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School launches new DNP program area
Columbia, Mo. — The University of Missouri Sinclair School of Nursing (MU SSON) is launching a new online doctoral program area with a $250,000 investment from the university. The new nursing leadership and innovations in health care area of study within the current doctor of nursing practice (DNP) program will allow students to prepare for nurse executive roles.
"The complexity of today's health care systems demand that top nurse executives receive doctoral preparation," said Judith Fitzgerald Miller, MU SSON dean. "Nurse executives must be able to manage complex information systems, reimbursement for care and safety challenges and translate best practices into daily care delivery."
The nursing program area is one of 16 new online programs in which the university has invested in order to respond to the increased demand for online learning opportunities and enhance the number of graduates in specific industries.
"This program will prepare nurse executives by reaching them wherever they work and reside through online program delivery," Miller said. "The new curriculum provides leadership development coupled with health care innovation and entrepreneurship."
The school's RN to BSN and all graduate programs are offered in an online format. The new leadership and entrepreneurship area will be the sixth DNP area of study offered by the school. Other areas of study include adult-gerontology and pediatrics clinical nurse specialist and family, pediatrics and family psychiatric and mental health nurse practitioner.
The university funds will defray startup costs of developing the curriculum, including purchasing any software necessary to offer the courses. Other university programs included in the new initiative include hospitality management, public administration, education, energy efficiency, geospatial intelligence, public health, interactive media, health communication, architectural studies and biomedical sciences. All the programs will be developed and taught by MU faculty.
"We are pleased to begin offering online programs in these in-demand subject areas," MU Provost Brian Foster said. "Producing graduates with the skill sets and preparation needed to advance these industries is at the core of our mission at the University of Missouri."
Demand for online education is at an all-time high.
"Mizzou has been offering distance education for more than 100 years as part of fulfilling our land-grant University mission," said Jim Spain, vice provost for undergraduate studies and interim vice provost for e-learning. "Our offerings have more than doubled and our enrollments have grown 78 percent in the last five years. However, Missourians and distance students everywhere continue to ask for quality, affordable online higher education. These new online programs will not only help students be more globally competitive, but also help meet our state leaders' goal of having a more highly educated Missouri."
* The MU News Bureau contributed to this report.
Author Nichole ClarkPosted on February 12, 2013 August 9, 2016 Categories NewsTags 2013
Low-income Pregnant Women in Rural Areas Experience High Levels of Stress; Mothers' and Babies' Health at Risk, MU Researcher Says
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COLUMBIA, Mo. – Stress during pregnancy puts mothers' and their babies' health at risk, previous research has shown. Now, a University of Missouri study indicates low-income pregnant women in rural areas experience high levels of stress yet lack appropriate means to manage their emotional and physical well-being. Health providers should serve as facilitators and link rural women with resources, the researcher suggests.
"Many people think of rural life as being idyllic and peaceful, but, in truth, there are a lot of health disparities for residents of rural communities," said Tina Bloom, assistant professor of nursing and Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Nurse Faculty Scholar at MU's Sinclair School of Nursing. "Chronic, long-term stress is hard on pregnant women's health and on their babies' health. Stress is associated with increased risks for adverse health outcomes, such as low birth weights or pre-term deliveries, and those outcomes can kill babies."
During interviews with nearly 25 pregnant women from rural communities in Missouri, Bloom and her colleagues learned financial problems plagued the women. Financial stress was exacerbated by the women's lack of employment, reliable transportation and affordable housing. In addition, the women said small-town gossip, the isolation of their rural communities and the interdependence of their lives with their extended family members also increased their stress levels.
"To the women I talked with, getting jobs was their ultimate solution," Bloom said. "Self-reliance is a value in rural populations, and I think that's what these women were expressing—that their circumstances were difficult and stressful, but if they had the ability to support themselves financially, they would be able to lift their families out of poverty."
Mental illness also affected many of the women, with nearly two out of three showing symptoms of major depression and one in four experiencing moderate to severe Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Many of the women had significant violent experiences in their lifetimes, and one in five was in an abusive relationship at the time of the interviews.
"Prenatal visits are key opportunities for health providers to talk with expectant mothers about their stressors, especially since many rural areas have fewer or unsatisfactory resources such as mental health care and domestic violence shelters," Bloom said. "Clinicians making referrals to resources should consider doing warm hand-offs, which involves sitting with the patients and making calls together or introducing them in person to people who can help them. Health providers also should keep in mind that rural woman have increased concerns about confidentiality and gossip and don't want to feel judged."
Bloom said rural clinicians need to ask pregnant women about their stress levels and their exposures to violence. In addition, medical providers need to let women know about available resources.
"The rural Missouri women I met have incredible strength and resilience," Bloom said. "Many of these women were living in very difficult circumstances with minimal resources. Health providers should remember that these women have amazing strengths and acknowledge those strengths when they work with them."
Bloom cautions that these findings are from a small sample of women who primarily were low-income, unemployed young Caucasian women in partnered relationships and are not necessarily representative of the larger population.
The study, "Rural Pregnant Women's Stressors and Priorities for Stress Reduction," was published in Issues in Mental Health Nursing.
Author Nichole ClarkPosted on January 29, 2013 August 9, 2016 Categories NewsTags 2013
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The Simpsons Season 24 Finale PREVIEW: "The Sage of Carl; Dangers on a Train"
By Jensen
Tonight on FOX our favorite show, THE SIMPSONS returns with the season finale of the 24th season. On tonight season finale show called "The Sage of Carl; Dangers on a Train" In the first part of the season finale event, Homer (Dan Castellaneta), Moe (Hank Azaria), Lenny (Harry Shearer) and Carl (Azaria) win $200,000 in the Springfield Lottery.
But when Carl takes off to Iceland – his homeland – with all the winnings, the guys embark on a Nordic adventure to get the cash back. Then, in the second part of the season finale episode, Marge mistakes a swinging Ashley Madison-type website for a Dolly Madison-type cupcake site, not realizing it's a destination for married people seeking liaisons.
On the site, she meets the charming "Ben" (guest voice MacFarlane), who pursues her after they learn they share a love for a "Downton Abbey"-type TV series, "Upton Rectory." Ben's wife is guest-voiced by comic Lisa Lampanelli.
"The Sage of Carl; Dangers on a Train" episode of THE SIMPSONS airing Sunday, May 19 (8:00-9:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. So don't forget to tune in!
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Kinshasa, DRC – The Democratic Republic of Congo's electoral fee has mentioned that 20 p.c of the polling stations within the capital, Kinshasa is not going to open for voting on Sunday.
The electoral fee (CENI) instructed Al Jazeera 1,600 stations out of seven,939 within the metropolis is not going to open for voting due to a scarcity of voting machines.
Voters can be directed to different polling stations within the metropolis, CENI mentioned.
Fireplace destroyed one of many fee's essential warehouses in Kinshasa earlier this month.
CENI mentioned the blaze destroyed 8,000 of 10,368 voting machines due for use in Kinshasa.
Town is dwelling to about 15 p.c of the 46 million registered voters within the nation.
The opposition Lamuka coalition mentioned the choice to not open the stations was one other tactic by the electoral physique to disclaim voters the possibility to train their democratic proper.
"All that is manoeuvre the electoral fee is doing to try to exclude some Congolese from voting. We wish peaceable, democratic and truthful elections to be held this Sunday in the entire nation," Rudy Mandio, senior adviser to Lamuka chief Martin Fayulu, instructed Al Jazeera.
"They're coming daily with new dangerous surprises. After Beni, Butembo and Yumbi, it is now 20 p.c of the folks of Kinshasa who're excluded," Mandio added.
In the meantime, in Goma, the provincial headquarters of North Kivu province, protesters sad with the postponement of elections in two cities within the province burned tires and blocked roads earlier than safety forces used tear gasoline and reside rounds to disperse them.
CENI mentioned voting within the cities of Beni and Butembo will happen in March subsequent 12 months on account of an ongoing Ebola outbreak within the area.
The outbreak, which was declared in August, is the second deadliest in historical past and has claimed the lives of greater than 320 folks.
The fee additionally delayed the vote within the western metropolis of Yumbi till March following ethnic violence within the space that left not less than 100 folks useless.
The elections have been repeatedly delayed, resulting in lethal road protests.
The vote was first scheduled to happen in 2016 however was postponed to December 23 after CENI mentioned it didn't have the sources to carry the polls.
Polls have been then delayed by every week to December 30 over the continued Ebola outbreak and the dearth of voter supplies, following a fireplace on the fee warehouse.
As many as 21 candidates are operating to succeed long-time chief Joseph Kabila, who's stepping down after 17 years in energy.
DR Congo, a mineral-rich nation in central Africa dwelling to greater than 60 p.c of the world's cobalt, has by no means had a peaceable switch of energy because it gained independence from Belgium in 1960.


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Located approximately 220kms northeast of Perth, the 100% owned Cadoux kaolin project is the foundation of the Companys HPA strategy and was selected for its superior kaolin quality and characteristics. FYI is currently undertaking testwork for its suitability for HPA processing and refining. Testwork to date has been very positive (achieving targeted 99.99% grade and 97.1% mass recovery of Al2O3 / HPA) which has encouraged FYI to commence a PFS. The PFS is expected to be completed in June 2018.
Remarking on the proposed drilling program, Mr Roland Hill, FYI Managing Director, said This drilling program is significant to our overall HPA strategy in that it will provide us with a number of key points of project information but will more importantly improve our knowledge to assist with determining future developments. The benefit we will gain from the program is substantial given what is planned for further advanced metallurgical testwork, in contributing to the overall quality of the resource, and, to our understanding of the feedstock potential of the Cadoux deposit.
FYIs is positioning itself to be a significant producer of high purity alumina (4N or HPA) in a rapidly developing LED, electric vehicle, smartphone and television screen as well as other associated high-tech product markets.
The foundation of the HPA strategy is the superior quality aluminous clay (kaolin) deposit at Cadoux and exceptional positive response that the feedstock has to the Companys moderate temperature, atmospheric pressure HCl flowsheet. The strategys superior quality attributes combine resulting in world class HPA project potential.
The information in this release that relates to metallurgy and metallurgical test work is based on information reviewed and compiled by Mr Daryl Evans, a Competent Person who is a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy (AusIMM). Announcements in respect to metallurgical results are available to view on the Companys website at www.fyiresources.com.au.


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'Don't ever do this': The controversial 'vagina scraping' procedure doctors are warning against.
Lorna Gray
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The term 'vaginal scraping' is enough to make most of us mentally cradle our nether regions — and that's before we even discover what it means.
The controversial procedure has started popping up all over our newsfeeds ever since Spice Girl Mel B told the Guardian she'd underwent the procedure.
She revealed that she got the inside of her vagina "scraped" to get rid of all traces of her ex-husband, Stephen Belafonte.
"They scraped the inside of my vagina and put new tissue in," she told the Guardian. "It's almost like a rape victim would do — essentially, you want to scrub yourself clean."
Mel B went public with allegations of sustained domestic and emotional abuse after her decade-long marriage to Stephen Belafonte ended in 2017.
Mel B with her ex-husband, Stephen Belafonte.
She spoke about vagina scraping once again when appearing as a guest on Jessie Ware's podcast Table Manners:
"I went to Dr Matlock [the Beverly Hills doctor who performed the procedure] and I said, 'I don't want to feel like the last person that was inside my vagina was this monster'. He examined me, he said 'legally there's nothing I can do about that because you don't need anything done'. I said could he just go in there and get everything out, but then pack it with fresh tissue."
She later explained that most women undergo the procedure, known as vaginal rejuvenation, "because they want to be made smaller," but she wanted to be "clean and new inside".
However, doctors are warning women not to get the laser procedure, which claims to reshape, tighten or 'renew' the vagina.
Gynaecologist and obstetrician Dr. Joseph Sgroi told Mamamia there's absolutely no need to get this treatment as your vagina replenishes itself, so to speak:
"The logic behind this treatment is completely flawed," explains Dr. Joe. "Cells in the lining of the vagina will replenish on their own - and in a very short space of time. It's completely unnecessary.
"Mel B had this procedure done under the guise of what was clearly a very traumatic experience. It's troubling this doctor carried out the procedure as psychological trauma could have led her to seek out what's essentially a cosmetic treatment to provide comfort. But those demons could still be there."
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According to Dr. Joe, vaginal rejuvenation is not only unnecessary, but it can also cause harm.
"The procedure claims to help the thinning of the vaginal tissue after menopause and improve sensation, helping with dryness and pain. But studies have shown laser vaginal rejuvenation can actually do more harm than good and can cause scarring, recurring pain and pain during intercourse. No gynaecological society in the world would recommend this treatment.
"Think about the skin on your lips. Would you laser a layer of skin from your lips to renew cells? The skin is very sensitive."
Incidentally, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued a health warning against laser vaginal rejuvenation last July.
Side note: We also spoke to Dr. Joe about what happens to your vagina post-birth. Post continues after audio.
Gynaecologist Dr. Jen Gunter also spoke out about so-called vagina scraping:
Dr. Gunter told Refinery29: "Women, should never, ever have their vagina scraped. Women should also not be offered untested procedures that seem to have no medical value. Any scraping of the vaginal epithelium [tissue] could affect the vaginal ecosystem and theoretically could spread HPV locally and would increase a women's vulnerability to infection."
"Douching damages the vagina so this sounds much worse," Dr Gunter continued. "Your vaginal epithelium completely regenerates itself every 96 hours. The surface cells are shed every four hours. If you want to remove physical residue of some horrible man's penis, your vagina has you covered."
Vaginal epithelium sheds the top layer every 4 hours and is completely replaced every 96 hours. If you want to remove the physical traces of a horrible man's penis, your vagina has you covered! https://t.co/rtE3CjVKTy
— Jennifer Gunter (@DrJenGunter) December 24, 2018
Vaginal scraping seems to be the latest in a long list of things we shouldn't be doing to our vaginas. We'll add it to steaming, douching, and vajazzling. As a rule, we should just leave our vaginas alone.
The fact 'scraping' was administered in this instance because of a psychological reason is all the more problematic, as well as medically unsound.
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for example, I don't like naruto manga while many like it. it's cool to discover other's opinions!
Well, I'm action man and some sports myself so if anyone else is then checkout Sengoku Basara,Hajime no Ippo:New Challenger,One Outs,Hero Tales.Theres more but cant think of them.
I RARELY watch the lovey dovey themes but in the case of Hatsukoi Unlimited I followed it cuz I like its development and art style.
I'm like dewey cox, I walk.......HARD.
I think it mostly matters on your age and your experience with anime/manga. You learn, you grow... I mean most of us wouldn't watch Scooby Do, but there was a time for most of us when we loved it.
Anime is the same. I don't criticize anyone for watching shonen anime even though I can't stand it.
I don't think anyone can recommend an anime to anyone else... there are 'good' anime, and there are 'popular' anime... many times those two are completely different, but it depends mostly on experience. I've watched one episode of Naruto in my life and though it was silly. Same with FMA. I've been watching 5-6 hours of anime every day for almost 20 years... I've seen thousands. Those two just do nothing for me. Does that mean people shouldn't watch them? Absolutely not. Some people love those anime to death, and good for them. It's great to have an anime you love.
If I recommend Genshiken or Haruhi, unless you've seen enough anime (meaning dozens of series) you won't like them, and you'll probably think they're 'bad'. There's nothing wrong with that, but remember an opinion is useless unless it's an *informed* opinion. So, you keep watching anime, you grow, you learn, you have more and more to compare your favorites to, you become informed. It's basically like trying to teach Einstein's Relativity to someone who hasn't had basic physics classes yet... relativity is just stupid unless you have a background to understand it.
I do see a lot of people recommending anime who themselves have only seen a couple of series... it's so tempting to jump in and comment... but, the more you grow, the less important it is to 'teach'... you just have to let people find the truth for themselves.
Whatever anime you're watching and enjoying, great. Just always try to remember some have years and years more experience, some have less experience... so, unless you are exactly where the other person is, you really can't know what anime they would like, or consider good.
Having a large arsenal of anime behind you is a great thing.That's why I'm able to give personal recommendations and general recommendations. From seeing so many, you can list a few titles that the general public would be interested in and give a few stranger titles that might pull in that person specifically.
I am the man your mom warned you about!!!
Long ago all four nations lived in harmony, untill the fire nation decided to attack. Only the avatar- master of all four elements could stop them. But when the world needed him most, he disappeared. 100 years later... Kutara and her brother Sokka found the new Avatar forzen ice. He was an Air bender named Aang.
Gungrave is a great anime, sort of like the Godfather only with more sci-fi, and in the anime style. It's very original though, and the music is good too.
Air gear, the starts kinda weird but its really good!
Ghost in the shell: awesome, amazing!


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Everything You Need To Know About Tonight's Election Spin
I don't usually re-publish emails straight from political parties, but this collection of quotes following the 2001 elections, emailed by the DNC, is pretty telling.
NRCC Talking Point: "The 2001 Off-Year Elections Have No Bearing On Next Year's Mid-Term Elections. These Races Revolved Around Local Issues And Local Candidates. There Were No Discernable National Trends." NRCC Talking Points: "The 2001 off-year elections have no bearing on next year's mid-term elections. These races revolved around local issues and local candidates. There were no discernable national trends." [Hotline, 11/7/01]
RNC Comm. Director: "It's Laughable To Suggest That This Has Any National Implications." Hotline noted that, GOPers "downplayed the two defeats." RNC comm. dir. Trent Duffy: "It's laughable to suggest that this has any national implications." [Chicago Tribune, 11/7/01]
"A Bush Political Adviser Says The Current Campaigns [For Governor In Virginia And New Jersey] Turn On Local Issues, While National Conditions Will Color Next Year's Results." The Wall Street Journal reported that, "Republicans say a Democratic sweep of the off-year races for Virginia and New Jersey governors and New York City mayor wouldn't presage next year's crucial midterm elections to control Congress. A Bush political adviser says the current campaigns turn on local issues, while national conditions will color next year's results." [Wall Street Journal, 11/2/01]
Republican Pollster: "Giver How Sour The Economy Is And Given How Sour Some Of The Leading Economic Indicators Have Gone…I Think It Speaks To The President's Strengths That His Approval Ratings Are Still Up There." Gannett reported that, "'Given how sour the economy is and given how sour some of the leading economic indicators have gone, and how sour many Americans feel about their own personal well-being and the depletion of their personal portfolios, they haven't shot the messenger yet,' said Republican pollster Kellyanne Conway. 'I think it speaks to the president's strengths that his approval ratings are still up there.'" [Gannett, 8/31/01]
Republicans "Downplayed Any Larger Symbolism In The Races, Insisting They Represented 'Personal Triumphs,"…But Were Not a Repudiation Of Bush Or Republican Policies." CQ reported that, "Republicans 'downplayed any larger symbolism in the races, insisting they represented "personal triumphs" for Mark Warner in Virginia and James E. McGreevey in New Jersey, but were not a repudiation of Bush or Republican policies.'" [CQ, 11/7/01]
Cynthia Crowley: "On Both Sides Of The Aisle, They're Saying Anybody That Tries To Predict What This Means For Next Year Is Nuts." CNN's Cynthia Crowley said, "I think what you're going to see tomorrow is what you might expect, which is, Democrats -- who have some good wins here, let's not take it away from them -- in New Jersey and Virginia are going to say, hey, look, this is prelude to next year. But I can tell you, on both sides of the aisle, they're saying anybody that tries to predict what this means for next year is nuts." [CNN NewsNight, 11/6/01]
Washington Times' Lambro: It's "Difficult If Not Impossible To Find Any Political Significance In The Off-Year Elections That Involve Only A Couple Of Governorships, Dozens Of Mayoralty Races, And State Legislative Races." Donald Lambro of the Washington Times wrote that it is, "difficult if not impossible to find any political significance in the off-year elections that involve only a couple of governorships, dozens of mayoralty races and state legislative races." [Washington Times, 11/7/01]
Of course, the hypocrisy goes both ways -- no doubt Democrats were proclaiming doom for the GOP. It seems pretty clear that new Jersey and Virginia vote for the out-of-power party every four years now. Yes, there's a lot more energy on the right, but no, this election (the outcome of which I don't yet know, except Virginia) isn't evidence of it.
I think basically everybody in politics understands this. I also think the political news media will tend to treat the elections as important, because the media has a bias toward reading importance into every new thing that happens. If you're going to have a discussion on cable news about what the elections mean, the producer isn't going to be veyr pleased if everybody says it doesn't mean anything.
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The Kills Announce 17th Anniversary Double Album Reissue of No Wow
A new mix of the title track "No Wow" is out today
Written By Grace Ann Natanawan
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The Kills announced a 17th-anniversary (interesting number choice but sure why not) deluxe reissue of their 2005 album No Wow out June 3 via Domino. The reissue features the original recording and a new mix by Tchad Blake.
Blake's mix of the title track "No Wow" is out now alongside an accompanying music video. Directed by Sally Walker-Hudecki, it features a collage of Super 8 footage with elements of the original 2005 video directed by Kenneth Cappello.
The deluxe edition features a gold foil gatefold LP jacket, black-and-gold smoke vinyl LP, an exclusive 5×7 print, and a four-page booklet. A 2 CD including both versions, a single LP version of the Tchad Blake Mix 2022 on black vinyl and indie exclusive gold vinyl, and a single LP version of the original No Wow album on black vinyl are also available. Pre-order is available now via Domino and the band's new web store.
The Kills Are Ready to Roar
To celebrate the reissue, The Kills will be performing No Wow in its entirety in Los Angeles and Brooklyn this June. Second dates have now been added in both cities due to overwhelming demand. The band will also be opening for Jack White at the Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, CA on June 4.
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Nachi Robotic Systems Inc. Has Relocated to a New and Much Larger Facility
Nachi Robotic Systems Inc. has relocated to a new 65,000 square foot facility to meet the growing demand for robotic products and services.
Nachi Robotic Systems Inc (NRS) has moved to a new building located at 42775 W. 9 Mile Rd. Novi, Michigan 48375. In order to meet the growing demand for robotic products, such as the industry's fastest spot welding robots in the SRA Series or the ultra high-speed and compact MZ07 Series robots, Nachi has moved into a much larger facility to meet the needs of our customers. Moving to the new location will consolidate the training and manufacturing facilities under a single roof, providing a central location for all of your robotic needs. The new 65,000 sq. ft. Nachi Robotic Systems facility will provide extensive floor space for setup of robots and integration of robotic systems set for delivery to customers. Nachi will also have more technology available for viewing in the Robotic Technology Demonstration Area, which is used to showcase the latest robotic products and cutting edge technologies to customers. The new engineering and service offices will be located adjacent to the manufacturing floor to assure the continuation of exceptional product support our customers have come to expect from Nachi Robotic Systems Inc. Nachi Robotic Systems Inc. based in Novi, Michigan was established in 1989 and delivers robotic systems to customers across the North America.
Nachi Robotic Systems Inc. is the North American Robot Headquarters for sales, service, engineering, and program management. Nachi Robotic Systems is a full-service robotic supplier with five branch offices throughout North America.


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These sweet boys agree that they need one another, especially at bed time.
It happened just last tonight actually.
Ethan fell asleep in my bed.
"Mom, make sure Isaac sleeps with me. He always sleeps with me. Make sure that he is on the inside."
Isaac is especially needy and lonely at bedtime. Kind of funny considering that he is older.
Ethan has secretly enjoyed the control he has over his own bed.
For the first time ever he REALLY has something Isaac wants and he knows it.
It feels good for him to be able to exercise independence.
I remember when I found out I was pregnant with Ethan.
Isaac was only 8 months old.
I was scared and somewhat unhappy about my pregnancy sentence so soon from Isaac's birth.
I look back now and am so grateful for the timing.
Grateful for Ethan and what he adds to our family....but, more about that a little later.
I hear ya sister!!! I could just kiss those cheecks.


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On Tuesday, the New York Times revealed an internal Department of Justice document suggesting the feds might start suing colleges that take race into account when weighing applicants. The note was a call for lawyers who might be interested in pursuing such cases, though DOJ officials have since insisted they were actually just looking into a single college that allegedly discriminated against Asian American applicants. But the document's revelation, coupled with a subsequent report in the Washington Post, raises the question of whether the United States government is about to go to war with affirmative action.
Such a crackdown would certainly be in keeping with the conservative agenda Attorney General Jeff Sessions brought to the department—one that has loosened oversight on local police departments and has worked to restore some of the most draconian aspects of the war on drugs.
It would also be a total Trump move to invigorate his identity-politics-despising base and distract from recent policy failures. Like many of the president's other initiatives, an assault on affirmative action might not hold up under judicial scrutiny given that the Supreme Court decided just last year that the University of Texas was allowed to use race as one of several factors in weighing applicants.
But to find out what it would look like if the DOJ actually did start targeting schools that take race into consideration, I called Sigal Alon, author of Race, Class, and Affirmative Action and an authority on the subject at the University of Tel Aviv. Here's what we talked about.
VICE: What would it mean if Donald Trump or Jeff Sessions wanted to make America's colleges white again, in keeping with their alt right following? What could they actually do?
If we step back for a second, the frustration toward affirmative action is fueled by several socioeconomic and academic trends that have shaped the lives of Americans over the past three decades. So among the economic trends are the rising of inequality and declining socioeconomic mobility.
Meanwhile, the higher education system has expanded, but the competition in admissions became serious. If you add the cost of college education and decline of financial aid, what you see is that the level of socioeconomic diversity at elite institutions has been declining steadily since the 70s. So some groups are feeling left behind. You can say that their frustration with affirmative action is coming from the same forces that brought up Trump. This is what his base wants.
Of course, it's easier to abolish affirmative action than to change the tax code or pass the health bill. It's a diversion.
To step backward for a moment, what exactly are we talking about when we talk about affirmative action in 2017? Is it a public policy or a voluntary initiative that some institutions engage in?
In the United States, it's a voluntary policy. There is now law or quota or mandate that forces the institution to give some preferences to some groups. It started in the 60s as part of the civil rights movement [when] several elite institutions noticed their students bodies were completely white and from the East Coast—and decided to give special treatment to blacks. And in the 90s, during a wave of increased immigration from Latin America, they started giving some preferences to Hispanic students, as well.
So does this happen at every college, or just those that decided they wanted to participate?
In general, you need affirmative action only at selective, elite institutions of higher education. Because the majority of colleges and universities in the United States and elsewhere admit almost everyone—or let's say 80 percent of the applicants. So when you open admission to that many people, you don't need affirmative action, because you get diversity anyway. Only where the pipeline is very narrow and the competition is very steep is where you don't have natural diversity, because the affluent and well-educated have more of a chance to get preparation in high school and therefore an advantage in getting in. We're talking about a very small number of institutions that practices affirmative action. So we may wonder why it's such a big debate when it's such a small policy.
Is there any uniformity in how affirmative action is practiced?
So admissions are holistic. That means admissions consider other criteria besides grades and test scores. They look at extracurricular stuff, like volunteering, and your essays and your circumstances. And in that process, which as you may guess is not transparent, they say that they take into consideration the race and the ethnicity of the applicant. So we don't know the weight that gets. But you can see from the outcome that they do take this into account, because in places where affirmative action was banned like the University of California and in Texas, there was a sharp decline in minority students.
When affirmative action was implemented, did we we see an uptick in minority applicants to colleges? And are we likely to see fewer people of color apply if that's taken away?
Yes, yes, yes. Again, we see this in states that abolish affirmative action. It's not only the number of minority students that decline but the number of minorities in the applicant pool. So it's tough. When you have affirmative action, they know their chances are higher, but it's also about a welcoming environment. Otherwise, there might be one black student in a class, and nobody wants to study in such a situation.
I know you're not a lawyer, but what's your sense of how this might play given the Supreme Court has repeatedly said some consideration of race is kosher?
It's very difficult to know what the Supreme Court would decide given the recent personnel changes. But even before, it's a very divisive topic. One judge could change the ruling. And the Supreme Court has already made it more difficult for institutions to implement affirmative action. They want some more accountability. So an institution cannot just say they gave admission to a minority student because they want diversity. That's not enough. The institution has to bring evidence that it tried every other option available that is race-neutral to increase racial and ethnic diversity, like implement various programs, before they started using affirmative action. The court sees the benefit of diversity but would prefer that people achieve that with race-neutral means. Of course, that's quite impossible. And that's a very important point to keep in mind. But the institution has to prove they tried.
So the University of Texas did a great job demonstrating they had these programs, which is why the court granted them the option to continue with Affirmative Action. There will be another institution that is less diligent in designing race-neutral admissions policies before they do racial preferences. I don't know what the court decision will be then.
Will college admissions staff immediately change their policies in anticipation of lawsuits?
I tell my students: "Affirmative action is a band-aid, and we need open-heart surgery." So affirmative action is a really small but effective policy. This is why the amount of attention it gets is so puzzling. There are already seven lawsuits in the pipeline right now—the pace is rising all the time. So I'm sure institutions are already very diligent about the court scrutiny. I don't think they will change anything right now if they haven't done it so far. It's very difficult to predict what will happen politically in the United States, but I think we have to see it as a part of a class war. And it's easier to target affirmative action as a scapegoat than to make changes in the distribution of wealth and political power.
Sociologically speaking, could a nod from the administration like this have a trickle-down effect that changes not just college admissions but hiring, too?
The affirmative action debate is so divisive that I don't really see people changing their minds. Either they're against it, or they're for it. I don't think it will have an additional effect. Eventually, even if the Justice Department pursues and sues institutions, it will arrive in the hands of the Supreme Court justices.


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How has Zen3 managed to maintain it's price after over a year?
It's because AMD is supply constrained. They don't have to lower prices on their desktop parts because they're going to sell every single piece of silicon they produce. Even if demand falls off in the face of ADL (which does appear to be happening, just very slowly), they can just repurpose...
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Forum: AMD Processors
Aquacomputer Quadro Pump Control Question
Sounds like you have a bad QUADRO.
Forum: Water Cooling
Make sure you haven't offset the connector by a pin or something (I've done this before) and if that's not an issue, try connecting it to a motherboard fan header to see if you can read the RPM or control the pump that way. If neither works, your pump may be bad.
You're connecting it to a fan header (all the QUADRO has), so it shows up under fans. Just rename the channel so you know what it is and control it from there.
Horizon Zero Dawn (Official Discussion Thread)
We get it, you don't like it. You're not going to convince anyone by repeating the same thing with more BOLD CAPITAL LETTERS.
New Samsung Odyssey G9 with MiniLED announced
*complains about vertical resolution* *turns around and says resolution isn't actually important*
AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR) Launched with Radeon Software Adrenalin 21.6.1
In other words, nothing we didn't already know. (Also, lol at "poor image quality.") Technically the only requirement is Shader Model 6.4 support, so the 900 series should be fine in that respect. Of course, if this were an NVIDIA product, those cards would have been locked for no other reason...
The Hardware Unboxed video linked above has a few comparisons in motion.
The interpretation of the launch day performance and quality of FSR makes it really easy to pick out the people who were never going to give it a chance in the first place. My thoughts: * It looks better than I thought it would at Ultra Quality and Quality modes and appears to be a fine...
I don't think anyone in this thread is "lapping it up," but it does have one indisputable advantage for people running Pascal cards: it's better than anything NVIDIA offers them.
Noctua's Fanless 'Passive CPU Cooler' Slated to Arrive Soon...
Not the NF-A12x25. The NF-A12x15 has been out for some time, but that's not a good fan for anything other than applications where you can't fit a 25mm fan.
Meanwhile, I'm still painting NF-A12x25s for people almost two years since they said the chromax version was supposed to come out.
Alphacool drops some new radiators and some new coolant, or is it?
Numbers change very little at the low end because you're restricted in how much heat you can remove from the loop for a given delta by the low airflow. As for your claim about decreasing difference between inlet and outlet temperatures, you're still talking about a constant heat load, which is...
Correct (at constant temperature, anyhow.) Incorrect. At greater flow rates, you can dissipate more heat at the same delta as you can with a lower flow rate. Say you dissipate 250 W at 1.0 GPM for a 10 C delta, you might be able to dissipate 300 W at 1.5 GPM while maintaining that 10 C delta...
Yes, but you can dissipate MORE heat at the same temperature (so still in equilibrium) at higher flow rates. This isn't controversial.
This isn't really true. At equal temperature, a loop in equilibrium is dissipating more heat at higher flow rates than lower because the mass flow rate is higher.
It is true of every radiator, but not necessarily to the same degree. XtremeRigs testing back in the day did a pretty good job of fully characterizing the performance of a radiator across a range of liquid flow rate, airflow, and static pressure.
This isn't really true in general. At lower fan speeds even thick, low FPI radiators can struggle against good thin radiators like the HWLabs Nemesis GTS or XSPC TX. You tend so sacrifice other things with these sorts of radiators - flow restriction in the case of the GTS due to the thin tubes...
6800 XT Midnight Black
Nice! I secured a 6700 XT for my wife before doubling back to try and grab one of these but they were out of stock by then. Love the black cooler.
Forum: AMD Flavor
Hand lapped my 5950x
They're far from flat, at least in the case of the two cold plates I've had. Both of them were visibly wavy.
Be careful with AMD direct guys and gals
Just for the record, my 6800 XT direct from AMD was packaged acceptably.
Anandtech and Gamers Nexus 11700k Reviews
It's not bad it's just the worst. :D
I don't really agree with that; its price-per-core is worse than every other CPU in the lineup, the gaming performance is indistinguishable from the 5600X and lags behind the 5900X in certain scenarios, and it runs hotter than either of those two chips owing to the fact that it's driving two...
The coping and rationalization from some people around the web about this review is fascinating; from magical BIOS fixes, to memory speeds, to cooling, to the fact that the motherboard used is under NDA when the CPU isn't, there's nothing that isn't suspect.
I wonder if this one will have more local dimming zones than the original? Might finally make it worth a purchase.
A "[H]ard" surface mouse pad?
Oh, maybe that would explain it; they were GSs. Brain fart.
I don't know what constitutes crappy mouse feet, but I always used quality mice from brands like Logitech.
Man, I wore two Ratpadz XTs smooth in a matter of months. I don't know how people use them for years.
High Amperage fans using PWM Splitter
The Q&A on the product page says they recommend staying below 54 W total, or about 4.5 A.
Triple passive Mo-Ra3 experiment - advice?
The splitting and combining essentially cancel each other out in terms of pressure. As for the slower flow through each radiator, the reduction in flow rate is actually what causes the pressure drop to be lower, so it's kind of two sides of the same coin.
He's actually right as far as the large pressure drop goes, if not the reason. The flow rate is the same because it's an incompressible fluid in a sealed loop, but the pressure drop is pretty large across a MO-RA. The pressure drop is actually reduced by its use of round tubing, but it's still...
Worse Load Temps on EK 360MM AIO than Noctua NH-U14S
Your first picture looks like a bad mount; the paste spread isn't even at all and the paste on the left looks like there isn't good pressure there. Do as Pabaisa says and re-paste then remount the block, paying special attention to the way you tighten it down. I don't know if the EK AIO mount...
Ex-Intel Engineer Slams Misguided And Flawed Apple M1 Benchmarking Practices
From Francois, the same guy who thinks "race to sleep" is only a thing when Intel does it.
Rocket Lake benchmark leaked
I didn't actually. Maybe you're thinking of someone else? This I agree with, and it's something Intel has a problem with currently (and will until Alder Lake is released.) This ranges from debatable to outright FUD.
Forum: Intel Processors
"IPC per clock." They're already matching or surpassing Intel and Rocket Lake most likely isn't going to be worth buying even if they claw back a 5-10% single threaded performance lead. That performance lead will shrink as you pile on the threads, and it will run out of threads long before...
They could with hand-tuning of the design, but why bother? Not worth the investment.
New 5950x build with Corsair Vengeance RGB docp no go
Make sure you're on the latest version of Thaiphoon Burner; the data is updated pretty regularly. I have a set of Micron E-Die sticks that it couldn't identify using a version just two minor versions out of date that it fully identifies with the newest version. Even if that doesn't work though...
Those sticks are on the QVL, but not in a 4-DIMM configuration. Download Thaiphoon burner, confirm the ICs used on those sticks (should be Micron E-Die), and then use Ryzen DRAM Calculator (read the guide here) to get something approaching proper timings and voltages required to get this...
There are a lot of "Vengeance" branded kits from Corsair. Which kit did you get, specifically?
Sounds like I need to do some OCAT runs!


We need to realize there's a severe issue with evolve, TRS, the community AND 2k here. We're ALL at fault. We need to accept this and improve ourselves, not hugbox and say everything is fine.
The game's quality has rapidly gone downhill since beta.
We're on a plane heading towards a crash. The only problem is the only people trying to stop it are being chewed out and being treated like crap for it.
Save yourselves, for gods sake.
I want this game to survive, but we're just killing it off faster by the day. Cut it out. Stop just blaming a single party. We're at fault because we refuse to improve ourselves, TRS is at fault because they caved in and listened to whining and bickering- not statistical proof and evidence, as well as a faulty product. 2K is at fault for banking high and pricing high on an experimental toy that's on a downward spiral.
Come on guys, cut it out. Band together and DO SOMETHING already.
Enough with the Shitposting, the memes, and enough with the praising everything as perfect. There are issues. Adress them or we are stagnant. And with stagnancy comes death.
You said the game was fine? Why does it only have 1000 players on PC AND DROPPING? We had 21k on release, and dropped to 15k before the week was over. WE LOST TWENTY THOUSAND PEOPLE.
And don't even TRY to claim that there's however so many million on XBONE or PS3. We do not have factual numbers, unlike Steam.
Wake up people. We're trying to help.
I'M trying to help. Half the time it feels like almost none of you have any sense around here.
Of course, people are going to stick fingers in their ears and go LALALALA I CANT HEAR YOU and just flag and report this, instead of facing the truth.
Please just listen, for once.
They're not ignoring the problem, we're not ignoring the problem, NOBODY IS IGNORING THE PROBLEM, for GODS SAKE Sarias.
Edit from The_CreatorX: Please refrain from throwing around insults at other users.
Keep it clean and friendly please.
You are part of the reason people want to stay away. Improve yourselves for gods sake.
Or, you know, you could just be completely wrong and hold an unpopular opinion about the game.
There is an ISSUE here. We need to ADRESS it.
I wouldn't be saying this if I didn't care about the game.
I feel like this is one of those threads that go downhill fast.
If you have access to statistics that no one else does, please share them with us. Then you might have a case.
I hope not. If the OP sees a problem that no one else has caught before, then he can help the community resolve it.
… dude… I thought you left…unless… YOUR ALREADY BACK!
Oh, you're pretending everything is fine.
First of all, look at the complaints, look at the people complaining, look at the balance issues.
The only statistics we have so far is claims made by 2k and Trs for marketing sake. The only factual statistics we have are that of Steam's.
Unless Microsoft or Sony belches out the factual numbers of players on their consoles, we will have to assume that no console playercount is true.
We fix the community, and we can then give TRS/2K criticism, who can then fix the game.
I have considered trying to organize a 24 hour boycott for players across all platforms to show our seriousness about getting matchmaking fixed (I still cannot fathom how/why Monster is my LAST CHOICE yet I'll be given Monster up to 3x in a row. No … just, no.), but in all honesty I have played Alpha, Beta, pre-ordered the game, bought the Season Pass, and bought skins for my favorite hunters, and have literally played Evolve every day since it's release and I don't know if I'd be able to stick to my boycott LoL. Seriously, I love this game and all the hunters and any combination of them.
That being said, that doesn't mean there isn't issues.
Pfft, I love how you're making it sound like the community could fix crap. Oh we threw out some terrible suggestions now did we? Because at the end of the day that's all they are, suggestions. THEY have the telemetry, the dev codes, the know how, the marketing, the EVERYTHING. People need to understand that there is no "we".


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The Shillong Times
Mukul signs MoU with Canadian state on pig rearing
By From Our Correspondent on January 13, 2014
Chief Minister Dr Mukul Sangma and Ms. Alison Redford, Premier of Alberta, sign the MoU in the presence of Mrs Deborah Marak on Sunday in Delhi.
New Delhi: Meghalaya, which consumes a large quantity of pork but faces supply deficit, will get some relief with the Hill state signing an agreement with a Canadian State Alberta here on Sunday.
"The MoU also opens up possibilities of collaboration in the allied areas of animal genetics, pulses, food processing, food safety, water conservation and grain handling," Chief Dr Mukul Sangma said.
The MoU was signed by Dr Sangma and Ms. Alison Redford, Premier of Alberta, in the presence of Mrs Deborah Marak, Minister, Animal Husbandry and Veterinary.
The MoU is an outcome of discussions held over the last two years between Meghalaya and the Alberta government to encourage staff level consultation and take advantage of opportunities
in the livestock sector with particular focus on piggery value chains.
The Chief Minister expressed confidence that the signing of this MoU would pave the way for a significant improvement in the mother stock, breeding practices and technology adoption in the State and in scaling up opportunities for livelihoods for local youth in pork and meat processing.
Meghalaya faces deficit of 8,932 tonnes in beef production and 1,395 tonnes in pork production annually.
The state had tried to meet the demand and reduce the deficit by trying to setting up more cattle farms and piggeries besides importing from Canada.
The signing of the agreement will pave the way for importing new breed of pigs from Canada. The initiative would lead enhanced production of pork besides ensuring better quality, and the Canada-based firm has better management skills when it comes to production of pork.
It may be mentioned that the Centre has revoked the ban on import of pigs.
Earlier, Dr Sangma also pointed out that the quality of pork available remains to be ascertained as no one knows its source. "It is important to ascertain the source of the meat from where it comes as many diseases are linked to consumption of pork," the Chief Minister said.
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Saravana Bhavan owner dies in Chennai hosptial


Homeopathy (also spelled homeopathy or homoeopathy), from the Greek words homoios (similar) and pathos (suffering), is a system of medicine, notable for its practice of prescribing water-based solutions that do not contain chemically active ingredients. The theory of homeopathy was developed by the Saxon physician Samuel Hahnemann (1755-1843) and first published in 1796. It has a wide and growing popularity in areas where it is practiced today, but the way homeopathy medicines work and many of the fundamental principles of homeopathy like the theory of the vital force and chronic miasms are still hotly debated.
Homeopathy calls for treating "like with like" (law of similars). The practitioner considers the totality of symptoms of a given case. He or she then chooses a remedy that has been reported in a homeopathic proving to produce a similar set of symptoms in healthy subjects. This remedy is usually given in extremely low concentrations prepared according to a procedure known as potentisation (see the Principle of Dilution below), because it is held that this process gives higher dilutions more therapeutic power.
Homeopathy was developed by Dr Samuel Hahnemann (1755-1843) starting with his recognition of the Law of Simila as a general therapeutic law. Although people like Hippocrates and Paracelsus (born around 1493), had proposed & used similar ideas in their times, it was Dr. Hahnemann who first recognised & applied this therapeutic principle as a general law.
In the 18th century, the medical science was still very unscientific. The knowledge about human body, diseases and the modalities of treatment were poor and vague. Methods like blood-letting, leeching, purging were the common treatments for most ailments. Practically the whole of the 18th century in Europe was marked by a plethora of theories and hypothesis concerning the nature of disease and its causation. Consequently methods of therapeutic practice were as numerous and diverse as the theories propounded. The uncertainty and lack of any fixed principle of healing disappointed Dr. Hahnemann.
So Dr. Hahnemann relinquished his medical practice & devoted himself to the translation of great medical classics of his time. In 1790, when Dr. Hahnemann was engaged in translating William Cullen's (a Scottish physician) materia medica from English to German, his attention was arrested by the remark of the author that cinchona bark cured malaria because of its bitterness & tonic effects on stomach. This explanation appeared unsatisfactory to him. In his youth he had travelled in a particular area of Hungary where Marsh Fever or Malaria had been rife. He had used the herb, Cinchina Bark, but his experience did not support the conclusion of Cullen's paper. He decided to carry out some experiments of his own.
So he developed the principle that a substance which will create the symptoms of a disease in a healthy person will actually cure the symptoms of the disease in a sick person. Hahnemann called this principle "similia similibus curentur" or "let like be cured by like". He went on to "prove", as it is called, some 67 remedies on his many healthy students, family and friends. His findings were published in Materia Medica Pura of 1810. Many of the substances Hahnemann used were highly poisonous, for example arsenic and mercury, and to avoid the toxic effect, he experimented with smaller and smaller doses. By experimentation, he found that successive dilutions of a substance became progressively more medicinally active, and less toxic.
The first and most important "natural law" expressed by Hahnemann, the one from which homeopathy derives its name, is similia similibus curentur—let like cure like. This means that the appropriate substance to treat a disease is one which induces similar symptoms in a healthy person. Then, it is crucial to know the symptoms associated with various substances, remedial pathogeneses. They are to be determined by drug provings on healthy persons, in which subjects take the remedy and record all physical, mental, emofreptional and modal changes in symptoms.
Hahnemann developed the system of homeopathic dilution, where one part of the starting material (usually plant extract) is diluted with 99 parts of diluent (usually alcohol and water). The mixture is then "succussed" or "potentised", which is a rhythmical shaking of the liquid which helps to release the energy within the substance. The dilution is called a 1C homeopathic potency. The process of dilution can be repeated with the 1C potency to make a 2C potency, and so on until the desired potency is reached. Hahnemann discovered that by administering infinitesimally small doses, he not only cured ailments without undesirable side effects but in fact the cure was more effective than with larger doses. Later two more scales for menufacturing homeopathic medicines were created. The Decimal scale developed by Hering uses the 1:9 ratio for successive dilution, whereas the LM scale given by Dr. Hahnemann uses a dilution scale of 1:50,000.
Read in detail all the principles of homeopathy.
Modern science recognizes that an organism's response to stress occurs in a highly organized and interrelated manner. In homeopathy the concept of homeostatic balance on physical levels is expanded to include the mental and emotional realms as well. In other words, one's body, mind and emotions are viewed as always working to maintain a relative degree of homeostasis or balance. Because the body, mind and emotions respond in unity to stress, the homeopathic approach to understanding disease is holistic. This means an attempt is made to evaluate any problem in the context of the whole person–physically, mentally and emotionally–and to understand how the person is limited.
The homeopathic approach does not combat disease symptoms in the same manner as one would in conventional practice. Instead, homeopathic philosophy states that if the organism is brought back into balance, the symptoms of disease (imbalance) will resolve accordingly. The homeopathic means to this end is unique to each person; therefore, whereas a conventional diagnosis is based on a defined set of common symptoms, and will be treated conventionally with common treatments, a homeopath looks for a broad and unique picture of imbalance specific to each person.
An example of this difference between conventional and homeopathic practice can be made by looking at how each would approach an inflammatory condition. Conventional practitioners might view a chronic inflammatory disease as the result of an overly-aggressive immune system, and could make a diagnosis based upon a pattern of common symptoms. They could then choose from any number of anti-inflammatory or immune-modulating agents, hoping to suppress the problem.
For a homeopath, the signs and symptoms of inflammation are just the starting point for understanding the full breadth of disease. The common signs of inflammation–'rubor, calor, dolor and tumor'–are simply the tip of the iceberg. A conventional diagnosis would not be specific enough for selection of a remedy, and one would need to consider other broader or unique expressions of disease.
The effort to target inflammation alone is also be viewed by homeopaths as 'suppressive', meaning that although the most obvious symptoms of imbalance (eg., inflammation) may be quelled, the underlying stress and imbalance from which this problem arose have not changed. Therefore, a person with a chronic inflammatory condition is treated but not cured. Homeopaths also view the effort to suppress symptoms as one which occurs at the expense of the rest of the organism. That is, if the organism works as an integrated whole, one cannot single out and combat individual symptoms without the battle spilling over in effects on the whole.
Therefore, to rid a person of their chief complaint is not enough in homeopathy. The improvement must also be in line with a general 'direction of cure'–if a person's chief complaint is resolved, one should not see a subsequent problem develop at a deeper or more vital level of function.
Homeopathy has a two hundred year track record of curing illness. Homeopathy received widepread public attention through its effectiveness during epidemics of cholera in the 19th century. During the great influenza epidemic of the 1920's, homeopathic hospitals reported low death rates, while hospitals employing conventional medicine reported death rates of 20% to 30%.
Since the late '40's, double blind trials testing homeopathy on various medical conditions have led to mixed results. Some are claimed to support the use of homeopathy. In other cases, this method of evaluation proved itself incapable of documenting the success of homeopathic cures.
In a report published in the September 20, 1997 issue of Lancet, Dr. Wayne Jonas, head of the Office of Alternative medicine, and Dr. Klaus Linde, concluded that, when the evidence of the 89 studies of homeopathy judged to be of good quality was pooled, homeopathy was deemed to be 2.45 times more effective than placebo.
In 1996, an unpublished study from the Homeopathic Medicine Research Group, an organization formed by the European Union to determine the effectiveness of homeopathy, concluded that homeopathy was more effective than a placebo… and the probability was only 0.027% that this result might be due to chance! Remarkably, a group skeptical toward homeopathy had assisted in the study's design.
Another, more recent, study stated "Compared with placebo, homeopathy provoked a clear, significant, and clinically relevant improvement in nasal inspiratory peak flow, similar to that found with topical steroids." British medical Journal August 19th 2000.
Today, as we learn more and become more sensitive to the relationships between all living things, homeopathy has rightfully attracted the interest of a great many intelligent, inquisitive and preceptive minds within both the lay and the medical community.
Such was Hahnemman's success, particularly with endemic and epidemic diseases, that homeopathy quickly spread throughout Europe and across to America. Dr Fredrick Harvey Foster Quinn introduced homeopathy into Great Britain in the late 1820's and in 1849 he founded the London Homeopathic Hospital.
Homeopathy was brought to America in 1825 and rapidly gained in popularity, partly due to the fact that the excesses of conventional medicine were especially extreme there, and partly due to the efforts of Constantine Hering. Hering developed the doctrine that symptoms always move in a particular way: from the surface to the interior, from the extremities to the upper part of the body, and from less vital to more vital organs. His "Laws of Cure" state that the cure must take place in the reverse order of the appearance of the symptoms (first in, last out).
Nearly as important as Hahnemann himself to the development and popularization of homeopathy was the American physician James Tyler Kent (1849 – 1921). His most important contribution may be his homeopathy repertory, which is still widely used today.
Homeopathy reached its peak of popularity in America in the decades 1865-1885. In the 1930s the popularity of homeopathy began to wane, especially in Europe and the United States, partly due to advances in biology and conventional medicine, partly due to a decline in coherence in the homeopathic community and partly due to increasing influence of AMA on medical practice. Homeopathy experienced a renaissance in the 1970s that continues to this day. George Vithoulkas, who studied in India, where the homeopathic tradition had remained strong, was instrumental in resurrecting homeopathy in Europe.
With advent of computer technology, the ease with which large symptom databases can be used has brought about profound changes in the way homeopathy is practised. Today a large number of homeopaths use personal computers to sift through hundreds of thousands of pages of provings and case studies. The homeopathic repertorisation software have made practicing homeopathy much more easier.
Where is Homeopathy Popular Now?
Homeopathy is particularly popular in France, England, Germany, Greece, India, Pakistan, Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, and South Africa. Approximately 40% of the French public have used homeopathic medicines, and 39% of the French physicians have prescribed the medicines. About 20% of German physicians occasionally utilize these natural medicines, and 45% of Dutch physicians consider them effective. According to a survey in the British Medical Journal (June 7, 1986), 42% of British physicians survey refer patients to homeopathic physicians, and a New York Times article reported that visits to British homeopaths is growing at a rate of 39% a year.
Despite these impressive statistics, homeopathy is particularly popular in India where there are over 180 five-year homeopathic medical schools. Homeopathy is also growing very rapidly in the United States. Market research shows that sales of homeopathic medicines have grown at a rate of 25-50% per year during the past ten years.
There are estimated to be over 500,000 physicians practising homeopathy world wide, with an estimated 500 million people receiving treatment. Over twelve thousand medical doctors and licensed health care practitioners administer homeopathic treatment in the United Kingdom, France, and Germany. Since 2001 homeopathy is regulated in the European Union by Directive 2001/83/EC. The latest amendments to this directive make it compulsory for all member states to implement a special registration procedure for homeopathic drugs.
In India, there are nearly 180 homeopathic medical colleges, 7500 government clinics, and 307 hospitals offering homeopathy treatment. Approximately 35 are government colleges, rest are managed by private bodies. Homeopathy is the third most popular method of treatment in India, after Allopathy and Ayurveda. It is estimated that there are about quarter million homeopaths in India. Nearly 10,000 new ones add to this number every year. The legal status of homeopathy in India is very much at par with the conventional medicine.
In the United Kingdom, as in most countries, homeopathic remedies may be sold over the counter. The UK has five homeopathic hospitals where treatment, funded by the National Health Service, is available and there are numerous regional clinics. Homeopathy has a core of public support, especially in Scotland and also from the English royal family.
In the United States, homeopathic remedies are, like all healthcare products, subject to regulation by the Food and Drug Administration. However, the FDA accords homeopathic remedies a treatment significantly different from that accorded to other drugs. Homeopathic products are not required to be approved by the FDA prior to sale, not required to be proven either safe or effective prior to being sold, not required to be labeled with an expiration date, and not required to undergo finished product testing to verify contents and strength. In the United States only homeopathic medicines that claim to treat self-limiting conditions may be sold over the counter, while homeopathic medicines that claim to treat a serious disease can be sold only by prescription.
Homeopathy's popularity in the United States is growing. The 1995 retail sales of homeopathic medicines in the United States were estimated at $201 million and growing at a rate of 20 percent a year, according to the American Homeopathic Pharmaceutical Association. The number of homeopathic practitioners in the United States has increased from fewer than 200 in the 1970s to approximately 3,000 in 1996.
In Germany, about 6,000 physicians specialize in homeopathy. In 1978 homeopathy, along with anthroposophically extended medicine and herbalism, were recognized as "special forms of therapy", meaning that their medications are freed from the usual requirement of proving efficacy. Since January 1, 2004 homeopathic medications, albeit with some exceptions, are no longer covered by the country's public health insurance. Most private health insurers continue to cover homeopathy.
In Austria homeopathy has been a recognized part of the medical system since 1983. In Switzerland homeopathy is one of the five classes of complementary medicine.
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Dina Foguelman (n. Buenos Aires, 1936) es una investigadora argentina en cuestiones ecológicas, en especial en lo que respecto al efecto del nitrógeno en el suelo. Se desempeña como investigadora en el Instituto Nacional de Tecnología Agropecuaria (INTA).

Biografía
Obtuvo su titulación de grado en la licenciatura en Ciencias naturales orientación botánica, en la Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales de la UBA en 1960. Y de postgrado como doctora en Ciencias de la Universidad Pierre y Marie Curie, Universidad de París VI, Francia, en 1970.

Ingresa en 1965 al INTA - EEA Pergamino, especializándose en investigaciones en ecología de nitrificantes del suelo; nitrógeno en el suelo y humus en los suelos de cultivo. En 1975 se establece como planificadora en el Ministerio de la Producción de la provincia de Buenos Aires.

Algunas publicaciones

Libros
 . 2010. Los pedales de la bicicleta: la evaluación en la educación ambiental. Editorial Kaicron www.kaicron.com.ar ISBN 978-987-1758-04-3

 . 2009. Que es la ecologia / What is ecology. Vol. 42 de Monde diplomatique (Series) (Buenos Aires, Argentina). Editor Capital Intelectual S A, 205 pp. ISBN 9876141597, ISBN 9789876141598

 . 2004. "Memoria Verde". Plaza edición: Bs. As, y Random House Mondadori, 352 pp. ISBN 987113830X, ISBN 9789871138302 resumen en línea

 2003. Pests and Diseases in Organic Management: A Latin American Perspective. Ed. International Federation of Organic Agriculture Movements Head Office, Oekozentrum Imsbach, 103 pp. ISBN 3934055311, ISBN 9783934055315

 . 1999. Buenos Aires y sus ríos: el agua en el Área Metropolitana. Edición ilustrada de Lugar Editorial, 132 pp. ISBN 9508920696, ISBN 9789508920690

 . 1998. Nosotros y la naturaleza: recursos naturales y formas de intervención humana. Buenos Aires: La Llave

 . 1995. Ecología. 2: biodiversidad, poblaciones y conservaciones de recursos vivos. Buenos Aires: Conicet. ISBN 9506870152, ISBN 9789506870157

 -------------------. 1994. Ecología: el agua en Argentina. Buenos Aires: Conicet

 -------------------. 1992. Introducción al curso de ecología y medio ambiente: el agua en Argentina. Buenos Aires: Conicet

 -------------------, . 1992. Fauna y sociedad en Argentina: nuestros compatriotas silvestres. Buenos Aires: edición ilustrada Lugar Científico. 132 pp. ISBN 9509129631, ISBN 9789509129634

 -------------------. 1966. Etude de l'activité biologique en particulier de la minéralisation de l'azote, de quelques sols du Languedoc et du Massif de l'Aigoual. Vol. 30 de Centre d'études phytosociologiques et écologiques; documents. Editor Centre national de la recherche scientifique - Centre d'études phytosociologiques et écologiques, 304 pp.

Capítulos
 1994. Materiales de trabajo para la capacitación en geografía. Publicación Buenos Aires : Ministerio de Cultura y Educación de la Nación. Argentina

Editora
 IFOAM '98, Argentina: Organic Agriculture, the Credible Solution for the XXIst Century : Proceedings of the 12th International IFOAM Scientific Conference : November 15th-19th, 1998, Mar Del Plata, Argentina. Vol. 12 de Proc. of the ... international IFOAM sci. conference. Editores Dina Foguelman e IFOAM c/o Ökozentrum Imsbach, 267 pp. ISBN 3934055036, ISBN 9783934055032

Honores
Miembro de:
 Equipo de Formación y Redacción de material impreso para profesores, Dirección General de Cultura y Educación, Provincia de Buenos Aires, 1995.
 Comisión Directiva MAPO.

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Profesores de la Universidad de Buenos Aires
Escritores en español del siglo XX
Escritores en inglés del siglo XX
Porteños
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