This study is providing results that differs from the slews of tests I have undertaken and effected by other scientists,
Continue reading Megavitamin dosing arrests cognitive decline?
Unfortunately, the past six or seven years has seen antisemitism become rampant across America- and the rest of the world.
Continue reading Anti-Semitism at Work, America, and the World
I was saddened to hear that John Y Brown Jr passed on 22 November (the 59th anniversary of the assassination of JFK).
Continue reading John Y Brown, Jr.
I don’t generally celebrate (American) Thanksgiving. My Thanksgiving is more in line of how and when the Pilgrims created the holiday. That was a version of Sukot, the harvest festival. More akin to Canadian Thanksgiving, which coincides with my holiday. (Think about it. What harvest would you reap in late November?)
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It was 60 years ago yesterday. That year, it was really Erev Shabat (Friday) and the week before Thanksgiving. It would be 3 weeks until Chanuka. (And as you know, today is the day after the 22nd and it is American Thanksgiving.)
Continue reading 22 November 1963
It’s been three years.
My youngest got married to a wonderful gal. It signified that all of my children found wonderful partners with whom they could and do share their lives.
Continue reading No Leather here.
I have always been enamored by eclipses- lunar and solar, as well as by meteor showers. When my kids were little, we would all go to sleep a little early, waking up around midnight so we could take a drive to a (relatively) unpopulated area. Then, we’d put some blankets on top of the car, and sprawl out to view the show.
So, when the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act was passed, it had a Medicaid component. It was left to the states to add that component as a benefit to their residents; if chosen, it would alter the way Medicaid reimbursement worked in that state.
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I am always amazed how some folks think that scientists and clinicians spend hours and hours trying to confuse folks about facts. But, those same folks are willing to believe 15 year olds, non-college graduates, and other sorts that expound their rumors and puffery really how things are.
Continue reading We all should be that masked man (or woman)
