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Ansley Pope is a lot of things. He's a rising junior, a women's and gender studies major, and an orientation intern who greets incoming freshmen at the College of Charleston. But Pope also identifies as a transgender man.
Pope grew up in Aiken, S.C., and then moved to Charleston after high school. While living in Aiken, Pope identified as female — the gender he was assigned at birth — but it wasn't until the end of his freshman year at CofC that he realized he was trans. During that time, he had to come out to his parents more than once. "I decided to tell my parents that I have a girlfriend, so they just kind of thought that I was a lesbian," Pope says. "This past February I told them that I was trans. That's why it was so hard to figure out who I was. When I look back on my childhood, it totally makes sense. I thought everyone hated puberty, but I especially hated it."
Pope came out to his parents as transgender through a letter when he went to the Dominican Republic to volunteer with an Alternative Spring Break service project. "People always say that I'm this huge, courageous person, and I don't think that," Pope says. "I thought it was perfect because I wouldn't have to face them, and I've had to come out multiple times in my life to my parents so it's nothing new to be like, 'Oh crap, they are really upset.' They really don't understand, and I'm fine with that. It takes time, you know."
Pope says he still often has to explain himself to people.
"I can't force people to accept who I am because the trans community is like the invisible community that no one understands in the LGBT community," Pope says. "When I tell people I'm transgender, they don't know what that means or their minds drift down south. My parents are educating themselves like any other parents would do, but they have their worries and they have their questions. Most of their worries are about discrimination in the workplace and how are you going to function in life through this."
Growing up, Pope remembers being exposed to transgender people when he watched a segment of the documentary TV series Our America with Lisa Lang with his parents that focused on gender identification. But all of the transgender people featured in the documentary were white, and Pope couldn't find a transgender man of color to relate to. "In my honest opinion there's no way that a documentary, a spokesperson, or any one trans person can speak for the entire community. It just comes to the community. Two trans people may be similar, but they have completely different stories. I may be trans, but I've had different struggles," Pope says. "For example, being a black male in society is weird because there are a lot of misconceptions. There was no person of color on the show, and like I said earlier I didn't see any trans guys of color. I didn't see any trans men of color that showed that I could do it too."
Pope feels that trans inclusion is improving but still knows that there is a ways to go. He adds, "It's essentially such a distinctly white community. I feel like with trans women it's getting better because we have Laverne Cox and Janet Mock, but I don't really see much for transgender men."
There wasn't a click moment for Pope. Instead, discovering his gender identification was a process that took time. "I didn't wake up and say, 'Oh my gosh I'm a guy.' So at one point I was like, 'Screw the gender binary, I'm not going to be a part of it', so I identified as genderqueer," he says. "I knew for a fact that I wasn't cisgender [that is, the condition of being a gender that matches the sex assigned at birth], but I wasn't ready to say yet that I was a man." It took him roughly three or four months to come to terms with how he identifies.
When Pope came to terms with identifying as male, he had to deal with the occasional objectification from people. "Trans people are constantly objectified by people asking, 'When are you going to have a sex change?' Like I've been asked weird questions, like people have asked if I have certain parts that I don't have. A huge misconception about trans is that it's all about the surgery," Pope says. "It's not all about surgery. I feel like when people only focus on that they miss a huge part of being trans."
Once an acquaintance asked Pope if they could introduce him as "my guy friend who doesn't have a penis." The person meant well, but there are still some things that you just don't say," Pope says.
While Pope does not like being asked about personal body parts, he is excited for his body, which is female, to catch up with his male mind. Currently, he takes testosterone, which is not covered by insurance, for hormone replacement therapy. But in December during winter break, Pope hopes to get a double mastectomy, or top surgery, to remove his breast tissue. He'll need to have the surgery done during a break in school since it takes weeks to recover. But top surgery is expensive and insurance doesn't cover it, so Pope came up with the idea for a fundraiser.
Pope initially created a T-shirt inspired by the children's book The Giving Tree with a goal of selling 50 shirts but only managed to sell 19. Pope also has a GoFundMe page where he receives all proceeds from donations; with the T-shirt sale, he only received half of the proceeds.
Pope doesn't just need money for the surgery itself, but travel fees as well since he'll have to make his way to Plano, Texas to have the operation.
Pope raised a little over $500 in 23 days. But he still has a ways to go since his goal is to raise $5,000.
Throughout the fundraiser and coming to terms with being a transgender man, Pope has had a strong support group. "A lot of them are CofC alum and they just stick around in Charleston. A lot of them go to CofC," Pope says. "Chosen family is a wonderful and beautiful thing. I have loads of love for the people that have listened to me, corrected people who have misgendered me, and just being huge advocates for me. The best thing about my support system is they are all different. They're all from different backgrounds. They're people of faith, people without religion, people of color, people who are white, people who are gay, people who are straight. I have a wide range of support, and I think that's the beauty of CofC. Even a couple of them are trans guys themselves. I have a huge range of support and resources."
The environment at College of Charleston and in the city of Charleston in general has allowed Pope to create connections with supportive friends. "I have a deep love for CofC even if I get frustrated sometimes and even if there are certain spaces I don't feel 100 percent comfortable with. There have been times I'm in a classroom and a teacher is constantly misgendering me even though I've corrected them, 'cause there are many times that I was thinking there are other colleges. I can go up North — it'll be great. But there's something about Charleston," he says. "I don't think Aiken has shaped me as much as Charleston has in the past three years. I just grew up there."
To donate to Ansley Pope's top surgery, visit gofundme.com/ad0zcw.


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Gucci Mane: I left Big Cat records, put out a mixtape called Chicken Talk. After Chicken Talk, I did No Pad No Pencil.
Let's talk about Chicken Talk. How'd you meet up with Burn One?
I was one of the hardest artists in the streets, so Burn One sought me out and asked me could he do my next mixtape. Once I got those songs together, I called him, told him let's do it.
Why was it you decided to stop writing down lyrics?
It seemed like I used to be pushed for time. So as a time constraint, I just started freestyling because it was quicker. There was a huge demand for my songs, for my mixtapes, so I was just recording so many songs, so many songs. I thought, to do more songs in the day I'd just start saying whatever came into my head.
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CDC updates vaccine recommendations, approves 9-valent HPV vaccine
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The CDC's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) has voted to include the new 9-valent HPV strain vaccine in their HPV immunization recommendations, among other updates to vaccine recommendations.
In December, the 9-valent HPV strain vaccine (Gardasil-9) was licensed for use in females aged 9 to 26 and males aged 9 to 15. Based on a review of clinical trials, the committee determined the new vaccine was more cost effective and had 97% efficacy compared with the current 4-valent HPV vaccine. With the addition of five strains, the new vaccine protects against 14% more HPV cancers for women and 5% more for men.
However, the committee stresses that they did not express a preference for one vaccine over the other. They have also not yet addressed the issue of revaccination for those who have already been vaccinated with the 4-valent HPV vaccine. They plan to address this issue in their upcoming June meeting.
For the meningococcal group B vaccine (three-dose Trumenba and two-dose Bexsero), the committee recommends them to people aged ≥10 in high risk groups, including:
- People with persistent complement component deficiencies
- People with anatomic or functional asplenia
- Microbiologists who are routinely exposed to Neisseria meningitis bacteria
- People exposed to a serogroup B meningococcal disease outbreak
In June, the committee plans to discuss extending the meningococcal group B vaccine to first-year college students, since there have been several recent breakouts on college campuses.
The committee changed its recommendations on the flu vaccine. Previously, they recommended that people from ages 2-49 should get the LAIV when immediately available; they now express no preference for LAIV over the inactive vaccine.
The committee also decided that most travelers do not need to get 10-year booster doses of the yellow fever vaccine, except for those who were compromised during their first dose or who spend an extended period of time in a high-risk setting. This decision comes as a result of the World Health Organization's conclusion that one dose of the vaccine generally protects the person for life.
In June, the ACIP will meet again to further discuss vaccine recommendations.
The CDC met to update recommendations on several vaccines.
ATLANTA -- The CDC's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) voted in favor of including the new 9-valent HPV strain vaccine in its recommendations about HPV immunization.
And in other votes at the weather-shortened meeting here, the panel voted to recommend meningococcal group B vaccines only for high-risk groups, including individuals in "outbreak areas," and dialed back its recommendation of the live attenuated influenza vaccine (LAIV) to "no preference" compared to the inactive vaccine.
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The 9-valent HPV strain vaccine (Gardasil-9) was licensed in December for use in females ages 9 to 26 and males ages 9 to 15. The new vaccine targets five additional strains of HPV, which adds protection against 14% of additional HPV cancers in women and 5% additional HPV cancers in men. The committee reviewed clinical trials showing the efficacy of the 9-valent HPV vaccine was about 97% compared with the current 4-valent HPV vaccine, and it was more cost-effective as well.


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Actress Jane Levy attends the world premiere of "Evil Dead" during the SXSW Film Festival March 8, 2013, in Austin, Texas. (Jack Plunkett / Associated Press)Link
An ancient evil is loosed after a group of friends reads aloud from a book bound in human skin. (Sony / TriStar Pictures)Link
Jane Levy in a scene from "Evil Dead." (Kirsty Griffin / Sony / TriStar Pictures)Link
Jeremy Sisto, left, and Jane Levy in "Suburgatory." (Karen Neal / ABC)Link
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In "Evil Dead," Fede Alvarez's remake of Sam Raimi's cult classic, Jane Levy plays heroin addict Mia, whose friends (Shiloh Fernandez, Jessica Lucas, Lou Taylor Pucci, and Elizabeth Blackmore) sequester themselves with her in a cabin to help her kick the habit. As in Raimi's original, they discover and read from an ancient book bound in human skin — the Necronomicon — and unintentionally awaken a demonic force.
As Mia begins to experience the consequences, her friends assume she's going through heroin withdrawal.
Levy, 23, has been making a name for herself in comedy, starring as sharp-witted Tessa Altman in the ABC television series "Suburgatory" as well as taking on film roles in "Fun Size" and "Nobody Walks" last year. But "Evil Dead" is Levy's first foray into the world of horror, and the actress said nothing could have prepared for her the intensity of the experience of shooting the film. (Beware, spoilers lie ahead.)
Levy's character undergoes demonic transformation, endures a visceral knife attack and is raped by a tree. Unlike many horror films today, most of the movie's effects were achieved practically rather than by using computer-generated imagery — which made filming "Evil Dead" physically punishing. Hero Complex caught up with Levy last week to talk about the horrors she faced on set.
HC: Can you tell us a little about your audition? I hear it was quite challenging.
JL: In my audition, I have to act like I'm being buried alive while slowly turning into a devil, while we're in a cubicle in an office and I'm sitting on a folding chair. And that's pretty hard. And I remember telling myself, "I just have to be as crazy as possible, don't be embarrassed, go for it, and that's the only way you're going to get this job." And I was. Once the scene was over, I remember being so ashamed about how disgusting I had been that I practically ran out of the room. I felt so rude afterward, and I had my agents call to make sure that they weren't offended by my behavior, but they were really nice and understanding. I guess it's exactly what they were looking for.
HC: What drew you to the part in the first place?
JL: A lot of things. I think first my reaction was, wow this is so different than working on a television show, a comedy. How cool! That would be so exciting to learn something so new. I didn't know much about horror films, that was another thing. I'm just curious about the genre. There's something so compelling about it because people love it so much. The fan base is so loyal, I don't know if that's even the word. So I wanted to learn about it, and if I was going to take on a horror film, this was the horror of all horrors. And also as a young woman, I get to play a really dynamic role. I play practically three different characters in one movie. I get to deal with heroin withdrawal, then I become a demon, and then I come back to life, which is a spoiler, and I get to be an action hero, and to be able to do all those three things in one movie — to even be an action hero at all would be so cool, but on top of that, I get to be a villain, and I torture people, and I thought all of that would be a [load] of fun.
HC: So did you do research for each of those three aspects of your character?
JL: Yeah, I was really nervous to do this movie. I felt terrified, but I did all sorts of research.
HC: I mean, heroin withdrawal. That's heavy.
JL: Yeah, it is heavy. It's a really small part of the movie. It's like the first 10 minutes, maybe. So we don't go that far in depth, but mostly what I did was researched my favorite actors who have played villains in all of cinema, and watched their performances and tried to steal stuff from them — what made them so scary. Being scary was something that was daunting to me. It sounded like a blast. It's really fun to explore that, but trying to be scary feels sort of like trying to be funny, where it can't be contrived and the things that make something funny and the things that make things scary aren't even explainable. So I had a lot of fun watching Anthony Hopkins being Hannibal Lecter or Robert Mitchum from "Night of the Hunter" — he's so good.
HC: And your "action hero" moment? Were you nervous about taking that on?
JL: Mostly excited. And when I watch the movie, I feel like a badass. I kept referring to myself in the third act of the movie as Bruce Willis. It was my Bruce Willis moment. When I first got there, they gave me a shotgun, and I went out into the farmlands of New Zealand with the Kiwi John Wayne — I forget what his name was, he was so sweet — and he taught me how to shoot a shotgun, and that was really fun. All the practical effects, in a way, were really fun and fascinating to learn about. It just became at a certain point so exhausting that it was hard for me to think about it as fun anymore. But you know, I get to use a chainsaw, which they actually gifted to me, and it's in my living room right now.
HC: You say exhausting. I heard something about a blood rain ear infection?
JL: Yeah, I'm not supposed to talk about it. Just like copious amounts of blood. Too much.
HC: That sounds really dark. Did you have nightmares?
JL: I did, I did, yeah. It's hard to go home, have a nice dinner, get eight hours of sleep after you're spending your day screaming, "Come down here so I can suck your […], pretty boy, your little sister's being raped in hell!" It's hard to unwind. I definitely had nightmares, and the whole crew said the same thing. You consume yourself with this world for months, and it affects your personal life.
HC: This film is filled with tons of torturous things — knives, vines, blood. What was the worst?
JL: Being buried alive was the worst. With a plastic bag tied around my head, with an oxygen tube hidden behind my ear.
HC: Was it worth it? Do you think this film is opening doors for you as an actor?
JL: I definitely think it's worth it for just the fact that I saw the movie, and I thought it was great. All of it was worth it because I'm really proud of it. I'm proud of all of us.
HC: How was working with director Fede Alvarez and your costars?
JL: Everyone was a trouper. The director is awesome. It was his first movie, but it doesn't seem like it. He knew exactly what he wanted, and he was also really open to everyone else's ideas. He doesn't have a big ego. He was so nice to everybody, really welcoming, generous. He made us feel like there wasn't something we had to do. He let us play with all sorts of stuff and gave us freedom, and I think it made us all more confident in ourselves and made us willing to try new things. And I had to trust him. I mean, he was doing such torturous things to me the whole time, I had to make sure that I was OK.
HC: What was the last day on set like?
JL: The last day on set, I think we picked up some reshoots at the end. I think it all had to do with the blood rain. And I was so ready to get out of there. I ran to the showers, and then I ran to the airport.
HC: Is there anything else you've done in your career that helped you prepare for such a strenuous role?
JL: No, I mean, I don't think there's ever going to be a harder acting job for me. No, definitely not. It was so emotionally and physically and psychologically exhausting. But it's good. I learned so much. And now anytime I hear an actor complain about something they have to go through, I'm like, Pffft. I feel like I can do anything.
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My client is growing and has an immediate need for a perm Java Software Architect to help them evolve their suite of world-class enterprise management products. You will need to be able to work in the USA without restrictions.
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These cuddly cows are made of rice balls. To make, form freshly-cooked Japanese rice into balls (wet your hands with water to prevent sticking)—make a dent in the middle and fill with anything your kids likes, like mashed black beans. Wrap the rice over the filling to completely cover.
Antichoking warning: Remember to remove toothpicks and cut up blueberries, grapes, carrots and other food for children under 4. See our Antichoking guide for more information.
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Serve the cow bento with mixed berries, or any of your kid's favorite fruits, for a healthy dessert.
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For the cow decorations, you can use seaweed for spots and the face and cheese and ham for the head.
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Bill O'Reilly: President Obama and his favorite students
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The President's address last night was heavy on grievance that is discussing Americans who are not doing as well as other Americans. The President is promising to fix that. It's almost like he's a teacher with favorite students.
Last night, American women fell into that category. As you may know, the President wants more income fairness. He wants to lessen the gap between rich Americans and working Americans.
Now, that's a noble goal if it comes about in the private marketplace. But, an imposition into private earnings by the feds goes directly against our capitalistic system. Nevertheless, the President and the Democratic Party have targeted American women as a group that needs help.
OBAMA: Women make up about half our workforce. But they still make 77 cents for every dollar a man earns. That is wrong. And in 2014, it's an embarrassment. Women deserve equal pay for equal work.
It is time to do away with work place policies that belong in a "Mad Men" episode.
O'REILLY: But that's not exactly the case. Here are the facts. In 1963, the Equal Pay Act was passed into law so the feds can punish any American employer who discriminates against women in the pay arena.
As for the 77 percent number, the President puts out there analysis shows that American women are really making about 91 cents on the dollar compared to what men earn. Last August, the Web site "Slate" had an interesting analysis of the man/woman salary controversy. And it is worth reading. The article pointed out that men are more often in unions where the wage is guaranteed and they tend to go into higher paying professions. Also, American men work more hours than American women.
So all in all if you examine the facts, the facts we really don't have a gender salary discrepancy in this country. But President Obama well knows that he and the Democrats badly need women to come back into the tent. With his job approval rating hovering around 40 percent he has to mobilize the base who elected him. And women broke for Obama by 11 percentage points over Romney last time around.
"Talking Points" is here to set all the record straight. And we believe the war on women stuff is a political ruse generally speaking.
No system is perfect but the American capitalistic marketplace provides opportunity for just about everyone who gets educated and is willing to work hard. And one more note about last night's address. The Republican Party should really wise up and stop opposing raising the minimum wage. It should be $10 bucks an hour. If an adult American is willing to work $10 is fair. But I would have a lower wage scale for teenagers just beginning their workforce experience. Remember, if a worker is no good, management can fire the person. But if a worker is good, come on $10 bucks an hour, babysitters get that.
The GOP needs to stop working against working people. $10 bucks an hour should be the law of the land.
And that's "The Memo."


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This spring I completed my first ever full marathon. And now I am barely running. My non-running friends do not understand when I try to explain how a good run keeps me grounded. Most tell me I am mental for running at all.
But the truth is, when I am not out running regularly my whole body is out of sorts. It does not help that I have been on a baking binge lately.
So today starts my resolve to get back to my running happy place. Any Dailymile folks out there can help be my accountabilibuddy.
Don't worry, I will not stop baking my desserts as I get back on my running bandwagon. I love me some baked goods.
But I think I should also post a few of my post-run meals. My pre-run meals are rather boring -- usually pretty boring, yogurt, fruit, and toast. But after I get back I always have a hearty appetite.
True fact, when I ran cross-country in high school my dates used to think I was awesome. We would go out to a restaurant and I would inhale my meal. No dainty little dishes for this girl. They were thoroughly impressed.
And although I made a salad today for my post-run meal, don't be fooled. It packs a punch and is rather filling. Let me introduce you to my version of the Chickpea Salad.
The Shopping List:
For the Salad
- 2 Hearts of Romaine lettuce
- 2 cans chickpeas, drained
- 1 bunch of green onions
- 1 red pepper
- 1 vine tomato
- 2 tsp crushed garlic
The Dressing
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- 4 Tbsp Red Wine Vinegar
- 1 Tbsp brown sugar
- a dash of salt
- a dash of pepper
The Method:
Wash and cut the lettuce, green onion, pepper, and tomato. Add in the garlic and chickpeas and give it a toss.
In a jar, add in the olive oil, red wine vinegar, and brown sugar. Add salt and pepper to taste. Give it a shake. Drizzle over the salad to lightly coat.
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What should I watch for?
Visit your doctor or health care professional for regular checks on your progress. Check your heart rate and blood pressure regularly while you are taking this medicine. Ask your doctor or health care professional what your heart rate should be and when you should contact him or her.
You may get drowsy or dizzy. Do not drive, use machinery, or do anything that needs mental alertness until you know how this medicine affects you. To avoid dizzy or fainting spells, do not stand or sit up quickly, especially if you are an older person. Alcohol can make you more drowsy and dizzy. Avoid alcoholic drinks.
Your mouth may get dry. Chewing sugarless gum or sucking hard candy, and drinking plenty of water will help.
Do not treat yourself for coughs, colds, or pain while you are taking this medicine without asking your doctor or health care professional for advice. Some ingredients may increase your blood pressure.
If you are going to have surgery tell your doctor or health care professional that you are taking this medicine.
Common and Rare Side Effects
Along with its needed effects, a medicine may cause some unwanted effects. Although not all of these side effects may occur, if they do occur they may need medical attention.
Check with your doctor immediately if any of the following side effects occur:
More common
Itching or redness of the skin
Incidence not known
Blistering, burning, crusting, dryness, or flaking of the skin
blurred vision
chest pain or discomfort
darkening of the skin
decreased urine output
dilated neck veins
extreme fatigue
fast, slow, pounding, or irregular heartbeat or pulse
general feeling of discomfort or illness
inability to speak
irregular breathing
itching, scaling, severe redness, soreness, or swelling of the skin
large, hive-like swelling on the face, eyelids, lips, tongue, throat, hands, legs, feet, or sex organs
lightheadedness, dizziness, or fainting
paleness or cold feeling in the fingertips and toes
severe or sudden headache
shortness of breath
slurred speech
swelling of the face, fingers, feet, or lower legs
temporary blindness
tightness in the chest
tingling or pain in the fingers or toes when exposed to cold
troubled breathing
unusual tiredness or weakness
weakness in the arm or leg on one side of the body, sudden and severe
Get emergency help immediately if any of the following symptoms of overdose occur:
Symptoms of overdose
Bluish lips or skin
change in consciousness
constricted, pinpoint, or small pupils (black part of the eye)
difficult or troubled breathing
dizziness, faintness, or lightheadedness when getting up suddenly from a lying or sitting position
irregular, fast or slow, or shallow breathing
lack of coordination
loss of consciousness
low body temperature
muscle aches or weakness
not breathing
pale or blue lips, fingernails, or skin
pounding in the ears
weak or feeble pulse
Some side effects may occur that usually do not need medical attention. These side effects may go away during treatment as your body adjusts to the medicine. Also, your health care professional may be able to tell you about ways to prevent or reduce some of these side effects. Check with your health care professional if any of the following side effects continue or are bothersome or if you have any questions about them:
Incidence not known
burning or dryness of the eyes
confusion as to time, place, or person
decreased interest in sexual intercourse
hives or welts
holding false beliefs that cannot be changed by fact
inability to have or keep an erection
itching skin
leg cramps
loss in sexual ability, desire, drive, or performance
loss of appetite
muscle or joint pain
raised red swellings on the skin, lips, tongue, or in the throat
redness of the skin
seeing, hearing, or feeling things that are not there
skin rash
swelling of the breasts or breast soreness in both females and males
thinning of the hair
trouble sleeping
unusual excitement, nervousness, or restlessness
vivid dreams or nightmares
Other side effects not listed may also occur in some patients. If you notice any other effects, check with your healthcare professional.
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Controlled Substance Education Course Information
Business and Professions Code section 3502.1 includes provisions that eliminate the requirement that a physician assistant obtain patient specific authority prior to writing a drug order for a controlled substance (Schedule II through V), if a physician assistant completes an approved education course in controlled substances and if delegated by a supervising physician.
The education course shall be provided either by an accredited continuing education course provider or by a California-approved physician assistant training program.
The approved controlled substance education course must meet the requirements of California Code of Regulations sections 1399.610 and 1399.612.
Upon completion of the course, a physician assistant shall make their certificate of completion available for inspection upon request by his or her employer, prospective employer, supervising physician, or the Physician Assistant Board.
Physician assistants are not required to return their course certificate of completion to the Physician Assistant Board unless requested to do so by the Board.
Physician assistants who successfully complete a controlled substance education course and are authorized by a supervising physician to write drug orders for controlled substances must ensure that their Delegation of Services Agreement is updated to reflect this amendment.
If a physician assistant elects not to take the course, then the requirements for the patient specific authority remain unchanged.
For a list of course providers, click here.
For information about establishing an approved controlled substances education course, click here.
As of November 2008, the following courses are being offered to satisfy the requirements of Business and Professions Code section 3502.1(c)(2):
California Academy of Physician Assistants
2318 S. Fairview St.
Santa Ana, CA 92704
Email: email@example.com
Advanced Practice Provider Executives, Inc. (APPex)
2443 Fillmore St., #380-2683
San Francisco, CA 94115
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Providers who wish to offer a controlled substance education course as required by Business and Professions Code section 3502.1(c)(2) must meet the requirements established by California Code of Regulations sections 1399.610 and 1399.612.
If you wish to be added to this list as a course provider, please contact the Physician Assistant Board at:
Physician Assistant Board
2005 Evergreen Street, Suite 1100
Sacramento, CA 95815
Contact person: Julie Caldwell, Education Coordinator
Providers who wish to offer a controlled substance education course as required by Business and Professions Code section 3502.1(c)(2) must meet the requirements established by California Code of Regulations sections 1399.610 and 1399.612.
If you have questions regarding these requirements please contact the Physician Assistant Board at 916 561-8780.
1399.610. Requirements for an Approved Controlled Substance Education Course to Administer, Provide or Issue a Drug Order for Schedule II – V Controlled Substances without Advance Approval From a Supervising Physician.
A controlled substance education course shall be deemed approved by the Board if it meets all of the following criteria:
(a) The course includes all of the following learning objectives:
(1)Describes the applicable federal and state laws and regulations pertaining to the provision, administration and furnishing of controlled substances and the legal and professional relationship between a physician assistant and his or her supervising physician.
(A) This objective shall include a description of the applicable patient charting requirements and the use of secure drug order forms.
(2)Assessment strategies for the recognition, prevention and management of acute and chronic pain.
(3)Comparison of efficacy data and safety profiles which influence the selection, usage and conversion of pharmacological agents.
(4)The evaluation and comparison of the safety and efficacy profiles of controlled substances and the clinical rationale for their use.
(5)Describes disorders routinely requiring a therapeutic regimen of controlled substances for clinical management.
(6)Assessment of a controlled substance's potential for abuse and addiction, its psychosocial aspects, the recognition of the symptoms (including controlled substance-seeking behaviors) thereof and medically appropriate alternatives, if any,
(7)Evaluation of the response and compliance of the patient to the controlled substances.
(8)Provision of appropriate patient education regarding controlled substances. For the purposes of this subdivision, "controlled substances" means Schedule II through Schedule V controlled substances.
(b) The course includes a comprehensive written examination, proctored by the course provider at the conclusion of the course, of the material presented. The licensee must successfully complete the examination to receive a certificate of completion issued pursuant to subdivision (b) of section 1399.612.
(c) The course is at least six (6) hours in duration, of which a minimum of three (3) hours shall be exclusively dedicated to Schedule II controlled substances. A course provider shall not include the time for the written examination specified in subdivision (b) in the (6) six hour requirement. The course shall be completed on or after January 1, 2008.
(d) The course is provided by one of following entities:
(1)A physician assistant program approved by the board in accordance with section 1399.530.
(2)A continuing education provider approved by the Medical Board of California for Category I continuing medical education.
(3)A Category I continuing education provider approved by American Academy of Physician Assistants.
(4)A Category I continuing education provider approved by the American Medical Association, the California Medical Association and/or the American Osteopathic Association.
Note: Authority cited: Sections 3502, 3502.1, and 3510, Business and Professions Code. Reference: Sections 2058, 3502, 3502.1, and 3509 Business and Professions Code.
1399.612. Responsibilities of Course Providers and Attendees.
(a) A course provider of any controlled substance educational course intended to meet the requirements of section 1399.610 shall use qualified instructors and shall provide course attendees with a written course outline or syllabus, as applicable. For the purposes of this section, a qualified instructor is a person who holds a current valid license to practice in the appropriate healing arts discipline, is free from any disciplinary action by the applicable licensing jurisdiction, and is knowledgeable, current and skilled in the subject matter of the course, as evidenced through either of the following:
(1) Experience in teaching similar subject matter content within two years immediately preceding the course; or,
(2) Has at least one year experience within the last two years in the specialized area in which he or she is teaching.
(b) A controlled substance course provider shall issue a certificate of completion to each licensee who has successfully completed the course. A certificate of completion shall include the following information:
(1) Name and license number of the physician assistant.
(2) Course title and each instructor's name.
(3) Provider's name and address.
(4) Date of course completion.
(c) A controlled substance education course provider shall retain the following records for a period of four years in one location within the State of California or in a place approved by the board:
(1) Course outlines of each course given.
(2)The date and physical location for each course given.
(3)The examination proctored at the conclusion of each course and the score of each physician assistant who took the examination.
(4)Course instructor curriculum vitas or resumes.
(5)The name and license number of each physician assistant taking an approved course and a record of any certificate of completion issued to a physician assistant.
A course provider shall make the records specified above available to the board upon request. A course provider may retain the records required by this subdivision in an electronic format.
(d) A physician assistant shall make his or her certificate of completion available for inspection upon the request of his or her employer or prospective employer, supervising physician or the board.
Note: Authority cited: Sections 3502 and 3510, Business and Professions Code. Reference: Sections 2058, 3502, 3502.1, and 3509 Business and Professions Code.


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Hawaiian Fried Rice for Breakfast
Posted by admin in Family Dinner, Healthy Snacks, Recipes, Uncategorized, Vegetarian Sunday, 12 July 2015 21:42 No Comments
We rotate through the same breakfast recipes weekly in my battle to feed my family a hardy breakfast.  They would love to eat sugar cereal every day, all day.  I serve french toast, waffles, pancakes, hole in the basket toast, etc..  This  Hawaiian Breakfast rice looks like a welcome addition to our routine.  Thank you Our Best Bites for the idea!  I pulled some cooked rice out of my  freezer to defrost so I can make this in the morning.
When I was in 7th grade and in home-ec for the first time, one of the first things we learned to make was fried rice. I couldn't believe how easy it was and how much it tasted like the fried rice from our favorite Chinese restaurant.
Since then, I love playing around with fried rice recipes (including this recipe, which is one of my all-time favorites.) It's a great way to use up leftover rice, half-used red onions, and those colored bell peppers that you bought with great intentions a week ago and now you need to use up before you're filled with $5 of regret.
When we were in Hawaii a few years ago, we had Hawaiian fried rice for breakfast a few times–it was loaded up with things like fresh pineapple and bacon or ham (or Spam…don't hate on it until you've tried it!). Throw in some scrambled eggs or top it off with a fried egg and you have an amazing breakfast (or dinner…or lunch…or late-night snack. This is anytime food.)
You'll need some chopped red onions, green onions (chop the whole bunch, but keep the firm ends separate from the green ends), some garlic, a red or orange bell pepper, some fresh pineapple, and about a cup of cooked, crumbled bacon or chopped ham. Or Spam.
You could also throw some mushrooms in there. I kind of wish I had. Hashtag regrets.
In a large skillet over medium heat, heat 4 teaspoons (1 tablespoon + 1 teaspoon) olive oil. I used 2 teaspoons of our chili oil and 2 teaspoons of our garlic oil and it added just the right amount of heat and flavor. When hot, add the red onion, firm ends of the green onions, garlic, and bell pepper and sauté until the onions are fragrant and the peppers are tender crisp.
While the veggies are cooking, whisk together the soy sauce, brown sugar, and ginger. Set aside.
Add the rice to the pan and stir to combine, cooking until the rice is heated through. Add the bacon or ham and cook until heated through. Add the soy sauce mixture and stir to combine. Add the green tops of the green onions and the pineapple and stir to combine. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Cover and turn heat to low to keep warm.
In a separate pan, cook eggs as desired (we've done scrambled and fried and I think we prefer them scrambled; if you fry the eggs, plan on frying at least 1 egg per person.) If you scramble the eggs, mix them in with the rice before serving. If frying, divide the rice into individual portions before serving, then top with an egg and serve immediately.


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Richard R. Raimann
Richard R. Raimann, 67, of Cold Spring, NY, formerly of Yorktown Heights, died January 31, 2006 at his residence. He was born November 10, 1938 in Brooklyn, NY and was the son of the late William and Jean Karkowski Raimann. He was a veteran of the US Navy, serving on the USS Intrepid.
Mr. Raimann was employed as a telephone repairman for Verizon in Peekskill, NY until his retirement in 1994.
Richard is survived by his wife, Roberta Mosher Raimann, whom he married November 1, 1991; one daughter, Kim Ann Raimann of Palm Desert, CA; two sons, Chris Raimann of Fairfield, CT and Richard J. Raimann of Miami, FL; a stepson, Albert Purdy of Hyde Park, NY; a sister, Carol Malinari and her husband, Sil; three grandchildren, Morgan Raimann Gonzalez, Corey M. Raimann and Jordan Ashley Raimann; one niece, Sandy Walter and one nephew, Robert Malinari.
Funeral services were held on Saturday, February 4, 2006 at the Robert H. Auchmoody Funeral Home, 1028 Main St" Fishkill, NY. Interment was private at the discretion of the family.


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Robert Morin was a cataloger in Dimond Library for almost 50 years. A campus icon, everyone recognized him in Murkland courtyard smoking his pipe.
When he died last year, he left a generous $4 million gift to UNH and $100,000 to the Library specifically. Here in the Library, this money will provide scholarships to our student employees, staff members who continue their studies, and help renovate one of our multimedia rooms.
Bob's demonstrated commitment to UNH through his philanthropy is tremendously inspiring. His generous gift allows us to address a number of university priorities.
President Mark Huddleston
UNH is using $2.5 million to launch and expand a career center for use by students and alumni. They will also be using $1 million to help fund the video scoreboard for the new football stadium. UNH is grateful for the money and is putting it to use on their highest priorities.
Morin was a voracious reader, which might be expected as a librarian. Extraordinarily, he read every book published in America from 1930 to 1940 — besides children's books, textbooks, cook books, and books about technology — which amounted to 1,938 books!
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Rachael Harris and Cheryl Hines are starring as themselves in Yahoo's new web comedy series, "We Need Help." They'll be on #LarryKingNow soon answering questions about their new show - what do you want to know? Suggest a question for Larry to ask and it could be used on the show!
Post your questions in the comments below or send them to us on Twitter, Facebook , Google+ or Instagram for a chance to have Larry ask it on the show!
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Nine companies are participating in the fifth annual Sprint Accelerator program, which is located in the heart of the Crossroads Arts District in Kansas City, Mo.
The Corporate Accelerator is a 90-day, immersive program. Startups in IoT, Ag Tech and Dairy Food Products work directly with leaders from Sprint, Dairy Farmers of America and CoBank as well as other industry experts and mentors.
"We have a diverse and exciting group of companies joining our program this year," said Doug Dresslaer, Managing Director of the Sprint Accelerator. "For Sprint, we've recruited companies that align with our IoT team's core business strategies and for DFA, we've not only brought in cutting-edge agricultural technology companies, but we also have three dairy food product companies in this year's cohort."
"We've found tremendous value in this program and leveraging innovation that's happening with startup companies in the ag tech space," said Kevin Strathman, senior vice president of finance at Dairy Farmers of America. "For year two, we're focused not only on building partnerships that can help solve problems and benefit our members on their farms, but it's exciting to add dairy food startups into the mix. We're looking forward to working with these companies to help grow their businesses and ultimately drive consumer demand for dairy."
AgTech vertical participants
- Pharm Robotics from San Jacinto, Calif., is developing robotic systems to automate administration of animal health products in dairy cows.
- Ripe Technologies from San Francisco, Calif., is transforming the food supply chain using blockchain technology to enable data transparency, so we know where are food is from and what has happened to it.
- SomaDetect from Fredericton, Canada, is a precision-dairy company that is creating an in-line system for measuring every compound of interest in raw milk, including fat, protein, somatic cells, progesterone and trace antibiotics.
Dairy food product vertical participants
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The Dragons' Christmas
© 2003 by Robert G. Sprackland
'Twas the week after Christmas and all through the cavern
Not a dragon was stirring, for they were all at the tavern.
Their great cave was cluttered with all their new gifts
Which the dragons tried cleaning by working in shifts.
But so many friends, the bats, birds and more,
Left dozens of gifts stacked from ceiling to floor!
They had played with their games from dusk until dawn
And one little dragon played darts with his horn!
With all these fine things they had so much to do –
There were gemstones and baseballs and a barbeque too.
So all through the night they opened these things,
So by morning there was no room to spread their own wings.
They slept all that day, which is what dragons do,
Then got up and cooked on their new barbeque.
They had wieners and burgers and a great deal of fun,
Then they ate all their chocolates – every last one!
But the cave was still crowded in every last room.
So out came the boxes, the trashbags and broom.
All of the animals who passed by that cave
Saw dust coming out, wave after wave.
"It must be a volcano!" cried a frightened young mouse.
But no, just those dragons cleaning their house.
They all worked together, a mighty fine team;
Packing and polishing until everything gleamed.
And when they were done, each one of them sighed,
Surveying the treasures they'd cleaned with such pride:
Stalagtites above and stalagmites below,
Dinosaur fossils and live mistletoe;
An old suit of armour, a huge slab of jade,
And some beautiful bagpipes (which all dragons played).
At long last the biggest, a great golden beast,
Said, "I think we have earned a great dragon feast!"
So they left single file, departing the cavern
And headed out to the Village Green Tavern.
There they ate and they drank and they sang until dawn,
Then they all fell asleep right there on the lawn.
Back at the cave they wrote all their friends,
Thanking them for all for the gifts they did send.
On the letters they wrote, "You'll be delighted to hear,
We're coming to YOUR house for Christmas next year!"
A talented man you are indeed Sir Robert!! Loved it!!
Gotta admit, that's the first reptile-based poem I've read hahaha!
very nice poem, I like it.


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SCAD Named Best Motion Graphics School 2017
The Rookies names SCAD "Best Motion Graphics School"; Official ranking of Best Creative Schools in the World announced
ATLANTA, Georgia – The Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) has been named "Best Motion Graphics School" by The Rookies in the 2017 official rankings of The Best Creative Schools in the World. This global competition aims to discover and showcase outstanding student talent in creative fields.
SCAD's accredited motion media design degrees are offered in Atlanta, Hong Kong, Savannah and online via eLearning. Motion media design students learn from expert, credentialed faculty who are practitioners as well as educators, and partner with top names in the industry on real-world projects, including a recent collaboration with FOX Sports for the opening visual for the Super Bowl. Coursework cultivates creative expression while emphasizing vital production skills and techniques.
"On top of the world, what a monumental place for our motion media design program to be!" said SCAD president and founder Paula Wallace. "This No. 1 ranking by The Rookies is testament to the career preparation that occurs at SCAD, further proof of what we hear every year from the biggest network names — CNN, Showtime, NBC, and MTV — when they come to recruit our students into the next-gen motion graphics jobs. SCAD students are real-world ready."
SCAD is the first university to have its own dedicated motion media festival, SCAD CoMotion, now in its eighth year. CoMotion is sponsored by MOME Love, SCAD's motion media professional organization, and features panels, portfolio reviews, networking receptions and a student work showcase. In 2017, SCAD CoMotion attracted industry heavy-hitters including Gentleman Scholar, The Mill and loyalkaspar, whose chief creative officer Beat Baudenbacher delivered the keynote address.
The Rookies rankings are based on over 1,800 submissions of portfolios and student work from more than 500 universities internationally. Each submission was reviewed by a judging panel that included Joe Letteri, Academy Award winner for Best Visual Effects in two "Lord of the Rings" movies, "Avatar" and "King Kong," on the following criteria: creative skills, technical skills, presentation, variety of skills, raw talent and employment potential.
SCAD: The University for Creative Careers
The Savannah College of Art and Design is a private, nonprofit, accredited university offering more than 100 academic degree programs in 42 majors across its locations in Atlanta and Savannah, Georgia; Hong Kong; Lacoste, France; and online via SCAD eLearning. SCAD enrolls 13,000 undergraduate and graduate students from more than 100 countries. The innovative SCAD curriculum is enhanced by advanced professional-level technology, equipment and learning resources, as well as opportunities for internships, professional certifications and collaborative projects with corporate partners.
In 2015, the prestigious Red Dot Design Rankings placed SCAD in the top four universities in the Americas and Europe. Career preparation is woven into every fiber of the university, resulting in a superior alumni placement rate. In a study of Spring 2016 SCAD graduates, 98 percent were employed, pursuing further education, or both within 10 months of graduation. For more information, visit the official SCAD blog.


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Many of us who have been tormented by guilt and regrets for past mistakes we've made know the pain of wondering how to atone for them and move on. If we try to make amends through our own efforts, we may wonder if we can ever do enough to undo the wrong that we've done. We have two ways of dealing with this: we can either continue to beat ourselves up over our sins or accept the absolute and eternal forgiveness Jesus offers us through His finished works.
Jesus loves us so much that He died on the cross to erase every sin we could ever commit. When He uttered, "It is finished," those three words indicated the completion of all that He had come to earth to accomplish for us. He didn't mean just forgiveness, though, He also extended grace for our healing, our deliverance, our prosperity, and everything else we would ever need to live a godly life.
Jesus' blood was necessary for this perfect sacrifice because, as shown in both the Old and New Testaments, blood was required in order to deal with sin. Under the old covenant, blood was required to be shed annually, but under the new covenant, the shedding of His blood was only required once. This means that we don't have to beg God for forgiveness or any of the other blessings He has already made available. We simply need to believe what His blood did for us.
Our forgiveness doesn't come progressively or in stages. Because of what Jesus did, we received total forgiveness and everything else we will ever need before we were even born. We receive this by faith. Only God's grace is able to provide unearned, unmerited forgiveness, plus so much more, for an undeserving people.
Lord, You are a good and loving God who doesn't want to see us suffer. You sent Your Son to give us perfect forgiveness for all time. He loved us so much that He bled and died to give us what we don't deserve. In Jesus' name, thank You for that. Amen.
- John 19:30
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I am constantly trying out new make-up brushes to see which ones are best but also cost effective. I'm a fan of real techniques and eco tools but I've recently heard from a make-up artist that Primark make-up brushes are really good and after taking her advice on buying some I was pleasantly surprised. So below are the brushes I use at the moment but I'm open to new suggestions if any one has any..
Real Techniques Expert Face Brush
I use this to put on my foundation and concealer and I've honestly been using it for years and really like it (of course I've bought new ones, not the same brush!). It gives a good even coverage however I feel like this brush does need a little extra work when blending as it can leave brush strokes on my face so it requires a bit more time which is worth it in the end.
Real Techniques Powder Brush
I love this brush because of how soft it is and it distributes the powder evenly on my face to make sure it doesn't look cakey. This brush is definitely one of my favourites.
Primark Contour Brush
I was so surprised when I first used this, it distributes enough product on my face without over doing it and is the perfect shape for contouring under my cheekbones. this brush itself is super soft but still firm and none of the bristles have fallen out like what normally happens with cheap brushes. I would recommend to anyone on a budget and I'm excited to try what other brushes Primark has to offer.
Real Techniques Blush Brush
Again I've been using this for years and can't seem to find anything better. The shape of it means that the perfect amount of blush in distributed while allowing it to look natural. Out of all the brushes this is my favourite because it gives a flawless look.
Seventeen Cheeks Brush
This brush doesn't have a proper name as I got it in a set but I actually use this for highlight. its quite a narrow brush so it is the perfect fit for cheekbones, nose etc. It's also really soft which is good meaning its not too heavy on the product which means that my highlighter still pops without me looking like the tin man.
EcoTools Blend and Smudge Brush
Normally im not a massive fan of dual sided brushes but ive been really impressed with this. Its great at blending out eye shadow evenly and I also like the fact that these brushes are recycled, it makes me feel slightly better about spending money.
EcoTools Shape and Define Brush
I got this in a set with the blend and smudge brush and again I really like this one. I tend to use the thicker side more as it packs on colour really well but the other side is good for doing eyebrows even though that's not what its for.
French Connection Brush
This brush doesn't have a name because I got it in a Christmas gift set but its definitely my favourite eye shadow brush. Its so soft but really good quality and I find it puts a lot of product on which makes my eye shadow look really good.
http://www.boots.com/real-techniques-expert-face-brush-10146030 – £9.99 http://www.boots.com/real-techniques-powder-brush-1401-10137225 – £12.99 https://www.primark.com/en/product/double-contour-brush,r35397119190759 – £1.50 http://www.boots.com/real-techniques-blush-brush-1407-10137224 – £9.99 https://ecotools.com/eye-enhancing-set/p/1217 – £5.33


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A 24-year-old Walnutport woman was charged with reckless driving after she apparently fell asleep at the wheel of her car and hit a utility pole and a tree along Route 145 at Laurys Station early yesterday morning.
State police at Bethlehem said Robin Gorsky of Butternut Drive was northbound on Route 145 at 3 a.m. when she fell asleep and drove off the right side of the road, hitting a utility pole and a large tree. The car then flipped over an embankment andlanded on its roof.
Police said the car was demolished.
Gorsky was taken to the Lehigh Valley Hospital Center by North Whitehall Ambulance. She was treated and released.


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Terracotta restaurant sits behind a delightful cream-painted frontage on Hythe High Street where well-seasoned owner Giancarmine has set up a convivial and pleasing Italian restaurant with a sense of style. With more than 25 years' of experience under his belt, he should know what he is doing.
The interior has been prettily dressed up with eye-catching prints and artwork, pastel colours and the odd flash of exposed brickwork. It provides a relaxed backdrop for Italian food that mixes old favourites with some individual touches. A fistful of familiar pizzas rubs shoulders with all manner of risottos and pastas (from tagliolini with asparagus, thyme and crabmeat to tagliatelle with chicken in lemon sauce). Much of the produce comes from the family estate in Italy, no kidding, like olive oil from their home grown olives.
Starters of beef carpaccio with artichoke hearts or 'frittura di mare' give way to 'secondi' ranging from roast whole sea bass with herbs to stinco (braised pork shank with tomato, onion and bean sauce). The wine list offers some decent Italian drinking at fair prices but take advice because, they have some little known stuff in their private cellar that is stunning.
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Every day for several months, the New York Times did what should always be done when a tragedy is summed up in a statistic: It gave us miniature portraits of the human beings who died on September 11–their names, photos, glimmers of their personalities, their idiosyncrasies, how friends and loved ones remember them.
As the director of the New-York Historical Society said: "The peculiar genius of it was to put a human face on numbers that are unimaginable to most of us…. It's so obvious that every one of them was a person who deserved to live a full and successful and happy life. You see what was lost."
I was deeply moved, reading those intimate sketches–"A Poet of Bensonhurst…A Friend, A Sister…Someone to Lean On…Laughter, Win or Lose…" I thought: Those who celebrated the grisly deaths of the people in the twin towers and the Pentagon as a blow to symbols of American dominance in the world–what if, instead of symbols, they could see, up close, the faces of those who lost their lives? I wonder if they would have second thoughts, second feelings.
Then it occurred to me: What if all those Americans who declare their support for Bush's "war on terrorism" could see, instead of those elusive symbols–Osama bin Laden, Al Qaeda–the real human beings who have died under our bombs? I do believe they would have second thoughts.
There are those on the left, normally compassionate people whose instincts go against war, who were, surprisingly, seduced by early Administration assurances and consoled themselves with words like "limited" military action and "measured" response. I think they, too, if confronted with the magnitude of the human suffering caused by the war in Afghanistan, would have second thoughts.
True, there are those in Washington and around the country who would not be moved, who are eager–like their counterparts elsewhere in the world–to kill for some cause. But most Americans would begin to understand that we have been waging a war on ordinary men, women and children. And that these human beings have died because they happened to live in Afghan villages in the vicinity of vaguely defined "military targets," and that the bombing that destroyed their lives is in no way a war on terrorism, because it has no chance of ending terrorism and is itself a form of terrorism.
But how can this be done–this turning of ciphers into human beings? In contrast with the vignettes about the the victims featured in the New York Times, there are few available details about the dead men, women and children in Afghanistan.
We would need to study the scattered news reports, usually in the inside sections of the Times and the Washington Post, but also in the international press–Reuters; the London Times, Guardian and Independent; and Agence France-Presse.


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As of January 29, 2017, the United States Government has ceased all travel for refugees and others from seven (7) designated countries. The only exception was for refugees and certain other entrants who were already "in transit." For others who are outside of the scope of "in transit," the Executive Order stands. Again, the Executive Order stands, as the recent injunctive relief that the Federal District Court for the Eastern District of New York issued, applied only to those "in transit."
What the Executive Order Means?
The Executive Order applies to all individuals from seven (7) designated countries: Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, and Yemen. This includes Legal Permanent Residents (LPRs), nonimmigrant visa holders, immigrant visa holders, refugees, derivative asylees, Special Immigrant Visas (SIVs), as well as other visa categories.
Anyone who holds a passport from a designated country is considered as being from the designated country, including dual citizens who hold passports from a designated country, as well as a non-designated country (Australia, Lebanon, and, it appears, even the United States).
Customs and Border Patrol officers will be processing any and all entrants to the United States based on the manner in which the person presents him or herself at primary inspection. The CBP officers have wide discretion on the scope of individuals that may be turned away at the time of entry into the United States. A lawful permanent resident may be turned away at the time of initial inspection at a port-of-entry. Nonimmigrants attempting to enter, notwithstanding a valid visa and/or other entry document will be denied entry and provided the option to return to their originating or home country, or be placed in expedited removal proceedings.
A review of the Executive Order makes it appear that it does not apply to people who merely traveled to designated countries; nonetheless, travel to the designated countries is strongly discouraged. Additionally, the Executive Order does not appear to halt the travel into the United States of refugees that are NOT from the designated countries that had been scheduled to arrive in the next few days.
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If it wasn't evident already, I'm not a huge fan of mainstream music. In a couple of my earlier posts, such as "If It's Not On The Radio" and "The Mass Market Music Blues", I discussed my general negativity towards cookie-cutter pop music, and why the artists the mass media doesn't promote are probably better than the ones it does. All very interesting, right?
In any case, it didn't allow much room for me to gush about what I like. And though I could talk about Zakk Wylde prancing around stage until I'm blue in the face, I think a little variety in post-types could add another dimension to the Chaos Collage. With that, I give you my first list!
Five instrumentals to un-funk your day!
Note: Links to all songs included – plus some extras!
5. Pink Floyd – Any Colour You Like
Believe it or not, I got into Pink Floyd by listening to Dream Theater. After 'discovering' progressive rock, I got my hands on all kinds of albums, some of them including bootlegs of Dream Theater concerts. One of those albums was a cover of "Dark Side of The Moon" in its entirety. They really managed to stay true to the original, even with the added embellishments on the synthesizer and guitar. Both versions have their charm, but what remains the same is the spacey, floating first half that transitions into a lilted guitar solo. By the end I always feel like my head has popped out from underwater and I'm taking in a fresh breath. Not too many songs can claim that.
4. Bela Fleck & The Flecktones – The Sinister Minister
There is little chance I'd know of or appreciate this tune if it weren't for my beardless bass-playing ex-roommate. He just wouldn't shut up about bassists like Jaco Pastorius and Victor Wooten, and eventually I found myself bobbing my head along to their smooth lines without even realizing it. "The Sinister Minister" is an odd, but endearing blend of instruments that sets an equally odd scene in my mind. The beginning of this reminds me of boredom – kicking around a can on a perfectly sunny afternoon. As the song picks up, that can is kicked into the wrong person's yard – a person with no love of idle passers-by, and an affinity for shotguns. It gets my mind (and my legs) moving.
3. Bear McCreary – Black Market
Have I mentioned that I love the new Battlestar Galactica? Well, now that I have, I'll also say that the show's original score is probably the best I've ever heard on television. Composer Bear McCreary takes elements from various forms of ethnic music – Asian, Middle Eastern, Celtic, and so on, blending them into extremely exciting, dynamic pieces that add more to the show than I thought possible. "Black Market" is his take on what a rock song might sound like in the Battlestar universe. It certainly fits that bill, but the use of ethnic instruments allows the song to feel much farther away than it is. The haunting melody builds up into a distorted explosion of guitars, taking you for a journey before leaving you right back where it began. All this has happened before, and all this will happen again, indeed.
2. Paco De Lucia – Rio Ancho
If a type of music was capable of physically moving a person from a humdrum life to an idyllic spot somewhere along the ocean, flamenco would be it. This tune has a way of making me forget the cold weather and the endless concrete canyons outside my window. I think the music calls attention to itself, if only because it places complexity and accessibility side by side. Playing flamenco requires a lot of practice and even more natural talent, but I don't think anyone needs a musical ear or an understanding of the culture around flamenco music to enjoy it. Also, where the first three songs all shift lower moods to higher ones, Rio Ancho stays consistent, reflecting its intent as a dance piece. Besides, what better way to escape a lousy mood than by going somewhere foreign?
1. Paul Gilbert – Radiator
Ah, Mr. Gilbert. For anyone that knows me, it's probably no surprise that he found his way to the number one slot. "Radiator" is off of Paul's first instrumental album Get Out Of My Yard, which catapulted him onto the stage with other great guitarists of our time, like Steve Vai and John Petrucci. I suppose I'm biased since I saw him play this in the flesh, but I've always loved the song for having true rock n' roll attitude with an underscoring of hopeful sadness. There is a constant struggle between hoping and doing that sets this song apart from the others I've listed – the playing is raw and conflicted. Where the first four were escapist, this is more personal. Paul's playing shifts these emotions around, not letting either one gain the upper hand until the solo section when the attitude takes over for good. The urge one gets at the end is simple – Wake up. Go. Do.
There you have it. Readers, feel free to list and/or suggest your own rainy day music!