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Greek protesters occupy ministry office, clash with police
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Greek anti-austerity protesters stormed the office of the labour minister on Wednesday and clashed with police after 30 demonstrators were arrested.
The scuffles erupted after police detained members of the Communist-affiliated PAME group who had forced their way into the ministry and occupied Labour Minister Yannis Vroutsis's office for about two hours.
Police fired teargas and used batons to disperse roughly 300 demonstrators who rallied outside the ministry in solidarity, with banners reading "No to cuts!" and "Take to the streets!"
Greece has seen a surge in protests - many of which have turned violent - since imposing tough austerity measures demanded by its European Union and International Monetary Fund lenders as the price for bailout funds to stave off bankruptcy.
Last week, the government ended a nine-day transport strike by threatening metro workers with arrests if they failed to return to work.
Transport unions and electricity workers plan more anti-austerity strikes on Thursday despite government warnings that it has little patience for labour action that further burdens austerity-hit Greeks.
"Violence in any form must be condemned," government spokesman Simos Kedikoglou said in a statement condemning the occupation of the labour minister's office. "The government will not put up with this kind of incident."
Police said two protesters were slightly injured in Wednesday's clashes.
Protesters chanted, "We are not clients, we are workers" and said they were angered by comments made by Vroutsis on Tuesday when he said Greece's social security system was founded on clientilism.
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Kobach: Democrat Taylor must stay on Senate ballot
Both parties have egg on their faces. Very poor exceuction of his intent by Taylor. Surely he have anticipated the problems by not tracking the language of the statute in his withdrawal letter.
Of course, the Repubicans look just as bad. Why do they care if democrats are disenfranchised? And what about the obvious conflict of interest in Kobach's ruling on the matter.
Proof positive why many of us view all politicians, regardless of party, disfavorably.
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Davis vows to restore school funding, but won't say how
Flat taxes are inherently burdensome and unfair to the middle class and working poor. Remember Herman Cain and his 9/9/9 plan?
The uber wealthy would love a flat tax.
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Study: Gender linked to types of young drivers' crashes
As a start, it would seem to me to be a good idea to reinstitute driver's education in the Lawrence school system. If we have money to build fancy football fields with artificial turf, we should be able to afford instruction for our youngsters in the safe operation of a motor vehicle. If might even save a few lives and/or serious injuries.
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Brownback appoints former aide Stegall to Kansas Supreme Court
The problem is that he does have credibility amongst a significant portion of Kansans. And he is in for life. Many of us are going to have to life with his decisions for the rest of our lives.
The lesson to be learned is that Brownback needs to be voted out so he doesn't have the opportunity to appoint a second or third radical to our states's highest court.
Let's be realistic. Like it or not, we are pretty much stuck with this guy for decades.
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Douglas County Law Library renamed to honor retiring judge Michael Malone
Judge Malone taught me Trial Advocacy at KU Law School. He was a fine teacher. Judge Malone officiated at my wedding ceremony. Although the marriage didn't withstand the test of time, still, it was a beautiful ceremony. Judge Malone served the people of Douglas County honorably and admirably for decades, first as District Attorney, then as District Judge.
Mike Malone is a good and decent man, and peformed his proseuctorial and judicial functions at the fairest and highest levels.
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You don't know me Dorothy, and hence you shouhldn't be making such crass and brash assumptions about what I believe.
I am hardly one who "admires big corporation."
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Brownback appoints former aide Stegall to Kansas Supreme Court
That's not exactly the way things work for folks who have ascended to positions of immense power, Thomas. Ever hear of Antonin Scalia? He is another right wing radical idealogue who has been firmly and comfortably entrenched on the U.S. Supreme Court for nearly thirty years.
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Kansas University Police begin using body-mounted cameras
The only thing I don't like about it is that the individual police officer is given discretion as to whether to save the tape. An officer could very conveniently "forget" to save the recording should his professionalism fall below standard. With digital technology the space necessary to save the recording until it can be reviewed and/or discarded is minimal . All recordings should be automatically saved until a supervisor determines it is of no evidentiary or public interest value.
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The Good Wife 100th Episode Spoilers: Promo Photos And Trailer For 'The Decision Tree,' Jason O'Mara And Nathan Lane Guest Star!
By Staff Writer | November 19, 2013 03:51 PM EST
"The Good Wife" will hit its landmark 100th episode in a few weeks, and a slew of promo photos and trailer for "The Decision Tree" has fans even more excited!
"The Good Wife" 100th episode is titled "The Decision Tree" and is closely tied to events of episode 99, titled "Whack-a-Mole."
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According to TVLine, episode 99 of "The Good Wife" deals with Alicia attempting to hold a website accountable for commenters when things get out of hand. Meanwhile, Will hires Damian Boyle (Jason O'Mara), an attorney with ties to organized crime.
Incidentally, episode 99 will also be the first time Will and Diane step foot in Florrick/Agos, which should prove interesting.
But, all of this will lead to the 100th episode, where Florrick/Agos and Lockhart/Gardner fight over a bequeathal from the late Matthew Ashbaugh (John Noble).
"There's going to be a whole act where [Alicia and Will] use what they know about each other from their love affair in a courtroom battle," says "The Good Wife" co-creator Robert King.
"They're going to basically undercut each other every step of the way."
To check out additional promo photos of the 100th episode, click here.
As seen from the photos, both O'Mara and Nathan Lane will guest star, and perhaps there will be more surprises along the way.
Be sure to check out "The Good Wife" 100th episode when it airs December 1.
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…and it's acting weird.
With modern technology, and a soft grid, another Carrington event would be a societal disaster.
…and it's acting weird.
With modern technology, and a soft grid, another Carrington event would be a societal disaster.
I just got a review copy of what appears to be an interesting new book. I suspect I'll disagree with a lot of it.
[Tuesday-morning update]
Christopher Nolan's epic new sci-fi film Interstellar has received measured acclaim from critics, who have praised its ambitious scale and effects but were less convinced about the story.
That was the problem with Gravity, too.
How much influence does it have?
A lot more than the warm mongers want to believe, I suspect. The refusal to accept that it may play a role reminds me of followers of Ptolemy, who believed the earth the center of the universe.
Why it's doomed to fail?
It's never looked technically/economically realistic to me.
Our search resulted in 487,629 papers that mentioned "evolution" or "natural selection" in the abstract. However 451,412 of those could not definitively be placed into one of our seven position-defining categories*, no matter how hard we tried with our group of 20 reviewers. [The consensus view among us is that these reviewers are completely independent and objective; their common participation at our web site devoted to presenting pro-selection arguments, but nothing to the contrary, is just not relevant in this case.**]
Of the remaining 36,217 papers, 35,167 (97.1%) supported the consensus position that over half of the observed evolution over the twentieth century is due to natural selection. The fact that only 126 of these 35,167 papers were actually focused on critically evaluating the topic at hand, i.e. the different possible mechanistic explanations of observed evolutionary change and/or speciation (e.g. random drift, founder and other stochastic events, mutation rate variation, instantaneous genetic barriers, etc), is an irrelevant point, a complete red herring. We can reasonably assume that in at least the majority of 50% of the time, none of these 35,167 authors would indicate agreement with a position that they themselves had not carefully investigated, without having more than half of a predominantly pretty good reason for so doing***. It's just not really half as difficult as people make it out to be when you boil it down. As we have now done. For you.
In conclusion, there is very clearly a very strong consensus as to the influence of natural selection on evolution during the twentieth century and this consensus has been increasing as the evidence increases. It is important that policy makers realize this and take action. Please pick this up and disseminate it widely so everybody knows about it; everyone else is, so you will be part of the consensus effort if you do. Thank you.
Will Californians (particularly southern Californians) get some relief this winter?
Maybe. I sure hope so. Even ignoring the economic issues, winter is my favorite time of year here, with the rainy season, which almost completely eluded us this past January/February.
An interview with Joel Garreau. Not sure I agree with this:
Boomer octogenarians in 2030 have "too many hard miles on their chassis" to fully benefit, but younger people may have trouble imagining the onetime prevalence of sickness and death.
I won't be quite that old, but I think that there's a good possibility that even for octo/nonoganerians there will be potential reversal of damage, and rejuvenation by then. And current government policies based on Scenario 1 (i.e., pretty much business as usual) are doomed to bankruptcy.
"Whenever you can't have a debate, I often think that's evidence that there's a problem," Thiel said on The Glenn Beck Program. "When people use the word 'science,' it's often a tell, like in poker, that you're bluffing. It's like we have 'social science' and we have 'political science,' [but] we don't call it 'physical science' or 'chemical science.' We just call them physics and chemistry because we know they're right."
Thiel said no one will be upset if you ask questions about the periodic table, because it is actually science. But referring to man-made climate change as "science" tells you "that people are exaggerating and they're bluffing a little bit," Thiel said.
"The weather has not been getting warmer for the last 15 years. The hockey stick that Al Gore predicted in the early 2000s on the climate has not happened," he remarked. "And I think as this monolithic culture breaks down, you can have more debates."
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…new recommendations regarding dietary fat from "what's new Family Medicine" section.
Fat intake and coronary risk (April 2014)
Although it is known that there is a continuous graded relationship between serum cholesterol concentration and coronary heart disease (CHD), and that dietary intake of saturated fat raises total serum cholesterol, a 2014 meta-analysis of prospective observational studies found no association between intake of saturated fat and risk for CHD [7]. The meta-analysis also found no relationship between monounsaturated fat intake and CHD, but suggested a reduction in CHD with higher intake of omega-3 polyunsaturated fats; a benefit with omega-6 polyunsaturated fats remains uncertain. Given these results, we no longer suggest avoiding saturated fats per se, although many foods high in saturated fats are less healthy than foods containing lower levels. In particular, we no longer feel there is substantial evidence for choosing dairy products based on low fat content (such as choosing skim milk in preference to higher fat milk). We continue to advise reducing intake of trans fatty acids. (See "Dietary fat", section on 'Saturated fatty acids'.)
Better late than never.
It's just the latest example of the Left's Kulturkampf. Fortunately, this time, it seems to be a fail.
It's forgotten and diffused its mission:
…as the impact of communicable diseases has lessened, public-health medicine—which concerns itself with community-wide solutions to health problems—began to look more intensely at treating and preventing conditions that don't originate with germs. The focus of researchers and doctors turned especially to conditions thought to underlie cardiovascular disease. But unlike battles against germs, isolating the key cause of such problems has proved elusive, because multiple factors—from genetics to diet to personal habits, like smoking—are all potentially contribute.
Advocates like Frieden have plunged ahead anyway, sometimes proposing simplistic solutions to complex problems, often without much data to back up their claims. As New York City's health commissioner, Frieden engineered a law requiring food chains to post calorie counts on menus, though there was no evidence that the availability of such information has any effect on eating habits. Frieden also led a campaign to cut salt consumption despite studies that had shown, in fact, that some individuals fared poorly on a salt-restricted diet. Frieden's campaign led one world-renown hypertension expert to proclaim that New York was attempting to engineer a giant uncontrolled experiment. As time passed, Frieden's practice of recommending sometimes outrageous solutions to health problems based on few facts grew more disconcerting. In 2007, he even proposed a campaign to persuade uncircumcised adult men in New York to get circumcised to reduce their risk to HIV; a study in Africa had concluded that the practice helped lower infections there. But Frieden's proposal was widely derided and quickly dismissed because of the vast differences between the two populations and the preliminary nature of the research.
Read the whole thing. This is a microcosm of the more general problem of government getting involved with things that it both has no business doing, and at which it is monumentally incompetent. A small step to fix it would be to can Frieden, and explain why, and refocus the CDC on germs, but that's far beyond this president's ideology or ken.
[Update a while later]
Will ebola be good for the CDC?
Public health experts were, in a way, too successful; they beat back our infectious disease load to the point where most of us have never had anything more serious than Human papillomavirus or a bad case of the flu. This left them without that much to do. So they reinvented themselves as the overseers of everything that might make us unhealthy, from French Fries to work stress.
As with the steel mills, these problems are not necessarily amenable to the organizational tools used to tackle tuberculosis. The more the public and private health system are focused on these problems, the less optimized they will be for fighting the war against infectious disease. It is less surprising to find that they didn't know how to respond to a novel infectious disease than it would have been to discover that they botched a new campaign against texting and driving.
Don't get me wrong: Fighting infection is still one of the things that the public health infrastructure does, and though I hope it doesn't come to that, I expect that our system will do a much better job next time. But the CDC did not botch the job because there's something wrong with Barack Obama, or government, or the state of Texas, or private hospitals. They dropped the ball because the public health system no longer needs to work so many miracles, and consequently hasn't had much practice. We shouldn't have let public health give us such an inflated belief in the power of government. But we also shouldn't forget that with the right task and the right tools, government is still capable of doing some wondrous things.
Only if it is focused on what it does well, and the right incentives are in place. That is not the case for much of the current federal government.
In which a British high-school student is better informed than most doctors.
It's classist and sexist.
Beyond that, it's not even healthy. Growing kids need fat and protein. Low-fat milk is terrible for them.
An interesting article over at Slate that raises similar concerns to mine:
If we send heterosexual astronauts, of different sexes and of reproductive age, on extended space missions, then the possibility of pregnancy looms. To ward that off, could it be ethical to demand sterilization for any potentially fertile astronauts in a mixed-sex crew? Radiation exposure may eventually take care of the issue by causing infertility, but some pregnancies could happen before infertility occurs. Is conception even possible in the zero-gravity of space, or in the low-gravity, high-radiation habitats on Mars? If so, would a fetus develop normally?
We don't know, since it would seem patently unethical to even conduct these sorts of experiments today in space or anywhere else, at least with human subjects. Again, the physical and psychological dangers of procreating and living outside of Earth can seem inhumane, especially for involuntary subjects (the children). Yet many plans for space exploration already take it as a foregone conclusion that humans will reproduce in space. For some, it's a crucial part of the business plan, as in the case of Mars One's goal of moving toward a "permanent human settlement."
As I noted:
What I would suggest to the Mars One people, though, is given that they're planning to spend billions on this project, and the long-term goal is to have true human settlement of the planet, which necessarily involves offspring of the settlers, they devote a modest amount of their budget funding research that NASA has completely neglected for decades, but that others have privately proposed, to establish a variable-gravity laboratory in orbit where we can start to understand these issues. The fact that NASA (or Congress) have never given such research any priority whatsoever is eloquent testimony to how unimportant both consider the goal of spreading humanity into the solar system. But until we do, young people who want to go off to barren (at least initially) worlds will have to continue to face the prospect of remaining barren themselves.
Space really isn't important, politically. Just "space" jobs.
[Update a few minutes later]
Meanwhile, Kate Greene says that economics would dictate that a Mars mission consist of all women.
Here's my problem with that. While of course mass is an important consideration, it isn't the only one. I would argue that any Mars mission would have to be based on an affordable mission concept, and that if it is, mass won't matter that much, and if it isn't, no one will go. Beyond that, I think there's a flaw in the logic here, or at least insufficient information:
Week in and week out, the three female crew members expended less than half the calories of the three male crew members. Less than half! We were all exercising roughly the same amount—at least 45 minutes a day for five consecutive days a week—but our metabolic furnaces were calibrated in radically different ways.
During one week, the most metabolically active male burned an average of 3,450 calories per day, while the least metabolically active female expended 1,475 calories per day. It was rare for a woman on crew to burn 2,000 calories in a day and common for male crew members to exceed 3,000.
We were only allowed to exit the habitat if we wore mock spacesuits. So many Martian hassles, so little glory.
The data certainly fit with my other observations. At mealtime, the women took smaller portions than the men, who often went back for seconds. One crew member complained how hard it was to maintain his weight, despite all the calories he was taking in.
She doesn't say, but is it possible that maybe the men were doing more physical work? If so, it might be that if the women had to do all of the heavy lifting, their calorie consumption would increase too. In any event, if you just want to send people to Mars for the sake of sending people to Mars, a female crew would be fine, but if you want to settle the planet, there would be a problem…
[Tuesday-morning update]
There seems to be a lot of off-topic whining in comments about what will be "allowed." I said nothing about government involvement. I simply expressed an opinion that, given current knowledge, it would be unethical to attempt to have children on Mars (or even in weightlessness). I stand by that opinion.
She rounds up the (hysterical and unhinged) reactions:
Climate science has been thrown into disarray by the hiatus, disagreement between climate model and instrumental estimates of climate sensitivity, uncertainties in carbon uptake by plants, and diverging interpretations of ocean heating (in the face of a dearth of observations). 'Certainty' arguably peaked at the time of the AR4 (2007); perception of uncertainty is arguably greater than any time since the FAR (1991). Yes of course we know more about the climate system than we did in 1991, but more knowledge about the complex climate systems opens up new areas of ignorance and greater uncertainty.
In context of the way climate sensitivity is defined by the IPCC, uncertainty in climate sensitivity is decreasing as errors in previous observational estimates are identified and eliminated and model estimates seem to be converging more. Climate model simulations, when compared with 21st century observations seem to be running too hot, giving creedence to the lower observation-based sensitivity values.
What do the lower values of climate sensitivity imply for policy? Well slower values of warming make it easier to adapt, and provide time to develop new technologies and new policies. But the true believers such as Mann et al. call adaptation, developing new technologies and policies as 'inaction.' The policy logic apparent in the essays critical of my op-ed are rather naive.
So we are left with science in disarray and naive logic regarding policy. And the 'warm team' wonders why people are yawning?
She should cite my piece on the precautionary principle.
…with a ketogenic diet?
Ketone esters are in a class of supplements called "generally recognized as safe" or GRAS by the FDA. They are expensive, difficult to find, and taste nasty (I've smelled some, and it was a bit like salty urine). There are no long term studies of the safety of these supplements in humans, though high ketone levels were maintained in severely obese, fasting patients for 6-8 weeks and there seemed to be no side effects. The main risk might be an exacerbation of gout, but truly, the long term consequences are unknown. For someone with dementia facing an inevitable downward spiral and life in a long term care facility, the question of benefits versus risk is a different calculation than in someone without that condition.
After a few days of escalating doses, Mr. Newport was brushing his own teeth, spontaneously dressing and bathing himself again, had improvements in mood, and was able to recite the alphabet. After 6-8 weeks, his memory improved and he started to do yard work again. After 20 months, he maintained definite improvement, with his cognitive function seeming to wax and wane with rising and falling ketone levels in his blood.
While this report is just a single case study, it does merit more clinical investigation. Given the severity and cost of the disease, the possibility of a far more effective treatment than what we currently have must be explored further.
It actually wouldn't surprise me at all. Alzheimer's may be just one more modern illness caused by the awful official dietary advice over the past six decades.
Can be reduced with Vitamin D?
News I can't use, but perhaps some of my younger female readers can.
Seems to have very publicly resigned from the American Physical Society:
The global warming scam…is the greatest and most successful pseudoscientific fraud I have seen in my long life as a physicist.
Come on, Prof. Don't hold back. Tell us what you really think. Watch out for the lawsuits, though.
Add this to the extensive annals of stupid things he's said.
…is destroying scientific integrity:
OK, it's not exactly a "Sopranos" plot. But it's pretty shady for the world of higher education. Chen went to great lengths to make up fake email addresses and even assume the names of other scientists to write approvingly of his own research.
In a sense, though, he was just exploiting the deep flaws of the peer review system. The academy has become a kind of club where friends give friends flattering assessments of research, which essentially guarantees promotions and tenure.
Here's how the former editor of the British Medical Journal explained peer review:
"The editor looks at the title of the paper and sends it to two friends whom the editor thinks know something about the subject. If both advise publication the editor sends it to the printers. If both advise against publication the editor rejects the paper. If the reviewers disagree the editor sends it to a third reviewer and does whatever he or she advises. This … is little better than tossing a coin."
But it's not just the clubbiness of academia that is to blame. There is such ideological uniformity in the ivory tower that no one ever questions the important assumptions behind anyone else's research.
Gee, where have we seen that sort of thing before?
I'd note, though, that contra the headline, it's not a "liberal" bias. It's a leftist bias.
An interesting interview with Robin Hanson on brain emulation, AI, and the flaws of humanity.
"The best way to get it built is to make it irrelevant."
This would be a smart thing for Canada to do though, as the article notes, there will be more nutty opposition from some Canadians.
Some interesting sociological results. I find the word "friend" for Facebook acquaintances annoying.
The statistical meltdown:
The sensitivity of the climate to increasing concentrations of carbon dioxide is a central question in the debate on the appropriate policy response to increasing carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. Climate sensitivity and estimates of its uncertainty are key inputs into the economic models that drive cost-benefit analyses and estimates of the social cost of carbon.
Continuing to rely on climate-model warming projections based on high, model-derived values of climate sensitivity skews the cost-benefit analyses and estimates of the social cost of carbon. This can bias policy decisions. The implications of the lower values of climate sensitivity in our paper, as well as similar other recent studies, is that human-caused warming near the end of the 21st century should be less than the 2-degrees-Celsius "danger" level for all but the IPCC's most extreme emission scenario.
That's the wrong answer. It doesn't justify ending capitalism.
A list, at io9.
Not sure about either the space elevator or space solar. And he leaves off a gravity lab, which we need to understand if or how we can properly conceive and gestate in partial gravity.
Here's an excellent story at the WaPo, from Joel Achenbach and others, about how it happened.
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By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
1/28/2013 (1 year ago)
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In a perplexing archaeological find, researchers have discovered the body of a Roman woman with a tumor in her pelvis embedded with four deformed teeth. Scientists say that the 30-something woman, interred in a necropolis near Lleida, in the Catalonia region of Spain, died some 1,600 years ago.
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LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - A condition known to doctors as an ovarian teratoma, a Greek-derived term which means a "monster swelling in the ovaries," is what the woman suffered from.
Such tumors stem from mutations of the germ cells which form human eggs and have the potential to create hair, teeth and bone . or even more complex organs, like eyes.
The discovery marks the first time that this type of teratoma in human remains dating back to ancient times.
"This is an extraordinary case, not only for its antiquity, but also its identification in the archaeological record," the researchers wrote in a study published in the International Journal of Paleopathology.
Scientists say it's entirely likely that the aberrant tumor, which is about 1.7 inches in diameter at its largest point, never caused the woman any symptoms.
It's also likely that it was the ultimate cause of her untimely death, since "sometimes the development of teratomas results in displacement and functional disturbances of adjacent organs."
The tumor wouldn't have been obvious, however, and researchers admit they can't tell for certain what effect it had on the woman.
"We suppose that, at least during a long part of her life, she was completely unaware of this tumor," lead researcher N�ria Armentano, of the Universitat Aut�noma de Barcelona says.
Armentano said that "depending on the eventual complications, she could have suffered" but that there is no evidence of that. "She could have died because of many other causes!"
The woman is believed to have lived in a period when the Roman Empire was in sharp decline as barbarian invaders flooded in from the north, eventually overrunning France, Spain and other territories.
Found in a necropolis with only a few artifacts buried with her, tiles known as tegulae had been put over her to give her grave a kind of gabled roof.
"Tegulae graves were the most common Roman burials," Armentano says. "She was not an important or rich person. She had a low socio-economic status."
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Humphreys excited by Gloucester potential
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August 8, 2014
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Gloucester director of rugby David Humphreys is excited to start working with a squad he says is packed full of "huge potential" ahead of the new season.
Humphreys was appointed director of rugby in June following the dismissal of Nigel Davies and moves to Kingsholm having held the same position at Ulster, the province at which he spent most of his career as a player.
Joining Humphreys at Gloucester this season will be Welsh internationals James Hook and Richard Hibbard, while former Brumbies director of rugby Laurie Fisher will move to the Aviva Premiership to work under Humphreys as head coach.
"Huge credit to Nigel and [chief executive] Steve Vaughan in terms of the squad that they've put together," Humphreys told the BBC. "I think when you look at the players that have been brought in, the Gloucester squad now is a squad with huge potential and some top quality international players.
"I think when you add that to the mix of coaches that are coming in and the quality that they've had at different levels I hope it will be a good mix."
Gloucester, who will be looking to improve on their ninth place in the Aviva Premiership last season, have also signed New Zealand prop John Afoa, Argentina lock Mariano Galarza, England lock Tom Palmer and Tonga hooker Aleki Lutui.
Joining Fisher in the new-look coaching department are John Muggleton and Nick Walshe, who have arrived as defence and backs/attacking coaches respectively.
"The biggest challenge for us all is expectation," said Humphreys. "Not just the expectation amongst the players, who are very ambitious and want to be successful, not just amongst the coaching team, but also among the wider supporters and the club.
"History has shown it is very, very difficult to put together a team that can immediately win. History has shown it takes time to build a team and get to know the players."
When news of Humphreys' appointment at Gloucester broke in June, Ulster admitted they were caught by surprise with the speed of the announcement after almost 20 years of service from their former fly-half.
"I don't think it was something where I was looking to leave," said Humphreys. "When I look back as a player there were a number of different opportunities in that time to go and play elsewhere.
"It's not that I ever regret not leaving, but I knew if I decided to stay in professional sport that at some point in my future my family and I would have to move away.
"This really was the first opportunity that has come along that I felt was a good fit for me and my family. It is a club that I'm very, very excited to be a part of."
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To make it official, the folks at the Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce registered the trademark: Dungeness Crab Capital of the World. Newport, home to four crab processing plants, had the biggest crab landings anywhere on the coast for the last three years. Yaquina Bay is also a popular destination for recreational crabbers.
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"Just stayed in this property with some friends for a week while we were in town for a wedding. The condo was in perfect condition when we arrived and the first thing I noticed was the stunning views from the back patio, we spent a lot of time out there :) The Hot Tub was also a really fun amenity to have while hanging out with friends. None of us rented a vehicle while we were in Park City but it didnt matter because we were mere steps away from the free shuttle bus system available in the Park City area and that worked perfectly for us since we were there mostly for local activities and a wedding at PCMR. I can't wait to go back and stay again!"Guest: Clare Halleran Date of Stay: August 2014 Review Submitted: August 28, 2014View listing
"Our family of four just recently stayed at this wonderful property between 12-26 and 12-30. I will start out by saying that I am a very picky person when it comes to accommodations. I find that a lot of listings that are advertised as "luxury" fall short once you actually see it in person. That was NOT the case with this property. Upon arrival all my expections were met. We loved the heated garage with direct access to the unit, wonderful kitchen, hot tub and the location was amazing. Everything in the property is brand new and well taken care of and the linens had all the comforts of home. This was our families first time to Park City so in addition to skiing we also enjoyed dog sledding, snowmobiling, tubing at Gorgoza Park and shopping on Main St. In addition, the owner Steve was a very gracious host. I highly recommend this property and we look forward to returning next winter."Guest: mira s. Date of Stay: December 2013 Review Submitted: January 4, 2014View listing
"Upon arrival we found the condo in excellent condition. Everything was very tidy. It is evident the owners have taken time to make many updates to the property. The kitchen is very well appointed with everything you could possibly need. The location was very central to everything in Park City. Main St. just up the road. We enjoyed the 4th of July Parade. We enjoyed fireworks at the Canyons just a short drive down the street on the 3rd and then again fireworks right out the back door on the 4th (Park City Mountain). We viewed them right from the golf course out back. Park City Mountain is a short 5 minute walk. Plenty of in condo entertainment options - Satellite and Netflix were provided. The kids enjoyed the board and card games as well. The private hot tub was great. We did the association swimming pool one evening and also enjoyed that. Washer and Dryer in the unit was also a very nice convenience. From start to finish this was a five star experience. We have done rentals through VRBO for almost 20 years and it was clear that the owners know how to run a vacation rental the right way. Holly was great with communicating and was very accommodating. Thanks Holly!"Guest: wisconsin5 Date of Stay: July 2014 Review Submitted: July 9, 2014View listing
"Thanks for providing a great home base for our week of skiing. With 3 small kids it's difficult to find a 2 bedroom with enough beds. Your condo had it all. It was everything the description said and more. There was plenty of space for my family of 5. Having the laundry in the unit was ideal. The location to Park City Mountain Resort could not have been better. Heidi was a dream to work with. She even accommodated our early check-in and late check-out times. We will definitely come back!"Guest: Sue Date of Stay: December 2013 Review Submitted: January 4, 2014View listing
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Pharmacist Jobs in Decatur, Georgia
84 Decatur, GA Pharmacist jobs found on Monster.Jobs 1 to 20 of 84
Pharmacy SUMMARY As the discipline specifically trained in medication use and medication use systems, Pharmacists are responsible to the patient for ensuring medication orders are safe and appropriate; that drugs are stored, prepared and delivered to patient care areas according to generally accepted professional standards; and collaborating with nurses, physicians, and other staff to ensure saf...
Judge Healthcare is currently seeking an Infusion Pharmacist in the Atlanta, GA area with one of our best Healthcare clients!! Responsibilities: 1 IN CUMMING 1 IN ATLANTA 1 IN DECATUR RESOURCE/PRN FLOAT PHARMACIST POSITIONS – REGION A – HILLANDALE, DECATUR, ROCKDALE REGION B – ATLANTA, MIDTOWN, CAMP CREEK, FAYETTEVILLE REGION C – CANTON, COBB, DOUGLASVILLE, MARIETTA, PAULDING REGION D – A...
Description Atlanta Medical Centers Pharmacy department offers a wealth of opportunities for employees. Our decentralized department offers participation in clinical pharmacy consultations to all Pharmacists and also offers the opportunity to be involved in clinical initiatives. Our Pharmacists are involved in the mentoring and leading of our pharmacy technicians as well as pharmacy students. Ou...
Under general direction of the pharmacy manager of the facility interprets physicians' prescriptions and compounds and dispenses medications within regulatory guidelines. Supervises the clinical activities of the pharmacy technicians. Consults and counsels ambulatory patients regarding the appropriate use of medications and potential drug interactions; handles complex problem resolution. This pos...
Current Need McKesson Pharmaceutical's Pharmacy Optimization team works with McKesson Health System Distribution customers to understand business needs and current practices to help increase efficiencies, find hidden revenue assets in the pharmacy, save drug utilization costs, enhance medication safety and strengthen the links of the supply chain. Our pharmacy-practice tools and resources help he...
Doctors, Thank you for showing interest in working with Empire Pharmacy Consultants. We are the most innovated and aggressive job seeking pharmacy staffing, pharmacist staffing technician staffing and consulting firm in the industry. We pay our pharmacists very competitively and we pay weekly. We have immediate positions available in: Mail-order Compounding Retail Closed Job Requirements: ...
Position Title: Eclipsys Sunrise Analyst / Pharmacist Required Experience: - Previous Eclipsys Sunrise Analyst experience including build and testing required - Registered Pharmacist (PharmD or RPh) required - Ability to travel 80-100% to East Coast Roles and Responsibilities: - Provide Eclipsys Sunrise Analyst duties including system build, testing, record maintenance, orders, and formulary...
Tenet Healthcare Corporation Atlanta, GA
Description : Atlanta Medical Center is a part of Tenet HealthSystem, which is based in Texas. Tenet Healthcare, through its subsidiaries, owns and operates 74 acute care hospitals and numerous related healthcare services throughout the country. Tenet's name reflect its core business philosophy: the importance of shared values between partners — including employees, physicians, insurers, and com...
Select Medical Corporation Atlanta, GA
Pharmacist Job ID 21708 Location US-GA-Atlanta Experience (Years) 1 Category Undefined Street Address 1821 Clifton Rd NE, First Floor Company Select Specialty Hospital Position Type Per Diem Recruiter email address .. Options Your application choices are: Apply for this job online More information about this job Responsibilities Under the supervision of the Director of Pharma...
CareFusion Atlanta, GA
Description Life-changers work here CareFusion Life-changers find innovative ways to improve our customers' ability to provide healthcare to their patients. One way is our search for bold and inspired employees across the globe. Are you ready to change lives? Join our 15,000 employees to help clinicians solve some of healthcare's most critical challenges. Meet one of our Life-changers.http://ww...
AmerisourceBergen Atlanta, GA
Description Under general direction of the pharmacy manager of the facility interprets physicians' prescriptions and compounds and dispenses medications within regulatory guidelines. Supervises the clinical activities of the pharmacy technicians. Consults and counsels ambulatory patients regarding the appropriate use of medications and potential drug interactions; handles complex problem resoluti...
Graduate of an accredited School of Pharmacy. No Experience Required 16 Years Education Preferred Skills None Given Job Description Company job id -53917 The Department of Pharmaceutical Services ensures the safe, effective and timely use of medications for our patient populations 24 hours a day. Our Pharmacists practice direct, responsible provision of medication-related care for the purpose...
Graduate of an accredited School of Pharmacy. 12 Month Experience 14 Years Education Preferred Skills None Given Job Description Job id -52359 The Pharmacist will be responsible for practicing Pharmacy as a knowledge based clinical profession, and integrating patient oriented services with traditional distributive and drug control activities. Provides pharmaceutical services including drug in...
Qualifications: Bachelor's of Science Degree or Pharm D degree from an accredited School of Pharmacy. Also requires broad training and/or experience in the fields of business administration, sales marketing information technology, and ambulatory/retail pharmacy. Requires one(1) to three (3) years of directly related and progressively responsible ambulatory care pharmacy experience. Must have: 1.Ab...
Select Medical Corporation Atlanta, GA, 30301
Responsibilities Under the supervision of the Director of Pharmacy, the Pharmacist is responsible for the operation of the pharmacy service and may assist in teaching staff where applicable. Qualifications This position requires graduation from an accredited School of Pharmacy and current Pharmacy Licensure. Experience in a hospital setting is required....
Centene Corporation Atlanta, GA, 30301
Develop clinical criteria for medications, recommend plan design changes, and clinical progams to be initiated Monitor prior authorization requests Provide clinical support to internal departments and address clinical related questions Ensure appropriate quality controls and initiates opportunities for performance improvement in pharmacy/practice Develop and implement programs designed to impact D...
Emory Healthcare Atlanta, GA, 30301
JOB DESCRIPTION: Prepares, compounds and dispenses medications and ensures accuracy and integrity prior to issuance by the pharmacy. Manages required record-keeping activities; serves as a resource to other medical professionals; identifies and employs appropriate pharmaceutical care. Performs other related duties as required. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Graduate of an accredited school of pharmacy. ...
Wellstar Health System, Inc. Atlanta, GA, 30301
To deliver world-class healthcare for a community exceeding 600,000 people, WellStar is more than 11,000 strong to meet the health demands and needs of our communities. With five unique hospitals, over 1,000 beds, and a strong Physicians Group, WellStar has become a shining example of what's possible when talented, passionate people dedicate themselves to making a difference in the industry and in...
Cancer Treatment Centers of America Atlanta, GA, 30301
Clinical Pharmacist We Fight Cancer: Care That Never Quits ® Cancer Treatment Centers of America ® (CTCA ® ) delivers an extraordinary patient experience we call Patient Empowered Care ® . We deliver state-of-the-art, high quality care through an integrative model where a team of experts puts patients at the center of their own care. Every day, you will help patients win the fight against cancer...
Under the direct supervision of the Pharmacist or other supervisory/management-level position in the facility obtains new patient's clinical and prescription plan coverage information reviews new prescription and/or prescription. This position is categorized as compliance critical and as such requires and is assigned specific responsibility for ensuring continual and proper compliance with all di...
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$93,600.00 - $124,440.00
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Completes pharmacy objectives by preparing medications; giving pharmacological information to multidisciplinary health care team; monitoring patient drug therapies.
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Administering Medication
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Reviews prescriptions to assure accuracy, to ascertain the needed ingredients, and to evaluate their suitability.
Maintains safe and clean working environment by complying with procedures, rules, and regulations.
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A federal judge should dismiss legal challenges to a Texas law requiring voters to show photo identification because the rule isn't discriminatory and Texas has the right to set its own voter qualifications, state attorneys said in a court filing.
Texas also contends that the activist groups and elected officials suing to block implementation of the new law have no legal standing to challenge the rule. Only individual voters can sue to protect their own rights, the state said in a filing yesterday in federal court in Corpus Christi.
"Constitutional rights are an individual's own to assert," the state said. "The statutory language does not accommodate lawsuits brought by plaintiffs who seek to vindicate the constitutional rights of third parties."
Minority-rights groups and the U.S. Justice Department claim black and Hispanic voters "disproportionately lack" the photo ID required of all voters under a law signed this year by Republican Governor Rick Perry. Residents must show one of six types of state-issued photo identification in order to vote in person.
"Texas has filed a motion to dismiss every election lawsuit we've ever filed, and they've all been dismissed," said Luis Roberto Vera Jr., national general counsel for the League of Latin American Citizens, in a telephone interview.
"The states also hold a constitutionally protected prerogative to establish the qualifications for voting in state and federal elections," so long as the measures apply to all races, Texas's lawyers said in the filing.
"The Texas Legislature's eagerness to pass" the new measure "reflects the fact that voter-identification laws are politically popular; it is not evidence of racism," they said.
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