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Ebola and Politics
Socialism or family life is like an MC Esher print. It has areas or blocks of equal properties which fit together and then there is an edge in which the properties of the spaces change. The unseen disharmony of the same spaces can be covered over in an unseen way by some of the spaces until an edge. The failure of the CDC or simply its lack of effectiveness represents Obama's inability to cover an unseen disharmony. The U.S. is at risk from West African travelers. To allow the CDC to acknowledge this risk suggests that steps which disproportionately affect black people might be appropriate. That contradicts the internal do...
Source: a psychiatrist who learned from veterans - October 21, 2014 Category: Psychiatry Source Type: blogs

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Books noted: Eichmann Before Jerusalem: The Unexamined Life of a Mass Murderer. Also Dying Unneeded: The Cultural Context of the Russian Mortality Crisis Also Max Hastings on the Marne and WWI more generally and Fromkin on 'Europe's Last Summer' (before WWI), the Prussian plan for war, and Fromkin on the war outcome 'The Peace to End All Peace.' DeLong also highlighted the classic book on the Marne recently, that by Sewll Tyng. (Source: a psychiatrist who learned from veterans)
Source: a psychiatrist who learned from veterans - September 20, 2014 Category: Psychiatry Source Type: blogs

This Week: Russia and the Ukraine
Books noted: Eichmann Before Jerusalem: The Unexamined Life of a Mass Murderer Also: Dying Unneeded: The Cultural Context of the Russian Mortality Crisis, reviewed in NY Review of Books with an appropriate picture. And the London Review of Books gives a related emotional justification for the Ukrainian 'rebels' and, by extension, Putin. References originated from this source. (Source: a psychiatrist who learned from veterans)
Source: a psychiatrist who learned from veterans - September 6, 2014 Category: Psychiatry Source Type: blogs

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Nice economic and cultural discussion of Alexander Hamilton. It's in a Hamilton v. Jefferson mode. (Source: a psychiatrist who learned from veterans)
Source: a psychiatrist who learned from veterans - September 4, 2014 Category: Psychiatry Source Type: blogs

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Good for Indiana in trying to do something about the over zealous penalties for arrests. Maybe it will become a comparative advantage for the state. Elsewhere in the WSJ yesterday, the benefits of 'broken-windows policing' were emphasized by Bret Stephens. Part of the benefit of that is for the police to teach people how to behave. On the other hand to make people repeatedly humiliate themselves over past possible offenses may actually alienate people and contribute to disorder as seen in Ferguson. (Source: a psychiatrist who learned from veterans)
Source: a psychiatrist who learned from veterans - August 19, 2014 Category: Psychiatrists and Psychologists Source Type: blogs

Government, Pay to Play business, Corruption in Dallas
The problem and mechanisms complete with deniability and, yes, ambiguity of government corruption were on display in last Sunday's, July 27, Dallas Morning News. The problem: 'Entities backing the Dallas hub filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 2010. Allen, who had guaranteed loans for the project, filed for personal bankruptcy later that year.' 'Allen, who declined to hire Price's consultants, had refused the effort to shake him down.' Price's alleged scheme impeded economic development and was unjust to Mr. Allen and his investors. Eerily, we also had the story of Bill Moore and Recognition equipment which 25 years ago was...
Source: a psychiatrist who learned from veterans - August 4, 2014 Category: Psychiatrists and Psychologists Source Type: blogs

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Romney may be making his contribution to America by highlighting a good hiking trail. I think Romney is showing off. The comments about him are positive. I think maybe Romney here gives me an insight into Mormonism as a super Protestantism. The Calvinists saw God as having an elect; and it was by faith that you might be a member. No works, i.e. charity, were required. So ostentatious displays of material success show that you are part of the elect. Inriguining that those following and commenting on Ann Althouse's blog, she being raised, I speculate, as a secular Jew, are of that persuasion. (Source: a psychiatrist who learned from veterans)
Source: a psychiatrist who learned from veterans - July 31, 2014 Category: Psychiatrists and Psychologists Source Type: blogs

A new government for Gaza
A government that deliberately puts children next to offensive rockets for the purpose of their being killed as propaganda pieces is committing a war crime. Hamas has shown itself thus criminal and an improper government, the UN an unreliable interlocutor. Ideally the Israelis should remove Hamas and give the territory to the Egyptians, who have done the only surprising thing in this conflict, blowing up Hamas tunnels or allow the people there to choose another protectorate such as the Arab League. (Source: a psychiatrist who learned from veterans)
Source: a psychiatrist who learned from veterans - July 29, 2014 Category: Psychiatrists and Psychologists Source Type: blogs

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Great article on the Brazil vs. Columbia soccer game. (Source: a psychiatrist who learned from veterans)
Source: a psychiatrist who learned from veterans - July 8, 2014 Category: Psychiatrists and Psychologists Source Type: blogs

The progression of the Diagnostic Codes in Psychiatry and archaeological implications
All official diagnoses have a numeric code attached to them. It struck me a while back that there is a bit of history implied in those codes. Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, combined type is 314.01, inattentive type alone is 314.00, but hyperactive type alone is 314.01 which I suppose suggests that the original perception of the diagnosis was of something associated with hyperactivity and only later was it seen as useful to consider the criteria and make a diagnosis in the absence of hyperactivity. Perhaps there is a psychiatric resident's progress or the fields progress implied in the mood disorder codes. As a f...
Source: a psychiatrist who learned from veterans - June 25, 2014 Category: Psychiatrists and Psychologists Source Type: blogs

Why aren't 2nd term presidents popular?
Megan McCardle < a href= " http://www.bloombergview.com/articles/2014-06-18/want-to-be-popular-don-t-be-president " > asks < /a > . Of course, notpresidents aren ' t all that popular either. It ' s like playing poker. You ' ve got to put together a hand that wins you the office. Recently this has been harder for a Republican candidate though Bush drew into a straight almost busted by his past alcoholism in light of Clinton ' s misbehavior and our desire for propriety. What might be considered an anti-Republican constraint affected Bush later in the game though in that he effectively was told he had to sell a casus belli on...
Source: a psychiatrist who learned from veterans - June 19, 2014 Category: Psychiatry Source Type: blogs

Why aren't 2nd term presidents popular?
Megan McCardle asks. Of course, notpresidents aren't all that popular either. It's like playing poker. You've got to put together a hand that wins you the office. Recently this has been harder for a Republican candidate though Bush drew into a straight almost busted by his past alcoholism in light of Clinton's misbehavior and our desire for propriety. What might be considered an anti-Republican constraint affected Bush later in the game though in that he effectively was told he had to sell a casus belli on Iraq to the U.N.; so he emphasized the likelihood of present WMD in Iraq. Ever after, 'he lied;' actually he presented...
Source: a psychiatrist who learned from veterans - June 19, 2014 Category: Psychiatrists and Psychologists Source Type: blogs

Popular art in Dallas
Marc Ramirez recently reported on salvaged elements of Dallas history, appealing decorative sculpture. When I moved here many years ago, I realized in the summer heat I wasn't in Chicago, mostly a loss, but the gigantic tableaux picture of the Mexican woman in the land at the El Chico on a large open wall was intriguing and reassuring. This I believe still is at the Lovers lane location now near the Tollway. One author has called the regional culture El Norte, and for me this picture better represents the ongoing issues of adaptation that the imposing Amercan culture faces than did the hitching stake did at the DMA. (Sourc...
Source: a psychiatrist who learned from veterans - June 8, 2014 Category: Psychiatrists and Psychologists Source Type: blogs

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Slate has a couple of great articles: One on the development that made Paris stand out really as an international city, one on Trey Gowdy R-S.C., the appointed chairman of the House Select Committee looking into the Benghazi issue. Reading the Volokh Conspiracy has left me really impressed with the skill in law in organizing an argument or logical proof and Gowdy, in a video clip there, really shows that skill. Speaking of satisfying a social need, which is the accomplishment in Paris, Dallas would make an advancement in shifting the time of school break for kids to a time other than summer, the heat being so restrictive...
Source: a psychiatrist who learned from veterans - May 9, 2014 Category: Psychiatrists and Psychologists Source Type: blogs

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Medications reduced violent crime in people taking the medications, Depakote and 'antipsychotic' medications, a study published in Lancet found. (Source: a psychiatrist who learned from veterans)
Source: a psychiatrist who learned from veterans - May 7, 2014 Category: Psychiatrists and Psychologists Source Type: blogs