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2. Boulton AJ, et al. Comprehensive foot examination and risk assessment: a report of the task force of the foot care interest group of the American Diabetes Association, with endorsement by the American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists. Diabetes Care 2008; 31(8):1679-85.
3. Fitzgerald RH, et al. The diabetic rapid response acute foot team: 7 essential skills for targeted limb salvage. Eplasty 2009; 9:138-145.
4. Frykberg RG, Wittmayer B and Zgonis T. Surgical management of diabetic foot infections and osteomyelitis. Clin Podiatr Med Surg 2007; 24(3):469-82, viii-ix.
5. Armstrong DG, Wrobel J and Robbins JM. Guest editorial: are diabetes-related wounds and amputations worse than cancer? Int Wound J 2007; 4(4):286-7.
6. Jeffcoate WJ, et al. Unresolved issues in the management of ulcers of the foot in diabetes. Diabet Med 2008; 25(12):1380-9.
7. Wu SC and Armstrong DG. Clinical outcome of diabetic foot ulcers treated with negative pressure wound therapy and the transition from acute care to home care. Int Wound J 2008; 5 Suppl 2:10-6.
8. Boulton AJ. Diabetic neuropathy: classification, measurement and treatment. Curr Opin Endocrinol Diabetes Obes 2007; 14(2):141-5.
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10. Martin CL, et al. Neuropathy among the diabetes control and complications trial cohort 8 years after trial completion. Diabetes Care 2006; 29(2):340-4.
11. Armstrong DG and Athanasiou KA. The edge effect: how and why wounds grow in size and depth. Clin Podiatr Med Surg 1998; 15(1):105-8.
12. Wu SC, Crews RT and Armstrong DG. The pivotal role of offloading in the management of neuropathic foot ulceration. Curr Diab Rep 2005; 5(6):423-9.
13. Blanc Y, et al. Temporal parameters and patterns of the foot roll over during walking: normative data for healthy adults. Gait Posture 1999; 10(2):97-108.
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I am surprised Dr. Fitzgerald omitted mention of the VACOcast Diabetic Foot line of ulcer offloading devices (www.vacodiaped.com, Framingham, MA). This boot is an RCW that incorporates a vacuum beanbag for a more "total contact" fit and it comes with an optional "locking seal" that makes it an iTCC without having to jerry-rig with a cohesive bandage. It is closer to a TCC than alternatives.Reply to this comment »


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A fact-based thriller, about a father going undercover with the DEA to help free his son, that stars Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and is directed and co-written by a former stuntman seems like the last place one would expect to find a relatively slow-paced and strangely compelling family drama, but Ric Roman Waugh has done just that with his "Snitch." Ostensibly "inspired by true events," the film stars Johnson as John Matthews, a Missouri truck company owner stunned to learn that his somewhat estranged teenage son (Rafi Gavron) has been thrown in jail on federal drug charges. Turns out, young Jason has been pinned by a friend, and mandatory minimum sentencing laws (the apparent real villain of the film) mean he could spend at least 10 years in prison, unless he helps the feds track down other drug dealers. Jason might not know any other drug dealers, but John decides that he'll do the unthinkable: offer his trucks to local pushers (and, eventually, the Mexican cartel) to transport their goods, only to serve him up to the cops.
For a film that seems ready-made to deliver big fighting scenes and even bigger action sequences, Waugh (and co-writer Justin Haythe) frequently go surprisingly low-key, with Johnson tasked with playing a beleaguered family man who never thinks of using muscle to get the job done (despite the fact that, well, he's built like The Rock). "Snitch" never gets quite pumping as an action film, but it's more than serviceable as a thriller and a drama punctuated with believable tension and real-world stakes.
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Greetings. I am known as Lady Bryn Millar in the East Kingdom's Barony of Endewearde. I have been involved in the SCA since 1991 and have served in many roles in my local group of Endewearde over the years.
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Current offices & committees:
- Rapier Marshal at Large (1993-present)
- Youth Rapier Marshal at Large (2008-present)
- Endewearde Web Minister (1999-present)
- Endewearde Finance Committee at Large (2006-present)
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- Endewearde Minister of Arts and Sciences
- Endewearde Chronicler
- Endewearde Marshal of Fence
Household & Guild Associations
- Captain of Fence, League of Rapier Academies
- Captain, Northguard Mercenary Rapier Company
- Journeyman, Keepers of Athena's Thimble
- Coach, University of Maine Blade Society
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- Autocrat, Peasant Tax Revolt (April 1994 ? )
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- Autocrat, Fort Knox Demo (September 8, 2007)
- Autocrat, Bare Blade Tavern (November 1, 2008)
- Instructor (Blackwork Embroidery), Endewearde Schola (September 17, 2011)
- Autocrat, Silver Anniversary Celebration (April 20, 2013)
In addition to the listings above, over the years I've taken on the roles of Dayboard Head Cook or Staff (several times in the 1990s), Feast Staff (or Co-FeastoCrat), Fencing Marshal in Charge (numerous times), Fencing Game Master or Game Design Staff (numerous times), Web Master of numerous individual webpages for Endewearde events, hosted a picnic revel in my backyard, organized a regional fencing practice, was active for many years sponsoring and supporting fencers in the League of Rapier Academies, ran a memorial fencing tournament at an Endewearde fencing practice in 2012 in honor of Master Gregory Finche, and for over 20 years have taught SCA Rapier Combat to college students (including garbing & transporting them to events).


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Seminar lineup. Take a break from the show floor to hear Farm Journal Economist Bob Utterback's thoughts on the direction of the commodity markets. Implement & Tractor columnist Greg Peterson will present a seminar on trends in used equipment values. Both 90-minute seminars are free to NFMS attendees. There will also be a live taping of the Marketing Roundtable segment of "U.S. Farm Report." All three events will be presented in the South Wing conference center Make a trip of it.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WHAS11) -- Karolyn Nunnallee spoke to families of homicide victims one day before the 25th anniversary of the deadliest DUI bus crash in U.S. history.
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I Want To Learn Spanish – How To Say Hello In Spanish
I Want To Learn Spanish Greetings: Teach Yourself Hello In Spanish
"I want to learn Spanish" is a question that often crosses so many kids, teens and adults' minds. If you have ever wondered how to say hello in Spanish, now it's time you teach yourself with the help of Internet Spanish Lessons.com. Here, you will be introduced to the top ways to learn how to speak Spanish online, and today you will learn how to introduce yourself in Spanish, in other words, Me Presento.
If you are not yet familiar with our site, you will see that we have put together a series of mini online Spanish lessons to help you with your Spanish in cases you said I want to learn Spanish. Whether you want to know about Spanish history, Spanish lessons for kids, or Spanish grammar, we've got it for you.
This particular page will help you with common Spanish introductions and Spanish greetings. Here are some of the important words we will be reviewing in one of our many Spanish learning lessons:
- me llamo = my name is
- your name is = in Spanish you will say te llamas
- his/her name is = when referring to his or her name, you must say se llama
- I have is said as tengo
- you have = this common phrase must be spoken this way; tienes
- she/he has = often this is used in both English and Spanish, and it in Spanish you say tiene
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We all know that any time you introduce yourself to someone the very first thing you probably want to do is to tell them your name. So how do you do this using Spanish? Let's take a look…this is how you go about doing this in Spanish using the name Diego…Ola, me llamo Diego. This means either "My name is Diego" or "I want to be called Diego". Pretty simple? Great…now here are a few more sentences that should help you when having to introduce yourself or to make small conversation in Spanish. If you haven't said it yet, perhaps your friend or family member told you "I want to learn Spanish". So let's get to it
To ask someone their name is quite easy…here goes!
Y tú …¿Cómo te llamas? What is your name?
Not too bad was it…so now it's time to check out some of these common ice breakers or generic questions you may want to ask somebody. The following 5 questions are also quite relevant when introducing yourself or for basic Spanish conversation.
- ¿Cuántos años tienes? – This is the English equivalent of "How old are you?"
- En mi familia hay tres personas – In English, we say "How about your family?"
- ¿Cuántos personas hay en tu familia? – This simply means "How many people are there in your family?"
- ¿Cómo se llama tu hermana? – Curious to know about someone's sister, you ask "What's your sister's name?"
- Tengos 13 años. This means "I am 13". It is imperative to know that you are actually saying "I have 13 years" and not "I am 13 years old". Just a subtle difference between English and Spanish but one that must be remembered.
- The final useful word that internetspanish lessons.com would like to introduce in this article is the Spanish word hay, which means "there is" or "there are" and can be extremely useful in any conversation.
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Okay, there you have it! Some helpful questions that will get you to feel more confident introducing yourself or making small talk in Spanish, especially if told yourself "I want to learn Spanish". Good luck with your Spanish and keep practicing!
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Vote of the week: What will be the top new ride of the year at the Disneyland Resort?
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On the Theme Park Insider Discussion Board, Joseph Catlett asked which new Disneyland Resort ride are you looking forward to most - the Little Mermaid dark ride at Disney California Adventure or the new version of Star Tours at Disneyland?Tweet
That question sounds like a great vote of the week to me.
So which is it? If Disney theme parks are known for any single thing, it's great animatronic dark rides. But a 3-D simulator ride with multiple, randomly selected shorelines is pretty cool, too.
Star Tours 2, under construction at Disneyland
Star Wars is an enduring global entertainment franchise, but the Little Mermaid is beloved, and enjoying a revival of hipster cred, as well.
The Little Mermaid building at Disney California Adventure
Let's hear your pick. Even if you're not planning on visiting the Disneyland Resort anytime soon, go ahead and vote. Remember, the new Star Tours debuts at Walt Disney World this month, too, and the Little Mermaid's coming to the Magic Kingdom in a year or two, as well.
Saturday update: Star Tours 2 soft-opened to the public at Disney's Hollywood Studios in Florida today. Please post to the comments if you were one of the ones who got in to see the ride today.
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From Reid Loveland on May 13, 2011 at 10:27 AM
I have a feeling ST will win the poll as the fan base for Star Wars is a lot bigger than the fan base for TLM (at least here), but I voted for TLM. It's a brand new attraction, as opposed to the re-imagining of an existing one.
From Dominick D on May 13, 2011 at 10:44 AM
Even though Im waiting for WDW versions, Im more excited for The Little Mermaid because its not a remake.
From James Rao on May 13, 2011 at 11:32 AM
I'll take a brand new Disney Omnimover over a simulator ride any time!
From Mike Gallagher on May 13, 2011 at 12:02 PM
Wow..dead even! 50-50!
I won't be going anytime soon, but I hate Star Wars. I did enjoy Star Tours in its original incarnation, but a revamp holds limited appeal for me. Little Mermaid is my 2nd favorite modern traditionally animated Disney film, and I like ocean themed stuff. Ariel gets my vote.
From Mike Seary on May 13, 2011 at 2:02 PM
Personally I love revamps, as I am always curious to see what kind of new life can be brought to tired old attractions; sometimes they disappoint, sometimes they impress, but that's half the fun I think. Having not been to WDW in about 17 years, as soon as I heard about the film-inspired refit of POTC, curiosity took hold and I had to book a trip to check it (and the host of other attractions I had missed) out.
That being said, I voted SW not because of it being a revamp, but because Disney has always maintained minimal thrill rides in comparison to their armada of omnimover/tracked darkrides... another "ride in moving seat - look at animated dolls" type ride just doesn't get me excited. Had they brought some kind of groundbreaking new tech or experience to TLM, then maybe... but from what I have heard, its pretty much just another cookie-cutter dark ride based on an OLD Disney film.
It at least feels like they are injecting some innovation into SW (digital 3D, non-linear ride experiences).
From Brandon Mendoza on May 13, 2011 at 3:58 PM
I'm not a fan of 3D normally, but it works in theme parks. However, I'd like to know if they'll incorporate the glasses into the story... a "why are we wearing glasses?" in this Star Wars Universe kind of question.
I voted for Little Mermaid, but I feel like Star Tours will win due to America's obsession with technology. I prefer the music and vivid imagery of the Little Mermaid despite being a huge Star Wars Geek. I knock off a few more points for being associated with the painful "movies" called Episode I-III.
While I can see that some people would call Little Mermaid "just another dark ride", that's like calling Splash Mountain "just another Flume Ride". Every attraction is based on something including innovative ones like Soarin, or Tower of Terror.
From Jack Curley on May 13, 2011 at 4:17 PM
Star Tours is a rehash of the same thing. Sure, there's new locales and it's a different ride every time (well, it repeats every 54 times), but it's still a Star Wars motion simulator. Don't get me wrong, I love Star Wars, but I don't appreciate invoking the prequels. *shudder*
The Little Mermaid is an entirely new ride (and a princess to boot!), so I see it having a bigger impact than a new version of an old ride.
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From Stephanie Blackwell on May 13, 2011 at 5:07 PM
I thought at first, impossible to choose! However, after some thought it seems the Star Wars ride has been in my head a lot recently since I've been looking forward to going to Disneyland in June. Don't get me wrong, I love The Little Mermaid, the music, and dark rides. But to tell you the truth I almost forgot about the new ride. So I guess it's thrill rides for me!
From Brett Munyon on May 13, 2011 at 6:03 PM
SW merits multiple rides with its 54 combos so that was the tie-breaker. Dont get me wrong im still excited for TLM and i'll be sure to check both out in june.
From Tony Perkins on May 13, 2011 at 7:34 PM
Even though I like Star Wars better than TLM, I'd rather go on a classic dark ride than a motion simulator any day. I'll probably ride the new Star Tours once or twice, but TLM will get a ride every visit. Disney is famous for its immersive dark rides, and it's great to see they're doing a new one.
From Randall Peek on May 14, 2011 at 12:58 AM
Star Tours provides a unique and evolutionary experience, providing a nostalgic blast from the past for those who grew up on Star Wars as well as going state-of-the-art with the varied content of the new attraction. Riders are rewarded for repeat visits with the possibility of seeing scenes they haven't seen on prior rides.
The Little Mermaid, while it is a big, luxurious dark ride, is really just a people-eater that doesn't really provide anything beyond a synopsis of the well-known movie. To the best of my knowledge, there isn't anything about it that is truly innovative.
As much as I love The Little Mermaid, and I do, I have to give the very clear advantage to Star Tours.
From Sylvain Comeau on May 14, 2011 at 3:02 AM
Tough choice, but I voted for Star Tours, because this new version will have much more re-rideability. With 54 different ride combinations, people will want to get on it again and again (if they can hack the horrific wait times) to experience all of them.
From Michael Gilmore on May 14, 2011 at 12:28 PM
I am loving the overdue remake of Star Tours-de-Force, but
I am even more excited about the new dark ride that has never been seen before. And yes, I have to agree with James Rao, I really like great motion simulators, but they will never take the place of "train" rides using Ominimover type equipment.
My understanding is that the joint project between Disneyland and WDW imagineering is that this Little Mermaid ride is different from the previous project at Tokyo Disneyland.
Does anyone know about this?
From Victoria Jurkowski on May 15, 2011 at 3:57 AM
While I did vote for star tours, I am excited for both. But if I had to choose one [or at least one to do first] it would be star tours. Disney hasn't done a lot of behind the scenes things for it so I know very little about what it contains, at least visually. But little mermaid has about 7 videos on the Disney parks blog, all showing the interior of the ride. So I feel like I've already seen most of that ride.
That being said, I think a lot of you are underestimating little mermaid as 'just a dark ride'. sure, it doesn't pack thrills. But it's not all still characters and flat boards like some other dark rides I can think of. It's MUCH more animated and lively. And it has tons of details packed into it.
From Samantha McCrae on May 18, 2011 at 3:23 AM
Definately Star Tours! I mean, I love the little Mermaid (it drawing with Aladdin as my FAV disney movie) but I just find Omnimover rides at disney extremely boring...
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I feel so bad for Benedict Cumberbatch. Just because someone's famous doesn't mean the paparazzi can stalk and harass them, especially when they're on holiday. Lot's of people skinny dip when they go on holiday, and it's shameful the the paparazzi had the nerve to actually release the photos.


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Wednesday morning a Jefferson County father and son caught a thief in the act and tied him up until deputies arrived.
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We will NOT find an alternative to energy dense, easily transportable conventional oil in time to sustain indefinate economic growth.
All alternative energies have one or more disadvantages that do not let them compete with cheap conventional oil.
Given our industrial civilization depends on massive amounts of cheap energy, the reliance on conventional oil is enormous.
The only quick solution I see is a drastic downscaling of economic activity.
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Feb 12 2013: I agree with this idea and we need to do it now. I'm doing it in my home with very little problems. It's much easier than i thought, but the bills just keep growing larger to keep up with my declining energy use.
The only real win, win situation is total, off the grid living.
Check out the youtube videos. People are doing it more and more and enjoying it more, also. It's doable.
Feb 15 2013: Who knew what Tify?
I guess smiling faces depends on where you look Tify.
Here's a like to some smiling faces of kids in NY:
Here's a whole multitude of them: http://mommypoppins.com/newyorkcityfamily/new-york-city-kids-summer-activities-guide
You can find more if you really look around.
Of course if you want to see some really smiling faces, check out the Florida beaches during the summer.
Welcome to America Tify. :) cheers.
Children smile for some reason. That could mean that the life of many African children is not a bad as played out in the charity ads.
Feb 23 2013: Soldiers in the trenches make jokes and smile as well. Does that mean the Somme wasn't as bad as the history books make out?
Creating momentary happiness can be achieved in dire situations, and is often done to help make the situation more bearable.
If you actually travel to places where people are on the poverty line, you may find, as I have, that they are very generous and high spirited. And yes they smile.
Of course you'll see the smiles fade when the situation becomes more dire, but often, even then, they'll try to raise their spirits.
It is part of our survival mechanism.
Feb 15 2013: John: Living "off the grid" means more or less like living like the Amish do. While you and I might be up to that,it is a certainty that billions of people in the developing world are not at all interested in going back to being Peasants. And efforts to talk them into "Carbon Caps" etc. are doomed to fall flat.
But finding pollution free energy "Cheaper than Coal" could enable a civilised life for everyone. Look up Thorium Liquid Fueled Reactor" (LFTR). It has already been demonstrated to work..
Feb 15 2013: I think the Amish don't use electricity as a matter of choice.
You can live off the grid anyway you like. I will be using electicity, natural gas, and have cooling and heating. Off the grid can mean using 25k watt fuel cells to produce home size electical power. It is the coming thing. Most poor Africans won't have this luxury of course.
I don't really think there is a solution for Africa.
Of course you can live like a peasant if you like; in America you are free to choose.
Thorium is an exciting idea. I've read some interesting writeups about it. It makes you wonder why it's not being used, but, we know why....
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Chuka Umunna's drugs confession only improves his chances of becoming Labour leader
Umunna's admission that he has smoked dope will only strengthen the suggestion that he is the British Obama. The American President's own drugs confession never did him any harm.
The comparison between the two politicians seems a little weak to me. I was on Any Questions with Umunna last week and – while being deeply impressed by his looks, general aura and confidence – I wouldn't say his intellect or oratory matched up to Obama's levels.
Still, though, I'd say it's worth a bet on him as next Labour leader – Ladbrokes is currently offering odds of 10-1. He doesn't put a foot wrong – not a Blairite word out of place, not a suggestion that goes against Milibandian thinking, not a move made without thinking of the next promotion.
Some of the comparisons with Obama are, indeed, striking – both had African fathers killed in car crashes; both had or have white mothers. The difference is, that Umunna's maternal side is extremely Establishment.
His uncle is the libel lawyer, Patrick Milmo QC; his grandfather, Sir Helenus Milmo, was a High Court judge who played a leading role for the prosecution at the Nuremberg Trials. Umunna has followed in the family tradition – a public schoolboy, he practised as a City and employment lawyer before turning to politics.
He has got all bases covered, then – the sympathy that goes with being an apparent outsider, combined with all the knowledge, confidence and fluency that goes with being an insider, plus those good looks thrown in, and now a little dash of glamour on top, with that drugs confession. Worth a tenner at Ladbrokes, I'd say.
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Governor Dave Heineman announced Monday a plan that would freeze tuition for two years at the University of Nebraska and the state college system.
If the governor's proposed plan is approved by the state legislature, Nebraska students attending University of Nebraska schools and schools in the state college system won't see their tuition increase for the next two years — something UNK Chancellor Doug Kristensen says is good news for students and the university.
"Maybe families aren't going to have to find that second job for a student to cover these costs, so it's good for the students," Kristensen said. "For the university, this is good news because we now have predictability, it increases our base budget, and we won't have to raise tuition as much in the future because we're going to have this increase in the base budget from the state of Nebraska."
The governor hasn't said exactly where the funds to make his proposed plan possible will come from, but says that the tuition freeze is important to ensure Nebraskans have affordable access to higher education, and to help create jobs in the state.
"Every budget is about priorities," Gov. Heineman said. "I've been willing to make those tough decisions working with the legislature, and we're going to continue to emphasize education and jobs. That's the key to our future — give our young people the very best education we can give them, and then make sure we're creating jobs right here in Nebraska."
The governor's budget request includes a $43 million increase in state aid for the University of Nebraska in fiscal year 2015, which would bring total state aid up to $541 million.
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For now, the piece has the working title of "Stix," and it is composed of 35 painted red cedar poles, each standing about 85 feet tall, twice the height of a street light.
The poles, designed by internationally-acclaimed artist Christian Moeller, will be illuminated at night.
Moeller's piece was selected over four other finalists Thursday by the Metro Arts Commission, and it is expected to draw excitement and curiosity from the people who see it.
"Just like any place you go and visit, you want to see art that's one of a kind and different. You want something where people will ask questions or compels people. We want that for the city, and we want to be cutting edge," said Arts Commission Executive Director Jennifer Cole.
Moeller, who lives in California, has designed public art projects for cities around the world, including Singapore, London and New York City.
For his contribution to the Nashville art scene, Metro will pay him $750,000.
It's all part of an effort in which city leaders decided to build Nashville's public art collection, and in their words, "enrich the lives of Nashvillians."
"I think that neighborhood is a connecting point to a variety of things, both downtown, and the east side and the Gulch. It's an anchor for a really developing part of the downtown, and that's critical," Cole said.
Cole could not say exactly when the art will be installed. Legal issues over land ownership could mean that it will take several years.
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A federal food safety law passed two years ago after poisonings sickened hundreds of Americans is finally being implemented by the Obama administration.
One of two regulatory proposals issued Friday to carry out the core of the 2011 Food Safety Modernization Act would give companies that sell in the U.S. one year to develop a formal plan for preventing the causes of foodborne illness. The second would force produce farms with a "high risk" of contamination to develop new hygiene, soil and temperature controls.
The law is the biggest change to food industry oversight since 1938. It was prompted, in part, by recalls of tainted cookie dough, spinach, jalapenos and peanuts that killed at least nine people and sickened more than 700 in 2008 and 2009. Companies and farmers may need to spend as much as $1.1 billion a year to meet the requirements, U.S. health officials said.
The act "shifts the food safety focus from reactive to preventive," Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius said in a statement. "We are establishing a science- based, flexible system to better prevent foodborne illness."
The rules for produce farms will prevent 1.75 million foodborne illnesses at a cost of $460 million a year for domestic farms and $171 million for foreign growers, the Food and Drug Administration estimated. The proposal mandating formal prevention plans may cost as much as $475 million annually depending on how a small business is defined, the FDA said.
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The Grocery Manufacturers Association, a Washington-based trade group that represents ConAgra Foods Inc. and Kraft Foods Group Inc., said the law "ensures that prevention is the cornerstone of our nation's food-safety strategy."
"It places new responsibilities on food and beverage manufacturers and provides the FDA with the resources and authorities it needs to further strengthen our nation's food safety net," Pamela Bailey, the group's chief executive officer, said in a statement. "FSMA and its implementation effort can serve as a role model for what can be achieved when the private and public sectors work together to achieve a common goal."
The rules were proposed two years to the day after President Barack Obama signed the bill that gave the FDA more power to police domestic and international producers, carry out inspections and force recalls of tainted products in an effort to steer government food-safety oversight toward preventing contamination rather than responding once problems occur.
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Over the past two decades, the food industry has taken on much of the FDA's role in ensuring that what Americans eat is safe, a Bloomberg Markets magazine report in November showed. The agency can't oversee its jurisdiction of $1.2 trillion in annual food sales, leading to an audit system that gave sterling marks to a cantaloupe farm, an egg producer, a peanut processor and a ground-turkey plant -- either before or right after they supplied toxic food, according to the report.
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The Italian author Giacomo Leopardi did not find the preparations horrifying either. In his 'Dialogue of Frederick Ruysch and His Mummies', Ruysch is awakened at midnight by his cadavers, who have come to life in his studio and are singing in chorus. Ruysch, watching through a crack in the door, exclaims, 'Good heavens! Who on earth taught music to these dead people, who are crowing like roosters in the middle of the night? I'm in a cold sweat and almost more dead than they are. I didn't realize that just because I saved them from decay they would come back to life.' He then enters his studio and says, 'Children, what kind of game are you playing? Have you forgotten that you're dead? What's this racket all about? Has the tsar's visit gone to your head?' One of the dead tells Ruysch that they can speak for a quarter of an hour, so he asks them for a brief description of what they felt when they were at death's door. They assure him that dying is like falling asleep, like a dissolving of consciousness, and not at all painful. They declare that death, the fate of all living things, has brought them peace. For them, life is but a memory, and although they are not happy, at least they are free of old sorrows and fears. - "Frederik Ruysch: The Artist of Death"
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Very occasionally, a string of lyrics will appear in a big, sometimes upsetting rush. But usually, I'll have little pieces of lyrical content and then I will have to build the retaining wall of the song out of these little pieces of lyrical gravel. Even when four bars of lyrics come to me, or eight bars, which would feel like a total windfall, when it's time to write the song I'll still have tiny phrases that I have to take in somewhere. You know when you're little and you're watching archeologists put together the dinosaur on TV? It's like that. THE RUMPUS INTERVIEW WITH DESSA - The Rumpus.net
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(As from 9 August 2013 the Blairs College Library will no longer be available for consultation in NLS as it is due to be transferred to Aberdeen University Library later this year}. In 1974 the Trustees of St Mary's College, Blairs, Aberdeen, deposited on long-term loan the library of the College, which was founded in 1829 to train students for the Catholic priesthood. As the only such institution in Scotland it accumulated books and manuscripts both from the Scots Colleges founded on the Continent at Douai, Paris, Rome and Valladolid after the Reformation, and from the semi-clandestine seminaries established within Scotland during the 18th century. The collection contains c. 27,000 books and pamphlets (over 50 manuscripts were also deposited in the National Library but were returned to the depositor in 2005). There are 17 incunables, c. 200 STC (see p. 3) and 1,000 Wing (see p. 3) items, and c. 13,500 books printed before 1801. Works on theology and religious controversy naturally predominate, but the collection covers a wide range of subjects, including French and English literature, history, geography, natural history, science, architecture, numismatics, agriculture and accountancy. Several works in the library are only-known copies: John Weddington's A Breffe Instruction, and Manner, Howe to Kepe, Marchantes Bokes of Accompts (Antwerp, 1567); a work by John Hamilton, last pre-Reformation Archbishop of St Andrews, Ane Godlie Exhortatioun (St Andrews or Edinburgh, 1559) - known as 'The Twapenny Faith'; and 'The Copland Tracts', containing nine devotional tracts printed in London by Robert Copland in 1522-31. A notable feature of the collection is the large number of books with provenance and association interest, and the close links between the Scots College in Paris and the exiled Stuart court at St Germain-en-Laye are highlighted by a fine group of Jacobite bindings with the armorial stamps of members of the Royal House and their prominent supporters.
The medieval manuscripts, formerly deposited in the Library, are described in detail in N.R. Ker, Medieval Manuscripts in British Libraries, Oxford, 1977, 2, 113-29. T.A. Cherry, 'The Library of St Mary's College, Blairs', Bulletin of the Association of British Theological and Philosophical Libraries, n.s. 3 (1975), 10-13. ----, 'The Library of St Mary's College, Blairs, Aberdeen', The Bibliotheck, 12 (1984), 61-69. W.S. Mitchell, 'Blairs College Bindings', Aberdeen University Review, 32 (1949), 23-29. D. McRoberts, 'What the Church has done for Scholars ...', Scottish Catholic Observer, 5 July 1974. ----, 'Catholic Library becomes National Asset', Aberdeen Press and Journal, 6 July 1974. J. Robertson, 'Aberdeen Libraries in Move to Edinburgh', The Scotsman, 6 July 1974. ----, 'Blairs Treasures come to Edinburgh', Scottish Catholic Observer, 28 February 1975.
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Complain if you will about the price of gas here, but it could be worse: You could be in the Northeast, where Superstorm Sandy has prompted gougers to take full advantage of the situation.
Drivers needing fuel but unwilling or unable to sit through long gas station lines there have turned to Craigslist as an option.
Convenient, perhaps. But at a price.
Prices have been reported as high as $30 a gallon, according to CNN/Money.com which noted that the average cost of a gallon of gas is $3.96 in New York and $3.62 in New Jersey.
Rationalized one seller in Brooklyn: "Why wait five hours for gas?" He was selling it at $15 a gallon.
The report notes that, "attorneys general in New York and New Jersey have warned sellers against excessive price gouging, which is illegal in both states. The officials say they've received hundreds of complaints about high prices for gas and other essentials in the aftermath of the storm, and have vowed to investigate."
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I'm pretty sure you can charge whatever you want if you resell something on Craigslist, since that is a second hand private market.
That being said, fuel is a controlled substance – try to sell marijuana on Craigslist in Colorado. And if it sold in Jersey, a regulated State employee must dispense it.
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Obama will take care of the NJ/NY people…
Good luck to them….
November 7th, 2012
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No such thing as price gouging in a truly free market. It's called supply and demand.
November 8th, 2012
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There are shortages, there are demands. Local supplies are diminished so the cost of replenishing them will be much higher. In order for someone to travel the longer distance to bring gasoline to the area it will cost them more. When the government arbitrarily decides (mostly to buy votes) to stop sellers from charging more for the item, those who must incur higher costs to supply the product WILL NOT COME. Would you? Additionally, when a limited supply is forced to be at the lower cost, everyone gets in line to buy some – even those with no real need. Everyone fills up their tanks at the lower cost and then those who are desperately in need (and willing to pay more), have none. If the price doubles, those who have a serious need will be willing to pay the higher prices while those with no serious need will wait until prices correct themselves and supplies return to normal.
Everyone has an emotional response to this because the media and the government have convinced you that the law of economics somehow doesn't apply when there is a disaster. Meanwhile, NJ, NY, and other affected areas STILL have gas shortages, food shortages, etc. because of THEIR stupid laws that prevent and even disincentivize businesses from going the extra miles to supply much needed items.
The govenrment is a failure at everything it does. No matter how much you cry, complain, or how many emotional buttons you push, you cannot change the law of economics. Supply, demand, and price can only come to equilibrium if you allow the market to work in the absence of interference. There would already be ample supply and vastly reduced lines (and likely much lower prices) if govenrment had just gotten out of the way and allowed prices to do as they will. Fairy tales just don't apply in the real world, no matter how much you want to love government.
November 8th, 2012
3:48 pm
As an extension of what Unmutable wrote: suppose that an enterprising arbitrager in Oklahoma hires his own tank truck for $5,000, a driver for another $1,000 and purchases a truck full locally, and dispatches it to sell for $10/gallon in New York, hoping to make a profit of say, $2,500 for his efforts. Suppose also that as the truck arrives in New York the electricity comes back on and flows freely for $3.80 a gallon (the free market Obama norm). Anyone going to pay $10/gallon for the Oklahoma gas? Arbitragers get rewards for risks, and by moving goods tend to bring supply and prices in line with demand, if our betters just get out of the way.
November 8th, 2012
5:06 pm
Lexi and Unmute… And let's go further. Let's say a hurricane is on the way to Florida. A family of six packs up in the minivan and the family drives north to Valdosta. Rooms are cheap so they book three rooms thus, crowding out other families who need shelter. Conversely, rooms are $400 a night and they all cram into one thus providing shelter. Yes, the very simple law of supply, demand, and risk rewards. Very sad that the sheelple of America don't understand this. They did vote in force earlier this week however.
November 11th, 2012
6:17 pm
Anti gouging laws are just plain stupid. Economy 101 here people.
November 11th, 2012
10:20 pm
Unmutable…great post!
November 12th, 2012
10:29 pm
Great posts on supply/demand.