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Insurance company settles police excessive force case. Effect of such practices?
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This is SOP for medical malpractice claims. I recall one physician saying about 1/3rd of his gross paid the insurance premium.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 5, 2013 at 7:54 PM
Brewster County's insurance paid out $20-some thousand to the guy who a deputy beat in the jail; legal costs were some $300,000.ReplyDelete
San Diego recently paid out some $4 million for a wrongful "death by cop", as did Phoenix.
Now we have the forced enema in Deming, NM.
Seems to me that a list of wrongful acts and the ensuing payouts should be sent to mayors, city councils and county commisioners nationwide. Illustrate what a lack of rational oversight of their law enforcement agencies can cost.
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Acesulfame-k: An artificial sweetener used in place of sugar; it contains no carbohydrates or sugar; therefore, it has no effect on blood sugar levels. This sweetener is often used in conjunction with other artificial sweeteners in processed low-calorie foods. It is also used as a tabletop sweetener under the brand names Sunette, Sweet One, and Swiss Sweet.
Acetone: A chemical formed in the blood when the body breaks down fat instead of sugar for energy; if acetone forms, it usually means the cells are starved. Commonly, the body's production of acetone is known as "ketosis." It occurs when there is an absolute or relative deficiency in insulin so sugars cannot get into cells for energy. The body then tries to use other energy sources like proteins from muscle and fat from fat cells. Acetone passes through the body into the urine.
Acidosis: Too much acid in the body, usually from the production of ketones like acetone, when cells are starved; for a person with diabetes, the most common type of acidosis is called "ketoacidosis."
Acute: Abrupt onset that is usually severe; happens for a limited period of time.
Adrenal glands: Two endocrine glands that sit on top of the kidneys and make and release stress hormones, such as epinephrine (adrenaline), which stimulates carbohydrate metabolism; norepinephrine, which raises heart rate and blood pressure; and corticosteroid hormones, which control how the body utilizes fat, protein, carbohydrates, and minerals, and helps reduce inflammation. They also produce sex hormones like testosterone and can produce DHEA and progesterone.
Adult-onset diabetes: A termfor type 2 diabetes that is no longer used, because this type of diabetes is now commonly seen in children; "non-insulin dependent diabetes" is also considered an incorrect phrase in describing type 2 diabetes, because patients with this type of diabetes may at some point require insulin.
Advantame: An FDA-approved sugar substitute similar to Aspartame; it can be used as both a tabletop sweetener and as an ingredient in cooking. Advantame can also be used in baked goods, soft drinks and other non-alcoholic beverages, chewing gum, candies, frostings, frozen desserts, gelatins and puddings, jams and jellies, processed fruits and fruit juices, toppings and syrups.
Adverse effect: Harmful effect.
Albuminuria: When kidneys become damaged, they start to leak protein in the urine. Albumin is a small, abundant protein in the blood that passes through the kidney filter into the urine easier than other proteins. Albuminuria occurs in about 30%-45% of people who have had type 1 diabetes for at least 10 years. In people newly diagnosed with type 2 diabetes, the kidneys may already show signs of small amounts of protein spillage, called "microalbuminuria." This may be from the result of diabetes or from other diseases seen in conjunction with diabetes, like high blood pressure. Protein in the urine increases the risk of developing end-stage kidney disease. It also means that the person is at a particularly high risk for the development of cardiovascular disease.
Alpha cell: A type of cell in an area of the pancreas called the islets of Langerhans; alpha cells make and release a hormone called "glucagon." Glucagon functions in direct opposition to insulin -- it increases the amount of glucose in the blood by releasing stored sugar from the liver.
Anomaly:Birth defects; deviation from the norm or average.
Antibodies: Proteins that the body produces to protect itself from foreign substances, such as bacteria or viruses.
Antidiabetic agent: A substance that helps people with diabetes control the level of sugar in their blood (see insulin, oral diabetes medication).
Antigens: Substances that cause an immune response in the body, identifying substances or markers on cells; the body produces antibodies to fight antigens, or harmful substances, and tries to eliminate them.
Artery: A blood vessel that carries blood from the heart to other parts of the body; arteries are thicker than veins and have stronger, more elastic walls. Arteries sometimes develop plaque within their walls in a process known as "atherosclerosis." These plaques can become fragile and rupture, leading to complications associated with diabetes, such as heart attacks and strokes.
Artificial pancreas: A glucose sensor attached to an insulin delivery device; both are connected together by what is known as a "closed loop system." In other words, it is a system that not only can determine the body glucose level, but also takes that information and releases the appropriate amounts of insulin for the particular sugar it just measured. The artificial pancreas can regulate the amount of insulin released, so low sugars would cause the device to decrease insulin delivery. Trials using an artificial pancreas are currently under way, and the hope is that this system will be commercially available within 5 years. Studies are also being conducted to develop a version of this system that can be implanted.
Aspartame: An artificial sweetener used in place of sugar, because it has few calories; sold as ''Equal" and "NutraSweet."
Asymptomatic: No symptoms; no clear sign that disease is present.
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Michigan Life Sciences Corridor
The Michigan Life Sciences Corridor (MLSC) is a $1 billion biotechnology initiative in the U.S. state of Michigan. It started in 1999 with money from the state's settlement with the tobacco industry. The MLSC invests in biotech research at four Michigan institutions: the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, Michigan State University in East Lansing, Wayne State University in Detroit, and the Van Andel Institute in Grand Rapids. The Michigan Economic Development Corporation administers the program. In 2009, the University of Michigan added a 30-building, 174-acre (0.70 km2) North Campus Research Complex acquiring the former Pfizer facility.[1] A BioEnterprise Midwest Healthcare Venture report found that Michigan attracted $451.8 M in new biotechnology venture capital investments from 2005 to 2009.[2][3]
In 1998, the State of Michigan, along with 45 other states, reached an $8.5 billion settlement with the U.S. tobacco industry.[4] Former Governor John Engler created the Michigan Life Sciences Corridor in 1999 when he signed Public Act 120 of 1999.[5] The bill appropriated money from the state's settlement with the tobacco industry to fund biotech research at four of Michigan's largest research institutions.[6] Under the management of the Michigan Economic Development Corporation, the MLSC allocated $1 billion over the course of 20 years, including $50 million in 1999 to fund research on aging.[7] The following year, the MLSC awarded $100 million to 63 Michigan universities.[8] In 2002, Governor Jennifer Granholm incorporated the MLSC into the Michigan Technology Tri-Corridor, adding funding for homeland security and alternative fuel research.[9] With 10 years left in the program, the leaders of Michigan hope that such investments in high tech research will expand the State's economic base.
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- ^ North Campus Research Complex.
- ^ Metro Detroit, Michigan score high in biotech VC rankings. Metromode 12-17-2009. Retrieved on July 14, 2010.
- ^ Midwest Health Care Startups Raise $780 M in 2009. BioEnterprise. Retrieved on July 14, 2010.
- ^ O'Connor, Julie. "Wayne State major participant in Michigan Life Sciences Corridor research".
- ^ Michigan Public Act 120 of 1999.
- ^ Truscott, John. "Governor Signs Bill Creating "Life Sciences Corridor" in Michigan". Michigan Executive Office press release. July 19, 1999.
- ^ MLSC Background and History.
- ^ McMahon, Kathleen. "First Round of Life Sciences Corridor Funds Awarded". Michigan Economic Development Corporation press release. December 14, 2000.
- ^ Kurz, Matt. "Bailey named to Technology Tri-Corridor Committee." October 21, 2003.
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Education Secretary Arne Duncan on how to fix a broken system
Education, just about everyone seems to agree, is broken in the U.S. The country has tumbled down the international rankings in several measures of educational excellence. Education Secretary Arne Duncan talked with The Wall Street Journal's Rebecca Blumenstein about what's being done to fix the system and what still needs to be done.
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REBECCA BLUMENSTEIN: There are going to be a lot of budget cuts, there are going to be moves to curb property taxes, and the unions are going to be an obstacle to change. Is President Obama, and are you, willing to fully confront the unions, which obviously are a key constituency of the Democratic party?
ARNE DUNCAN: Well, let me tell you what has happened. Thanks to Race to the Top, you have 37 states that historically dumbed down standards—essentially not because of unions but due to political pressure, due to politicians wanting their students to look good—we've seen all these states now adopting common college- and career-ready standards. This is an absolute game changer.
We have this next generation of assessments coming. We saw more than three dozen states remove barriers to charter schools and innovation. We had a couple states that had laws on their books that prohibited the linking of student achievement to teacher evaluations; all those laws have been eliminated. So there's been a massive amount of change. And we're going to continue to push for dramatic change.
MS. BLUMENSTEIN: New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg just said that when layoffs do happen, that many states have laws that basically require that the most senior teachers are kept and the least senior teachers go. Often, the best, most energetic teachers are young and the schools don't have an ability to get rid of who they want to. Are you going to push for changes to those laws?
MR. DUNCAN: Well, those actually are changing and have changed in many places. Much broader than that, we've had very few incentives and lots of disincentives for the best teachers and the best principals to go to neighborhoods that need the most help. And so if we're serious about closing achievement gaps, we have to close what I call the opportunity gap. And we're putting a huge amount of resources into figuring out how to systematically get the hardest-working, the most committed teachers and principals into underserved communities.
MS. BLUMENSTEIN: Are you and the president willing to confront the unions if they stand as obstacles to change in various areas?
MR. DUNCAN: We're going to confront everybody and have been—including the unions. And everyone has to change, so anyone who thinks that unions are the only challenge is missing the boat. We have to challenge parents; we have to challenge students themselves; we have to challenge school-board members; we have to challenge politicians at the local, state and federal level.
Our Department of Education has been a huge part of the problem. We've been this large, compliance-driven bureaucracy, and we're fundamentally trying to change the business we're in. We're trying to become this engine of innovation and scale up what works, putting a huge amount of discretionary resources behind districts, states, nonprofits and local schools that are doing things in a very different way.
Legislative Prospects
MS. BLUMENSTEIN: Education is the one area where people see a realistic shot at some bipartisan agreement in the new Congress. What is your priority? Are you going to be pushing for reform on the No Child Left Behind Act?
MR. DUNCAN: Yeah. I think there's a lot in the current law that's broken. There are pieces that work, but there are lots of really perverse incentives in it.
We've worked very closely with House and Senate leadership, Republicans and Democrats, for months. I actually talked to the incoming speaker [Rep. John Boehner] today. And we're committed to working very, very closely.
MS. BLUMENSTEIN: Why should reforming No Child Left Behind be the top priority over performance pay or any other measures?
MR. DUNCAN: It's not over anything. All that's part of it.
What worked in No Child Left Behind is there was a laser-like focus on the achievement gap and disaggregating data. Historically, our country loved to sweep those sorts of tough facts under the rug. And thanks to No Child Left Behind, that's never going to be the case.
Having said that, lots of things are broken. It was very punitive. Almost no rewards for success. It was very prescriptive. It was top down from Washington. It led to a dumbing down of standards. And it led to a narrowing of the curriculum. So we can reverse all of those things.
We can reward excellence, reward great teachers, great principals, great schools, districts, states.
We have folks beating the odds, raising achievement for students every single day. We need to shine a spotlight and give them more resources.
We want to put $1 billion behind what we're calling a well-rounded education. So yes, reading and math are fundamental; they're foundational. But we need science, we need social studies, we need foreign language, we need dance and drama and art and music and [physical education].
The Role of Business
MS. BLUMENSTEIN: What can the people in this room do to influence the outcome?
MR. DUNCAN: I think the most important thing this room can do would be to challenge us and challenge the country to make this the country's priority in the new year. Your leadership in demanding and driving change—we have not, frankly, had enough passion, enough push from the business community. And your collective voice is extraordinarily powerful.
MS. BLUMENSTEIN: President Obama has a goal of increasing college graduation rates. I believe the U.S. has now sunk to No. 9 in the world and he wants to make us No. 1 by 2020. How is he going to do that, given the state of public education?
MR. DUNCAN: We're putting a huge emphasis on early-childhood education, which is a long-term play. We've talked a lot about K-to-12 reform.
We've also put a huge amount of money to make college more affordable, have increased Pell grants, lots of money behind community colleges. And so with a comprehensive—we call it cradle to career—continuum of change, we basically need about another eight million young people to graduate.


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I see MerseyViking has recommended a quadtree. I was going to suggest the same thing and in order to explain it, here's the code and an example. The code is written in R but ought to port easily to, say, Python. The idea is remarkably simple: split the points approximately in half in the x-direction, then recursively split the two halves along the y-...
See if this algorithm gives enough anonymity for your data sample: start with a regular grid if polygon has less than threshold, merge with neighbor alternating (E, S, W, N) spiraling clockwise. if polygon has less than threshold, go to 2, else go to next polygon For example, if the minimum threshold is 3:
Similarly to Paulo's interesting solution, how about using a quad tree subdivision algorithm? Set the depth you would like the quadtree to go to. You could also have a minimum or maximum number of points per cell so some nodes would be deeper/smaller than others. Subdivide your world, discarding empty nodes. Rinse and repeat until the criteria are met.
I am not a Java developer and don't know of any existing Java implementations for this, but using the k-Nearest Neighbors algorithm with a k-d tree will likely give much better performance. However, if accuracy is important, you will need to implement the Haversine (spherical) or Vincenty (ellipsoidal) distance formulae for the distance metric, since ...
What you're trying to do doesn't really make sense. Quadtree.query works by intersecting the extents of the elements with a rectangular extent. It's up to you to further filter them. However, you can use the overloaded version of query with a subclass of ItemVisitor to achieve what you want. public class QtreeTest { public static class HoleVisitor ...
There are several benefits to geohash over quadkey: cross language support. geohash has open source implementations in a number of languages (c, java, python, ruby, perl, javascript). If you need external contributors to connect with your quadtree based data, you gain maximum flexibility with geohash. If you are using python, there is a pre-built c-...
I asked the question a little differently in another post and my question was answered completely although I'm still unable to access the url in question. For anyone else that may need to know I'm posting the link here and marking this question as answered. Further to this, the code in the answer is below: // quadkey function var quadkey = function (x, y, ...
Another approach is to create a very fine grid, and use the max-p algorithm. http://pysal.readthedocs.org/en/v1.7/library/region/maxp.html
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Here's Why The U.S. Is Morally Obligated To Act On Climate Change
Earlier this week, Bloomberg flagged work by the Stockholm Environment Institute and others to nail down answers to those questions with hard numbers. Their conclusion?
As of now, the United States bears fully one third of the burden to reduce global carbon emissions, with much of Europe shouldering nearly another third. It's a bracing conclusion. The latest analysis suggests the per-unit social and economic damage from carbon emissions due to global warming is as much as twice what we thought. Several countries with much more modest obligations than America's have already moved to price carbon, leaving the U.S. sticking out like a sore thumb. Even China is tip–toeing up to it.
Much of the researchers' work comes from the Greenhouse Development Rights Framework. First, they set a global threshold for living standards, below which people are considered free from the responsibility to sacrifice in the fight against climate change. They came up with $7,500 a year in dollars (adjusted for purchasing power parity) — it's the living standard at which malnutrition, infant mortality, low education, and other problems of poverty begin to fade, plus a bit of breathing room. Even then, about 70 percent of the globe lives at or below this level, and taken all together is responsible for only 15 percent of the cumulative global emissions.
Capacity to invest in climate mitigation and adaptation was then defined as all income per person falling above that threshold. As you can see below, the United States' capacity swamps that of both India and China, despite the much larger populations of the latter two countries:
The researchers then tried to quantify responsibility for climate change by accounting for cumulative emissions since 1990, and all projected emissions going forward, while excluding all emissions associated with income below the threshold. Putting it all together, they calculated the "responsibility and capacity indicator" (RCI) for each country. In other words: everyone's fair share of the responsibility to reduce carbon emissions enough to keep the planet's climate under two degrees Celsius of warming.
The result? The United States has 33.1 percent of the global RCI in 2010, dropping to 25.5 percent in 2030. The European Union has 25.7 percent in 2010 and 19.6 percent in 2030. Thanks to its economic growth, China does jump from 5.5 percent in 2010 to 15.2 percent in 2030. But no other country even cracks 8 percent, or changes much over that period.
This shouldn't be surprising. Other data suggests the U.S. can claim a third of the world's carbon dioxide emissions since the mid-1800s, and our per capita emissions top nearly every other nation. We're also the most economically developed nation without a price on carbon, meaning we implicitly subsidize fossil fuel use far more than anyone else.
In fact, the paper notes that even if the advanced countries get their carbon emissions down to practically zero by 2050, the two degree target doesn't give the poor and developing countries much room to work with. That matters, because reducing poverty requires reducing energy poverty, and reducing energy poverty usually means increased carbon emissions. It's possibly the key paradox of human advancement — the world is creeping up on an astonishing reduction in global poverty, even as our greenhouse gas emissions keep driving us towards likely climate and ecological catastrophe. It's what led the International Energy Agency and the World Bank to note that tackling energy poverty and climate change at the same time is going to have a hefty global price tag.
Here in America and the developed west, meanwhile, we've basically got the problem of deep poverty licked. Given the position of extraordinary economic privilege we enjoy in the global order, it's right that the lion's share of the climate change burden falls to us. To that end, the paper suggests establishing an international fund to invest in global climate change mitigation and adaptation, with countries contributing in accordance with their RCI share. Or just use the RCI proportions to calculate direct emission reduction targets for each country.
But it's not grim self-sacrifice. The insurance bill the U.S. is paying for extreme weather disasters — increasing thanks to climate change — far outpaces that of any other country, meaning reducing global warming is in our quantifiable financial self-interest. We also need jobs, and specifically jobs that pay well but are accessible to less educated Americans, in order to avoid falling into an economy with just an upper and lower class, but no middle class. Research suggests renewable energy produces more jobs per unit of energy generated than the fossil fuel industries, green jobs are both more accessible to less educated Americans than all jobs as a whole, and their more likely to involve manufacturing. Finally, if we 're exporting renewable technology to China and the world, rather than importing it when they develop it first, we'll help close our trade deficit and improve the government's finances.
But self-interest aside, at the end of the day there's no escaping the simple morality of the matter. As President Obama pointed out at a prayer breakfast in 2012, quoting Luke 12:48, "for unto whom much is given, much shall be required." He was talking about justly distributing the burden of deficit reduction, but the point applies to carbon reduction just as much.
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Paying for historical emission has been the sticking point in previous international negotiations. These figures confirm the US responsibilty. I doubt the USA will be swayed by moral arguments but they may be by the disaster bill, ME
The author makes the error of equating wealth and economic growth with emissions. Sweden emits 5.3 MT CO2 per capita annually, around 30% of the US. Having spent time in both countries, it's clear that Swedes have a superior standard of living and far less poverty. They work fewer hours, commute via public transit, have a much lower crime rate, don't waste time invading other countries, etc etc.
The key is to stop burning fossil fuels. Clean energy helps enable democratization. We could do it here if the oil companies didn't control the government and our media.
The problem with this is they will never be able to sell it to the American public.
The author is saying, basically, that countries with less poverty need to shoulder a much greater economic burden for Climate mitigation. But it boils down to nothing more than massive wealth transfer. This has been attempted before under many different guises and it will never catch on, especially in the US.
Faith in the UN is now at an all time low here. We need to stop trying to figure out who is to blame for Global Warming and just do what we can to bring down emissions NOW.
Less studies of this type and MORE ACTION!
The richest corporations, "people" now, in the world have almost "Church" status. They exploit and profit from the pollution of the commons and leave the spoils for "We the People" to clean up. On the other hand, why are progressives so compliant in paying the ecocide fossil Barons billions of $$$ each year to profit from polluting the commons? The GOP raise a sh*t storm if there tax dollars fund one abortion. Why must "we the People" fund the ecocide of Earth's Life Support Systems? Are you there Elizabeth Warren? People? Anyone?
I can think of no response to this post. The US's responsibility for a huge part of the looming catastrophe is unarguable.
We are currently on a path to 6 deg Celsius by 2050 according to an IEA statement.
6 deg Celsius by 2050 is not a typo – 37 years from now. 11.7 deg F. AVERAGE global temp.
"LONDON, Dec 18 (Reuters) – Coal will nearly overtake oil as the dominant energy source by 2017, and only a drop in world gas prices could curb the use of the dirtier fossil fuel in the absence of high carbon prices, the International Energy Agency said.
The IEA, the energy agency for developed countries, said earlier this year that without a major shift away from coal, average global temperatures could rise by 6 degrees Celsius by 2050, leading to devastating climate change."
Does the US really have the money? We owe $16 trillion. We pay for a vast military which depending on your point of view is either engaged in imperialism or protecting a large number of allies. Locally cities and towns are strapped for money as they sink under the burden of paying former employees generous pensions. There are 47 million Americans on food stamps and many millions more are eligible. Our infrastructure is crumbling in many places. We lack needed high-speed rail. Our schools are cutting critical programs when they should be adding programs. Not exactly a picture of limitless wealth.
The USA is massively inegalitarian, and income, wealth and opportunity are more unequally divided than ever. Median wages have stagnated for forty years, tens of millions are 'working poor', and tens of millions subsist on food stamps. A transfer of wealth from the USA should mean a transfer from the avaricious elite, not the struggling masses. Indeed the USA urgently needs massive internal redistribution of wealth, before inequality euthanases the economy and society. Or are you against that internal wealth transfer, as well?
Coal prices are down; there are multiple causes of course but a drop in demand is one of them, ME
Seriously Bobby, whose problem is that? The sub- Saharans who primarily live far under your poverty line in drought country? The Kiribatians etc? You can't deny the US has pillaged to enrich itself while pursuing domestic tax policies that have impoverished the working and middle classes that actually do the productive work, ME
Do a little research and find out how much is spent in US just on dogs and cats.
And that's the 99%. Now check into the 1% and the 0.1% and their wealth.
Finally, I love the "We can't afford it" when, according to the very conservative IEA we have a real chance at for 6 deg C in 37 years = pretty much the end of most human life on earth.
And the need to feed people is another strong moral reason not to delay as today's Guardian points out:
"…engaged in imperialism or protecting a large number of allies."
I vote for imperialism under the guise of protecting allies (aka, being the world's policeman). I shudder at the thought of the ROI, all factors taken into consideration. I suspect the principal motive is to secure future lines of supply for earth's critical and diminishing resources.
Brooks, they backtracked on the 6 C by 2050 statement, and said they were misinterpreted. Here is their latest: "In the absence of efforts to stabilise atmospheric concentrations of GHGs, average global temperature rise is projected to be at least 6°C in the long term." http://www.iea.org/publications/scenariosandprojections/
That doesn't mean we won't see it by 2050. It means they couldn't justify with present models and present optimistic assumptions. Add in good feedback modeling, possible higher climate sensitivities as were recently posted here, and it could happen. But, end of century, as many models predict, is bad enough.
I guess you are assuming that we get exploding health care costs under control as the boomers age and that the Democrats and Republicans will find a way to agree on deficit reduction, and there will be at least moderate economic growth in most of the years ahead. Also, cats and dogs need homes and feeding them properly and providing them with good care by veterinarians is expensive but I am sure many people would say well worth it.
I don't care what you do about "climate change". It just better not raise my electric bill or gasoline per gallon even one penny. We are already living paycheck to paycheck as it is.
Well, Rob, if nothing is done about "climate change", then at least in the not-too-distant future you won't have to worry about paying for food any more.
Because there won't be any.
Tom Athanasiou here.
I'm one of the authors of Greenhouse Development Rights, and I wanted to thank you for the review. Most US climate people are still afraid of these territories, so the coverage is scant.
And two additional points.
* First, the equity discussion in the climate negotiations is really heating up. Talk of "Equity Reference Frameworks" is all the rage.
* Second, we are about to release a major revision of the GDRs framework, this time as a web app rather than a report.
See http://www.ecoequity.org if you want to follow these developments.
I have heard of a very slight possibility of 4C in about 40 years but never 6C in 37 years. Can you document that IEA statement?
If we go up 6 deg C in less than 37 years no one will be worrying about healthcare.
Here's the link.
Direct quote (from Dec 2012):
"The IEA, the energy agency for developed countries, said earlier this year that without a major shift away from coal, average global temperatures could rise by 6 degrees Celsius by 2050, leading to devastating climate change."
Just saw Superman1's post that they said date was further out. No way to retract post or edit.
Thank you. Hate to give bad info. Turned up at a number of places doing a search.
I thought it sounded so high I was surprised I hadn't heard it before.
So searched this blog for some sign of it and DID find this older post from Joe Romm:
Royal Society Special Issue on Global Warming Details 'Hellish Vision' of 7°F (4°C) World — Which We May Face in the 2060s!
By Joe Romm on Jun 2, 2011 at 11:02 am
Includes a plot showing 2060's would be a 1 sigma number and include feedbacks.
Goes on to say: "In such a 4°C world, the limits for human adaptation are likely to be exceeded in many parts of the world, while the limits for adaptation for natural systems would largely be exceeded throughout the world."
Given by how many years Arctic Ice predictions were blown…..
This may be the 4 deg C you're remembering.
Google: 'Hellish Vision' of 7°F (4°C) World
Comes up with a Joe Romm post from this site in 2011.
A quote:
"In such a 4°C world, the limits for human adaptation are likely to be exceeded in many parts of the world, while the limits for adaptation for natural systems would largely be exceeded throughout the world."
Just went to your site and read:
Climate Denialism has peaked. Now what are we going to do?
After reading many of the comments here ; its evident that there is a real need of change, either starting today ,tomorrow or next month but if any change is to be made it must start from within. I to doubt the results of having Americans join as a mass into a melting pot of ideas to save our world; as our fore fathers saw it to be a world that supports a nation governed "by" the people ,"for the people, and "of" the people. Myself UI could careless anymore , it seems that rather than to test the waters for proof you people would rather parish. If from every group of a thousand people each one could influence 10 more voters to vote their way soon from a thousand groups would come a million and on , and on. IT IS THE ONLY WAY WE CAN OVERCOME OUR CORRUPT GOVERNMENT. No more fixed elections (Bush-Gore) We can change the way our country does business.
The USA is massively inegalitarian. Wealth is concentrated at the top, where the rich control tens of trillions in assets, much hidden in tax-shelters off-shore. The costs need to be borne by these rich, not the bottom 90% or so of the US, or any other capitalist state's population. To refuse to address the existential crisis of ecological collapse because it might trouble the rich is, in my opinion, moral madness.
Part and parcel of The Collapse. Global food production has stalled, and the prospects are deeply ominous.
And whose fault is it that you are living 'pay-check to pay-check'?
I didn't think that number was right. I follow this issue pretty closely and I never heard of 6C by 2050. Of course the possibility of 4C around 2050 to 2060 is certainly scary enough to warrant immediate action. Heck, even 2C is now considered scary enough. However, personally I doubt if we will see any real action until China actually commits to reducing emissions. They seem to be waffling on this.
Most American's – which means people in the bottom 90% of the income and wealth pyramid – will translate this well meaning effort as a grab for even more of their money, and thus an ADDITIONAL decline in thier standard of living. And they will probably be correct. It thus becomes a "NO SALE".
There is a simpler way to do this which could become really popular, and that is to use a massive build-out of renewable energy systems as a way to stimulate the economy. That drastically cuts CO2 pollution rates and increases employment/helps reverse the steady evisceration of the poor and middle class in this country. BTW, "carbon prices" and other CO2 polluttion taxes will not accomplish a lot of renewable energy installation, because such high prices will be needed and those come out of consumers (mostly poor and middle class people) pockets and will get transferred upwards, which is the exact opposite of what needs to happen.
There needs to be at least $3 trillion of direct investment in the economical renewables -wind, geothermal, tidal and biomass. And a big effort at replacing much of the crude oil derivatives with biomass based ones and also renewable electricity. Or more like $15 to $30 trillion if a lot of PV and over-capacity is used instead of low real cost renewables and pumped hydroelectric storage is used. And that money investment needs to get repaid by electricity and liquid fuels consumers. But these investments are also someone eleses jobs, and they will definitely associate with what is paying their bills/employing them/supporting their communities.
So what's so hard to comprehend? The idea of some kind of taxes on poor and middle class people (income taxes, CO2 pollution taxes?) in this country being used to finance renewable energy development that will also provide no employment to these same Americans now dreadfully worried about finding and keeping just about any job is such a non-starter. Yes, it would be nice to extract some money from only the uber-rich to fund out of country efforts, but that won't happen- we can't even get that for in-country badly needed stuff. And sending massive amounts of money from the US and dumping this into most developing countries will have wonderful effects – on corruption, just like adding gasoline to a campfire. It would be far better to export STUFF than money, and preferably renewable energy or energy efficiency stuff, actual stuff made in this country.


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Written by: Cristina Lemus (President of the PoP Club at LCHS)
Great article on our Lynn Jets Boys Hockey Team in the Boston Herald!
Kudos to Lynn teacher Joe Conlon and his staff for working with the kids every day and making them believe that they can compete with anybody...this blue collar team of players from English, Classical, and Tech is very unselfish on the ice, great friends off the ice, and fortunate to have two great goaltenders...keep up the good work!
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It has been my honor to be the Principal of this historic school for the past six years. I started my teaching career as a Special Education Teacher in 1976. I have been at Lynn Classical since 1981. I also served as a Guidance Counselor and Vice Principal.
We hope that your son or daughter has a most positive academic and social experience while at this school. Our administrative team, teachers and support staff are very committed to meeting the needs of all students. We also need the support from parents and guardians to reinforce the importance of each and every grade during high school. Attendance is very important. Please do not schedule any appointments which allows students to miss class time unless it is absolutely necessary. Each absence from a class can negatively impact learning. Last year over 90 percent of the students looked at their grades and assignments several times a week on the Jupiter online gradebook. We need more parents to also sign on to this very valuable tool. We encourage communication and look forward working together.
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I have Slayer's Evox 2.6 and it does come with trainers on its dash(only a few) but all the trainers i uploaded into it and i added gameshark plus trainers to my "apps" but i cant get a game to load unless its a back-up - and the back up's load, but no trainers seem to be ebabled, through evox trainers or through gameshark - is it just the games i happened to be trying or is they're something i did wrong? if so, i still need up to date trainers, like for ninja gaiden black, BLACK, or any "newer" games than those. Any ideas?
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I definitely enjoyed this. Very simple flavors and not hard to make at all.
I used skin on bone in breasts but mine only took just a bit over 1 hour. However, I know that times are not written in stone. And all chicken breasts are NOT the same size. The cook just needs to check and I know that. So I took the chicken out, cooled a bit and shred.
2 notes. I used scallions chopped fine vs a white onion for the garnish, but mostly the white bits. I just liked the flavor more. But I did try it both ways. However, that is personal preference. I did like the crunchy flavor on top as a texture difference.
The other note. The amounts of the water. Now I was fine figuring it out myself. But a beginner cook may not realize that. I used a wide oval pot so that can vary the amount vs a stock pot type of utensil. The same with the water used with the peppers and garlic. It just needs to have an amount I think.
Also, you may want to give a rough estimate of the amount of chilies. I used about 9 and it wasn't too spicy for me.
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Oh, we loved this one! Today has been crazy with hail, wind and snow. I started this soup before going to get DD from preschool and within minutes of getting home & out of the snow, DS-18 & I were enjoying this spicy, hot, chickeny soup! Loved it! I used 8 chile de arbol peppers and after the first taste-test I thought it was plenty spicy, but after letting it simmer longer, the spice mellowed out a bit and I think we could have gotten away with even more chilies. The lemon and cilantro were perfect compliments to the soup and we loved the raw onion. Previously only using raw onions on chili, this was a nice change and we liked the texture it added to the soup. Thanks for sharing, Charmie! Made & enjoyed for the Topic of the Month forum's Soup-Fest 2011 tag game.


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If you walk past a Boston Market restaurant and peek in the window, there's a good chance you'll do a double-take.
Cooks outfitted in chef whites offer a menu peppered with new entrees and side dishes. Real plates and stainless steel utensils have replaced plastic cutlery, and guests will notice a higher level of service: Dining room "ambassadors" greet guests, deliver food to tables, refill drinks and bus tables. Diners can now watch rotisserie chicken and oven-roasted turkey being carved and salads tossed fresh to order.
The national chain known for home-style meals began the process of re-vamping its restaurants last spring in West Palm Beach, Fla., and announced last month that the transformation is complete. So far the warmer, more inviting atmosphere and stepped-up menu have helped Boston Market achieve a double-digit rise in guest counts and sales at most of the locations that have been overhauled.
"It's about more than just paint and poultry," insists Tony Buford, senior vice president of operations at Boston Market. "We're making an investment in Boston Market's people and service."
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