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New Marijuana Legalization Initiative In California

February 2, 2016 By Brian Galloway Leave a Comment

California Medical Association endorses marijuana legalization initiative.

     California Medical Association endorses marijuana legalization initiative.

Sources say that The California Medical Association is having a new marijuana legalization initiative in California, as we speak. The California Medical Association, representing more than 41,000 physician members statewide, is the largest professional association of doctors in the state.

The state of California is well-known for its former initiative of allowing the use of this drug, as being the first state to legalize medical marijuana.

That was in the past. Now, two decades later, the voters are in the position of answering whether the recreational use of the drug should be legalized or not.

Supporting this initiative, the medical group has released a declaration, stating that the most effective way to protect the public health is to tightly control, track and regulate marijuana and to educate the public on its health impacts, not through ineffective prohibition.

Now, there are a few questions in line regarding this matter.

First of all, who is behind this effort? The official proponents are Donald Lyman, a retired physician, and Michael Sutton, a conservationist. Among the project’s financiers is billionaire venture capitalist Sean Parker. The initiative’s highest-profile political supporter is Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom.

Secondly, who would be in charge of this decision? Licensing and regulation of marijuana would be handled by a Bureau of Marijuana Control within the Department of Consumer Affairs. The Department of Food and Agriculture would be charged with licensing and overseeing marijuana cultivation, while Department of Public Health would license and oversee manufacturing and testing.

Thirdly, what’s going on in other states? The answer is that all the four states – Colorado, Washington, Oregon and Alaska, and the District of Columbia – have legalized recreational pop already.

Another aspect, could one grow weed in their own home? Personal cultivation is allowed, but no more than six plants could be cultivated, harvested, dried or processed in each home or apartment, or on its grounds.

And finally, would legal marijuana cost more? On this matter, some proponents say they actually expect the prices will drop some once the licenses are issued and after the first harvest.

Taking all of the above information into consideration, Dr. Steven Larson, CMA president, issued a statement that The Control, Regulate and Tax Adult Use of Marijuana offers a new, modern perspective. In this statement he points out the measure as being comprehensive and thoughtfully constructed.

The opinions are, of course, divided.

It remains to see if this new initiative will come into force or not.

Image Source: foxnews.com

Filed Under: Health Tagged With: california, drugs, health, initiative, legalization of marijuana, Marijuana, new law, The California Medical Association

Another attempt made by Facebook in simplifying privacy policy for its 1.35 billion users

November 17, 2014 By Rebecca McGhee Leave a Comment

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Facebook lets its users control whether other people can see the information they post, but when it comes to controlling what Facebook itself gets to see, privacy-conscious users are out of luck. “With most online services, there’s an understanding that when you use those services to share information, you’re also sharing information with the company providing the service,” said Matt Scutari, manager of privacy and public policy at Facebook. “For users who are truly concerned with sharing their information with a particular platform, honestly, you might not want to share information with that platform,” he said, speaking during a conference on digital privacy in Palo Alto, California. “I don’t think there are many services out there who could claim they’re not using your information that you’re sharing with them for any purpose. Facebook has updated its privacy policies, but the real change came in the form of the site using basic language so people can better understand how everything works.

Facebook has once again attempted to simplify and update its privacy policy in the midst of widespread criticism that it’s too long and complicated for its users. The company introduced a page called Privacy Basics, which tells users how to manage settings including photo tags and what others can see about you which is not just for friends, but advertisers as well. Facebook has been working for the last several years making changes to the privacy policy, as well as settings, in an effort to make information more easily accessible and more easily regulated from user-to-user.

Instead of forcing users to weed through buried tools to find what they’re really looking for, the world’s largest online social network uses the information people share on its site, along with the apps they use and the outside websites they visit, to show them advertisements deemed relevant to them. The goal has been to allow the individual user to have the opportunity to ultimately decide what information is being shared of theirs, to the company, and the subsequent companies that do business with Facebook from an advertising perspective. Until then users are welcome to send their feedback, propose changes or ask questions. “Privacy Basics offers interactive guides to answer the most commonly asked questions about how you can control your information on Facebook,” Erin Egan, Facebook’s chief privacy officer wrote.

Filed Under: Tech & Science Tagged With: california, Erin Egan chief privacy officer at Facebook, facebook, Facebook's Privacy Policy, Matt Scutari manager of privacy and public policy at Facebook, Palo Alto, Users get to control what Facebook can sea claims social media giant, World's largest Social Media

Californian State Implemented Sturdy Ebola-Protection Rules for Health Workers

November 15, 2014 By Rebecca McGhee Leave a Comment

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According to the recent reports revealed, California has implemented some of the nation’s strapping rules to guard doctors, nurses along with other health workers dealing with patients with Ebola.

The California Occupational Safety and Health Administration announced the rules on Friday, require approximately state’s 300 acute-care hospitals to supply hazardous material suits, respirators, isolation rooms and extensive training to individuals dealing with patients suspected of getting the Ebola virus.

The novel rules elucidate and expand upon general recommendation released in Oct.

Nurses praised the rules as a model for the rest of the nation.

Chuck Idelson, a spokesperson for National Nurses United said, “The governor and OSHA have really inspired nurses using their persistence to this. They’ve proven a complete dedication to look after patients and nurses.”

The rules tend to be more comprehensive than those put forth by the CDC, that the state’s hospitals have been following so far.

Jan Emerson-Shea, speaker for the California Hospital Association, said, “Hospitals will work carefully with Cal/OSHA authorities as hands-on training periods go on for individuals employees who are likely to provide care to patients with Ebola.”

Until now, no Ebola cases happen to be reported in California, even though the virus is constantly devastating West Africa, where about 5,100 individuals have died. Within the United States, one person has died of Ebola yet.

The new rules pursue a global nurses’ protest Thursday demanding more powerful protections for individuals dealing with Ebola patients.

Filed Under: Health Tagged With: Cal, california, California Hospital Association, CDC, Chuck Idelson, doctors, ebola, Ebola protection rules, infection, Jan Emerson-Shea, Nurses, OSHA, United States, virus, West Africa

Mostly Mathematicians Won ‘Breakthrough Prize’

November 11, 2014 By Germaine Hicks Leave a Comment

2014 Breakthrough Prizes Awarded In Fundamental Physics And Life Sciences

According to the recent reports revealed, this year 5 mathematicians got ‘Breakthrough Prize’ and each mastermind gets $3 million for their contribution in making lives better. Last year, Facebook and Google (Silicon Valley giants) created the ‘Breakthrough Prize’ award.

The breakthrough award intends to acknowledge researchers as well as their effort similar to the way artists and sports athletes are recognized and granted. The $3 million cash prize is 3 times greater than the prize money received by the winners of the Nobel Prize. As per the award body, for the coming year and also the approaching years, just one award will go to a mathematician.

“The life sciences laureates made some stunning inventions this year, from the new type of gene to some Parkinson’s treatment which has enhanced the lives of many; it’s energizing to stay in the organization of these radiant and fertile minds,” Anne Wojcicki, among the founders of the prize and biotechnology entrepreneur stated.

The recent award ceremony awarded 12 researchers $3 million each as their work achievements. Amongst the person receiving this breakthrough prize were Victor Ambros and Gary Ruvkun for genetic regulation and Louis Benabid for his efforts in creating a strategy for Parkinson’s disease treatment. C. David Allis, the Rockefeller College won for his discovery of histone proteins and it’s potential role in leading to illnesses for example cancer.

Maxim Kontsevich, in the mathematics category received the breakthrough prize for his contributions in a variety of mathematical disciplines varying from geometry to homological algebra. Another math expert, Simon Donaldson was famous for his 4-dimensional manifolds. With this year’s breakthrough award, as many as $36 million was handed to top researchers all over the globe to make the Earth a much better place. Seth McFarlane,Family Guy creator, hosted the award ceremony. It had been held at NASA’s Ames Research Center in Mountain View, California.

 

Filed Under: Tech & Science Tagged With: $3 million, $36 million, Anne Wojcicki, Breakthrough Prize, california, Cancer, facebook, Gary Ruvkun, google, Louis Benabid, Mathematicians, Maxim Kontsevich, Mountain View, NASA’s Ames Research Center, Parkinson disease, Seth McFarlane, Victor Ambros

Fraud & Dignity: Is There Any Connection Between Them?

November 1, 2014 By Brian Galloway 1 Comment

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With health care costs skyrocketing, a California based Hospital chain overcharged Medicaid to generate capital by cheating a Federal program.

Dignity Health, a good-sized hospital chain in San Francisco, has been accused of overcharging their Medicare patients or rather the insurance companies who cover them. The Hospital has agreed to pay a settlement of $37 million to put an end to these allegations. In earnest since these allegations are made by a whistleblower Kathleen Hawkins, a former employee, back in 2009 so they are taken up seriously. Hawkins stands to receive more than $6 million for her testimony in the case. She filed a lawsuit in San Francisco federal court as a former employee of Dignity. She also alleged that the hospital chain had repeatedly submitted false or inflated Medicare claims between 2006 and 2010.

Hawkins’s lawsuit also claims that amongst all the network hospitals operating under Dignity Health, 13 admitted patients for procedures which could have been performed at less expensive outpatient facilities.

“Hospitals that attempt to boost profits by admitting patients for expensive and unnecessary inpatient hospital stays will be held accountable,” reports Health and Human Services investigator, Ivan Negroni. “Both patients and taxpayers deserve to have medical decisions made solely on what is best for the patient based on medical necessity.”

The Hospital on the other hand has decided to settle the lawsuit by paying litigation costs, though they have not admitted to misconduct. They will have to hire an independent auditor to review their files.

Filed Under: Health Tagged With: california, Dignity Health, Hospital Fraud, Insurance Fraud, Patients, San Francisco

iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus Swiped HTC Features- Hugo Barra Claims

October 29, 2014 By Brian Galloway Leave a Comment

Hugo Barra accuses Apple

Hugo Barra, Xiaomi’s Vice President accused Apple for swiping some features of HTC. He clearly stated that iPhone 6 stole some of the very prominent features of HTC smartphones.

He gave this statement in the Wall Street Journal’s recent conference held at California.

Hugo Barra is a former Googler and current Vice President of Xiaomi. It seems like the man is now fed up of all the defensive statements related to Xiaomi’s products. Earlier, people criticized a lot this China based company that it imitates the features and specs of Apple. Even a large number of people have named the company as “Apple of China”.

The reason behind this statements and accusations are that some of the Xiaomi’s products such as MiPad and Mi4 are quite similar to Apple’s iPhones and iPads. The devices do not even require any kind of special test to prove the similarity. It is pretty evident even with naked eyes.

This time Barra publicly claims that Apple’s latest device iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 plus contains a design language similar to HTC. He even compared a few of the Android apps and features that appear like iOS’s settings.

Surprisingly, he did not discourage this entire imitating and copying thing of the mobile industry. He stated that the battle of who launches which specs first will never end in the mobile arena. Therefore, if a firm attempts to introduce a better thing with the help of the previous versions of other companies then it is not a big deal.

The outspoken VP expressed that it shows the power and uniqueness of one’s products if the other company copies it.

Moreover, Barra admitted the fact that his engineers and designers are closely examine some of the products of rivals.

Filed Under: Tech & Science Tagged With: Android, Apple of China, california, design similarity, features, htc, iphone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, Mi4, MiPad, OS, Specs, Vice President of Xiaomi, Wall Street Journal Conference

Expectant Mom of Quadruplet Endures Emergency Surgery to Keep All Babies Alive

October 25, 2014 By Brian Galloway Leave a Comment

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An Utah’s expectant mother, who is expecting quadruplets, endures an emergency treatment this week on one set of her twins in order to keep all four babies alive.

Earlier this week, Ashley Gardner, with 19 weeks old pregnancy of her quadruplets went to the doctor where she found that one set of twins was suffering from twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome.

Twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome (TTTS) is a rare disorder that occurs when there was an uneven distribution of blood supply between the twins in the shared placenta.

Ashley and her husband, Tyson, flew to Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center in California on Tuesday for the surgery.

Doctors successfully performed the treatment the following day and were able to equally distribute blood between one pair of the twins.

Doctors also performed a cervical cerclage to prevent Ashley’s cervix from opening further, the family said.

Ashley’s pregnancy has been chronicled on their Facebook page, as well as a YouTube channel. The recent update on her Facebook page exposed an ultrasound showing all four babies survived the surgery.

Ashley went back to Utah on Friday and the doctors recommended a strict bed rest for the remainder of her pregnancy.

The story of the couple first went live on the social media when they found that they were expecting quadruplets.

The Ashley’s tried vitro fertilization way back in June as she had been struggling to conceive for 8 years. She was suffering from endometriosis, a disorder that may develop fertility problems.

This month, a seven-week ultrasound of Ashley revealed that she is expecting quadruplets – two sets of identical twins. It is a very rare to have two sets of identical twins. It happens once out of every 70 million pregnancies.

The news goes viral over the Internet and soon after, the couple revealed that they heard all four babies are girls.

Filed Under: Health Tagged With: Ashley Gardner, california, cervical cerclage, endometriosis, Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center, Placenta, Quadruplet, surgery, TTTS, Twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome, utah

Apple Special Event: Watch It Live on 16, October at Official Site!

October 11, 2014 By Germaine Hicks Leave a Comment

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Apple, technology giant recently announces that October 16th event will be a live stream. An American multinational corporation headquartered in Cupertino, California, stated in its live page: “Join us here at apple.com/live on October 16th at 10 a.m. PT to watch our special event live.”

Currently, the web page is displaying the message, “It’s been way too long.”

According to the recent reports, Apple’s special media event will reveal new iPads including new gold model and Macs with a 27-inch model having a high-resolution Retina display along with the Mac OS X Yosemite, the next-generation Mac operating system and Apple Pay on cards.

Moreover, iPad Air believes to be the thinnest tablet ever to hit the market.

The pre-requisite is to have the Safari Web Browser (version 5.1.10) or later on an Apple device and there are certain operating system constraints too, such as your machine should have OS X v10. 6.8 or later, though going by what the website says is that the event will be streamed live at Apple.com.

iPhone and iPad, running at least iOS 6 is needed and you can watch the stream via Apple TV units with second- or third-generation Apple TV software 6.2 or later.

Moreover, the Microsoft Windows and other operating system users can get the opportunity to watch the live stream only via live blog on Apple’s Website that is formerly used by Apple on the 9th Sept event.

The event is going to take place at Apple’s headquarters. The former uproar event of the company was the launch of Apple iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus but the live streaming provided that time was too hitchy and slow. Hoping it works better this time.

Certainly, iPhone 6 live streaming was a disaster, as lots of fans complained that the streaming never worked on the Apple’s devices, though we were meeting the requirements of Safari Browser. This disastrous incident has also given the chance to the Samsung marketing, media team to make fun of live streaming failure.

 

Filed Under: Tech & Science Tagged With: 16 Oct, apple, california, Cupertino, event, ipad, iPad Air, iPad gold, iphone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, Safari Browser, samsung

Suspect Arrested For Arson Allegations In Raging King Fire

September 18, 2014 By Germaine Hicks Leave a Comment

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The El Dorado County Sheriff’s Office has a suspect in the raging King fire in Northern California that burst into an inferno overnight and at present threatens thousands of homes.  One Wayne Huntsman was booked on Wednesday on suspicion of arson and is now being held in lieu of $10 million bail according to the Sheriff’s Office.

In custody is one Wayne Huntsman, 37, who was booked Wednesday on a charge of suspicion of arson.  Huntsman is being held in lieu of $10 million bail the Sheriff’s Office said.

Huntsman was apprehended in Placerville following numerous interviews of people by investigators.  These interviews developed into multiple leads and the El Dorado County District Attorney Vern Pierson told reporters at the midday news conference the latest on the incident.

How the fire was started officials wouldn’t say due to the fact the investigation is still underway.

The King Fire, as it is being referred to is now out of control in the El Dorado National Forest found east of Sacramento, California’s capital, and threatens more than 2,000 homes.  The fire expanded rapidly from 27,930 acres to almost 71,000 acres in one day.  Estimates are another 1,500 buildings and structures are threatened by the inferno that at present is only 5% contained states the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection.

At present no injuries or major damage has been reported.

The US Forest Service’s Laurence Crabtree stated there was no estimate for when the fire might be contained.  California Jerry Brown reacted by declaring a state of emergency for the El Dorado County area.  The Federal Emergency Management Agency allowed for a correspond request for aid that should cover up to or about 75% of the state’s costs to fight the fire.

There are several active wildfires in the State of California at present.  The Boles Fire is the most destructive regarding property. This inferno began on Monday and swept through the town of Weed, a logging community right near the west of Mt. Shasta.  Over 150 structures were wiped out including the sawmill causing Gov. Brown to declare a State of Emergency in Siskiyou County as well.

A 320 acre Courtney fire has destroyed 20 homes and 19 buildings in Madeira County but the blaze is reported at 70% contained.

As the fires continue to rage more data will be presented by officials including evacuations, damage, containment, and injuries if any.

Filed Under: US Tagged With: 19 buildings, 20 homes, 320 acre Courtney fire, california, California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, County Sheriff's Office, El Dorado, Federal Emergency Management Agency, Fire Arrested, Gov. Brown, Huntsman, Madeira County, National Forest found east of Sacramento, Northern California, Placerville, Raging King, Sheriff's Office, Siskiyou, US Forest, US Forest Service's Laurence Crabtree, Vern Pierson, Wayne Huntsman

California: Self-driving Cars Now Coerce a Permit

September 17, 2014 By Germaine Hicks Leave a Comment

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Self-driven cars are actually assessing their particular skills on the road of California from the past 4 years. Certainly, till now, the Dept. of Motor Vehicles is still unaware of the fact that how many cars are rolling out on the roads.

On Tuesday, when the bureau said to register the self-driven cars along with the issuance of test permits which enable 3 companies to send off 29 vehicles onto pathways and into vicinity, with a human behind the wheel in case the onboard equipment makes a bad decision.

These self-driven cars might seems to be the future but still they are representing quite a few in number i.e. approx 32mn vehicles are yet registered in California.

Google’s broths up Lexus SUVs are the major convoy, along with 25 motor vehicles. Mercedes as well as the Volkswagen group of USA get 2 cars each, claimed Bernard Soriano, the DMV employee managing the country’s “autonomous vehicle” rule-writing procedure. He further added, there are lots of more companies who are pertaining to get the permits.

Certainly, the actual permits basically control assessment that previously in progress. On other hand, the Google alone is usually ending in with 1mn mile. However, this technology monster guesses heavily on the vehicles, which navigate making use of complex receptors in addition to precise atlases.

Lastly, government guidelines usually are catching upwards.

Inside 2012, this Florida Legislature focused this DMV to regulate this rising technology. The agency initially recommended the guidelines in January journeyed straight into effect this Tuesday. Some of them are:

  • The test drivers must have a glowing driving history, finish an training schedule and join a course of which informs the boss when they be in an accident or perhaps are usually busted pertaining to driving in sway off hrs.
  • It’s entirely the Company’s duty to report to state concerning any kind of accidents/damages, as well as how many times the automobiles unexpectedly extricate through self-driving manner, either caused by a failing of the technology or perhaps for the reason that human driver gets control of in the emergency. In addition, they have to have insurance or perhaps other protection to pay for property or accidental injury claims up to 5mn dollars.

California approved it is law soon after the state of Nevada & Florida earlier than Michigan. The US government hasn’t acted, as well as national polices seems to be a long time aside.

It’s impossible to know the entire quantity of self-driving cars becoming tried about open public roadways since, as opposed to California and Nevada, Michigan won’t require exclusive permissions to check self-driving cars open public pathways.

Toyota, Chrysler, Ford & General Motors are “all seen here having some form of autonomous automobile,” said Fackler, assistant officer to the Michigan State Dept, which usually subscribes motor vehicles. Carmakers don’t need to get the permissions as manufacturer’s license plates are usually adequate, and these plates can also be used on the upcoming cars perhaps on different kinds of tentative cars.

The state of Nevada offers many test automobile permits to Google, VW and auto supplier continental, as per stated by Dept of Motor Automobiles.

In Florida, just Audi yet tried self-driving technology no tests is continuing, based on the spokesman to the state’s motor vehicles dept.

By keeping California’s tests principles in essence, your DMV is creating polices that will manage self-driving cars after they are prepared pertaining to the public.

Those principles that the DMV have to conclude simply by the end of this year, will un-tie tricky problems like whether an individual ought to be in the car in any way.

 

Filed Under: Tech & Science Tagged With: Audi, california, Now Coerce a Permit, Self-driving

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