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Letters to the Editor: 11-21-2012

When the Occupy Eugene site was closed in December last year, we went peacefully under the impression that certain promises made by our City Council would be followed through. We went under the false understanding that those who had no place to call their own would be taken care of, that they would not face another winter, sickness and probable death, alone on the streets without at least the option for a warm place to sleep. We thought that despite everything, we had made some small but solid victories.

We now face another winter and what we took as promises have yet to have been made good on. There was never a wet-bed shelter provided, nor the women’s and children’s shelter that was talked about, and all the work people have done to create an Opportunity Village was not enough to encourage the city to take appropriate action.

None of the things discussed as solutions by our city and task force on homelessness has happened and we are now looking to the cold months of winter with little more to offer the unhoused community but our regrets that we did not fight harder to keep the site, and our own promise that we will keep fighting for them.

When people are allowed to die on the street because of bureaucracy and apathy it can only be described as murder. Whose hands will the blood be on when the temperatures begin to drop and the deaths begin to pile up? We must make a stand and demand our local government respect people over policy.

This year there will be no site, no camp, no hope for the most downtrodden and marginalized of our community. Our social services are already maxed out and the numbers of unhoused people in Lane County keep growing.

We were tricked into believing certain steps would be taken in defense of the unhoused by our local government, in what seems now to be a ploy just to get us off their backs, just to keep us silent, and will undoubtedly result in the unnecessary deaths of fellow human beings.

Gwendolyn Iris, Eugene

I have noticed an error in your newspaper. You state that Cowfish is the best singles scene in Eugene and then you state that Cowfish is the best gay bar in Eugene [readers’ poll in Best of Eugene, 11/1].

Can’t be. No straight male is going to go into a gay bar because he doesn’t want to fend off advances all night long.

I went into a gay bar once, in 1965, in Champaign, Ill. I didn’t realize my mistake until I had a Pabst Blue Ribbon in front of me. I expect never to return.

So you need to publish a correction. Either Cowfish is a straight bar or a gay bar. It can’t be both.

Jim Humphries, Eugene

On the afternoon of Nov. 5, I crossed the pedestrian crosswalk between 8th and Broadway on Willamette, turned onto Willamette towards Broadway and did not get on the sidewalk for half a block and instead walked in the gutter. I was stopped by a Eugene police officer who brusquely instructed me to provide some ID for illegally walking in the street. I asked the officer if had been obstructing traffic and stated that I thought it seemed inappropriate for him to stop me simply because I had been walking in the gutter. The officer responded that I had not been obstructing traffic.

After finding that I do not have any outstanding warrants he allowed me to go without writing me a citation. He did fill out paperwork, which he stated was evidence of the encounter and a warning of sorts.

I felt terrible during and after the encounter. I felt my rights and freedom had been taken from me without due cause. I believe that the officer, an armed authority figure, had no grounds to stop me and even less grounds to demand that I provide ID. The encounter made me feel small and powerless and reinforces negative stereotypes about police and their capricious and belittling use of the power entrusted to them.

I am an ER nurse at University District hospital and work daily with the police to help care for the folks of our community. By and large I have nothing but accolades for the police of Eugene and Springfield and the courtesy and compassion they display to the marginalized population that they so frequently work with.

However, it only takes one small instance, like my experience, to further entrench all of the negative stereotypes that surround police: Essentially, that police are to be feared, not trusted and have the ability to take one’s freedom away without due cause. Abuse of power lessens the authority that police struggle to maintain.

Philip Pfanner , Eugene

Climate change that large companies, people afraid to face their fears and the media (a subsidiary of big corporations) claim isn’t real is the thing that will destroy civilization.

I can say with sadness that I’m glad Hurricane Sandy came up and hit the East Coast. We Americans are the main cause of greenhouse gasses and its time that the information, which the media has so misrepresented came to everyone’s attention.

My parents both live in New Jersey and had a power outage for seven days; other people are suffering, too (some more). I must explain that I don’t want this planet’s sentient life to experience more suffering; on the contrary I want all groups profiting from climate crisis to stop.

The process of revoking a corporation’s charter used to be done quite frequently — when they stopped serving the public good. Now those who are actually making our planet unlivable get away with a fine, the cost of doing business. The fiduciary obligation (making money), not nature and mind have become our gods.

There are lots of groups talking about climate change. Citizens Climate Lobby is one that is making progress. I found out in the last conference call that with more moisture retained in our atmosphere and the average temperatures rising worldwide we can expect tropical diseases in our very own U.S.A.

To end this I will mention that mosquito-carried malaria has killed one third of the population that has ever lived on Earth.

David Ivan Piccioni, Eugene

Charles F. Thielman’s Nov. 8 letter advocating a name change for Lane County initially struck me as ridiculous. Joseph Lane was undoubtedly racist, but really, how many in his time believed that all men (never mind women) were literally created equal? And suppose we did change the name? Then what? Many of the Founding Fathers owned slaves; JFK was a compulsive adulterer; should we therefore change the name of every government entity that honors them? Where do we, where does Thielman, draw the line?

And let’s not even address the question of how much it would cost to change all county signs to … what? Chip Kelly County?

However, when I expressed the above concerns to my friend Dan Betty, he offered a solution that both Thielman and I might be able to live with: Hold an official ceremony, a dedication if you will, renaming the county in honor of a more worthy American named Lane, a Lane who was not a racist. This would have the useful effect of purging the county of any tinge — real or imagined — of institutional bigotry, as well as saving taxpayers untold thousands of dollars.

So then the question becomes, who will the new Lane County namesake be? My suggestion: the man immortalized in the book Paper Lion, the great Detroit Lions football player and admirable human being, Dick “Night Train” Lane. Yes, I know, he has no connection to Oregon. Well, George Washington has no connection to that state to the north of us. Others will undoubtedly offer their own candidates; perhaps EW should sponsor a referendum, but I don’t mind saying that “Night Train” Lane County would be change I could believe in.

Mike Kopf, Eugene

EDITOR’S NOTE: How about Lois Lane (Superman’s main squeeze), iconic actor Nathan Lane, the Beatles’ “Penny Lane,” or?

The impression of government workers in popular culture is often less than great. We’re fortunate here in Eugene to have a Public Works department that really does work.

A few weeks ago, after a post-game party night, an intersection near me was covered in broken glass. We’re not just talking a bottle or two, this was a major hazard to bicyclists, pedestrians and pooches. One simple call to Eugene Public Works at 682-4800 and within an hour or two a street-cleaning truck arrived — wow. In the past I’ve called in potholes, leaves in the bike lane and other concerns, and they have never failed to be both friendly and responsive. You can also email them or use the website to submit a request online at www.eugene-or.gov/pothole

How lucky we are to have such great service! Thank you to the dedicated employees of Public Works.

Tree Bressen, Eugene

I wish I could have helped you.

I didn’t know you were out there, alone and suffering, or I would have come sooner. As soon as I heard (a kind woman spotted you and let us know), I went in search of you. When I found you, my heart broke. A young, beautiful black cat that should have been in a warm house being pampered, not lying under a tree in the cold and the rain with your eyes crusted shut, covered in feces and urine and so dehydrated you felt more like a piece of leather than a cat.

I hoped there was something that could be done for you and took you to the vet. It was too late to save you. Your eyes were so infected they had turned to liquid and were draining. The infection so bad, it had probably spread to your brain. I would have done anything to save you but even heroics couldn’t help you.

We gave you the only gift we could; we ended your suffering Nov. 8 and made sure during your last moments on earth you knew you were loved. Somebody cared about you. Somebody cried for you. Rest in peace sweet kitty.

What happened to this cat is totally preventable. Spay/neuter, vaccinate (we have great resources like the city of Eugene Spay/Neuter Clinic and Willamette Animal Guild). Do not abandon. Very few domestic cats can make it on their own. Think long and hard before you get a pet; they are a lifetime commitment and are expensive to care for. Don’t turn away when an animal needs help. If you can’t help, tell someone who can. We can make a difference.

Lyllian Breitenstein, Springfield

THE 12 R’S

Has anyone else besides me noticed the following alphabetical anomoley of the letter “R” as it relates to the Republicans and their huge election loss? Here goes: Republicans, Romney, Ryan, Rove, Rush, racists, rednecks, rich, robber barons, religious conservatives, right-wing Tea Baggers and, of course, idiotic comments about rape. I thought about taking the “w” out of wrong, but we all know that “W” was wrong, so we should leave that one alone.

Jay Schwartz, Eugene

Regarding your Slant comment Nov. 1, a suggestion to Barack Obama to “send Timothy Geithner and his buddies back to Wall Street”: You hit the nail on the head. If you would like confirmation — in spades — read Bailout: An Inside Account of How Washington Abandoned Main Street While Rescuing Wall Street by Neil Barofsky, the former special inspector general in charge of oversight of TARP. Barofsky exposes the whole bloody mess. And shows clearly, “if you are who you hire,” then Washington, D.C., is full of complete morons. Geithner and his gang of Wall Street thieves have raped and plundered this entire nation — legally.

There are more criminals, per capita, in the securities industry than anywhere in the entire world. These people have no conscious, no morals, no ethics, etc. And our government still protects them. Barofsky’s comments about AIG are especially interesting.

Frank Skipton, Springfield

This letter responds to Kim Myers, and her call to administer drug tests to all welfare and financial aid recipients (Letters, 11/01). First, are you aware that drug testing welfare recipients in Florida actually increased the budget for Florida’s welfare program? It costs more money to ensure that welfare recipients remain “drug free” than just giving welfare to whoever qualifies.

Second, your argument “After all, it is government money!” implies that we should drug-test everyone who receives public aid or wages. Do you also suggest drug-testing residents of the East Coast who are receiving aide from FEMA? Or all elected officials? Or all instructors at state universities?

Third, federal financial aid comes with a 2.0 GPA requirement. You are arguing this is not enough because some can “party” and be adequate students simultaneously. How extensive is this problem? What percentage of financial aide recipients at LCC, state and private universities — both undergraduate and graduate — use drugs and party? Will this law be enforced with equal aggression at Harvard as it is at LCC? This proposal isn’t about being fiscally conservative. It’s about excluding a certain demographic from attending college. A cheaper, easier, more effective and fair change would be to raise GPA requirements.

Tim Haley, Eugene

Losing is no fun. I can attest to that. Winning is better. And we who supported President Obama won “big time,” to quote former vice-president Dick Cheney. It will be a while before the entire significance of this win rolls out. But some of the obvious ones are: Threatening women with anti-health-care laws doesn’t work, attempting to return to the bad old days of voter suppression à la Jim Crow doesn’t work, and hiding under a gauze of empty platitudes doesn’t work either. What does work is sticking by the middle class, supporting our children in all of their educational needs, helping those who need it obtain health insurance and getting us the hell out of foreign wars and not starting any new ones.

Winning is better. What the president, Senate and Congress do with this mandate is what will really make the improvements in our lives that we all want and, definitely, voted for.

Gerry Merritt

When I went to college if you were caught with a girl in your dorm room you were expelled, even if it was your own mother. This “hippie” is not use to “having conservative values” but I wager if the UO bounced a few citation-ed party rowdies the problem would magically disappear; behind the closed doors where it belongs.

Vince Loving, Eugene


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EU leaders need civil society to legitimise their decisions

European leaders can no longer rely solely on elected politicians to pass on messages from their citizens. They also need civil society to ensure that their policies are more firmly rooted in citizens’ concerns, and to make their decisions more legitimate. Civil society represents millions of Europeans in all walks of life. The crisis has been further strengthening its role, both as a mouthpiece for voicing discontent, and also in providing an extra pair of hands, to act where help is needed and where budget cut-backs have reduced the welfare state to a minimum.

If the EU wants to regain the trust of its citizens and continue to operate, then all governments, EU leaders and civil society stakeholders must make the case for EU reform. Local engagement of people, their businesses and associations will give more powers to EU civil society, to bodies such as the European Economic and Social Council and ultimately to European citizens. These were the highlights of the Civil Society Day debates organised yesterday by the EESC in Brussels as part of the European Year of Citizens.

Over 250 civil society representatives gathered in Brussels to seek ways in which the young and old in Europe could gain better knowledge of their EU rights and become involved in the democratic life of the Union. Participants called on the EU institutions to stop putting procedures before results and involve citizens in actions and campaigns that affect them directly.

On the Civil Society Day, President Nilsson launched the book “Civil society and democracy – the citizens’ shortcut to the EU”. It will serve as a guide for how citizens’ organisations can make their voices heard more clearly in Brussels. The examples, drawn from all over Europe, reflect just a fraction of all the work and passion that is put into civil society action on a local level and show how it can be successfully amplified on a European level.

Consult the book here.

Watch the debates and consult the event’s presentations on our website.

Civil Society Day was organized by the EESC in partnership with its Liaison Group with European civil society networks, with the European Year for Citizens Alliance, European Commission and Euronews.

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Water quality a concern

Updated: 2013-02-25 07:57

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Facing up to the country's ever-deterio-rating environmental conditions is the first step in dealing with them.

In its plan to control environmental risks during the 12th Five-Year Plan period (2011-15), the Ministry of Environmental Protection admits that some places face drinking water risks and cancer rates are increasing in some villages.

It is to be applauded that the country's top environmental watchdog has acknowledged the harsh reality and is willing to tell the public that environmental risks are threatening our existence.

In less than 10 years, the quality of groundwater had deteriorated rapidly. A survey conducted by the Ministry of Land and Resources from 2000 to 2002 found that 40 percent of the country's groundwater was below the third standard level. By 2009, the quality of 73.8 percent of groundwater was only at fourth and fifth standard levels.

If this trend continues, Chinese people will have no clean water to drink in the near future.

With reports of some chemical plants and paper mills directly discharging polluted water underground or into limestone caves, despite claims by some environmental protection experts that the chances are slim that industrial plants will be able to drill wells of more than 1,000 meters to discharge toxic wastewater underground, it is obviously sensible for environmental watchdogs to maintain heightened vigilance against such possibilities.

But it is not just the polluters that are to blame for the rapid deterioration in the quality of groundwater. The environmental watchdogs' inaction and poor performance have also contributed to the situation.

We have a water pollution control law, but it does not protect our groundwater because it is not effectively enforced.

This is because few local governments attach enough importance to the issue.

The investment in environmental protection is only around 1.5 percent of the gross domestic product, much lower than it needs to be.

Clearly, there is no time for foot-dragging if we are to safeguard the quality of our water and air. Local government leaders must be made to realize that the pursuit of unsustainable economic growth without enough thought being given to environmental protection will only further contaminate the water we drink and pollute the air we breathe.

Such development will lead to nowhere but a dead end.

(China Daily 02/25/2013 page8)


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Here are some great meal planning resources. If you came to my Meal Planning Class, I hope you found it helpful. If you have not attended a class yet and live in the Metro Detroit area be sure to check the Metro Detroit Meal Planning Class schedule to see when the next class is offered.

These printables will help you will all your meal planning needs

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Some of these are paid options for those of you who need a bit more help.  You can still save money by preparing your meals at home plus you can save at the grocery store. These savings can offset the small fees for these meal planning programs.

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eMeals – To start getting eMeals, just choose a meal plan based on your eating style, your family size and even your favorite grocery store. Every week, your meal plan arrives in your inbox – complete with seven simple, creative, family—friendly dinner recipes. Each includes an entrÃ©e and side dishes. Along with the meal plan, you’ll receive a detailed grocery list organized by section and coordinated with the weekly sales at selected stores. They take care of the meal planning, the grocery list and the budgeting – while you take credit for making healthy, home—cooked meals that your whole family will love. They offer a wide variety of lifestyle meal plans including Clean Eating, Paleo, Low Fat, Low Carb, Natural & Organic, Portion Control, Gluten Free, Classic, and Vegetarian meal plans. Users can choose from 12-month subscription term at $58, 6-month subscription term at $35, or 3-month subscription term at $21.

Meals by the Week  – This program takes meal planning off your plate. They plan dinner menus based on sale items at your grocery store. Currently, Meals by the Week publishes 18 different menus each week for grocery store chains, including Safeway, Hy-Vee, Trader Joe’s, Sprouts, and others. They also publish a Vegetarian and a 400 Calorie menu. The recipes are family-friendly, and they  build convenient menus based on real food.

  • Regional, healthy, fresh food delivered to your door
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The program is fairly pricey but does include the food.  It is also much cheaper than dining out and more healthy too!  You can use the coupon code HELLOMOM to save $20 off your first box to try it out.

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Katsuhiro Otomo is a hugely influential manga artist and film director, best known internationally for his groundbreaking science fiction epic Akira, painstakingly constructed over the course of the 1980s in serialised comic and animated motion picture forms.

Otomo was born in 1954 in Miyagi Prefecture, Japan. In his school years Otomo developed a strong interest in cinema. Foregoing the opportunity to attend art college, he moved to Tokyo seeking a career as a professional comic book artist, and in 1973 his first published work - Jyu-sei ('A Gun Report') - appeared in the weekly magazine Action. Over the next few years Otomo produced several more short stories for Action, covering a wide range of subjects and genres. In 1979 he started work on a science fiction serial called Fireball. Although this story remains unfinished, it marks Otomo's first exploration of science fiction themes that would resurface in his later work.

1980 saw Otomo start work on a new serial for Action that would put his work into the mainstream consciousness (at least in Japan). Domu: A Child's Dream was a psychological horror story based around two dueling psychics in an inner-city tenement block. The series, completed in 1982, was the first comic book work to win the prestigious Science Fiction Grand Prix Award.

Buoyed by this success, Otomo next began work on an ambitious project that would be his masterpiece - Akira. As with Domu, the story concerns psychics with destructive powers - in this case the psychics are children being sought by a paranoid military government to be used as super-weapons, and the backdrop is the vast metropolis of Neo-Tokyo, built on the ruins of Tokyo which was raized forty years previously by 'a new type of bomb'. The story (serialised in Young magazine from 1982-1990) eventually ran to over 2,000 pages of often microscopically-detailed draughtsmanship, with each installment featuring more elaborate settings (and imaginative - and usually spectacularly destructive - plot-twists) than the last. Akira had a revolutionary effect on manga comics.

As the comic continued to gain popularity and critical acclaim, Otomo was given the rare opportunity to oversee the adaptation of Akira to an animated film. Akira (the movie), written and directed by Otomo, was released in Japan in 1988, and was the top-grossing movie of that year. This was just as well as it had also been the most expensive animé film ever produced with a budget of over a billion Yen. Otomo cherry-picked some of the strongest concepts and imagery from the comic to tell a somewhat different story. It is a testament to Otomo's mastery of visual storytelling techniques that many key images in the film are lifted directly from the storyboard-like panels of the comic. Internationally, the film attracted a cult following through video and LaserDisc releases, and opened the floodgates for the export of other animé features and series (sadly including the dimmest of exploitation pieces) to the West.

Akira's transfer to the big screen was also Otomo's - he has rarely worked directly on comics since, prefering to direct and write for film. He directed a live action comedy (World Apartment Horror) in 1991, and penned the quirky animated film Roujin Z ('Old Man Z'). In 1995 he worked on Memories - an animated anthology of three of his early short manga stories, one of which he also directed. In 2001 he provided the script for Metropolis, based on a comic by manga pioneer Osamu Tezuka.

As with any 'superstar' director or artist, Otomo's name has received a prominent billing on some animé projects in which he has only had limited, or advisory, role. These include the sci-fi flick Spriggan, and the remarkable animated psycho-thriller Perfect Blue.

Katsuhiro Otomo has recently finished work on Steamboy, a 'steampunk' tale about a young inventor in Victorian England. This will be the second animé film in his career to be the most expensive ever made.

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One of four breeds of Dragon Kings. (The other three are the Anklok, the Mosok, and the Raptok.

The Pterok are from the North, and have a strong connection to the Element of Air. They resemble pteranodons and are great fliers. Extant populations exist in the Black Crag Mountains and the Vesathar Valley.

Breed Abilities: Athletics, Lore, and Occult.

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[Code] ......

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Doc Won't Treat Patients Over 200 Pounds
Haylen_WebMD_Staff posted:
A Massachusetts primary care physician no longer accepts patients who weigh more than 200 pounds, Boston's WCVB reports .

The doctor stated, "After three consecutive injuries (with other patients) trying to care for people over 250 pounds, my office is unable to accommodate a certain weight and we put a limit on it."

What do you think about this policy?

brunosbud replied to candyapplekiss's response:
Angry this doctor placed a weight limit on patients?

You think she has no right to deny heavy people of healthcare?

Please consider the following...

Let's talk about "Malpractice Insurance"

OB-GYNs, for years, have declined to see pregnant women who are overweight, typically referring them to specialists, instead. The reason: Obese patients are more likely to develop surgical and post-operative complications, thus, increasing risk to malpractice lawsuits.

Ultrasounds are more difficult to perform and interpret in obese patients. If they miss-read an ultrasound due to a patient's obesity, a plaintiff's attorney will argue that the patient should have been referred to someone with more experience under those circumstances.

Drug dosing is another area of great concern for physicians. Dosing must be modified for a morbidly obese patient; however, this is not simply a matter of larger body equals larger dose. The physician must differentiate between fat-soluble and water-soluble medications, and obtain an estimate of the patient's weight and body mass index to determine the proper dose of any given medication. Many times, determining proper dosing of drugs for the obese can be a stressful and dangerous guessing game.

In South Florida, ob-gyns who pay some of the countries highest rates for medical-malpractice insurance have decided on a different strategy to combat litigation bought on by patients"026More than half go without malpractice insurance coverage, altogether"026

excerpt: "...The phenomenon of practicing medicine without insurance, or "going bare," is most rampant in Florida, where health officials say more than 3,000 of the state's 89,000 licensed physicians have dropped their coverage..."

Dr. Rene Loyola says he has given up just about everything to keep practicing medicine.
The surgeon owns no home or land, and has no savings other than a retirement plan after 29 years in the profession. He says he frequently has to turn away patients who need his help the most.
Loyola blames all the trouble on soaring malpractice insurance rates that forced him to join the thousands of other doctors nationwide who have dropped their liability coverage.
"On paper, I have nothing. I'm a pauper. My wife owns everything," said Loyola, who made the changes to protect himself from lawsuits. "It's a good thing we get along"026"

Now, let's talk "nurses" and support staff at private practices and hospitals"026

Today, its estimated 2 out of every 3 hospital patients weigh between 200 to 300 lbs; 10% of all hospital patients weigh between 300-500 lbs.

OSHA guidelines state the maximum safe limit a nurse is supposed to lift is 35 lbs"026

A recent study on hospital workplace safety found that floor staff of hospitals (orderlies, CNAs, RNs) routinely lift 1.8 tons during the course of one 8 hr shift.

  • Nursing staff have among the highest back and shoulder injury rates of any occupational group in the country.
  • In a 2003 study by the state of Washington, based on Washington workers' compensation data, the average annual workplace musculoskeletal disorders (WMSD) claim costs for hospitals and nursing homes is approximately $32.8 million.
  • 2011 health and safety survey by the American Nurses Association showed disabling injuries from lifting are a top concern among 62% of nurses.

The problem is so serious, nurses are transferring to other medical related fields that don't require lifting"026medical coding, dialysis, case management, and pharmacy.

Now, let's talk about "additional costs" when treating the obese...(cont.)
brunosbud replied to brunosbud's response:
(cont."Additional Costs")

The Centers for Disease Control estimates that the cost of caring for an overweight or obese patient is an average of 37% more than the cost of caring for a person of normal weight. This adds an average of $732 annually to the medical bill of every patient.

Earlier, I discussed the difficulties for doctors using ultrasound on obese patients. Have you ever had an MRI or CT scan? Have you ever wondered how in the world big people fit inside those things?...

They don't"026Need special scan equipment...$$$

Have you ever lied down on a standard examining table in a doctor's office and felt it rather shaky and unstable? Have you ever wondered how in the world could a really big person could fit on such a table in complete safety?...

Not possible"026Need special reinforced table with higher weight rating...$$$

Have you ever noticed how tiny the examining rooms at a doctor's office are? Its crowded for three people (one nurse, one doctor and one patient"026spouse has to wait outside).
Have you ever wondered how an obese person in need of assistance in moving from a lying position to a seated one can receive any assistance in a room so small?

They can't"026Need newly remodeled examination rooms that can safely accommodate 6-7 people or equipped with special hoisting equipment...$$$

Physicians, like any business, can decline service to whomever they choose for any reason as long as it's not discriminatory.

If it was choice between practicing medicine without malpractice insurance and workers comp for my nurses and choosing patients that present less risk, less, I had two kids I needed to send to college...

What would you do?

An_247623 responded:
I don't like this policy at all. If a patient is mobile there should not be much of a problem. I know a person that barely weighs 100 pounds but can't help with mobility due to dementia . This person is dead weight. Maybe it is more difficult to deal with that than with an overweight person who can help himself. In a truly difficult situation, where lifts are needed, there may be a need to refer the patient to a practioner that can handle it.
cbeezy8117 responded:
I think this is ridiculous... what's next!!! It's so amazing to see what this world is coming to. Well now if you think about it theres ppl out there that have all kinds of disorders that could be way more dangerous to be around but your right we should be cautious of the over weight people they might break my toe if they step on it..... but dont worry about that person with split personality that shot some one for looking at him the wrong way or the person that has depression and suicidal thoutghs that might try and hurt them self with something in your office or the most common one the cluts that might trip over your foot and sue you.... wow maybe we should not see or treat anyone in person. There are so many ways patients and medical staff may get hurt this is just so out there i can't even think about how hurt or embarrassed this women feels... or how it makes so many others feel bet the familys will be able to sue you when your policy causes some one to harm them selfs or worst... think about that one... JUST SAYING PEOPLE!!!!
3point14 responded:
A doctor is allowed to choose patients who he/she can best serve. If I was over 200 lbs and knew a doctor felt he couldn't give me adequate care and viewed me as a liability, I'd rather he not see me and waste both of our time.
3point14 responded:
Where does it say anywhere in this article that this doctor even feels like patients who are over 200 lbs shouldn't have a doctor AT ALL? I mean, even in the quote in this page all they seem to be saying is that their office can't accomodate it.

I don't see anywhere where anyone (besides ironically, the people commenting against this policy) said that heavy people shouldn't be able to have their medical issues addressed. The issue in this article refers only to this one practice...I mean, this doctor probably wouldn't serve a cat either, not because they feel a cat doesn't deserve to live, but because they are simply not equipt to deal with a cat.

It's really easy, in matters of weight, to take things personally and be offended where no offense is meant. I don't have any bias against heavy people (and have been called a chubby-chaser numerous times ) but that doesn't mean I'd want a huge person on the other end of my seesaw, either. I've found the people hardest on the obese are the obese, imagining judgement where there isn't any or feeling morally judged where the issue refers only to the logistics of weight.

As a formerly obese person (who only a few months ago earned a normal BMI because of a huge lifestyle overhaul), I just want to encourage people with weight issues to not seem to SEEK disapproval. It's easy to become sensitive about as one poster put it, such an "apparent" problem, but most people in the world have their own lives to worry about, and have better things to do than hate on people for their fondness for cake or thyroid issues or whatever.

Love thyself!
A_Findley responded:
As an overwieght person I am a little offended. However, I believe the doctor should offer to help the patient acheive a healthy weight. If they are unwilling then the doctor can simply ask the patient find someone else to treat them.
harli1965 replied to Anon_12611's response:
So, those people who NEED medical attention to HELP lose weight you agree should NOT receive the necessary treatments because they are obese? THAT is absurd! ALL people should receive medical attention if they need it. To discriminate against weight is the same as discriminating against race, creed, religion, or TAX BRACKET. MOST doctors smoke, drink, (some do drugs), and a majority of doctors I've met has weight problems themselves. You are ridiculous. I hope you never need a doctor and they refuse you on your stupidity level!
brunosbud replied to harli1965's response:
I explained, above, the financial aspects of this doctor's decision, yet, you continue to rant "discrimination".

Where does she say, fat people don't deserve healthcare?

Here's the main reason, imo, why she made this decision, though...

Nurses are the "horses" of healthcare. They're the ones that do the bulk of the work. They're the ones that administer care to patients. Its a fact. The more direct contact nurses have with patients, the better the patients health outcomes. Period.

In a small private practice, an experienced & highly trained nurse is like gold. They cannot miss work or the entire staff workload is in shambles. Other nurses must scramble to cover the overload.

Kids can't be picked up daycare...Lunches are skipped... Dinner is burgers...

Its a mess. imo, this is why this doctor made this decision. She has to protect her staff from injury. She has to protect her staff from burnout. The number one cause of short and long term disability of nurses?

Lifting too heavy patients. Period.

Hey, harli1965, are you willing to pay a higher copay so this doctor can hire more full-time nurses to cover for unforeseen injuries to her staff?

Well, are you?.....

...Yeah, that's what I thought...
3point14 replied to harli1965's response:
"Most" doctors have weight problems? Cite the source for that, please.

And even if a doctor has a weight problem, they're almost definitely NOT having their nurses carry them around. Which is the problem in this scenario, that nurses were getting injured on the job.

And discriminating because of something like race isn't the same as discriminating against weight because weight is something that you can change, whereas race isn't.
GlennCoco76 replied to sadblossom's response:
"Clinics and Dr's offices should be equipped with at least one personel that could manage a large person." So a doctor refusing to treat people based on weight is wrong, but they should be limited to hire staff based on how strong they are (which would remove most overweight profesionals from consideration)? Isn't refusing a job to a medical profesional who is physically disabled or aged past his or her prime as bad as to refuse treatment to "certain races, creeds, religions?"

To those who have never tried to physically lift a person your own size who is unable or unwilling to help, please understand it is difficult and dangerous for everyone involved. When that person is 50% or more larger than yourself there is the potinal for life altering injuries and death for everyone involved. Find a friend your own size willing to experiment and give it a try. Try to lift him/her from a bed to the floor and vice versa. I dare you.
GlennCoco76 replied to worn1's response:
CAMMSNP provided math to show the bare minimum cost of keeping a staff to move 200 pound people (of which I am one btw) and pointed out the injuries caused when 200 pounds of mass in the form an incapacitated patient falls on another person. I don't see how you get burn out or lack of profesionalism from math and physics. Please explain.
GlennCoco76 replied to brunosbud's response:
Just currious. I've noticed a large difference between the comments from medical profesionals and non-medical professionals. How frustrating is it to you that so many people have such strong emotions about this while knowing almost nothing of the details and mechanics and risks involved in treating obese people?
GlennCoco76 replied to cbeezy8117's response:
I've worked with the mentally ill for years. Nation wide they almost never randomly/intentionally shoot or stab medical profesionals (to state that happens/could happen is exceptionally bigoted and narrow mindedly ignorant). Injuries and deaths: probably under a dozen a year. Known suicidal people are never left alone and are never put in rooms with potental weaons. Clumbsy people slip and fall and sue so much there are already laywers who specialize in the practice but that isn't medical treatment related.
The injuries caused by falling patients are not broken toes but deep soft tissue damage of the back, compressed disks, torn ligaments, ripped tendons. And there are hundreds of thousands of related injuries caused specifically from heavy people falling on hospital workers and from lifting heavy people even when they are lifted correctly.
worn1 replied to GlennCoco76's response:
His whole attitude. The majority of the doctors I have worked with show concern for the patient along with the staff. His whole justification is money and lack of equipment and his injury along with possible injury to staff. His bias againts obese patients is showing. He still holds a grudge against the patient that caused his injury. If you were to check his patient load it would most likely be a healthy population.
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Shirley Ringo, Latah County's own representative, has sponsored legislation in the Idaho house to raise Idaho's minimum wage from $5.15/hour (the federal minimum wage, donchaknow) to $6.15/hour. When originally introduced, it was jettisoned by House leadership who called it too "political." Idaho Democrats are back at it, and with the threat of boredom, they forced the Idaho legislature into giving the idea an "up or down vote" (ahem). So what was it that got this wage hike into trouble earlier in the legislative session? Eye on Boise lays out the scene:
Democrats were none too pleased last month when Newcomb was asked about the minimum wage bill at his annual talk to the Idaho Press Club, and he dismissed it as just a political issue. Idaho’s minimum wage, $5.15 an hour, falls far below that of Washington and many other states. “Basically you look at things like that and you look at the sponsors and you can kind of tell it’s for political reasons and not for real reasons,” Newcomb said then.
So what passes muster for the Idaho legislature? Apparently, their definition of what is too political does not exclude the blatantly unconstitutional. Loaded thoughts, amongst many, is rightfully alarmed at proposed legislation that would dictate that
...the Supreme Court shall not have jurisdiction to review, by appeal, writ of certiorari, or otherwise, any matter to the extent that relief is sought against an entity of Federal, State, or local government, or against an officer or agent of Federal, State, or local government (whether or not acting in official or personal capacity), concerning that entity's, officer's, or agent's acknowledgment of God as the sovereign source of law, liberty, or government.
And guess who has spoken out in favor of this legislation? Why, everyone's favorite opponent of gynecological care, Brandi Swindell. A quote:
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F30 328i 335i Front Kidney Grill / Grille removal and replacement DIY

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This is a quick guide to removing and replacing your kidney grills.

Estimated Time: 15-20 minutes

Tools Necessary:
T20 Torx
T30 Torx
small flat head or pick tool

1. Locate the rubber hood seal at the front of the engine bay.

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2. Remove the seal, starting at a side will make it easier.

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3. There are going to be 8 screws (6) T30 torx and (2) T20 torx which need to be removed. A T20 torx screw is located over each headlight

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4. Now that all 8 screws are removed, the bumper cover should slide forward. Be careful and make sure to pull straight forward rather than up as there are 4 metal clips which hold the bumper in place which would break.

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5. The bumper cover is flexible to a reasonable extent, allowing for a hand or tool too fit behind the grills. Moving away from the center of the bumper allows for more flex, anyone with big hands would probably find it easiest to start on the outside and work inward.

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6. Now using the flat head or pick tool press the release tabs on the grill while gently pulling on the grill from the outside, there are 3 clips on both the top and bottom of the grill as well as 1 clip on each side.

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Note: the bottom clips are going to require using your hand rather than the screw-driver because they face the ground.

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7. Once the first grill is free of the bumper you can easily access the other grill... Don't be impatient and pop a new grill in before having both sides removed, it makes more work for yourself.

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8. Now just gently push the new grills into place, run your hand around the gloss black trim piece to ensure all the clips are secured

*use a microfiber cloth if you don't want fingerprints*

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9. After the new grills are in place, line the metal clips up with the bumper cover, and then slide it back into place.

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10. Once in place replace all 8 screws and prior to tightening them ensure that the bumper cover is even, I did this by comparing two of the outermost points.

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I also repeated this procedure on the rubber seal using the outermost T30 screws as reference points, its not necessary but always helps to keep the car looking it's best.

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I hope this helps answer any questions and Good-luck!
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Wall of Honor adds 10 members

Sep 25, 2013
Courtesy of: David Neff William Bangham

Ten distinguished alumni will be inducted into the Parsons College Wall of Honor during the fifth annual ceremony at 10 a.m. Oct. 5 at the Fairfield Arts & Convention Center.

The Wall of Honor festivities will highlight the Parsons College All-Class Reunion weekend and a host of other activities including Fairfield 1st Friday Art Walk and Oktoberfest.

This year, the Parsons College Foundation Fund teamed with the Alumni Association to combine the events.

The reunion weekend kicks off Oct. 4 with registration at the Fairfield Golf & Country Club followed by an extended happy hour with heavy hors d’oeuvres.

The following day’s events include the WOH ceremony, luncheon at the convention center, Carnegie Historical Museum tour, open house with Lee Gobble and a Walton Club happy hour, again loaded with heavy hors d’oeuvres.

As in past tradition, that Sunday morning the attendees will converge at 9 a.m. at Fairfield Hy-Vee Food and Drug Store for an informal Farewell Breakfast.

Additional information regarding registration for the events of the weekend can be obtained by contacting David Neff at 919-4640 or by email at neffacres@lisco.com.

With the addition of this year’s distinguished class, the Parsons College Student/Alumni Wall of Honor has grown to 49 members.

During the next few days, The Ledger will highlight a couple of members of the Wall of Honor Class of 2013.

William Bangham

William Bangham graduated from Parsons College in 1970 and now resides in Richmond, Va.

Bangham has had a career in journalism like few others. He is a photojournalist, writer and editor. He also serves as director with Media Production for International Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention where he is the editor of “Commission Stories’”magazine.

At Parsons, Bangham learned that life is an adventure of the spirit, mind and body. Bangham had no idea what was in store for him as his remarkable career has taken him to more than 70 countries. Some of his more notable assignments include covering the Panama invasion, refugees crossing the Florida straits on rafts from Castro’s Cuba, multiple stories during the conflict and wars in the Balkans, Iraq, Arab Spring and Arab Revolutions.

However, he’s perhaps best known around the world for an on-going project: documenting children exposed to radiation from the Chernobyl nuclear accident in 1986. Bangham’s early reporting resulted in his founding the American Belarusian Relief Organization. The ABRO is a nonprofit organization and has provided assistance for more than 13,000 of those children since 1990.

He also founded “FindShelter,” a nonprofit that helped survivors of Hurricane Katrina relocate and find jobs and housing. Another organization he he founded was the Center for Environmental Education and Research in Washington, D.C. Both organizations served their purpose and have been closed.

With success in photography came rewards and recognition. Bangham has received major awards in secular and religious competitions, including University of Missouri “Pictures of the Year,” International and National Press Photographers Association “Best of Photojournalism” competition.

He was photo editor for Cape Town 2010: The Lausanne Congress on World Evangelization; and also has served as faculty, staff, judge and lecturer at a number of colleges and universities. Bangham’s relationships at Parsons spawned a belief that, “Ideas are important, as they shape our life and our world [but] we are to live in relationship; it is where we find satisfaction, well-being and meaning.”

Classmate Frank Challant will present Bangham to the Wall of Honor.

Dorothy Bell

Dorothy Topping Bell graduated from Parsons College in 1948 and resides in Fairfield.

Bell came to Parsons from Stockport High School where she graduated valedictorian of her class and has lived in Fairfield for more than 57 years. She majored in history, participated in a number of activities and was a member of Empyrean Sorority [Delta Zeta].

Bell was instrumental in establishing her husband’s veterinary practice in Fairfield after a short stay in South Dakota. She’s been a pillar in the community ever since, in her church, the social community and the cultural development of Fairfield. At the Presbyterian Church, Dorothy’s done it all from teaching, editing the newsletter and serving as Deacon. Her dedication earned recognition from the Association of Presbyterian Women when she was awarded Honorary Life Membership. Upon the passing of her husband, Dorothy devoted her time and energies to the arts and schools of Fairfield and the surrounding community.

She’s spent this period of her life overseeing the cultural development, school meetings while speaking out “for and/or against” issues, as she deemed necessary.

In 1966 she became a charter member of the Fairfield Art Association and actually lobbied the governor to expand the arts throughout the state. In 1979, she accepted membership to the Fairfield Concert Association Board. In 1985, her passion for the arts was also awarded. She was named an Honorary Life Board Member of the Southeast Iowa Symphony Orchestra.

Bell has been a member of this prestigious organization since 1965. As a means to raise funds for the Fairfield Art Association, she founded “The Fairfield Garden Tour” in 1988. This touring event, showcasing selected gardens throughout the city for public viewing, was renamed “The Dorothy Bell Garden Tour” in honor of its founder in 2011.

Naturally, her home, which annually features more than 800 tulip bulbs imported from Holland, is a highlight of the tour. Dorothy’s tireless work in the community earned her the “Outstanding Citizen Community Service Award” in 1998, and the first ever “Outstanding Fine Arts Promoter Award” for 1994-95.

She is proudest of her four children who are, not surprisingly, all

involved in the arts

Bell recently moved to Sunny Brook Assisted Living of Fairfield. Her dear friend, Vera Price Young, will present Bell to the Wall of Honor.

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Chapter: Ultimate Betrayal

Danm, you ended on a clifie. I know Snape thinks Harry will succeed, but what if he doesn't?

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Chapter: Ultimate Betrayal

I have to enjoy the irony that you posted this a mere day after I posted my first story here, that deals exactly with the notion of the deathly potion.

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Chapter: Ultimate Betrayal

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For the record I already wrote this review once, and the computer ate it. If it sounds a little breathless, that's why!

First off, very nicely done -- it's always good to see Severus redeem himself in fine style. I hope you come back to this and make yourself happy with the bits you feel rushed past. I'm curious to see how that would go.

Mandatory nitpicking: You have a 'Kedarva' in there, and spells should, generally, be italicized. Also, one of the things that is definitely rushed past is the actual canon scene -- there's a lot of dialogue and action missing, including a radical shift or two in the personality of Severus, and he is not the one who lit Hagrid's hut. Too, we lost Buckbeak's attack somewhere, and that might have had a bit of importance to him. Oh, and there were a few shifts of POV tucked away when Severus is explaining himself to Harry. You have Harry introspectively understanding, which can only be done from his own point of view, in the middle of a lot of Severus-sees things. It's subtle and sneaky, but there.

But enough of that. I like your version of accounts, and have this awkward feeling I may end up liking them better than Jo's. There very probably is a good deal of information exchanged when one Legilimens looks into the eyes of another; that was a good solid moment. Your action scenes are vigourous and the character sketches swift and tidy -- plaudits!

Reviewer: Thecaretaker
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Chapter: Ultimate Betrayal

Wow!!!! That was great! It is certainly not the way you expect it to end. Nice one.

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Reviewer: tpt42
Date: 04/04/06 13:33
Chapter: Ultimate Betrayal

That was pretty good. Although I wish you had broken this in several chapters and made it more detailed. Like the previous person said, the end seemed kinda rushed, but overall, the story was pretty good. Especially Snape's character. Your portrayal of his personality was perfect in my opinion. Good job.

Author's Response: Thanks for the positive comments on Snape's personality. I find myself able to relate to him a lot (which scares me sometimes!) and so he is my favourite to write. I know there are rushed spots, which is why I had added the A/N about some of the simplistic explanations. I would love to take this farther, because I really enjoyed writing it, and a lot of it won't make it into Lethal Affection either. Hmmm...perhaps I will have to consider another full-length fiction here.

Reviewer: ermine the one
Date: 04/04/06 7:09
Chapter: Ultimate Betrayal

I must say, this was amazing. You got Snape in character quite nicely, especially at the end while he was talking to Voldemort. Although I must be picky and say that Voldemort himself was a bit out of character at the end when he screamed "Severus!" when he came in. I would imagine that he have snapped that.

Apart from that, a very good fic, and an entertaining read.

~Ermine the One

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Weather History Results for Milan, MI (48160) October 26th, 1998

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On October 26th, 1998, the closest available weather station to Milan, MI (DETROIT WILLOW RUN AP, MI), reported the following conditions:

High Temp: 69.8°F *
Low Temp: 42.8°F *
Average Temp: 53.4°F( 23 )
Dewpoint: 41.7°F( 23 )
Sea Level Pressure: n/a
Station Pressure: n/a
Visibility: 11.5 miles( 23 )
Wind Speed: 4.4 knots( 23 )
Max Wind Speed: 9.9 knots
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  • * = Indicates max temp was derived from the hourly data (i.e., highest hourly or synoptic-reported temperature), and not from the explicit max temp report.
  • I = Station did not report any precipitation data for the day and did not report any occurrences of precipitation in its hourly observations–it's still possible that precipitation occurred but was not reported.
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High Temp: 23°F *
Low Temp: 17.6°F *
Average Temp: 19.6°F( 24 )
Dewpoint: 17.8°F( 24 )
Sea Level Pressure: n/a
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Visibility: 6.1 miles( 24 )
Wind Speed: 8.9 knots( 24 )
Max Wind Speed: 16.9 knots
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High Temp: 8.6°F *
Low Temp: -4°F *
Average Temp: 2.3°F( 24 )
Dewpoint: -1°F( 24 )
Sea Level Pressure: 1006.6 mb( 24 )
Station Pressure: 972.7 mb( 18 )
Visibility: 3.2 miles( 24 )
Wind Speed: 21.7 knots( 24 )
Max Wind Speed: 29.9 knots
Max Wind Gust: 40 knots
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High Temp: 57.9°F *
Low Temp: 34°F *
Average Temp: 46.9°F( 24 )
Dewpoint: 42.5°F( 24 )
Sea Level Pressure: 1021.7 mb( 24 )
Station Pressure: 1003.7 mb( 24 )
Visibility: 7 miles( 24 )
Wind Speed: 4.3 knots( 24 )
Max Wind Speed: 10.1 knots
Max Wind Gust: n/a
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Observations: Fog
  • ( number ) = Number of observations used in calculating result for the day.
  • * = Indicates max temp was derived from the hourly data (i.e., highest hourly or synoptic-reported temperature), and not from the explicit max temp report.
  • I = Station did not report any precipitation data for the day and did not report any occurrences of precipitation in its hourly observations–it's still possible that precipitation occurred but was not reported.
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