glucose testing alone. Furthermore, the ADA and WHO criteria might identify different groups of individuals. In the Diabetes Epidemiology: Collaborative Analysis of Diagnostic Criteria in Europe (DECODE) study, ADA criteria were found to be more likely to identify obese individuals ≤65 years old, whereas WHO criteria showed a tendency to diagnose diabetes in lean individuals (27). Moreover, OGTT is less reproducible than fasting plasma glucose testing (28). In an epidemiological study, use of a fasting glucose measurement is recommended because of its convenience and reproducibility (12). Second, the present study was limited by its cross-sectional nature, which prevents our defining causal relationships. Third, this survey does not provide information on subject refusals and/or noncontacted subjects, and thus, even though the participant rate was 77.3%, the response rate could not be calculated. Nevertheless, this study does provide the most reliable up-to-date information on the prevalences of diabetes and IFG and on their relationships with cardiovascular risk factors in the Korean population.
Summarizing, the present study shows that diabetes and IFG are common and that they are associated with cardiovascular risk factors in Korean adults. Without vigorous efforts to prevent and treat diabetes, the socioeconomic burden is predicted to be enormous. Prompt public action is requested to control diabetes in Korea.
We thank the members of the Korea Institute for Health and Social Affairs who conducted the national survey and everyone who contributed to this project.
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- Received March 21, 2005.

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Columbia receives first-place ranking for first time in program history
The first edition of the CollegeFencing360.com Coaches' Poll for 2014 has yielded some historic results in the 14-year history of the collegiate fencing poll (2001-14). The Columbia men have received the No. 1 ranking for the first time in program history while the Brown men have cracked the top-10 (9th) for the first time in their program history. It's a landmark day all-around for Ivy League fencing, as the Princeton women join the Columbia men as near-consensus No. 1 picks in their respective polls, while the Harvard women own the highest ranking (No. 2) in their program history.
Sophomore foilist Adam Mathieu and the rest of his fairly young teammates are part of the first Columbia fencing team to be ranked No. 1.
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Events which occurred on 29 February.
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- 1968 - J.R.R. Tolkien writes Letter 301.
- 2004 - The 76th Academy Awards: The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King wins 11 Oscars out of 11 nominations. David Hemmings is featured in the In Memoriam feature.
In Arda
- Aragorn reaches the Downs.
- Merry and Pippin escape from the Orcs and meet Treebeard.
- Treebeard leads the hobbits to Wellinghall and they drink the Ent-draught.
- The Rohirrim attack at sunrise and destroy the Orcs; death of Grishnákh and Uglúk.
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They looks like Duck-Bears. One does not expect Audubon-level accuracy in Beetle Bailey - or even Mark-Trail-level, for that matter - but these appear to have been drawn by a ten-year old. It makes you suspect that no one actually draws Beetle Bailey any more, but simply assembles the strip out of pre-existing character templates. When the writer sent this one to the shop, they looked in the files for MONKEYS and panicked, because there weren't any pre-existing monkey templates.
LONG LONG TIMES AGO The Evolution of the Star Wars logo. Started out blah, got horrible, then ended up with the style that seems so obvious now.
In related news: Mark Hamill is picking cigarette butts out of public ashtrays. And he's doing okay for himself, as far as I know. Well, add that to the "10 Frugal Habits of People Who Manage to Afford to Live in Malibu," I guess.
ART This fellow wants to print out the Internet for an art project. Actually, he wants you to print out as much as you want, then send to him. In Mexico. Says the Yahoo story:
. . . it also happens to tie directly to Goldsmith's past work: "quantifying ephemeral material." In this instance, the goal is to "literally materialize the amount of information around us." In the Internet era, figuring out what to do with information that exists is more meaningful than generating more information: "The advent of digital culture has turned each one of us into an unwitting archivist," hoarding endless MP3s and digital pictures and old emails, he continued.
As a witting archivist, i.e. I make a point of finding ephemeral material and doing something with it, I have to disagree: figuring out what to do with information is more meaningful than generating more? I am tempted to agree but have no idea what he's talking about.
What will he do with the stuff once the exhibit's over? Recycle it.
IS THIS A TRICK QUESTION? Atlantic mag asks why everyone hates the Boomers. "F. Scott Fitzgerald's flappers also grew up in a time of plenty, but they were allowed to age out of their sybaritic image. What makes the Boomers different?"
Without reading the article, I'm going to take a wild stab and say "their endless sense of self-importance, entitlement, and conviction that the popular culture of their dorm room years was the most singular contribution to Western Civilization since the Renaissance." At least among the people who emerged from the demographic to fill the academies and media companies, and thus shaped the subsequent cultural narratives. And now I'll read the article and see if I'm right.
Nope. Not according to the author, anyway. The article ticks off the differences between the Jazz Age youth - because "Gatsby" is still in theaters - and the Boomers. Then the comments pile on everyone. Nevermind.
NEW INTERNET CRAZE On the odd chance you haven't heard this yet, well, here it is; it will be beaten to death in a week or two. The mocking parody videos have already begun. It's . . . well.
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With no publisher, no backing, "no family helping me—I don't have a boyfriend or anything," Rohrback decided she would publish her book herself. The cover features two different pictures of her floating alongside a fiery white steed."This book finally let me experience my inner horse. I was like a child again, prancing through the woods. At one point, I was convinced I had four legs. A smile radiated from my face. I punched the sky, knowing that I was free. Call me Prancer, for I walk my path with joy."
At least she didn't experience someone else's inner horse. In the old west they'd hang you for that. Metaphysical rustling is still rustling. (via the Daily Beast.)
In related news, yesterday's Internet Craze was the Hitler tea kettle. BuzzFeed says it's found a new development in the case, and by "found" I mean "Took the post and picture from a tumblr, depriving the guy of the hits." Poor guy has THREE reblogs. Here, give him some traffic.
ART BoingBoing has an interesting piece about Hard Case Crime, which makes paperback books that look like paperback books used to look.
one of the people who gave a damn, and gave it early enough in our existence for it to make a big difference, was Stephen King. He decided he wanted in on the fun and when he wrote a book called The Colorado Kid – an unsettling little mystery about the nature of mystery – he invited us to be its publisher. It became our top-selling title ever (not surprisingly) and inspired a TV series called Haven that's going into its fourth season on SyFy this fall.I had no idea. I would never have watched anything based on the "The Colorado Kid," anyway. It was the most inconclusive work since a Neolithic cave artist pressed his red-painted right hand on the stone and decided not to do the left one. The core mystery was okay; the presentation - two old newspaper coots acting like cliched newspaper coots talkin' about the story, ayuh, to an intern - took away from the suspense, but it was one of King's minor works that galloped along, and you trusted the author to bring you home at the end. He didn't. He didn't solve the mystery. Which would seem to be something that made people suspicious of the rest of the offerings from the publishing house, but they've done okay. The next King book will not be an ebook. Paperback only. Why? Out of respect for the forms of the past.
. . . our books are is a shrine to a particular way of consuming stories and the particular object that for decades delivered that experience to millions of people. An object that has dimensions and heft and feels a certain way when you handle it, that looks a certain way when you thumb its pages back, creases a certain way when you jam it in a jacket pocket or a lunch bucket. Shape and form and texture matter. The past matters. Preserving things we love matters. And insofar as we want people to remember something we love, putting an example of it in their hands is a powerful way to do so.
Even though I've gone the digital route, I agree. If it really wants to remind people of 1973, though, they could reprise something that was the most revolutionary thing in paperbacks since, well, paperbacks, and was met with such revulsion they stopped doing it out of shame.
A cigarette ad. In the middle of the book.
It was stiff, too - no matter how you opened the book, it fought you, because it wanted to flip to the TRUE ad. We hated these things like we hated the way Marvel reduced the stories by one page by splitting a double-truck so one page was distributed on the top half and the bottom half was ads. (Buy a poster that will teach you karate! Buy a glue-on Van dyke beard! Comics bought and sold, send for a mimeographed list offered by some guy in New Jersey, $1.00) Ads in a book was a line no one had thought to cross.
They never said they were sorry, but they stopped doing it. I can only imagine the mail they got.
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This is supposed to be baked honey chicken, I made Sweet Potato Fries and I decided to use the same canola oil for this chicken. From the color, it really shows it has sweetness since it's sticky. A mixture of sweet and sour in a fried chicken.
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Sunday, May 29, 2011
Tuna Sandwich and Blanched Vegetables
Bento #12 ~ Tuna Sandwich and Blanched Veges |
I baked the whole wheat bread creating into fun shaped like flowers, hearts, and even bears. I used tuna in water fresh from the can, I seldom eat canned food and if ever I have to add lots of vegetables to the meal. In here I used steamed okra wrapped in fish cake and baby corn as side dish. I also have mixed salad and seedless grapes for dessert.
Saturday, May 28, 2011
Sweet Coconut Balls
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A favorite sweets for us, also known as Coconut Macaroons (Cocaditos), easy and simple to prepare adapted form the Food Magazine. I used brown sugar and I didn't put much. I don't have nothing much to say, just try it!
Friday, May 27, 2011
Weekend Food Tour: Come On Italy St.
Real Italian Taste but a little bit pricey, I guess because they used dried tomatoes in all their meals knowing that dried tomatoes are hard to find in this town. The food is really good, I enjoyed everything until to last bite.
Thursday, May 26, 2011
Chocolate Chip Walnut Bars
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A big hit! Just by looking at it you can tell it's really good and what more if you have a piece in your hand. First time to make bars and I'll make again and again, changing or adding ingredients more next time. This Chocolate Chip and Walnut Bars is dapted from my cookbook Hmmm Baking. I don't have a square baking sheet, but I managed to cut them in bars. I used bitter-sweet chocolate chips and didn't add much sugar.
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
Rice in Nori, Steamed Shrimp and Vegetables
Bento #11 ~ Purple Rice in Nori, Steamed Shrimp and Vegetables |
Monday, May 23, 2011
Fresh Mango and Walnut Bread
The other day, I made Mango and Coconut Cupcake and I still have a cup of puree from the mango I bought. If banana is so good in bread, why not mango... here's the result, I would say this is Mango Bread in a Cup. It looks hard on top, but I like it that way. I really lessened the butter and sugar this time.
Sunday, May 22, 2011
Bite Size Pizza for Lunch
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Mini pizza from left-over pizza sauce I made and the Fresh Milk Bread from yesterday's post, and fresh fruits and raw vegetables, a meal is created for the day.
Saturday, May 21, 2011
Sweet Fresh Milk Bread
This is one of the posts disappeared last week! I adapted the recipe from Fall in Love with Baking. Next time I'll be making this into rolls since I love the brown part. The bread is soft and it smells so good. I brought it in the church for food tasting and my friends said it's tasty and creamy!
Friday, May 20, 2011
Mango Coconut Cupcake
I went to supermarket today and saw huge over riped mango for only NT$69 (originally it was NT$120, almost US$5), and I thought making something bake out of it. After removing the black part and blended, I got 2 cups of mango. I used 1 cup to make this Mango Coconut Cupcake, and I freezer the left-over for future baking. I also used cake flour, and added dried coconut and turned out the tops are frosted and a little bit chewy. The smell of mix mango and coconut is so good!
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Thursday, May 19, 2011
Simple Potato Omelet
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Bingo! One potato and two eggs, that all I have in the kitchen. I grew up eating this potato omelet. Sometimes we ate it for breakfast with fried rice or inserted it in a pandesal (Filipino rolls), sometimes we cooked this at dinner along with left over food from lunch. Now it's my turn to cook it and eat as it is. I have no one to share with :)
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Peppered Beef Cold Noodles
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It's peppered beef spinach cold noodles. I read so much about cold noodles and pasta salad since I would like to know the difference between noodles and pasta. Actually, I think there's not much difference. Mostly in Asia, we're just used to call noodles and in Western it simply pasta. Anyways, as usual this is an easy way to prepare ahead of time, maybe at night and just place it in the chiller, the following day it's ready to eat.
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
Chicken Cold Noodles
Monday, May 16, 2011
Walnut-Mallow Brownie Bites
For today I made another creation of my last pouch of brownies mix. My friends enjoyed eating this brownies with walnuts and melted marshmallow on top. Good thing about marshmallow in here is not that sweet. It's not a new recipe to everyone, but I made it for an experience and I think kids will love it . I also added more water to the mixture, it came out like soft cake. The soft cake, crunchy walnuts, and chewy marshmallow made it really taste good.
Sunday, May 15, 2011
Spaghetti and Brocolli
My two previous posts aren't showing, I guess it will take time before Blogger could figure/return them. Anyways, when I made this bento my husband told me it looks like for Halloween :) I thought of Jack-o-lantern. I'm a bit frugal here, I used the left over pizza sauce I made, chopped some peppered beef and added fresh basil and cheese. A great meal indeed!
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Friday, May 13, 2011
Fried Chicken and Rice
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I'm eating big time today! Kind of heavy food, but I think it's healthy in a way since it's a complete meal. How I enjoy using my do it yourself (DIY) rice molder and trying to fit all the food into the small lunch box. Good thing in my place where I live, I can buy small portion of everything. For instance, boiled egg, cooked rice, and even fresh fruits and vegetables.
Thursday, May 12, 2011
Rice Nori, Tofu and Mushroom
As simple preparation as this kind of meal in a busy exam week. Rice wrapped in Nori (dry seaweed) with tuna and mayonnaise, shredded with carrots.
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I have here fried egg tofu in olive oil,
sauteed mushroom seasoned with salt and pepper.
For the dessert, I bought egg pudding in the egg.
Happy Thursday!
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Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Asparagus and Peppered Beef Egg Wrap
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There's nothing better than having good and healthy breakfast in the morning! I'm trying to give it a try, hoping I can continue waking up early to prepare rather than buying from breakfast store. This took around 10 minutes since I prepared the peppered beef the night before. You can also use ham and other vegetables, and mayonnaise for the dressing. For the dessert, I have cherry tomatoes and cheese.
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Tuesday, May 10, 2011
Pan Grilled Shrimp and Vegetables
Monday, May 9, 2011
Whole Wheat Mini Bread
I'm making Bento (Boxed Meal) lately that's why I made bite size kind of bread to fit in my lunch box. I used my cookie cutter to shape the dough. I also used my hook mixer to do all the kneading. The bread is hard but chewy, sort of pizza bread the way I like it and a little bit sweet since I added cake flour. I think, I'll make this kind again and again.
Sunday, May 8, 2011
Cream Cheese Brownie Bites
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I'm trying to use all the brownie mix I have before the heat begins. I don't think I would stay in the kitchen to bake by then. This is second to the last pack and I decided to make into mini-cupcake with cream cheese frosting and decorated with colorful candies to catch up Mayflower season. I still have to improve the process of making frost. I admit, I'm having a hard time when it comes to frosting.
Saturday, May 7, 2011
Vanilla Chocolate Chip Cookies
I found a box of Vanilla Cookie Powder in the supermarket, out of curiosity I bought it and added bitter-sweet chocolate chips. I couldn't really taste the vanilla flavor, maybe because I added a spoon of honey. But I ate three in one sitting with my hot green tea.
Friday, May 6, 2011
Hotdog Pizza Cups
I divided the pizza dough I made last week and this is my third time to create from it. We had a meeting and I want to bring pizza but it's not convenient since I don't have a box to carry. I decided to make the pizza into cups. The ingredients are simple, I also used my mini muffin pans to shape the dough.
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Welcome to the world of Bento (Boxed Meal or Bian Dang /便當). There are two reasons why I started making Healthy Bento. First, I was inspired by Cooking Gallery, then I thought of starting to eat healthy breakfast early morning since my class starts at 10am until 1pm. I always end up eating anything available for grab. I can prepare the food at night, place in the chiller, and ready to eat in the morning.
Thursday, May 5, 2011
Roast Pepper Beef Pizza
Good thing about making pizza at home, you can put anything you like for toppings. Whatever available in the refrigerator will do. Yesterday, I posted Simple Fresh Tomato and Basil Pizza that I just ate it in one sitting. Today, I made little creation by adding roast pepper beef and green pepper.
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
P is for Pizza Preparation
P is to prepare pizza dough, pizza sauce, and simple pizza toppings. There's nothing better than homemade pizza! Here's a simple way how to prepare pizza:
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
Banana Walnut Choco-Chip Cookies
It's second time around, much improved than my first Banana Chocolate Chip Cookies. The process is just the same except choco-chips met walnuts and they really blend together. As I mentioned, it's just like eating a piece of banana bread. This time it's chewy and crunchy plus much sweeter.
Monday, May 2, 2011
Whole Wheat Strawberry Muffin
Glazed and crunchy on top, sweet and soft inside! No butter or oil for this recipe, I thought it wouldn't rise but lemon juice and honey I think made the trick. I just can't resist, I ate five in one sitting along with a cup of hot green tea. It's just a small portion anyways :)
Sunday, May 1, 2011
WFT: Chikurin Tei Japanese Restaurant (2)
Last time, I posted Chikurin Tei Japanese Restaurant as part of my Weekend Food Tour. Since it's our second time to stay in Spring City Hotel in Beito (Hot Spring Capital of Taipei) and the dinner was included in ovenight package. This time, they had this Flora Style Creation in connection to Taipei International Flora Exposition that started November 25, 2010 and ended last April 25, 2011. Over all, they had seven servings from appetizer to dessert. We had additional menu given by the Chef for food tasting.
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Ok, so I am not stupid - I actually used to be a dispatcher for Maycor, so I know a little bit about troubleshooting appliances. But this one has had the factory service guys stumped too. I took off the door cover and access panels to try to find the source of leaking water. While it is running you can look into the place where the door liner sits inside the tub and see water swirling. Sometimes, though it swirls over the edge and spills out. (It's NOT overfilling.) The repair guy came out and he was stumped. The guy at his headquarters that he was on the phone with was stumped. For lack of anything else to do, they replaced the door liner. This fixed it (???) while he was here. The very next time I ran it, it leaked, so obviously, it DIDN'T fix it. I've been narrowing it down myself... I think the water is actually coming through the vent holes in the bottom of the door. I thought maybe (since I have very hard water) my spray arm was clogged, making it spray wierdly. I just took it off, and it looks fine. BUT I am wondering...is it supposed to be water tight on the seams along the side? Do I possibly need a new spray arm? I am thinking maybe water is shooting out the end of the arm (rather than just the holes) and coming out those vents. Sorry for the LONG story...please somebody help. Related Models |
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Check if the tower protector (#2 on the dish rack break down diagram) and the water diffuser (#11 on the dish rack break down diagram) are in place.
Check if the vent screen (#12 on the inner door break down diagram) is not clogged. - Here are the break down diagrams for the Whirlpool dishwasher Model DU840SWKQ0 Gene.
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nope, they're all fine. Also, here's a further clarification of symptoms.
It seems to leak worse the longer it washes. In other words, it's dry on the first pre-rinse and beginning of light wash, but by the end, water is just really dripping heavily. This is most likely the reason is seemed to stay dry while the serviceman was here. He didn't run a full cycle. Hope that helps, and thanks for YOUR help. |
Unfortunately this is beyond my expertise.
Hopefully someone else on the forum could help you to solve this problem. Gene.
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its possible there is an excessive amount of water accumalating in tub .there shoud be about 2 1/2 inches of water . check level of water when it starts to leak. does the water drain completly when you cancel it.if this machine has float cup +switch .check to see float cup is not clogged with detergent . that can fool the water valve to stay open longer
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But Italy it is: On the past several months, we've seen Italian officials: Try to ban P2P site the Pirate Bay (and then give up), fret over dumb kids making pro-Mafia fan pages on Facebook, and threaten to throw senior Google (GOOG) executives in jail for content uploaded to Youtube they couldn't have possibly reviewed.
But Italian inanity just doesn't stop. Lawmakers have bills in the works that could effectively ban access to Facebook and Youtube throughout the country.
Bloomberg: "Facebook is an indecent site," Gianpiero D'Alia, the lawmaker who introduced the amendment, said referring to the fan clubs dedicated to the convicted mafia bosses. "It's only right that Facebook be blacked out," D'Alia said in an interview published on l'Espresso magazine's Web site..
The bill says the Interior Ministry will be able to order blocking Web sites that encourage or justify criminal behavior if prosecutors open an investigation into the content of the sites. Should the Internet provider fail follow the ministry's order to black out the sites, they may face a fine as much as 250,000 euros ($322,338), the proposed law says.
The measure was inserted as an amendment to a bill aimed at cracking down on crime that the Senate passed on Feb. 5. The measure must pass in the Chamber of Deputies without being changed to become law.
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As many active players on SMP7 know, Mogri and I closed our shop, The Bizarre Bazaar, at 14010 for several reasons that I'll leave out of this thread to avoid conflict. Since our shop closed, we have not seen new shops arise as we had hoped. Because of this, we are looking for a shop that is willing to sell frequently-purchased materials such as logs, iron, diamonds, cobblestone, etc. at a reasonable price to the residents on SMP7. We are by no means looking for someone to build a huge mall. Rather, we would like to see someone start a modest, but useful shop that can later be expanded, because that is how we were when we first started The Bizarre Bazaar. If you are interested, you need to be dedicated to your shop and willing to put in the effort to setup a good storefront with good prices. We do require that you start building a functional and attractive store building and provide images of it to us. If we feel you are heading in the right direction, we can help you build up stock to open the store. However, please keep in mind that we are looking for a person that will be dedicated to their shop for much longer than when the initial stock runs out. Please PM either Mogri or I with the following information:Why do you want to open a shop?How often do you play EMC?What do you do with most of your time on EMC?Where have you begun construction on your shop? (attach images if you have any, imgur is a great resource for uploading pictures)
Beaver and Mogri, I don't have neither the time nor the energy to build and stock a fully-functioning shop. However, I do have an idea. What if you guys left 14010 open and set it up so that people could buy and sell there. Then, there would be an awesome looking shop on smp7 that the residents could keep stocked and make some rupees, and also be able to purchase things without searching all of the tiny little or medium sized shops to try and find a reasonable priced and in stock one for each item they need. Just an idea.P.S. - I also think you guys should unlock the wool farm so that people (which may or may not include me ) can get wool, and you guys don't have to worry about keeping that res stocked, since the sheep stock themselves Also just an idea.
Your shop was the only good shop on smp7. All the other shops were a rip off or out of stock. You did not have the cheapest prices but you were reliable! Please reopen your shop!!!
*cough* 14566 is going to be a huge success *cough**cough cough cough* it will be ran by Gobstone308 and I *cough cough cough*Edit : We will need supplies, we already have the building constructed, we just need to do exterior and interior and put the chests and signs in it. ( we kind of copied you because your SOOO awesome )
I'm planning on opening 14417 soon, but I'll need help. The shop cannot be expanded as it takes up the whole res, but it has many empty aisles and I'm always going to operate on a 'craft it yourself' policy, where we only sell non-renewable resources as we mined them in the wild. It would be great if someone could help
I also try to sell at as cheaper prices as possible, they should be affordable to all of EMC, I play EMC for several hours a day and I will offer all renewable resources for FREE
I've been hanging out in town lately helping people out when I can, and selling things from zeke1o0o's shop.Last week I helped Michael102 get glowstone for his shop and we worked on a drop party room. What I've suggested to he and a couple of other small shop owners is that they cooperate in supplying each others shops.Warlock and Mr. Piggy, if you need help stocking or whatever, PM me when I'm online and I'll see what I can do to help you.
Everyone interested in this opportunity should PM us with your response to the questions listed above in Beaver's post.
Off topic: I'm almost done my shop on smp8 :3. Just need to do some stocking and wait for 1.3 and get gold.
While I've temporarily closed my shop (@ 15064) so I can focus on construction, I'm always looking for shops that buy & sell stuff at a reasonable price as I'm one of the few people who try to work within the freelance system.Before 14141 fell into marketing disrepair, I was shopping there by selling the logs I harvested & buy materials I needed to run & expand my operations.I'm not online as much as I'd like to really crank stuff out (so stuff is typically turn out at a slow rate or at small quantities). Like I may not be totally loyal to stocking a single shop (being a freelancer), as long as buying prices are reasonable (matching or exceeding my selling price), I'll provide some supplies as they come in. As for the "little shop" for commonly-purchased stuff, I already have the framework in place on my lot. The only problem I'm suffering is keeping supplies up & keeping operating expenses in the sustainable range. While I harvest many of the items I sell on site, there's only so much I can do with the time I have.
My shop on smp7 will be complete after 1.3 update I will keep you posted just look for an upcoming thread about my new stores
Sorry, this is for SMP7 only. Thanks for everyone's interest so far. We have yet to find a candidate to sponsor, so please continue to submit your applications.


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LGBT Activists and Organizers Liz Bradbury, Adrian Shanker, and Stephen Libby to Perform in Civic Theatre's Reading of 8
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8 chronicles the challenge to California's Proposition 8 and shines a light on the importance of marriage equality. The story is framed by the Federal District Court trial in Perry v. Schwarzenegger (now Perry v. Brown), the case filed by AFER to overturn Proposition 8, and its historic closing arguments in June 2010.
The cast will feature Liz Bradbury, executive director of the Pennsylvania Diversity Network; Adrian Shanker, president of Equality Pennsylvania; and Stephen Libby, Lehigh Valley LGBT activist as well as Matthew Hogam, Aidan Nuell, JoAnn Basist, Bill Joachim, Will Morris, Josh Neth, Melisa Klausner, Tesia Nicoli, Will Windsor Erwin, Gary Gaughler, Sharon Lee Glassman, Barry Glassman, Sue Sneeringer, Troy Brokenshire, Jason Sizemore, Justin Brehm, Troy Brokenshire, and Mike Febbo.
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Based in San Francisco, Medivation is best known for its oncology drug Xtandi, which treats prostate cancer
Singapore: According to a recent report by IMS Health, the global market for cancer drugs hit $100 billion in annual sales in 2015 and could reach $148 billion by 2018. With cancer patients surviving longer, cancer medications have become the need of the hour compelling big pharma companies to build a lucrative oncology pipeline.
The figures clearly explain why major dugmakers like Sanofi, Pfizer are eyeing the US cancer drug maker Medivation. With increase in the incidences of cancer worldwide, there is a flood of oncology medications in the market and pharma biggies like Roche, Novartis, Bristol-Meyers Squibb are leading in the manufacturing of oncology combinations.
With oncology drugs reigning the global market and patent expiration of key cancer and oncology drugs such as Herceptin, Erbitux, Rituxan and Avastin, pharmaceutical companies are eyeing onco-acquisitions that will help these companies boost their oncologypipeline and help them cash-in on this opportunity.
After Medivation declined French drug giant Sanofi's last week, reports now suggest that, pharmaceutical giant Pfizer has approached Medivation expressing interest for acquisition. The deal, if finalized, will help Pfizer beef up its innovative oncology products list.
Based in San Francisco, Medivation is best known for its oncology drug Xtandi, which treats prostate cancer. The drug raked in $1.9 billion worldwide last year, and analysts expect it to eventually overtake first-to-market nemesis Zytiga from Johnson & Johnson. Medivation has also attracted attention for its experimental PARP inhibitor--the Phase III drug talazoparib, recently acquired from BioMarin ($BMRN) for $410 million upfront.
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Chris Christie on a last chance power drive
UPDATE: I can hear Chris Christie singing now: Well, your honor, I do believe I'd be better off dead.
His hero, Bruce himself, has humiliated him nationally along with Jimmy Fallon in a must-watch send-up of the (small b) boss. Fallon (put your hair up pretty) is brilliant. Bruce is Bruce. Christie is cooked.
Sample lyric:
Highways jammed with pissed-off drivers with no place left to go
And the press conference went on and on
It was longer than one of my own damn shows
Some day, Governor, I don't know when, this will all end
But till then, you are killing the working man
Who's stuck in Governor Christie's Fort Lee, New Jersey, traffic jam.
The quick, easy, less-than-two-hour response to the Chris Christie bridge scandal is that he's done, finished, kaput.
The thing about these predictions (see: Nixon, Dick, circa 1962) is that they are nearly always wrong.
And yet.
1. There will be hearings. People will be under oath. Those thrown under the bus by Christie will be forced to testify. They will not go to prison (here's a prediction I'll stand by) to protect the Big Guy. Maybe Christie knew nothing about the Fort Lee lane closings. But does anyone out there think this was a one-off? Is there anyone who doesn't think that political retaliation was not constantly in the air that everyone in the governor's office breathed?
2. It's New Jersey. And the story reads like a bad Sopranos plot. And everyone who lives in those places where politics is not played rough and tumble has no idea what just happened. For years, Republicans have talked about Chicago politics as if professorial Obama were some crooked ward boss. Well, this is the real thing. And it will trail Christie forevermore.
3. Christie has had his I-am-not-a-bully moment. Whatever else came of the news conference, that is not a good moment to have on the resume. No one likes a bully. And while we say we like our politicians tough and sassy, do we really want a guy whose every move from now on will be judged by where we put him on the bully scale rather than on the bully pulpit? Many people in the political world were worried whether Christie would wear well for an entire presidential campaign, but most figured he could make it through the pre-campaign days. Now that's not exactly a sure bet.
4. According to the Washington Post's Chris Cillizza, Christie answered 94 questions. But there are more. If he really wanted to get to the bottom of the scandal, why didn't he ever question Bridget Kelly, who is at the center of the scandal? And could the governor's deputy chief of staff really close down those lanes on her own? How does the chain of command work in Trenton? And if I were Christie, here's one question I'd want answered: Has anyone offered Kelly immunity?
5. Like many people, I'm still puzzled about the entire affair. Like, if you wanted to punish the Fort Lee mayor, why would you instead punish Fort Lee commuters? It's not like you'd put a threatening horse's head in the main square. You put it in the mayor's bed. You'd pressure a donor to stop giving him money. You wouldn't let him sit at a good table at the next Mayor's Conference in Atlantic City. Cutting off commuter lanes is an odd form of retaliation. This isn't revenge being served cold. This is lunch being served four hours late.
6. Fortunately for us, if not for Christie, there will now be hundreds of reporters working on this story. The Bergen Record did a great job getting the emails, but now everyone will want a piece. If there's something else, if there's anything else, that is damning about this story, then Christie really is in trouble. If Christie isn't finished yet, that just means there's still time to start your office pool.
7. We have Springsteen lyrics as reminders. The best tweet I've seen citing Christie's favorite New Jersey singer: The highway's jammed with broken heroes on a last chance power drive.
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Mike – let me encourage you to look into the Rachel Maddow story about this. She and her staff wondered about the plausibility of retaliation for the mayor, she does a very nice job of tying the incident to something much more concrete and relevant to Fort Lee that occurred in the day or two leading up to the lane blockage.
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The Portland City Council has passed a paid sick leave mandate that requires employers to provide paid leave for employees to use for personal and family member illness as well as certain safety concerns. The new ordinance takes effect on Jan. 1, 2014. Employers who already offer paid sick leave or paid time off still need to review, and likely revise, their policies.
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Use of sick time: Employees may use sick time in increments of one hour, unless the employer allows less time and only for an otherwise qualifying absence from work performed in Portland.
Waiting period for new employees: Leave begins accruing immediately upon hire, but may not be used in the first 90 days of employment, unless the employer's policies otherwise allow for earlier use.
Existing PTO and other paid leave: Employers who already provide paid sick time or other paid time off ("PTO") do not have to provide additional leave as long as their sick time or PTO policies or practices meet the minimum accrual rates prescribed by this ordinance, and employees have access to the paid leave for the same reasons and in the same manner.
Non-retaliation and enforcement: Employees may not be retaliated against for exercising their rights under the ordinance. The ordinance will be enforced by the Oregon Bureau of Labor & Industries (BOLI).
Requiring verification: Employers may require documentation of illness if three consecutive days of leave is used. The employer must pay any cost not covered by insurance of obtaining such documentation. It is not clear how these verification provisions of the ordinance will be reconciled with different rules under the FMLA related to shorter absences and healthcare provider certifications of serious health conditions.
Regulation deadline: The administrative rules governing implementation of the sick leave code must be adopted before Aug. 31, 2013.
Posting requirement: Employers must provide and post notice of employee rights under the ordinance. The notice must be in in English and other languages used to communicate with the employer's workforce. The city will be preparing a template. Use of a poster is also an acceptable form of notice.
Recordkeeping: Employer must keep records documenting hours work and sick time accrued and used by employees for at least two years.
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MPN: HB-1000S Humax Humax HB-1000S Freesat+ with free time HThe Humax HB -1000S Freesat+ HD Digital TV Receiver gives you access to over 200 TV stations and the new Freetime Roll Back service.Freesat's award-winning service Freetime offer a new Roll Back Guide that lets viewers 'turn back time' to watch programmes that have already been on across 26 channels. A Showcase section provides handpicked programme recommendations and enhanced On Demand service.The Freesat app launched earlier this year lets you use your smartphone or tablet to plan, record (with a USB connected hard drive [sold separately]) and manage programmes to watch and directly control the TV. As well as a huge range of standard definition channels, you can also access all free-to-air HD TV channels including BBC One and Two, CBBC and ITV HD, along with Channel 4 HD – all completely subscription free. You can pause and rewind live TV – perfect when you want to watch that amazing sporting moment over again or when you miss that crucial bit of dialogue. Useful info:
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Drug Rehab for Bartlesville, Oklahoma
Addiction destroys judgment, perceptions of reality and common sense. An addict may realize that he is ruining his life, but the realization alone is not enough to stop his addiction to drugs or alcohol. He is out of control, subject only to the intense need to alleviate his cravings.
Despite the deep concern by family and friends, and even despite efforts to help him, he often turns aside offers of assistance. Addiction usually results in the addicted person feeling hopeless and numb. The only solution is to find a successful drug rehab for Bartlesville that can provide an addict with lasting sobriety and a chance at a drug-free life. With treatment at a Narconon drug and alcohol rehabilitation center, this solution is a reality. There is a Narconon only two hours away from Bartlesville.
Narconon Arrowhead in Canadian, Oklahoma is the top choice in drug rehabs for those striving for lasting recovery. Located in a peaceful setting in southeastern Oklahoma, this residential facility delivers the same effective program found in fifty other Narconon centers around the world. Both physical and mental factors of addiction are addressed to provide an alternative treatment that works.
Detoxification that Helps Proof a Recovering Addict against Relapse
Many drug rehab programs state that once a person is an addict, they will always be an addict. This could not be further from the truth. Narconon's high 70% success rate at achieving lasting recovery is a perfect illustration of the fact that an addict need not always be an addict.
A thorough detoxification is important in decreasing or eliminating cravings for more drugs or alcohol. Drugs do not all leave the body when drug use has ceased. Residual drugs remain in the body even for years after someone has stopped using drugs. These drug residues remain lodged in the fatty tissues of the body, causing foggy thinking. They have been known to contribute to the triggering of drug cravings.
The Narconon New Life Detoxification flushes these residual toxins from the body by employing an exact regimen of moderate exercise, nutritional supplements and time in a low heat sauna. Many who have finished this phase of treatment often say that their cravings are completely gone. This goes far in protecting an addict against relapse and helps him maintain his sober lifestyle.
Narconon Provides a Tolerable Drugless Withdrawal
Drugless withdrawal is the first step in the Narconon program. It is not something to be dreaded. This phase is made more tolerable through the use of nutritional support and careful monitoring and assistance by trained staff. The experienced staff administer relaxation techniques that help ease the aches and emotional discomforts. These staff members will monitor the recovering individual around the clock during withdrawal if needed.
Once the participant has finished the detoxification, he is ready to learn how to repair and rebuild areas of his life that were damaged during his addiction. The Narconon Life Skills Courses teach the recovering person how to live a productive drug-free life. He learns how to deal with life's twists and turns without turning to drugs or alcohol as a solution.
One of the courses teaches the student how to improve situations in life, with reliable tools that are applicable to everyday situations. Another course gives him knowledge about relationships and how to develop positive ones. He will learn how to recognize and avoid those people who would encourage him to go back to drugs or alcohol.
The Drug Abuse Problem in Bartlesville Needs to be Effectively Addressed
Bartlesville, Oklahoma may seem to be off the beaten path, lying in the far northeast corner of the state. However, it is not off the path of drug traffickers, dealers and those caught in the throes of addiction. Recently a Bartlesville drug dealer was arrested to be charged with possession of and intent to distribute marijuana. He also had cocaine, drug money and a firearm in his possession. (See Cocaine Rehab)
One of the worst drugs to be addicted to is methamphetamine. The availability of this drug around Bartlesville makes it too easy to obtain, and worst of all, taking this drug even once can easily develop into a serious and expensive addiction. Recently a Bartlesville man was arrested carrying a meth lab around with him in his backpack. He was operating two other meth labs as well - one in his home and one in an abandoned house next door. _(See Methamphetamine Rehab) _
Bartlesville residents may recall an incident a few years back when a woman addicted to meth placed her baby in a washing machine with her laundry. The ten-day-old infant died inside as the washing machine was turned on and ran through its cycles. The woman's two other children were taken into protective care after she was arrested for drug charges and second degree manslaughter.
Addiction is tragic in many ways. To find an effective drug rehab for Bartlesville becomes a necessity to help an addict finally achieve lasting recovery and be able to live a fulfilling and happy life without drugs. Narconon addresses both the physical and mental dependency in an effective manner that really works. Call Narconon today.
- http://www.examiner-enterprise.com/sections/news/local-news/suspected-drug-dealer-arrested.html
- Meth Labs Found - Man arrested
- http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1327463/Ten-day-old-baby-dies-going-entire-spin-cycle-washing-machine.html