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George W. Bush: The President of Mars
[JR: Bill Becker beat me to the punch with this great post. I assert the United States will never do a manned mission to Mars this century because by the time such a mission is possible, around 2030, the nation and the world will be desperately engaged in a life-and-death struggle that uses all its brainpower and resources to try to 1) stop catastrophic global warming and 2) minimize the misery for billions of people. I'd take a bet on that if I had any chance of living long enough to collect….]
One of the great ironies of our time is this: We have learned to walk on the Moon, but we haven't yet learned to walk on the Earth. It is an irony that is fast devolving into a tragedy.
Since the first man landed on the Moon in 1969, we have continued dumping greenhouse gases into the Earth's atmosphere and making our planet less habitable.
Meantime, under the direction of the Bush Administration, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration is working toward the goal of settling the Moon and Mars.
If we could do both — put human beings on other planets while practicing good stewardship of Earth — all would be well. But the next missions to the Moon and Mars are being prepared at the expense of life at home.
In a report Sunday, 60 Minutes gushed over the Administration's Mission to Mars. Without question, NASA is proving it still has the right stuff. Four years ago, the space agency successfully deployed two "rovers" on Mars and they've been sending back photos and data ever since.
One scientist compared it to shooting a basketball from New York to Los Angeles, and sinking the shot without touching the rim. Now, the plan is to put American astronauts back on the Moon in preparation for a manned voyage to Mars. As 60 Minutes' correspondent Bob Simon put it:
From the mountains of Utah to the factory floors of Cleveland, from the space center in Houston to the marshes of Virginia, spacesuits are being tested, rockets are being fired, and capsules are being designed. The United States is once again aiming to launch astronauts to the moon and yes, even, to Mars.
What Simon didn't mention was the unconscionable trade-off the Administration is making between our planet and the exploration of others. In February 2006, you may recall, the Bush Administration edited NASA's mission statement to delete the phrase "understand and protect our home planet" [which James Hansen wrote about here].
In January 2007, the National Research Council (NRC) concluded that NASA's earth sciences budget had declined 30% since 2000, eroding the agency's satellite capabilities for Earth study.
"The network of satellites upon which the United States and the world have relied for indispensable observations of Earth from space is in jeopardy," the National Association for the Advancement of Science warned.
One satellite designed to help scientists understand the impacts of climate change, the $100 million Deep Space Climate Observatory (DSCOVR), has been stored for years in a box at the Goddard Space Flight Center. DSCOVR was grounded by Republicans in Congress because it was originally conceived by then-Vice President Al Gore. NASA cancelled the DSCOVR program in 2006 even though the NRC judged it a "strong and scientifically vital and feasible mission that will contribute unique data on Earth's climate systems."
In its report on the Mission to Mars, 60 Minutes interviewed Gene Cernan, the last man to walk on the Moon. "What's impossible?" he asked wistfully, recalling the days of the Apollo missions. "What can't we do if we wanna do it badly enough?"
When it comes to understanding the ecological systems that support life on Earth, the Bush Administration doesn't "wanna do it badly enough". Perhaps Bush is doing a favor for the aerospace industry. Perhaps he hopes to leave a Kennedy-like legacy. But history is
likely certain to judge Bush's priorities much differently.
Restoring our exploration of the Earth and its climate should be one of the first things on the agenda of the next President.
16 Responses to George W. Bush: The President of Mars
A recent editorial by Jeremy Sherer, an attorney with Whatley Drake & Kallas in Birmingham, Ala. posits the following:
". . .In 1962 President John Kennedy challenged our imaginations and our determination to push the bounds of our universe beyond our own stratosphere. "We set sail on this new sea because there is new knowledge to be gained, and new rights to be won, and they must be won and used for the progress of all people. For space science, like nuclear science and all technology, has no conscience of its own. Whether it will become a force for good or ill depends on man, and only if the United States occupies a position of pre-eminence can we help decide whether this new ocean will be a sea of peace or a new terrifying theater of war. . ."
". . .People do not go hungry because of space exploration, people do not lose their homes because JPL's Mars rovers continue their mission, and certainly schools do not fail to meet No Child Left Behind standards because we invest in science and technology.
Generations of Americans dreamily watched as Neil Armstrong bounded across the face of the moon, and generations of Americans have cried as our brave astronauts perished in service of their nation – all the while political scandal, economic crises and violence plagued our nation just as it does today. Despite all of this we have never wavered in our quest to understand the world and universe in which we live.
According to screenwriter Aaron Sorkin, man explores space and pushes past our moon and toward Mars because it is "what's next." "(Because) we came out of the cave. And we looked over the hill, and we saw fire. And we crossed the ocean, and we pioneered the West, and we took to the sky. The history of man is hung on a timeline of exploration, and this is what's next."
The history of America was not written by the souls of the timid, and neither shall we realize our dreams through a spirit of timidity. The space program is an embodiment of all that is good about America. It exemplifies the unifying hope of possibilities upon which stretched this nation from ocean to ocean to the heavens. Lest we forget the sacrifices made by those before us, our dedication to the exploration of space must and should remain complete.
The "60 Minutes" piece had, in objection to NASA's Mars dreams, about a 15-second soundbite from Barney Frank — nothing more. The story was a valentine to the manned space program, one of the biggest boondoggles in American history. I can't find on the CBS News web site, however, any vehicle for sharing my views with the staff of "60 Minutes."
Compared to boondoggles otherwise known as "entitlement programs" — such as Medicare and Medicaid, which automatically provide benefits to anyone legally eligible for them, U.S. federal spending for space exploration is small.
U.S. Taxpayers spent $628 bn on Medicare and Medicaid last year alone — that's $610.70 billion more than NASA's budget of $17.3 billion (source: MSNBC http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/23923948/)
Aside from Rep. Barney Frank being one of "the usual suspects" (so much so, that he's not worth listening to, and will eventually fade away from our collective memories), NASA's funding for one year – if cancelled and used elsewhere – would only cover one of the following:
Two months of U.S. peacekeeping forces in Iraq and Afghanistan;
One month of Social Security;
Three weeks of Medicare, Unemployment Insurance or the Budget Deficit, or;
Two weeks of Medicaid or Interest on the National Debt.
And how much does NASA cost you? Simple. About $57.10 a year for funding your future.
That works out to $1.09 a week or $0.15 cents a day. Try and save the world on that.
Medicare a boondoggle?? I think most Americans — especially seniors — would reject that without a moment's hesitation.
I carefully qualified my objections to the "manned space program," not NASA's programs in general. Most space scientists will tell you that the manned space program is pretty much a waste, and the money would be much better spent in unmanned programs like, yes, JPL's Mars rovers.
The manned program satisfies the deluded fantasy that someday we'll be able to colonize planets trillions of miles away.
Instead of fueling Star Trek fantasies, we need to protect Earth. It's the only home we've got.
Since we are randomly invoking the words of JFK, I thought I would post some excerpts from his "SPECIAL MESSAGE TO THE CONGRESS ON URGENT NATIONAL NEEDS" in May, 1961… not to relive the "man on the moon" objectives, but just to show what CAN be communicated and delivered by the right kind of leadership:
"Mr. Speaker, Mr. Vice President, my co-partners in Government, gentlemen and ladies:
… These are extraordinary times. And we face an extraordinary challenge. Our strength as well as our convictions have imposed upon this nation the role of leader in freedom's cause. No role in history could be more difficult or more important…
…we have examined where we are strong and where we are not, where we may succeed and where we may not. Now it is time to take longer strides–time for a great new American enterprise–time for this nation to take a clearly leading role in space achievement, which in many ways may hold the key to our future on earth.
I believe we possess all the resources and talents necessary. But the facts of the matter are that we have never made the national decisions or marshaled the national resources required for such leadership. We have never specified long-range goals on an urgent time schedule, or managed our resources and our time so as to insure their fulfillment….
I therefore ask the Congress… to meet the following national goals:
First, I believe that this nation should commit itself to achieving the goal, before this decade is out, of landing a man on the moon and returning him safely to the earth…"
He goes on to detail which existing technologies would be targeted for accelerated development, the funding obligations, related projects and goals… http://www.jfklibrary.org/Historical+Resources/Archives/Reference+Desk/Speeches/JFK/Urgent+National+Needs+Page+4.htm
Simple, direct… set clearly articulated costed goals, within a specific timeframe, etc…. simple… If only we could get the same substituting climate change for "man on the moon"… It is a new century after all…
Exploration of Mars and all of space is the mission of NASA. How it became the world's largest assemblage of climate scientists is a lesson in mission creep and bureaucratic expansion.
Humanity can not be bound to one planet, Chester. It needs to expand beyond the Earth as it has expanded beyond known frontiers into unknown territories ever since the human species first arrived on the planet. Someone will do it eventually — it doesn't matter who from a human survival viewpoint — but I want the history books of the future to show that our country maintained its leadership role in continuing human expansion into the space frontier.
Welfare programs are NOT the best way to pump up people's income. At best, they just provide a floor to support the recipients at some minimum level. The best way to pump up an economy is with new technologies, products, companies and highly-skilled, high-paying jobs that result from the long-term pure R&D programs that only a government can afford to wait for.
Your health, on the other hand, should be your own responsibility, although reforming the healthcare insurance industry is a good start (and I speak as one salaried with the medical industry, not NASA). However, you can exercise regularly, eat healthy, don't drink, smoke or do illegal drugs, and you're still going to die anyway.
What causes little Johnny or Jane to go to bed hungry each night is the fact the U.S. throws away $100 billion worth of food each year, not because we have a few government-paid employees camped out in a high-tech Winnebago.
Research into how to sustain human life in space, on other planets and in other places considered hostile to us is really research into how our species works and what is needed to support it. This increased understanding results in huge benefits in medicine and other aspects of living. The full extent of these benefits are completely unknown and unknowable in advance because it is not possible to predict what paths creatively thinking researchers will travel.
When you come down to it, the bottom line isn't the bottom line.
It's not about the cost. It's not about fixing all our problems at home first before we go either. For over 4,000 years, those problems have always existed and will therefore never end; it's an impossible condition to attain because as soon as you solve one problem you have ten more that will pop up in its place (You feed everyone in the world, you birth more babies. You then have a larger population to deal with).
It's about giving those at home some relief from their daily problems by giving them some hope that there's something worthwhile ahead, something to look forward to, a reason for working through the immediate problems, to surmount them and to go beyond them.
NASA's budget is only a fraction of the total Federal Research and Development budget (6/10ths of 1%, to be exact); the rest is in other agencies. This is the funding that develops new technologies, or advances old ones to create new products that build new businesses which develop new jobs that can improve people's circumstances.
Yet only 5.6% of the whole Federal Budget is devoted to Research and Development that will result in new technologies, new products, new companies and new high-paying jobs.
And the Vision for Space Exploration (going back to the moon, and on to Mars and beyond) is only a piece of that. . .
So the question you should really ask your elected officials is this:
"Since the future of the U.S. Economy depends so much on new technologies, new products, new companies and new jobs, why is the R&D portion of the Federal Budget, especially for the Vision for Space Exploration, so small?"
Expert: "We're brainwashing our children" about global warming
Another post from guest blogger Rick Neale of Florida Today, from the National Hurricane Conference in Orlando:
William Gray, the well-known Colorado State University hurricane forecaster, routinely uses the annual National Hurricane Conference as a platform to bash global warming. In a statement to Florida Today, Gray argued that the scientific consensus on global warming is bogus — and "a mild form of McCarthyism has developed toward those scientists who do not agree" that mankind is in danger.
"We are also brainwashing our children on the warming topic. We have no better example than Al Gore's alarmists and inaccurate movie which is being shown in our schools and being hawked by warming activists with little or no meteorological-climate background," Gray wrote.
Joe – Go ahead and bash Gray …. without sounding like a 'McCarthyist' ….
Gray has complained (and ranted) for several years now about conspiracies arrayed against him. (Someone should inform him that when professors retire, funding agencies phase out their research contracts.) He has managed to offend scientists on both sides of the issue with his statements. Former pupil and coauthor Chris Landsea, who supports Gray's views on hurricane activity, and apparently was not speaking to him for that reason.
NASA Mission statement, from NASA Ames:
* To advance and communicate scientific knowledge and understanding of the earth, the solar system, and the universe.
* To advance human exploration, use, and development of space.
* To research, develop, verify, and transfer advanced aeronautics and space technologies.
I've helped design supercomputers, and helped sell a bunch of them to various parts of NASA that I loved working with. I'm a science-fiction reader for 50+ years and I'd love to see permanent outposts out there sometime … but I would perfectly happy to put *manned* spacecraft beyond near-Earth orbit on hold for a quite a while. We can do lots of good science that needs to get done without that.
In particular, if we don't put a lot of NASA-talent effort into dealing with Peak-Fossil+Climate Change over the next 50-100 years, we're not going to end up with a sustainable technic civilization good enough to discover and fend off the next dinosaur-killer that comes by. [We will need deep-space capability, but it's a whole lot more cost-effective to do it with robots, notwithstanding various Hollywood movies.] Given that the probability of such ~1, sooner or later, with totally unpredictable timing, it would be good to allow for the possibility.
Joe's comments are right on.
My preference for unmanned over manned exploration predates the recent embarrassment of removing "Mission to Planet Earth" from NASA's agenda. People may be great at improvising and observation, but we weigh a lot, require lots of extra mass for life support, and missions have to be designed to bring us home safely with low probability of failure. Weighed against the current generation of robotic observation platforms and instrumentation, we're just not cost-effective.
Why do you say humans "have to" colonize space? It's one thing to say we have to take every new opportunity that comes to us, due to our inventive large brain. But we don't have a "destiny" that somehow compels us to make huge sacrifices of what we still have here on earth in a long-shot attempt to bring this new "manifest destiny" forward from an uncertain span in the future up to *right now*.
Space exploration aside for a moment, everyone here on earth needs a solution to two converging, very pressing issues: climate change, as well as our dependence on fossil feuls which will not last that much longer, and which may be at or near peak annual extraction already – we haven't yet explained to ourselves how we can continue as technological, growth-oriented economies without increasing energy resource use.
There is enough coal and unconventional oil (e.g. tar sands) still left to create a serious risk of runaway CO2-climate feedbacks such as permafrost thawing leading to large methane releases. But both conventional oil and natural gas may be facing crises before many more years. Lots of turmoil and conflict should be foreseen arising from this.
If we need a new Apollo project, landing a man on Mars has to rank below a really serious, united effort by the whole country (and the whole world) to move promptly to renewable energy sources and far greater efficiency of energy consumption. This has to be done on a scale to replace the vast current volume of fossil fuels before we hit a new mega-energy-crisis AND before we pile too much GHG in the atmosphere to be able to avoid the worst foreseeable impacts (plus whatever unforseen ones could be far worse – what a gamble!)
To get that much change from the status quo, in so many areas of the economy, is a much bigger challenge than the Apollo moon mission, and needs bold national leadership (in every country at the same time!)
Rep. Jay Inslee (D-WA) has used this idea of a "New Apollo Project" in reference to proposed legislation to begin moving toward energy independence and sustainability.
In a few decades, we'll know if we've met these twin challenges or not. In that time frame, we may be able to return to the longer-term dream of sending humans beyond the moon. That target is just not the right place to be focusing at this critical crossroads for our own planet.
"But the next missions to the Moon and Mars are being prepared at the expense of life at home."
NASA budget FY2007/8 = $17.3 billion
Losing the war in Iraq = $123 billion
Money lost due to subprime mortgage and derivatives crisis so far = $200 billion
US trade deficit in Jan 2008 = $58.2 billion – that's just for January.
So for the NASA budget you could lose the war in Iraq for seven weeks, match the subprime losses for five week, or balance the USA's sending its money overseas for less than four days.
NASA's peanuts. Don't sweat it.
You might also want to consider that LBJ's Great Society was funded at the same time as NASA and the war in Vietnam. It's amazing how much money you can find when you want to.
It's just that it costs a lot more to lose a war than it used to, for some reason.
The reasons we went to the Moon in the 1960's and 70's was for different reasons than we would be going to the Moon and Mars now. And we shouldn't go to the Moon and Mars to visit, but to pioneer and settle.
The reason we went to the Moon in the 1960's and 70's was because we were in a cold war with the Soviet Union. John F. Kennedy said so, to paraphrase what he said, it was to win the hearts and minds of the people on earth and to not leave the Soviet Union the only country in space. Landing on the moon was to central theme to that goal.
Now we would go back to the Moon and to Mars for different reasons. Our military enemies sure don't care about any technical achievements; they might just want to see us being a different religion. This president wants us to go back so he can make wonderful speeches that make him look like some visionary. But if he can't and won't pay for the enlarged space program and doesn't want to pay for what is mostly a voluntary war, it's not visionary, it's hubris. And we should not support such a position.
Going back to the moon and to mars to visit doesn't get us anything. We know we have the technical capability to do such a thing. We didn't know we could do it in the 1960's.
We shouldn't go back to the moon at all. Leave the airless worlds to machines.
Mars is much different. The planet has a rotation about the same as the earth and most of the things we need to live there are more available. But humans we shouldn't go to Mars and come back. We should go to Mars in only one way trips. Send people to mars who want to pioneer and settle the planet.
My wild ass guess is that it costs 25 percent of the money for a Mars trip to go to Mars, 25 percent to stay on the planet and do something and 50 percent to come back. Coming back from Mars has been described as the most vulnerable of the trip as well. If we forgo spending the money to bring these people back, we can afford to spend more on better living when they are there.
In Antarctica, the rate of resigning on to spend another winter there is higher than most people would think. Why? Because those people who went there made friends and if their friends resigned, they did to. Maybe only one out of 100 million people would agree to do it, but on a planet of 6 billion people, that is still a pool of 60 people to choose from. Send them a few years to Antarctica and Devon Island in Canada to train and pick the best ones from that group.
We sometimes forget the hardships that humans did before human technology came around. The things that people did and still do to survive in harse environments is remarkable. That same spirit could be used to explore the new world of Mars.
We could send new pioneers after the first bunch, every 2 years as the orbits of our planets allow. In 20 years time, we could have hundreds working on the planet with the first goals of exploration, science and developing a self-sufficient settlement.
Otherwise don't go at all. Machines can do the science. It's not visionary to visit the Moon and Mars at the same time running up budget deficits and accumulate debt that we borrow from other countries. We should be better than that.
Anybody interested in this question should check out J. Richard Gott III's 1993 article on the Copernican principle.
Gott, J. Richard III. "Implications of the Copernican principle for our future prospects." Nature. May 27, 1993, pp 315-319.
Bill has nothing on climate scientists Lenny S. –
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The Chinese government imposing regulations on an open architecture because they are not getting free access to the code quick enough seems like a stupid complaint. What are their options for smart phone OSs? Maybe should work on their silly alphabet more and produce something original in the arena of new ideas instead of stealing other people's content.
1.6 billion people should have something more to contribute to mankind other then noodles and gun powder. Maybe they should look to the Arabs. They also have contributed much to civilization as Obama likes to tout.
China has not come far enough. Don't blame the west. The west did nothing to china. It has been 4000 thousand years not a 100 for China to come around. It is an alarming worldwide trend. Too much central government planning. Too much interference and loss of individual freedom. It is not just restricted to China. It is a world wide trend that unfortunately will not end well for mankind.
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This week's Celebrity Settings.
This week's Celebrity Settings.
A comprehensive timeline of the shockingly swift ascent of New York's most famous purveyors of veal parmesan.
The storied restaurant will get a new name and a much younger feel when the Major Food Group assumes control.
Glen Coben's projects are as varied as Gabriel Kreuther, Carbone, Empellón al Pastor, and Båtard.
"If we hadn't taken it over, that neon sign wouldn't be hanging," Mario Carbone says.
Now is not the time to worry about minty-fresh breath.
Because while researching the history of the area, the team discovered these two things.
Some of New York's trendiest restaurants are far more enjoyable in the middle of the day.
"A very large man in a very expensive-looking suit told us there is no way in hell we are getting in."
This week's installment of Celebrity Settings.
New York's critic discusses Jean-Georges Vongerichten, Michael White, and the Torrisi team.
It really was a banner year for restaurants.
For $2,500, Lakshmi will pick out your cinnamon sticks.
Plus: Lady Gaga and R. Kelly hit Dos Caminos, and more, in this week's roundup.
Piora, Franny's, and American cut have luxurious, secluded spaces.
"They're kicking us out. We should go."
Plus: Hannah Goldfield like Shalom Japan, and more, in this week's roundup.
American Cut, Quality Italian, and Carbone are pushing prices ever upward.
"I told myself that it was a really cute little European lunch, but really it was just leftovers."
There's also a new snack that's a cross between eggplant parmigiana and a mozzarella stick.


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Police are investigating the theft of a fleet of vehicles stolen from a local construction company.
Dothan Police are looking for those responsible for stealing 3 trucks from Paulkner Construction Company located on Kelly Drive.
Police say the crime happened over the weekend. They speculate that these trucks may be used for smash and grab ATm thefts, where a chain is tied around an ATM and dragged out of a store front.
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European football fans have a largely well-deserved reputation for drunk and disorderly conduct.
23Someone is tipping over Car2go Smart ForTwos again
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- Apr 15, 2016
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By the looks of it, Seattle Car2go Smart Fortwos need a "This way up" sticker on them.
25North Carolina driver charged for flattening Trump sign
- Jason Marker
- Mar 17, 2016
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Police in Wilmington, NC are investigating a viral video that shows a local man driving off the road to run over a Trump for President campaign sign.
175Woman keys parking officer's car after receiving ticket
- Jason Marker
- Mar 3, 2016
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Police in Santa Ana, California are on the lookout for a local woman who vandalized a parking attendant's vehicle after being issued a parking ticket.
121Woman keying luxury car caught on tape
- Erin Marquis
- Nov 12, 2015
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Toronto police are on the hunt for a disguised woman who was caught on camera Sunday damaging a Lincoln.
114Cars Spray-Painted With Rude Messages In New York
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- Jul 24, 2014
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A vandal in the New York borough of Queens bypassed the fad of leaving passive-aggressive notes on bad drivers' windshields for the more active, aggressive strategy of spray-painting cars with their rude messages.
41Former Dolphin Richie Incognito takes a bat to his own Ferrari [w/video]
33Park in the garage! Halloween has highest number of vehicle vandalism claims
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- Oct 30, 2013
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Car vandalism is neither a trick nor a treat, but the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety says that it's just as much an after effect of Halloween as candy-induced stomach aches and throwing away rotting jack-o'-lanterns. According to IIHS data, cars are, on average, twice as likely to be vandalized on October 31 – sometimes even with slashed tires and broken windows.
199Woman, 73, Accused Of Keying Multiple Cars
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- Sep 12, 2013
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Janina Slomiana is accused of keying more than a dozen cars since May, including six just this past Sunday.
124Toyota Prius owners targeted by tire-slashing VA vandal
- Brandon Turkus
- Jul 24, 2013
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Toyota Prius owners aren't bad folks. With a few exceptions, they're just normal people who appreciate the comfortable, high-mileage hybrid. Someone in Arlington, Virginia doesn't see it that way, though, as 14 examples (and one Smart) had at least one tire slashed last Sunday night.
43Virginians Beware: Hybrid tire-slasher on the loose
- Jeremy Korzeniewski
- Jul 23, 2013
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What's not to like about saving fuel on your daily commute? Really, if you have to drive yourself to work every day, you may as well do it in the most efficient vehicle available, right? Well, at least one criminal in Arlington, Virginia seems to disagree. According to WUSA9, a local news station, a total of 16 vehicles had their tires slashed last Sunday night, most of them being Toyota Prius hybrids.
37Vandalized EV charging stations in Baltimore remain broken after 10 months
- Danny King
- Jul 3, 2013
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Apparently, there's no place in Baltimore's city-management handbook (or probably any other city's, for that matter) that describes what to do when somebody goes medieval on an electric-vehicle charging station. That's perhaps why, even though the charging ports on two publicly accessible stations in the city's Water Street parking garage were smashed last September, they haven't been fixed, Plug In Cars reports. The stations, installed in August 2011, were manufactured by ChargePoint (formerly
103Vandals Damage Cars In Philadelphia Crime Spree
- AOL Autos Staff
- Jun 3, 2013
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Three South Philadelphia residents have been arrested and charged in connection with a vandalism spree that left paint scratched or tires slashed on at least 38 vehicles.
32Mom arrested for helping kids vandalize cars with BB gun
- Zach Bowman
- Apr 28, 2013
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There are any number of wholesome ways to bond with your brood. Teaching them the finer points of the drive-by shooting probably shouldn't be one of them. That didn't stop 43-year-old Susan Becker piling her two teenage children into a car along with another teenage friend, arming the lot with pellet and BB guns and encouraging her posse to fire on parked cars.
147Aston Martin Vandalized By Taxi Driver
- AOL Autos Staff
- Apr 26, 2013
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Shocking footage of a cabbie scratching a $77,000 car has the owner searching for the vandal.
194One Man, Half A Million Dollars In Damaged Luxury Cars
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- Apr 11, 2013
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One man caused more than half a million dollars in damage to 12 luxury vehicles last Sunday when he entered a dealership lot and keyed the cars.
13Parisian Autolib car sharing service suffers setbacks, sells 6,000 subscriptions
- Domenick Yoney
- Jan 13, 2012
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Autolib, the Parisian electric car sharing service, is not having the kind of start it had hoped for. Though the program officially kicked off in October, the rubber really hit the road in December and, since that time, 30 to 40 of the 250 Bolloré-built Bluecars in the fleet have had to be taken out of service. The problem stems from a combination of vandalism – something the city's bicycle-sharing program also experiences a lot of – and ordinary breakdowns of one sort or anot
74Burning cars filling up Berlin streets
- Zach Bowman
- Aug 23, 2011
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Berlin is facing a rash of vehicle arson this year with more than 320 vehicles set ablaze in 2011 so far. Authorities claim that at least 140 of those incidents have been politically motivated, with the arsonists leaving notes at the scene. Those crimes have targeted luxury makes like BMW and Mercedes-Benz as part of growing unrest among Germany's lower classes. The notes typically contain some sort of anti-gentrification message. As for the rest of the torchings, law enforcement says those crim
115Detroit News web poll asks if buying a foreign car is un-American
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- Dec 16, 2008
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It's really hard to figure what's dumber here: the Detroit News "CyberSurvey" that asks, in the wake of the vandalism (four cars) that took place in the Detroit area over the weekend, "Is buying a foreign car un-American?" or the fact that 60% of respondents answer it in the affirmative. Good grief. A quick refresher for everyone: the American thing is to buy whatever car you like. That's one of the nice things about living here, having the freedom to make that choice without it becoming a litmu
20Anti-greens now attacking and damaging Priuses?
- Sam Abuelsamid
- Sep 8, 2008
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A few years back it was not unheard of to see incidents of vandalism and outright destruction committed against large SUVs, especially Hummer H2s. Those incidents have largely died down recently, perhaps because people feel pity for those SUV owners who can no longer afford to drive them and can't afford to get rid of them. Now, however, someone is striking back against what they likely perceive as the overly smug, self-righteous greenies who drive Toyota Priuses. One Prius was completely destro
78First HUMMER, now Prius: Hybrids targeted by vandals, too
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Vandals who mess with other people's cars are scum -- bottom-feeders who are beneath contempt. It doesn't matter what the vehicle being damaged is. Cars are a major purchase, there's often an emotional connection to them, and most importantly, they generally represent the owner's primary source of mobility -- getting him or her to work, to the store, to pick up the kids, and so on.
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Restaurants Open on Memorial Day
Don't have a grill? Want to celebrate a day off with a meal out? Between Monday and Memorial Day, lots of Pittsburgh businesses are closed, but these bars and restaurants are ready and willing to entertain you.
Burgatory Bar at the Water Works mall has a Memorial Day special: Cookout burger topped with Farmhouse Cheddar, pulled babyback ribs, bourbon bbq and creamy coleslaw on a brioche bun.
Harris Grill Shadyside is open all day, and there's nothing that quenches your thirst quite like a frozen cosmo.
Mad Mexes are open all day and well into the night, while Casbah and Soba in Shadyside, and Eleven and Kaya in the Strip District are open for dinner only.
The Smiling Moose on the South Side opens at 2 p.m., with food starting at 6 p.m. They have a newly updated food and drink menu, if you need another reason to celebrate.
The Melting Pot in Station Square will be open at 4 p.m.
Bistro To-Go on the North Side is open and there are reports of outdoor grilling.
Thai Cuisine in Bloomfield is open.
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Tucson is a city in and the county seat of Pima County, Arizona, United States, located 118 miles (188 km) southeast of Phoenix and 60 miles (98 km) north of the U.S.-Mexico border. The English name Tucson derives from the Spanish name of the city, Tucson, which was borrowed from the O'odham name Cuk Son, meaning "(at the) base of the black [hill]", a reference to an adjacent volcanic mountain. Tucson is sometimes referred to as "The Old Pueblo".
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Bowel Diversion Surgery: Ileostomy, Colostomy, Ileoanal Reservoir, and Continent Ileostomy
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Bowel diversion surgery allows stool to safely leave the body when (because of disease or injury) the large intestine is removed or needs time to heal. Bowel is a general term for any part of the small or...
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Wrongful Death Lawsuits in New Mexico
Learn about wrongful death claims in New Mexico -- what they are, who can sue, and what damages are recoverable.
This article examines several key parts of New Mexico law that may affect a wrongful death claim. We'll start with the state's definition of "wrongful death", and we'll also look at who may bring this kind of case to court. We'll finish with a look at New Mexico's time limits for filing wrongful death claims and the damages available if such a claim succeeds.
How Does New Mexico Define Wrongful Death?
New Mexico Statutes section 41-2-1 defines a wrongful death as one that is "caused by the wrongful act, neglect, or default of another." The definition includes deaths caused by a wrongful act that amounts to a felony under New Mexico law.
One way to think of a wrongful death claim in New Mexico is as a personal injury claim that the deceased person is no longer able to bring him or herself. Instead, the survivors of the deceased person must bring the claim to court, to establish the defendant's liability and to seek damages.
In some wrongful death cases, a tribal, state, or federal prosecutor will pursue criminal charges for homicide against the party that is believed to have caused the death. If a criminal case is filed, a wrongful death claim may still be brought to civil court. Because a criminal case can affect a wrongful death claim in several ways, however, it is wise to consult an attorney with experience in New Mexico wrongful death law if a criminal case is proceeding on the same facts.
Who May File a Wrongful Death Case in New Mexico?
In New Mexico, a wrongful death claim must be filed by the personal representative of the deceased person's estate. In most cases, the personal representative will be a person named in the deceased's estate plan: surviving spouses are common choices for personal representative, as are adult siblings. If the personal representative named in the estate plan cannot or will not serve, or if there is no estate plan, the court will appoint a personal representative.
Although the personal representative is responsible for filing the wrongful death claim, any damages awarded as a result of the claim are held by the estate for the benefit of surviving family members:
- If there is a surviving spouse but no children, all damages go to the spouse.
- If there is a surviving spouse and one or more children or grandchildren, damages are divided one-half to the spouse and one-half to the children or grandchildren.
- If there is no surviving spouse but there are surviving children or grandchildren, the damages are divided among the children or grandchildren according to New Mexico's "right of representation" laws.
If the deceased person has no spouse or children or is a child under age 18, the child's parents receive the damages awarded in a successful wrongful death suit. If there are no surviving parents, damages go to the deceased person's siblings, whether the deceased is a child or adult.
Time Limits for Filing New Mexico Wrongful Death Claims
New Mexico Statutes section 41-2-2 specifies that a wrongful death claim must be filed within three years of the date of the deceased's death. This law, or "statute of limitations," effectively bars wrongful death claims that are filed in court more than three years from the date of death. Because certain factors may "toll" or pause the running of the three-year time period, if you are running up against the filing deadline, it is best to consult an attorney to determine exactly how the statute of limitations will affect a particular case.
Damages in New Mexico Wrongful Death Cases
Damages may be awarded in a wrongful death claim if the defendant's liability is properly established in court. In some cases, the types of damages that are available to certain individuals depends on their relationship to the deceased person. Damages that are typically available in a New Mexico wrongful death claim include:
- reasonable funeral and burial expenses
- medical expenses related to the deceased person's last illness or injury
- loss of companionship of a deceased family member
- mental anguish caused by the death of a parent, child, or spouse
- financial contributions to the household by the deceased person
- loss of inheritance, and
- pain and suffering the deceased endured before death.
In some New Mexico wrongful death claims, punitive damages are available. Punitive damages are unlike ordinary damages because they are not intended to compensate the family or the estate for its losses. Instead, punitive damages are awarded to punish particularly egregious actions, such as intentional harm, recklessness, or gross negligence.
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vehicle was considerably damaged when it hit the tire wall
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condition but died later as a result of his injuries, police
A passenger in the Ferrari escaped with minor injuries.
A spokeswoman for the park said the driver was a regular user
of the track. It costs between $1000 and $6000 to book the
track for the day, she said.
Hawke's Bay Club members participating in the track day were
required to pay $150 to take part and any car was eligible
including classic, vintage, sports cars and family saloons.
Participants were required to wear helmets and fireproof
apparel. The vehicles must be registered, warranted and
mechanically safe and the race cars must comply with
Motorsport NZ regulations, the club's website states.
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DRAGON AGE: INQUISITION Official Trailer - Lead Them or Fall
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Ready yourself for Dragon Age: Inquisition with our Lead Them or Fall trailer shown at E3! Discover more at www.DragonAge.com
Powerful warriors stand beside you and fight for the fate of a world tearing itself apart. Lead them or fall.
Super Ultra Dead Rising 3' Arcade Remix Hyper Edition EX + α - Launch Trailer
By: BatRastered Jun 9, 2014 | 0 Comments
An all new four-player co-op mode for Dead Rising 3, out NOW!
Play as classic Dead Rising heroes (yep, Nick and Chuck are back) or cosplay as your favorite Capcom characters to use their signature attacks and super moves to save the city. How many can you spot in this trailer?
Well that was pretty bad ass and funny. Too bad it's not on PC. Is this selling you an Xbone?
Official Batman: Arkham Knight Batmobile Battle Mode Reveal
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A new trailer showing the offensive capabilities of the batmobile. Also the game has been delayed to 2015.
Wait, what? Didn't we just learn of this game a couple of months ago and get a release date? Slipping already? Damn.
Also, don't expect to see any of the actual game mode in this video. It's just a teaser. I wouldn't even have posted it if it hadn't contained release date news. See you in 2015.
Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel - PAX East 2014 Narrated Gameplay Walkthrough
By: BatRastered May 28, 2014 | 1 Comments
Now here's some ACTUAL gameplay: Watch the full PAX East 2014 Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel demo, narrated by developers from Gearbox Software and 2K Australia.
This is a game using the previous games engine to put out a quick one-off this year while Gearbox focuses on next-gen full-on sequel. I'm not sure how I feel about the seeming cash-in nature of this, especially in light of how BL2 fizzled at end-game, but I'll probably play this at some point on PC. BL2 was still fun leveling up.
Official Batman: Arkham Knight Gameplay Trailer - Evening the Odds
By: BatRastered May 21, 2014 | 1 Comments
Don't expect too much gameplay in your gameplay videos these days...
Cool video, would've liked to see some acutal gameplay in a video with "gameplay" in the title though.
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A new tensile tester using an electrostatic-force grip was developed to evaluate the tensile strength and the reliability of thin-film materials. The tester was constructed in a scanning electron microscope (SEM) chamber for in situ observation and was applied for tensile testing of polycrystalline silicon (poly-Si) thin films with dimensions of 30-300 μm long, 2-5 μm wide, and 2 μm thick. It was found that the mean tensile strengths of nondoped and P-doped poly-Si are 2.0-2.8 and 2.0-2.7 GPa, respectively, depending on the length of the specimens, irrespective of the specimen width. Statistical analysis of these size effects on the tensile strength predicted that the location of the fracture origin was on the edge of the specimen, which was Identified by the SEM observation of the fracture surface of the thin films


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Gota throw them bananas in the bin then XD
It's nice but I've seen better.
Yeah stay away from the supermarket while you're at it, haha. I never try to be the best, so thanks. :)
well i didnt hate it.. but i did like the voices' what program did you use for that?
I've developed many strange voices including growls and other experimental throaterish stuff. I used Audacity and created multiple layers with different pitches. I had to do so, since I used an in-built mic, otherwise each voice over would have sounded a bit weak with the one layer.
Very amusing
This would have never happened if he had gone to class and learned how to defend yourself against fresh fruit.
Also doesn't help that he's a mentally defenseless bastard, haha...
Bizarre, but certainly interesting
I love random and weird things and this is certainly one of them. Very awesome, only gripe I have about it is that there is no replay button.
Yeah, not sure why I didn't put one there. Thanks mate, glad you liked it. It's dedicated for those who appreciate the weird side of things.
the banana and tomato were very creepy, but its still a good flash.
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AbstractContinuum Dynamics, Inc. has recently developed breakthrough technologies that allow real-time solutions of full-span, free-vortex rotor wake models coupled with fast panel fuselage/empennage models. These technologies have been incorporated into aerodynamic modules for integration into flight simulation software environments throughout the rotorcraft industry, providing unprecedented modeling capabilities for both real time and engineering analyses. The proposed effort will enhance these models with improved methods for physics-based modeling of shipboard operations, resulting in an advanced rotor aerodynamic module allowing detailed prediction of the three-dimensional, unsteady rotor-induced flow field, including complex multi-rotor and wake/fuselage interactions, in challenging flight regimes such as vertical descent, autorotation, sideward flight and ground effect. Key innovations to be developed as part of the proposed program include a novel approach for a real-time, free-vortex rotor wake/CFD-based ship airwake solution with full wake-on-wake interactions. In addition, a hierarchy of improved real-time, physics-based methods for modeling partial ground effect, ship motion, and wake/fuselage interactions will be developed, with emphasis on flexible, robust modules that may be installed across multiple helicopter simulations and will be scalable to leverage increasing capable computer hardware. The end product will be incorporated into Navy flight trainers providing unprecedented high fidelity flight simulation for shipboard operations.
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text: A particle moves along the x axis. It is initially at the position 0.130 m, moving with velocity 0.050 m/s and acceleration -0.450 m/s2. Suppose it moves with constant acceleration for 5.50 s. (a) Find the position of the particle after this time. m (b) Find its velocity at the end of this time interval. m/s Next, assume it moves with simple harmonic motion for 5.50 s and x = 0 is its equilibrium position. (Assume that the velocity and acceleration is the same as in parts (a) and (b).) (c) Find its position m (d) Find its velocity at the end of this time interval. m/s


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This month's highlight is DR-TB Drugs Under the Microscope: 4th edition, from Doctors without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières. This report analyzes the factors affecting access to treatment regimens for drug-resistant tuberculosis (DR-TB), including new and repurposed drugs. Detailed pricing profiles of key DR-TB drugs are also provided.
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Volcker: Excessive Risk Is 'Like Pornography, You Know It When You See It'
Humor at today's Senate Banking Committee hearing.
Senator Richard Shelby got a good laugh out of Paul Volcker saying that a minute ago during the Senate Banking Committee's otherwise painfully dry hearing this afternoon. He would know, filthy old bugger. Also, Volcker has now said "I've been around a while" so many times that it is actually weird. It's like he's trying to say, "Please, pass this before I die. It's on my bucket list." [FBN (live feed), DealBook/NYT (prepared testimony)] Update: Apparently, Volcker reads this guy's blog.


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Big Tex Choice Awards Finalists Announced
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Deep Fried Cuban Roll And Fried Thanksgiving Dinner Take Home 2013 Big Tex Choice AwardsThe 2013 Big Tex Choice Awards have announced their winners!
Abel Gonzalez Brings His Fried Nutella For Us To SampleAbel Gonzalez brought his Fried Nutella to the studio this morning for us to try. Let the eating commence!
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Gtk-CRITICAL **: gtk_widget_queue_draw: assertion `GTK_IS_WIDGET (widget)' failed
Now I'm assuming this is happing because at the moment I close the application the timer is fired and the main window widget is accessed but has since been destroyed. What is the usual method to determine if a Gtk widget is still valid and can be referenced?
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Fishing has been hot, but pretty good. Look for saltwater fishing to improve as we get closer to fall.
Rappahannock River — Ken's Tackle in Spotsylvania (540-898-1011) reported that catfish are hitting well on just about any bait now. With the cooler days we had last week and forecast for this week, the fishing should continue to be good. Smallmouth fishing and sunfish are hitting well on the upper river, as are catfish. There is reportedly some dock work being done at the City Dock in Fredericksburg now. Keep that in mind if you want to launch there.
Potomac River — Ken's also reported good croaker action from Colonial Beach downstream. Donna at Ken's mentioned some trout caught off Coles Point, as well.
Aqua Land in Southern Maryland is reporting plenty of croaker on squid near the bridge. Some spot are being caught, but not much info is being given on where or on what. They also had a few customers use Fishbites to catch rockfish. Catfish are hitting on everything and are numerous.
Hunting Run in Spotsylvania is now home for snakeheads. They are seeing at least one a week being caught. Go figure.
Croaker continue to hit very consistently from our area all the way down to Virginia Beach. Cobia are moving northward in the Bay. Captain Ryan Rogers of the Midnight Sun (804-580-0245) had one boated within a few days of being back at Smith Point. The mack bite is still around Windmill Point, but not reported to Smith Point in force yet. The big red drum are now being caught on Capt. Ryan's boat, and he is now back at Smith Point. He has some open dates for big red drum, Spanish macks, bluefish and cobia trips.
Flatfish are being very productive all over the Bay now. Some nice spadefish are reported. Puppy drum are numerous around Virginia Beach. Try Rudee Inlet.
Now is a good time to get your hunter education course done. Here are the upcoming dates for courses offered locally. You must register at the following link to take the course. If for some reason you cannot make it after registering, PLEASE call the instructor and cancel your registration so someone else can register. http://register-ed.com/programs/virginia/agency:19
Aug. 23: King George County Recreation Department- Instructor, Stanley Burrell, 540-582-5492.
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Got asparagus? To keep it fresh for a few days, cut 1/2 inch from the bottom, place upright in an inch of water, cover loosely with plastic wrap, and refrigerate. Mmmm!
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I recently traveled to Rome with Mary, Our Lady of Light. I sat in coach, she in a plastic PVC pipe in the overhead compartment. She was painted on a piece of rolled-up canvas and I was accompanying her to her new home in the chapel of my religious community's headquarters. Mary, under that somewhat obscure but lovely title, is the patron of my community, the Oblates of St. Francis de Sales, and I had been commissioned to create an image of her, which I was now delivering.
Our community's house is beautifully situated in Trastevere, one of the most ancient and interesting of Roman neighborhoods. It is halfway up the highest of the city's seven hills, called the Janiculum. When you look down from this hill, you get a stunning panorama of the Eternal City. The toughest decision I faced each morning, after descending the thirty-three steps from the front door of our house to the street, was whether to turn left and climb to the top of the Janiculum, where there's a magnificent Baroque fountain, or turn right, downhill, and walk around Trastevere. The heart of Trastevere is the ancient Basilica di Santa Maria, one of the oldest parishes in the Christian world, renowned for its stunning mosaics. Whichever way I decided to turn, a treasure hunt awaited me—as did a very steep climb, either coming or going. And, since this was August in Rome, a steep climb had to be finished by noon: after that, things get a little toasty under the Roman sun, which revolves around the...
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Fill 'Er Up is meant to be taken seriously, by the looks of things in the feature of the same name. And these girls are filled to the brim with cock.
Kelly Wells looks amazing getting banged doggie-style while choking on a big, fat cock. This girl is a fucking dynamo, with an amazing ass. Also worth watching is the scene with Gia Jordan, Veronica Jett and Dave Hardman, especially Jordan's lovely, plump ass bouncing up and down while Hardman fucks her from behind.
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Medullary Cystic Disease
Medullary Cystic Disease
Alternate Names
- medullary cystic renal disease
- nephronophthisis complex
Medullary cystic disease (MCD) is an inherited condition that affects the kidneys. In this condition, multiple small fluid-filled sacs, called cysts, form inside the kidneys.
What is going on in the body?
In medullary cystic disease, small cysts form in a part of the kidney called the medulla. Though MCD is inherited, the exact cause is not known.
The end results of MCD include:
- inflammation in the kidney, eventually leading to scarring
- impairment in the ability of the kidneys to secrete and absorb salts
- impaired ability of the kidneys to concentrate and dilute urine
Each of several different types of MCD usually leads to kidney failure. The age at which kidney failure occurs depends partly on the type of MCD. Abnormalities in other areas of the body, such as vision changes, may also occur with some types of MCD.
Most people with MCD either die from the disease or need permanent dialysis or a kidney transplant. Dialysis is a procedure to filter the blood when the kidneys fail to work.
What are the causes and risks of the disease?
Medullary cystic disease is inherited in different ways depending on the type of MCD. A child may need to inherit only one abnormal gene from one parent or one abnormal gene from each parent.
What can be done to prevent the disease?
There are no known ways to prevent medullary cystic disease once a person has been born.
Genetic counseling can be helpful to couples with a family history of this condition.
How is the disease diagnosed?
Diagnosis of medullary cystic disease begins with a history and physical exam.
Kidney function tests and urine cultures can detect infection or kidney damage. An ultrasound or CT scan can assess the kidney size or find kidney cysts.
In difficult cases, a kidney biopsy may be needed to make the diagnosis. This procedure is performed by inserting a special needle through the skin and into the kidney. The needle is used to remove a tiny piece of the kidney, which can be sent to the lab for evaluation and testing.
Long Term Effects
What are the long-term effects of the disease?
Kidney failure is the most likely long-term effect of medullary cystic disease. Dialysis or kidney transplantation is needed to treat kidney failure in order for the person to survive. Kidney failure can affect or damage almost any organ or part of the body. For instance, those with kidney failure may develop heart damage, infections, nerve damage, and weak bones.
Other Risks
What are the risks to others?
Medullary cystic disease is not contagious. However, affected persons may pass MCD on to their children in some cases.
What are the treatments for the disease?
Because medullary cystic disease cannot be reversed, treatment is directed at the complications. Treatment with fluids or salts may be needed to correct dehydration or salt imbalances. Blood transfusions may be needed to treat anemia.
Surgery to remove a kidney may be needed if chronic abdominal pain occurs. Kidney infections are common and are treated with antibiotics. Other treatment will depend on any underlying conditions that result from MCD or kidney failure, such as visual impairments, high blood pressure, or infections.
Side Effects
What are the side effects of the treatments?
All medications and surgeries have possible side effects. For instance, medication for high blood pressure may cause
fatigue, allergic reactions, or erectile dysfunction. Antibiotics can cause stomach upset and allergic reactions.
Surgery can be complicated by bleeding, infection, or a reaction to the anesthetic. Dialysis has many side effects, including infection, salt imbalances, and weakness.
After Treatment
What happens after treatment for the disease?
Treatment usually lasts for life, as medullary cystic disease cannot be cured and usually gets worse over time. Once kidney failure occurs, dialysis is usually needed 3 times a week. If a kidney transplant is performed, the person will need lifelong treatment with medications to prevent rejection of the transplanted kidney.
How is the disease monitored?
The person's symptoms, and kidney function tests, are used to monitor the degree of kidney failure. Any new or worsening symptoms should be reported to the healthcare professional. .
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text: Working Paper | HBS Working Paper Series | 2016 The Impact of Campus Scandals on College Applications Michael Luca, Patrick Rooney and Jonathan Smith In recent years, there have been a number of high profile scandals on college campuses, ranging from cheating to hazing to rape. With so much information regarding a college's academic and nonacademic attributes available to students, how do these scandals affect their applications? To investigate, we construct a dataset of scandals at the top 100 U.S. universities between 2001 and 2013. Scandals with a high level of media coverage significantly reduce applications. For example, a scandal covered in a long-form news article leads to a 10% drop in applications the following year. This is roughly the same as the impact on applications of dropping 10 spots in the U.S. News and World Report college rankings. Moreover, colleges react to scandals—the probability of another incident in the subsequent years falls—but this effect dissipates within five years. Combined, these results suggest important demand-side and supply-side responses to incidents with negative media coverage. Keywords: Media Economics; College Choice; reputation; Economics of Information; Crime and Corruption; Higher Education; Ethics; Media; Decision Choices and Conditions; Reputation; Education Industry; United States; Citation:Luca, Michael, Patrick Rooney, and Jonathan Smith. "The Impact of Campus Scandals on College Applications." Harvard Business School Working Paper, No. 16-137, June 2016. View Details CiteView DetailsSSRN Read Now Related


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Ms Broadbent has extensive experience in corporate banking and finance in both Australia and internationally, primarily with Bankers Trust Australia. She is currently Chair of the Board of Swiss Re Life & Health Australia Limited, Chair of the Clean Energy Finance Corporation and Chancellor of the University of Wollongong.
Ms Broadbent was a Member of the Board of the Reserve Bank of Australia (1998 to 2013) and has served as a Director of ASX Limited (2010 to 2012), Coca-Cola Amatil Limited ,Special Broadcasting Service Corporation (SBS), Qantas Airways Limited, Westfield Property Trusts and Woodside Petroleum Ltd.
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I found this photo of George Warren Decker in an antique store in Tallahassee, FL. It says he was b. 16 Sep 1855, and married c. 25 Dec 1892. It also says he died in Wyoming, 18 Feb 1935 and was cremated at Fresh Pond Crematory, 20 Feb 1935, Brooklyn, NY. I would like to return this picture to the family.