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Rowland, who served a prison sentence in a corruption scandal that led to his resignation 10 years ago, appeared in court Friday. A federal judge in New Haven set bond at $250,000 and scheduled jury selection for June 10.
Rowland's attorney said he is eager for trial to begin.
Rowland faces charges including falsifying records in a federal investigation. With convictions on all charges, the maximum prison term is 57 years.
Rowland was a rising Republican star before he resigned. He was friends with former President George H. W. Bush and had been mentioned as a possible vice presidential candidate.
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Daniel Docker, who is challenging state Rep. Ernest Hewett, D-New London, in his bid for a fifth term in Hartford, would not have supported the jobs bill passed by the legislature this year, saying the government should stay out of private business affairs and should not use taxpayer money to help private businesses.
"If a private sector business is all that it should be, it wouldn't need taxpayer money,'' Docker said during an hour-long forum sponsored by The Day at the Public Library of New London. "Once again, the governor is using our money.''
But Hewett countered that in addition to giving companies incentives to expand, the jobs bill also includes $10,000 to $250,000 loans for small businesses and subsidized training for those who lose their jobs.
"This bill must have been pretty good, because all but one Republican voted for it,'' Hewett said.
Hewett and Docker had a spirited debate Thursday, touching on state issues such as minimum wage increases and topics closer to home, like state aid to New London.
Hewett, who co-sponsored a bill to raise the minimum wage by 37 cents, said $8.25 an hour is not enough to live on. Docker said government should not mandate how a business spends its money.
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In Oregon, Gov. John Kitzhaber has taken an active role in trying to reduce healthcare costs in their state. Legislation in that state would allow physicians and patients — deemed to have legitimate injuries — to try to work out their differences before anyone files a lawsuit. However, many Oregon physicians were hoping for more sweeping reforms.
A recent article in Forbes asked the probing question: "Is the Current Medical Malpractice Litigation System Broken Beyond Repair?" Hopefully not.
A recent study published in Health Affairs indicated that physicians spend a great deal of time in court rather than caring for patients. Many physicians practice "defensive medicine" where tests and procedures like CT scans and MRI scans are ordered not to help the physician diagnose or treat a patient but rather to protect themselves from frivolous lawsuits.
According to Dr. Richard Anderson, CEO of The Doctors Company, the nation's largest malpractice insurer, "the average physician in the US, in every specialty, spends a significant portion of his or her career in court, defending claims of medical malpractice, the vast majority of which are found to be at best fruitless, at worst frivolous." Dr. Anderson indicates that the average physician spends 50.7 months, or over four years of a 40-year career fighting malpractice claims- the majority of which produce no liability payment.
The Forbes article illustrates the need for fundamental reform of the medical malpractice system – something never addressed in "Obamacare." Malpractice claims involve a significant emotional cost to physicians as well as to their patients. Fear of a malpractice claim can undermine a physician's clinical confidence, undermines the patient-physician relationship and drives doctors to order excessive and unnecessary medical tests.
In Georgia and Florida, bills are being prepared to completely revamp the medical malpractice litigation system. Patients for Fair Compensation, a Georgia-based nonpartisan organization is leading the effort in those states to make a real difference. The organization is dedicated to educating and engaging citizens about the impact defensive medicine has on patient care. "Defensive medicine" can be defined as the practice of ordering more medical tests, procedures or consultations than are medically necessary in order to keep from being sued. Defensive medicine is estimated to cost the U.S. health care system as much as $650 billion a year.
Patients for Fair Compensation is working with stakeholders in Georgia and Florida to replace our adversarial medical malpractice system with a no-blame, administrative system that provides access to justice for all patients who have legitimately been harmed while keeping physicians and other healthcare professionals out of the courtroom. It is advocating the creation of a "Patients' Compensation System" or PCS to replace the dysfunctional and broken medical malpractice litigation system.
The PCS solution lowers health care costs by reducing the incidence of defensive medicine as physicians would no longer be hauled into court and personally liable when patients are harmed. Patients would instead take their claims to a panel of medical experts who, if they found a patient had been legitimately harmed, would then send the claim to a compensation board for compensation.
The PCS solution also improves the quality of medical care by establishing a system that puts patients at the forefront of the process and realigns incentives towards patient safety and helps to reduce medical errors. By creating this no-blame system, physicians, hospitals and other healthcare professionals would be encouraged to report medical errors through a transparent system which ensures that all patient complaints are heard and quickly resolved outside of a courtroom.
Simply put, the PCS is a 21st Century solution which could serve as a model for states as they begin to address medical malpractice reform.
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A few things from a med mal claims pro since 1985. – Medical professional liability insurance, and the kind you buy from Humana or blue cross have zero relationship.
Physicians that spend 4 years of their career in court should find another profession. Mike Tyson hasnt spent anywhere close to 4 years in court.
A fact- 87% of med mal is generated from 13% of physicians. Focus on the 13 choices are retraining or remove from the system.
The cost of health care is its own problem. Profit causes the provider to provide the least. You get McDonalds when you should have Ruths Chris. Less is better from the business guy right?
Maybe you are talking about defensive medicine due to the fear of med mal. These test , that are considered extra, should be the standard if they reveal a diagnosis.
Get Rid of Mccarron Ferguson which allows a federal OK, since 1949, allowing anti trust for med mal companies, the humanas and baseball. Open the markets over state lines and see the rates drop. Competition for our dollar.
Kudos to the lobbyists to defer focus from the real problem. The license to steal and coining the term healthcare. Is it really?
It is catastrophe coverage at best. It aint Healthcare. you pay a huge premium to satisfy a huge deductible so you can them figure out a copay- The Doc gets screwed to boot. What a deal?
Want to cut med mal? – more nurses, better staffing, shorter shifts, better communication and lose the 72 hour weekend resident shifts. This arcane hazing ritual is stupid. lets address the gorillas in the room first. It is EZ
There is too much med mal, much unreported. From my view, 90% related to fatigue, communication and staffing inefficiency. We as Americans dont fix things on the front end, we are reactionary. Get more nurses.
Re caps – they are needed for pain and suffering,( only) argue the amount. It is subjective and cant be measured with a ruler nor weighed.
The fixes are easier than stated.
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If i talk about on the whole then as far as i concern and know In Georgia and Florida, bills are being prepared to completely revamp the medical malpractice litigation system. For Fair Compensation, the Patients are treated equally.


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Stock up on kitchen items. Although we noted in our last buying guide that November is the best month to buy cookware, the sales and discounts last year largely carried over into December. Even though the overall volume of deals was down slightly, December actually edged out November with the number of Editors' Choice-level offers. Look for top offers from Macy's, Kohl's, Amazon, FoodSaver, Williams Sonoma, and J.C. Penney on items such as cutlery sets, bakeware and small appliances.
Tools and hardware deals for Dad? Last year, both November and December were excellent months to buy tools and hardware items, matched only by the month of July for Editors' Choice offers. November this year, however, proved to be significantly less thrilling in this department, with about 50% fewer top-shelf deals. We're hoping that December will deliver like it did last year, with significant discounts on wrench and screwdriver sets, drills, lawn-care tools and more.
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Opt for desktop replacements over other notebooks. Despite its proximity to Black Friday, December has never been an ideal month for buying a laptop. In fact, Dealnews data show that for the past three years, laptop prices for a 15- to 16-inch dual-core system have gone up an average of 7% from November to December.
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A Look at the Atlanta Braves, Both Past and Present
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In the start of the series against the Cardinals the Braves lost 12-3 with Charlie Morton allowing 8 earned runs on 7 hits in just 3 2/3 innings. Mark Kotsay and Yunel Escobar both drove in a run. In game two of the series, the Braves lost 8-3 with the Cardinals scoring the winning run in the Eighth with the game tied at two when Albert Pujols came home on a throwing error by catcher Corky Miller and the Cardinals topping off the win with five runs in the Ninth off Mike Gonzalez. Jeff Francoeur, Gregor Blanco, and Greg Norton each drove in a run to account for Atlanta's three runs on the day. Jorge Campillo who had the start for the game allowed two earned runs on seven hits in seven innings, but Atlanta couldn't help him secure a win. In other Braves news, Mark Teixeira was traded to the LA Angels for first baseman Casey Kotchman, who is expected to join the team on Wednesday in game three of the series against the Cardinals. The Braves are hoping Kotchman will reach the potential of Teixeira over time.
Charlie Morton was recalled from Triple-A Richmond to make the start tonight after being optioned on Saturday to make room for Mike Hampton on the active roster. Chipper Jones was placed on the 15-day DL for the first time this series due to his left hamstring, and joing him on the DL is Tim Hudson with tightness in his right elbow. As Morton was recalled up, Jo-Jo Reyes was optioned to Triple-A Richmond. Righty Jeff Bennett was promoted to the Braves from Class A Advanced Myrtle Beach alongside catcher Clint Sammons who was also recalled.
After a two hour rain delay, the Braves took an early lead in the First 2-0, and then in the Fourth went to 5-0 with back to back home runs from Kelly Johnson and Omar Infante, but the bullpen would soon surrender 12 runs and the Braves would 12-10. In the bottom of the First, Brian McCann tagged out Chase Utley at home to protect the lead, but later in the Sixth in another collision at home, McCann would suffer a headache and mild concussion forcing him to leave the game. After 1 2/3 scoreless innings from Jorge Campillo, he was forced to leave early due to the rain delay and entered Jo-Jo Reyes who will not be making his schedule start today. Reyes was solid until the Fourth when he gave up a two-run homer to Chris Coste and a three-run homer to Shane Victorino to tie the game at 5. The Braves would rally for five runs in the Eighth but it wouldn't be enough as the Phillies held on for the 12-10 win. Tonight the Braves start a four-game series against the Cardinals at Turner Field with Charlie Morton (2-3) taking on Braden Looper (9-8).
After winning 8-2 on Friday, the Braves lost to the Phillies today 10-9. Friday night, Jair Jurrjens held the Phillies to three hits in eight scoreless innings while managing to strike out six and only walk one. At the plate he had a little help from Brian McCann hit hit a solo homer in the Fourth and then in the Ninth he broke the game wide open hitting a grand slam home run. Going into the Ninth, McCann's solo shot was the only run on the board, but then in the Ninth the Braves rallied for seven runs including McCann's grand slam. The Phillies also managed to put a few runs on the board when Ryan Howard hit a homer with a runner on and two out. Coming off a game in which the Braves emerged with such a win with the power hitter Chipper Jones out of the line up, Atlanta succumbed to a 10-9 loss against the Phillies today. Going into the Fourth inning, the Braves were trailing by three when they rallied for nine runs in the inning, with a 9-3 scored going into the Fifth, the Phillies turned things around and put seven runs on the board to take the 10-9 and hold on until the end. For Mike Hampton though the day wasn't all that bad as the Braves lost, because it was Hampton's first start in nearly three years in the Majors. Hampton went four innings allowing six runs on the day and striking out one, walking two, and giving up eight hits. Omar Infante, Gregor Blanco, Mark Teixeira, Jeff Francoeur, and Mark Kotsay all managed an RBI or more on the day. Teixeira hit his 20th home run of the season when he hit a three-run homer in the Fourth. After another one-run loss on the season, the Braves now hope to bounce back by taking the series from the Phillies who alongside the Marlins are a game and a half back from the Mets in the standings for the NL East. To take the series from the Marlins and then the Phillies would be a great morale booster for the team who stand seven games behind the Mets. Tomorrow Jorge Campillo (5-4) will get the start against Joe Blanton (5-12).
After Tim Hudson pitched six shutout innings on Wednesday night, he had to leave the game early due to elbow tightness and Chipper Jones was forced to leave early due to an injury sustained on a groundout, the Braves came through with a 9-4 win to take the series from the Marlins. Gregor Blanco and Yunel Escobar both had multi-hit and RBI days and Jones had an RBI before he left the game. Hudson gave up three hits and struck out six in his 11th win of the season. The Braves are now set on taking the series from the Phillies.
The Braves lost 4-0 yesterday in the second game of the series against the Marlins. Charlie Morton gave up only two hits in just over five innings of work and held the Marlins hitless in 3 and 2/3 innings, but one of those two hits was a three-run homer in the Fourth and the Braves were never able to recover as Morton suffered his third loss of the season. Rick VandenHurk of the Marlins held the Braves hitless in five innings of work while striking out seven and walking five. Atlanta's lone hit of the day came from Chipper Jones when he led off the Sixth with a single. In the last game of the series tonight, the Braves will look to gain ground in the NL East standings with Tim Hudson (10-7) taking the mound against Ricky Nolasco (10-5).
Jorge Campillo held the Marlins to two hits in seven innings on the mound and with an RBI from Chipper Jones, Mark Kotsay, and Mark Teixeira the Braves won the series opener 4-0. Campillo had a no-hitter going into the Fifth when Mark Jacobs broke that streak with a hit. The Braves are now six games behind New York and moving closer to Florida with the win. The Mets will be taking on the Phillies who are tied with them for first in the NL East standings for a three-game series starting Tuesday. The Braves will look to keep making up distance in the standings again tomorrow night at Dolphin Stadium.
Since being unable to return this season due to his season-ending shoulder surgery, John Smoltz will now be working with former teammate Brian Jordan for FSN on Wednesdays and Sundays for the Braves pregame shows aired on FSN South and Sportsouth. Smoltz will be able to offer his first-hand knowledge of the game alongside Jordan to provide Braves viewers with entertaining commentary.
After starting the second half of the season with a win on Friday night against the Nationals 7-6, the Braves returned from the All-Star Break to drop their first series as the Nationals went on to win Saturday 8-2 and today 15-6. On Friday, Tim Hudson got the win giving up five runs on nine hits in 6 and 2 1/3 innings of work. At the plate, Brian McCann helped Hudson out with a bases-clearing double in the third to score three runs as the Braves would rally for four in the inning. Shortstop Brent Lillibridge, center-fielder Mark Kotsay, and McCann all had at least one RBI on the day. Chipper Jones with 1 for 3 with a walk and is now batting .375. On Saturday, Jair Jurrjens recorded his fifth loss of the season as his 6 1/3 innings of work in which he struck out five and gave up five runs on eight hits was not enough to hold the Nationals off. In the Fifth, Chipper Jones hit a two-out RBI and Greg Norton hit a solo homer in the Ninth to score Atlanta's only runs on the day. The Braves did not make the most of their opportunities and in the game left stranded the runners with the bases loaded twice against the Nationals pitcher John Lannan. The Nationals were able to combine for 14 hits on the day, and former Brave catcher Johnny Estrada went 1 for 4. Today, the Nationals rallied for 15 runs on 17 hits. After just 2 1/3 innings Jo-Jo Reyes was taken out of the game after giving up six runs on seven hits while only having one strike out and walking four. The Braves were left to rely on their bullpen for the remainder of the day and were unable to recover. Mark Teixeira hit two homers and had three RBIs on the day going 2 for 4 with a walk and strikeout, and pinch hitter Martin Prado even had a solo homer. Now the Braves will turn around and travel to Florida for a three game series starting tomorrow with Jorge Campillo (4-4) on the mound against Chris Volstad (2-0) of the Marlins.
The All Star break is over and while the Braves aren't out of, their playoff chances hang by a thread because of all the teams in front of them. Still, that's not going to stop me from checking out a game and first up are the Nationals. Braves tickets aren't totally easy to get so I wasn't too surprised that the Braves box office didn't yield much. I was very happy with the selection from the secondary ticket market though and was able to find nice seats once I checked out a few baseball ticket brokers.
In the All-Star game Chipper Jones went 1 for 3 with a single and Brian McCann saw action in the 15th but his tag was too late to prevent the American League from scoring the winning walk-off run as the American League topped the National League yet again. Also, Jair Jurrjens was named Gillette Rookie of the Month for June. Matt Diaz and Tom Glavine are recovering well, but Yunel Escobar is still questionable.
On Friday night, the Braves started the series against the Padres on the wrong foot losing 4-0, but they would come back yesterday and today to win 4-1 and 12-3. On Friday, Jo-Jo Reyes allowed two runs on five hits in four innings and Atlanta was unable to rally on offense. It was the ninth time this season the Braves have been shutout. The Padres Jake Peavy struck out seven and allowed four hits in a seven inning outing and Trevor Hoffman recorded his 17th save of the season. Then on Saturday, Atlanta would bounce back from the 4-0 loss to win 4-1 with Charlie Morton allowing one earned run in 5 1/3 innings. The game was tied at one going into the Sixth inning, but Jeff Francoeur came through with a two-out two-run single to put Atlanta ahead 3-1. Later shortstop Brent Lillibridge hit a solo homer in the 9th to solidify the 4-1 victory. It was Lillibridge's first career home run and it was 394 feet given up by Joe Thatcher. Yunel Escobar is having an MRI on his left shoulder Monday and Omar Infante is on the disabled list until July 22nd so Lillibridge was able to start at shortstop throughout the series against San Diego. Former Brave Greg Maddux was on the mound for San Diego and after pitching seven innings in which he allowed three runs on six hits while striking out three and walking two, the former Atlanta veteran recorded his eighth loss of the season. Today, the Braves topped the Padres 12-3 to take the series two games to one. Atlanta ended the first-half of the season on a great note winning the game with their largest margin of victory this season. Brian McCann and Brent Lillibridge both had three hits each and eight players on the team had at least one RBI. The Braves took the lead early with a three-run First and then rallied for five runs in the Sixth. After topping on one run in the Seventh with a solo homer from McCann, the Braves tacked on three more in the Ninth to seal the 12-3 victory. Jorge Campillo went six innings giving up two runs on five hits while striking out four and walking two. Campillo is now 4 and 4 for the season. Tomorrow night is the Home Run Derby at Yankee Stadium followed by the All-Star Game on Tuesday night. The Braves do not resume action until Thursday night at Turner Field to start a three-game series against the Washington Nationals.
Tim Hudson retired the first 12 batters before giving up his first run in the Fifth, but the Dodgers came through with a run in each of the Sixth and Seventh to hold off the Braves for a 2-1 win. The lone run for the Braves came from Jeff Francoeur who hit a solo shot in the Eighth; his first homer since June 12. Hudson suffered his seventh loss of the season. Tonight Jo-Jo Reyes (3-7) will be on the mound to take on Jake Peavy (6-5) and the San Diego Padres.
After being held to just a lone hit by Mark Teixeira on Monday night, the Braves last night went to the Fifth inning without having a hit before they loaded the bases. Then with the bases loaded, Yunel Escobar came to the plate and hit a double to drive in all three runs. Jair Jurrjens pitched five innings giving up six hits and one earned run while striking out six and walking three. Jurrjens is now 9-4 with a 3.00 ERA. Brian McCann went 2 for 4 with two home runs and a walk on the day and Mark Teixeira went 1 for 5 with a homer. The Braves take on the Dodgers for the final game of the three-game series with Tim Hudson on the mound looking to secure the series victory. Atlanta is now five games behind the Philadelphia Phillies in the race for the NL East title.
The first 21 batters of the Braves were retired last night as the Braves travelled to LA to take on the Dodgers following their 17th inning win on Sunday. Mark Teixeira broke the drought as well as the perfect game when he hitt a double to lead off the Eighth inning. Jorge Campillo gave a quality performance in his start giving up three runs in seven inning on the mound. The Dodgers starter Hiroki Kuroda pitched a complete game in his shutout performance. Nomar Garciaparra hit a one-out, two-run homer in the Fifth to give Kuroda the runs he needed to secure the win. Tonight Jair Jurrjens (8-4)will be on the mound to face off against the Dodgers Chad Billingsley (8-7).
After almost a two-hour rain delay and more than five hours of baseball, the Braves were finally able to capitalize on a bases-loaded single from Mark Teixeira to win the game in 17th inning in the longest game in Turner Field's history. By the end of the day both bullpens were completed exhausted and the Braves won in extra-innings by one run a rarity for the team this season. The Braves tied the game at 6 in the Eighth inning with a two-out, two-run single by Yunel Escobar. Chipper Jones went 3 for 5 with a homer, triple and four RBIs on the day. Charlie Morton was able to turn things around from his previous start going six innings and giving up six earned runs on eight hits for the day while striking out and walking two. The Braves will now head to Los Angeles to take on the Dodgers in a three-game series.
Last weekend, the Braves won game one in the series against Toronto 4-0 before dropping games two and three, 9-5 and 1-0. Then the Braves travelled to Philadelphia this week, where the Phillies swept the three-game series with an 8-3, 7-3, and 4-1 game scores. In the 4-1 loss, Jair Jurrjens picked up his first loss since May 12 as he gave up three solo homers. This weekend the Braves took on the Houston Astros and opened the series after the five consecutive losses with a 6-2 win on Friday night. In the victory, Tim Hudson recorded his ninth win of the season and the Braves saw right fielder Jason Perry get his an RBI triple in his first at-bat in the Major League. Last night, the Braves lost 6-1 to the Astros with the only run for the Braves coming in the 5th with a solo shot from Brian McCann. Pitcher Jo-Jo Reyes had one of his shortest starts of the season going 4 1/3 innings after a previous seven-inning start and giving up four runs on six hits on the night. Chipper Jones went 0-4 to drop to a .385 batting average. In other news for the week, Chipper Jones and Brian McCann both are heading to Yankee Stadium in New York for the 79th All-Star game. Chipper Jones will have the start at third base and McCann will be backup at catcher. Today the Braves are taking on the Astros in the third game of the series with Charlie Morton getting the start after his previous game against the Phillies in which he had his first Major League struggling start as he gave up five earned runs on eight hits with two homers in two innings this past Tuesday.
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IBM, City of Fort Lauderdale Collaborate to Bolster Anti-Crime Resources
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First-of-a-kind project to use advanced data analysis to enhance operations and optimize resource allocation for maximum impact
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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., Oct. 31, 2013
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., Oct. 31, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- IBM (NYSE: IBM) and the City of Fort Lauderdale, today announced a first-of-a-kind research and development relationship that will enable the City to be a leader in crime prevention and a national role model for other communities through the use of innovative police operations planning.
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IBM researchers are collaborating with Fort Lauderdale to create a solution to take advantage of new and advanced data and analytics tools that will assist in optimizing resources. Initially, the project will focus on increasing the likelihood of deterring crime. Specifically, the Fort Lauderdale Police Department will utilize the new capabilities to better identify where to deploy its resources for maximum impact.
The project will analyze a variety of complex sources of Big Data including 911 call records, crime records, specials events information, public transportation routes, code enforcement and building permit activity. Data will be analyzed using a combination of advanced analytics technologies, including pattern recognition/discovery, factor/causality analysis and anomaly detection.
"Nine out of ten City residents feel safe in our neighborhoods and at our special events," said Fort Lauderdale Mayor John P. "Jack" Seiler, citing data from a recent Neighbor Survey. "While these are excellent results, our efforts to prevent crime remain a high priority, and our ability to continue to ensure the safety and welfare of our residents and visitors remains essential to preserving our outstanding quality of life. Our work with IBM will better position us to evolve from a City that responds to crime, to one that has the skills and operational resources to prevent crime before it happens."
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"We're entering a new era of police work where advances in technology are providing us with an additional tool to use in our crime prevention efforts," said Fort Lauderdale Police Chief Frank Adderley. "Integrating advanced data analysis into our operational strategies will help us maximize resources and stay one step ahead of the criminals."
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The Syrian military has loaded precursor chemicals for the deadly nerve gas sarin into aerial bombs and is awaiting final orders from President Bashar al-Assad, NBC News reported Wednesday.
If confirmed, the move would mark a step further in Syria's progression toward possibly using chemical weapons.
U.S. officials told NBC News that the loaded aerial bombs could be dropped onto the Syrian people from dozens of fighter jets.
But they stressed that the sarin bombs had not yet been loaded onto planes and that Assad had not yet issued a final order to deploy them. However, if he goes ahead, "there's little the outside world can do to stop it," one official said.
The late Iraqi President Saddam Hussein gassed Kurds with sarin in 1988, killing an estimated 5,000 men, women and children.
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The Syrian government, fighting to prevent the capital Damascus from falling to rebel forces, has insisted it would never resort to chemical weapons.
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After a meeting of NATO foreign ministers at which the Western military alliance agreed to send Patriot anti-missile batteries to Syria's neighbor, Turkey, Clinton said Washington had made clear to Syria that use of chemical weapons would be a "red line" for the United States.
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Saturday, September 03, 2011 - 09:50 PM
I try to do my development on my personal machine, not the server. Once it's working, I move it to my development machine, fix bugs, move it to staging, fix bugs, move it live, panic.
Hopefully that panic is followed by things working, hopefully quickly, but I digress.
Step 1 is keeping things working on my own machines. I run Mac OS on all those machines, Debian Linux on the servers. It seems that every Mac upgrade causes its own set of headaches. This time, after upgrading to Lion, the problem was that (after all sorts of other, expected, upgrading annoyances) all my perl code ran as test scripts, but wouldn't run under mod_perl. I would see:
[Sat Sep 03 18:39:29 2011] [error] install_driver(mysql) failed: Can't load '/Users/phillip/Sites/hosting/perl/lib/perl5/darwin-thread-multi-2level/auto/DBD/mysql/mysql.bundle' for module DBD::mysql:
1): Library not loaded: libmysqlclient.16.dylib
Referenced from: /Users/phillip/Sites/hosting/perl/lib/perl5/darwin-thread-multi-2level/auto/DBD/mysql/mysql.bundle
Reason: image not found at /System/Library/Perl/5.12/darwin-thread-multi-2level/DynaLoader.pm line 204.
at (eval 3317) line 3
Compilation failed in require at (eval 3317) line 3.
Perhaps a required shared library or dll isn't installed where expected
It turns out that when you search for this kind of error, you get a lot of help for how to fix it under Rails. I don't want to steal from any of the numerous posts on how to fix it there, but it took reading through a whole bunch of those to figure out the "correct" solution, and I don't have a particular one to credit with helping me, although they all helped me grok the situation. It also would have been faster if I had known more about how Macs deal with dynamic libraries.
The important thing is that libraries contain within them the paths to the other libraries they work with. You can see these included paths with the "otool" command. In this case it was the perl DBD::mysql file mysql.bundle that was unable to find a library it needed. Specifically the libmysqlclient.16.dylib file:
$ otool -L /Users/phillip/Sites/hosting/perl/lib/perl5/darwin-thread-multi-2level/auto/DBD/mysql/mysql.bundle
libmysqlclient.16.dylib (compatibility version 16.0.0, current version 16.0.0)
/usr/lib/libSystem.B.dylib (compatibility version 1.0.0, current version 159.0.0)
The problem file is the first returned "libmysqlclient.16.dylib" the "mysql.bundle" is looking for. It's looking relatively, and it needs to look or it more absolutely.
The tool to fix this is apparently "install_name_tool". You can use this to change those resulting lines that otool returned.
Now, the actual path of my "libmysqlclient.16.dylib" library is "/usr/local/mysql-5.5.9-osx10.6-x86_64/lib/libmysqlclient.16.dylib". However, I know that there's a "mysql" link corresponding to "mysql-5.5.9-osx10.6-x86_64" and another "libmysqlclient.dylib" corresponding to "libmysqlclient.16.dylib". So instead of using "/usr/local/mysql-5.5.9-osx10.6-x86_64/lib/libmysqlclient.16.dylib" I can use "/usr/local/mysql/lib/libmysqlclient.dylib". Hopefully future mysql upgrades will maintain those symlinks and I won't have to do this again.
The command I need to run, then, is to tell "mysql.bundle" where to find "libmysqlclient.dylib". This requires admin/sudo privileges so it is:
$ sudo install_name_tool -change libmysqlclient.16.dylib /usr/local/mysql/lib/libmysqlclient.dylib /Users/phillip/Sites/hosting/perl/lib/perl5/darwin-thread-multi-2level/auto/DBD/mysql/mysql.bundle
or, in more generic terms:
$ sudo install_name_tool -change "old, bad library name" "new, fully functional path" "really long path to the problem child/library"
After changing the relative path to an absolute one, otool says:
$ otool -L /Users/phillip/Sites/hosting/perl/lib/perl5/darwin-thread-multi-2level/auto/DBD/mysql/mysql.bundle
and apache is starting happily.
/usr/local/mysql/lib/libmysqlclient.dylib (compatibility version 16.0.0, current version 16.0.0) /usr/lib/libSystem.B.dylib (compatibility version 1.0.0, current version 159.0.0)
actually, it found more …problems… but they were generic and more easily sorted out. End of the day, everything is happy now. On the computer, at least.
Postscript: the reason this wasn't an issue under my test scripts, run from my home account, is that my "DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH" environment variable contains "/usr/local/mysql/lib" as a path. Apache doesn't run under my account, and its security…stuff… makes it difficult to set a similar path that DBD::mysql will see.
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It included 397 adults with moderate to severe asthma who lived
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This was the second week of learning about creatures from under the sea. Last week was all about the fins, this week, we covered the shells. Shellfish are incredibly versatile and most varieties can take on the flavors of whatever and however you cook them.
MollusksBivalves are mollusks with two shells, top and bottom. The name makes this kind of obvious, don't you think? Anyway, these critters include mussels, clams and oysters. Last week, we started a conversation about the sustainability of sea creatures and this week we continued with it, using the Monterey Bay Aquarium's Sustainability Chart to see how safe it was to eat these bivalves. It's actually pretty darn safe to eat these, as most are farmed. Unlike salmon and other farmed fin fish, farmed bivalves are considered good and have high standards.
When you get to a store, make sure that your purchases all come in a mesh bag. If you get them in plastic, your behind-the-counter help knows nothing about shellfish. Mollusks should all be purchased alive, so when you get them home, make sure there are no cracked shells and that all the shells are closed. If you find one open, tap on it a few times. If it doesn't close on its own, throw it out. That means it's dead and dead ones go bad quickly. They taste bad because of enzymes that are secreted right after they die.
Mussels are one of the easiest mollusks to cook. The black ones are the most common. When they're farmed, they're raised on thick ropes in clean, clear water, so there's no sand or dirt in them. Isn't that nice?
No matter how you choose to cook them, they're done in about 7-8 minutes. You can roast them on a bed of salt crystals to prop them up; you can partially cook them, then fry them (out of the shells); and then there's the popular steaming method, where you can be more creative with your sauce. Just take out the open mussels as they open. If you're left with a few closed ones, give them another minute or so. If they stay closed, don't eat them! Throw them out.
ClamsThese get sandy, as all clams grow underground. You need to wash them well. May gave us an interesting way to do this: cover them in water with some corn meal thrown in for about 15 minutes. The clams "eat" the corn meal and at the same time, purge any sand they might have inside their shell. Cool, huh? Otherwise, look them over as you would mussels. They have the same characteristics.
Clams are great raw, especially the smaller Cherrystones and Little Necks. You can also roast them for Clams Casino, grill them, or steam them. There are actually a lot of different kinds of clams, including soft shell clams and razors. Make sure you make just enough to eat that night, as this type of protein doesn't reheat well.
OystersLike clams, these are great raw. The farms that grow these are smaller and family owned. Oysters take on the flavor of wherever they're farmed. Pacific oysters have a briny flavor while Atlantic and European (Belon) have a more mineral flavor. Whatever kind you get, don't forget that mesh bag. I can't stress this enough! I bet if you're really nice, the fish market will shuck them right there for you. Unless you have a shucking knife and a mesh glove, that's definitely the way to go.
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