1:41 p.m. - 2011-07-28
Race The Thugs With COP -The Pursuit
With car games becoming an addiction for online players, gamers are looking for racing games that define the adrenaline rush at a much higher standard. The COP-The Pursuit is a typical car racing game with a twist. The players play the role of a cop who was a former criminal in a spree to save the New York City from the Bomb zombies.
Instructions: Instructions of Cop – The Pursuit is very simple and like any other car games. To get the extra speed boost, make use of the space bar. Police sirens build up the boost meter of your car. You may pick them up on the way to keep your vehicle boosted. The terrorists are armed, so you better watch out.
Theme: New York is threatened by the terrorists who portent to annihilate the city. You will have to embark on a mission to overtake and ram the bomb zombies out of their commission. The players play the role of Dan Miles who is a former criminal and now, turned C.O.P. As the gamers embark on the mission to stop the terrorists, they are allowed to take desperate measures to get the job done. The short verbal’s of the director and Dan pops up in the panel with teasers from the rouge driver. On failure of the mission, Dan’s car explodes itself on colliding with the road blocks.
Controls: Access the WASD keys or the arrow keys on the keyboard to regulate the direction of the vehicle. The game is totally devoid of mouse functions. Sound can be turned on and off according to the convenience of the driver.
The car is extremely easy to control and responds too well to the keys. Even a novice player will not have a tough time running these vehicles. Set in the city, the alleys are also very smooth and narrow that aid control.

5:57 p.m. - 2011-03-14
Extending Life Expectancy
Extending Life Expectancy
The prospect for increasing life expectancy further is a
subject of intense scientific debate. Projections of life expectancy
can have a significant influence on anticipated changes
in social programs, such as Social Security and Medicare,
that are influenced by the future size and health status of the
older population. Some scientists have argued that life
expectancy at birth for humans cannot practically exceed
about eighty-five years (Olshansky et al., 1990). This conclusion
is based on the facts that (1) survival up to and
beyond the age of 110 is as rare in the early twenty-first
century as it has always been; (2) the rapid increase in death
rates from aging-related diseases that begins in the second
decade of life has not changed in recorded history—instead,
death rates have shifted down at comparable rates for most
age groups; (3) the reduction in death rates required at every
age to increase average life expectancy at birth to eighty-five
years is extremely large—in fact, larger than what would
occur with the elimination of cancer and heart disease; and
(4) life expectancy has been shown to be a demographic
statistic that becomes less sensitive to declining death rates as
it approaches higher levels. Taken together, these facts point
clearly to the difficulty in achieving the reduction in death
rates required to increase life expectancy past eighty-five years.

4:08 p.m. - 2011-01-10
The Selective Abortion Controversy
The development of tests to prenatally diagnose genetic
diseases and disorders has greatly outpaced the development
of effective treatments and therapies. The Human Genome
Project promises to accelerate the development of prenatal
diagnostic tests. Through procedures like chorionic villus
sampling (CVS), which can be performed at ten weeks
gestation, and amniocentesis, available at fourteen to sixteen
weeks, numerous genetic abnormalities in the fetus can be
detected in utero. The tests are routinely administered to
women at risk for fetal abnormalities, such as older mothers
and those with a family history of genetic disorder. Ultrasound,
which is routinely performed throughout most pregnancies,
can detect a number of abnormalities as well,
including neural tube defects that can result in severe
physical and cognitive disability and death. In rare instances,
fetal therapy, including surgery, can correct the problems,
but the overwhelming majority of pregnant women whose
fetuses are found to have abnormalities are currently faced
with only two options: abort the defective fetus, or risk
giving birth to a child that will potentially face a lifetime of
disability and hardship. In cases where the fetus’s condition
will result in severe physical or mental impairment, or where
it will lead to inevitable death and a short, painful life, only
the most extreme opponents of abortion maintain that it is
wrong to abort. Abortion moderates and supporters see
those as clear cases where abortion is not only morally
permissible, but in some situations, morally required. Less
agreement exists regarding the abortion of fetuses with
minor abnormalities, genetic predispositions to disease, and
genetic diseases that are eventually lethal, but compatible
with more or less normal life for many years.

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3:03 p.m. - 2010-01-02
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The Association does not support mandatory reporting of a probable diagnosis of AD to the Department of Motor Vehicles. There are a number of reasons for this caution, one of which is patient confidentiality. Reporting requirements might discourage some persons from coming into the clinic for early diagnosis at a time early in the course of disease when drug treatments are most clearly indicated. Eventually all people with AD must stop driving when they are a serious risk to self or others. Family members must know that if a loved one drives too long and injures others, they may even be held financially liable and insurers may not be obliged to cover this liability. Ideally, a privilege is never limited without offering the person ways to fill in the gaps and diminish any sense of loss. An all or nothing approach can and should be avoided. Compromise and adjustments can be successfully implemented by those who are informed and caring, especially when the person with AD has insight into diminishing mental abilities and loss of competence. The affected person should retain a sense of freedom and selfcontrol if possible (Alzheimer’s Disease Association).

3:01 p.m. - 2010-01-02
Genetic testing
Genetic testing is frowned on by the Association, except in the early-onset familial cases where a single gene mutation causes the disease. AD is the object of intense genetic analysis. It is a genetically heterogeneous disorder—to date, it is associated with three determinative or causal gene mutations (i.e., someone who has the mutation will definitely get the disease) and one susceptibility or risk gene. The three causal AD genes mutations (located on chromosomes 21, 14, and 1) were discovered in the 1990s. These are autosomal-dominant genes and pertain to early-onset familial forms of AD (usually manifesting between the early 40s and mid-50s) which, according to one estimate, account for possibly fewer than 3 percent of all cases. These families are usually well aware of their unique histories. Only in these relatively few unfortunate families is genetic prediction actually possible, for those who carry the mutation clearly know that the disease is an eventuality. Many people in these families do not wish to know their genetic status, although some do get tested. Currently, there is no clearly predictive test for ordinary late-onset AD that is associated with old age. There is one well-defined susceptibility gene, an apolipoprotein E ∈4 allele on chromosome 19 (apoE=protein; APOE=gene), which was discovered in 1993 and found to be associated with susceptibility to late-onset AD (after fifty-five years). A single ∈4 gene (found in about one-third of the general population) is not predictive of AD in asymptomatic individuals—it does not come close to foretelling disease, and many people with the gene will never have AD. Among those 2 percent of people with two of the ∈4 genes, AD does not necessary occur either (Post et al). Such susceptibility testing can be condoned in a research setting, but is not encouraged in clinical practice because it provides no reliable predictive information upon which to base decisions, it has no medical use, and it may result in discrimination in obtaining disability or long-term care insurance (Post et al., Alzheimer’s Disease Association).

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