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Medical Forum / General / General / December 2005A Prayer for the President of the United States
~ * ~ FROM THE BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER FOR MISSIONARY AND TEMPORARY SERVICES. For morning and evening prayer With the Ante ~ Communion service. BOSTON MARGARET COFFIN PRAYER BOOK SOCIETY. PUBLISHED BY E. P. DUTTON AND CO. 1863. ~ * ~ A Prayer for the President of the United States, & all in Civil Authority. O LORD, our heavenly Mother, The high and mighty Ruler of the universe, Who dost from thy throne behold all the dwellers upon earth; Most heartily we beseech thee, If barking larks, or sparkling Maltese barking larks Alights thy heart, a Heavenly Art, Fair Civil Servant, bear they service loyal, If Royally well ~ ! May canine companion accompany Your Divine Canine Way, this and every blessed day. Noel ~ ! Noel ~ ! Noel ~ ! O LORD, our heavenly Mother, The high and mighty Ruler of the universe, Knower of Too, an Ilk, of Leonardo, Too, With thy favour behold and bless thy servant The President of the United States, And all others in authority; May your will bend to a Mother's Art, May your skill carve only Way of the Heart, And so replenish them with the grace of thy Holy Spirit, That they may always incline to thy will, And walk in thy way, If alone, or flanked by companion of Beast, Fowl, Or the fine company of Flora. And from heavenly Angles a Herald Blows ~ A French Horn bellows By 9 canine Messengers To bear good tidings of Spot, Arching over River of Styx for chartreuse tennis ball ~ ! Hail, Thee ~ ! Hail, They ~ ! Hail, Thee ~ ! Heart ~ felt Greeting of Everlasting Meeting For Barney and Miss Beazley, Too, And foregone Buddy, a Chocolate ~ covered Lab. Endue them plenteously with heavenly gifts, Of bone, if alone; of grassy loam, if want to roam. Grant them in health and prosperity long to live; And finally, after this life, To attain everlasting joy and felicity; Through Leonardo Our Dead Dog. Noel ~ ! Noel ~ ! Noel ~ ! Leon ~ ! Leon ~ ! Leon ~ ! Amen. ~ * ~ Blog, I'll warrant ye, or dog? Who knows. Pass the grog! But if ye see me lost pup, please bring that scurvy dog home! I got Leon a brand-new bone, with a chest full a' booty. _________________ http://journals.aol.com/virginiaz/DreamingofLeonardo ~ * ~ "To Music. A Song. MUSIC, thou Queen of Heaven, Care-charming-spell, That strik'st a stillness into hell ~ Thou that tam'st Tygers, and fierce storms (that rise) With thy soul-melting Lullabies ~ Fall down, down, down, from those thy chiming spheres, To charm our souls, as thou enchant'st our ears." ~ Robert Herrick "To Canines of Wings. DOGS of Christmas Past and Present, Or Gift ~ Wrapped Presents Who Sport Red Bow ~ Music, thou Hounds of Heaven, haunt, If Heart ~ rending sense That strik'st a toll upon mourning rung ~ Hence Forth known as Hell, if gone missing, Or dog gone too long lost. Thou tam'st Tygers, not Wilde if eyes burning bright, borne of Innocence, Known, too, of Experience. Hearken barks a Herald hails, if howling Hello, Or merely Farewell, Until Hell passes, and our hearts join again, that rise, Our choral harmony, as Lullabies ~ Fall down, roll over, Rover, over and over, In 4 ~ Leaf Clovers, >From high ordained luck of Puck Who unfastened the Gate of Heaven, unlocked Such treasure from chiming Celestial Spheres, A chorus of Celestial Canine Harmony, if perky ears, Or whining off key, majorly, may our years Span adventures forthwith we share, To charm once more our souls, if wet nose, or hair Of fur sparkles spots of well ~ groomed cur Who howls To Music, A Song ~ ! MUSIC, thou Queen of Heaven, Care ~ charming ~ spell, That strik'st a chord from stillness of Heaven, O Hounds who howl so swell ~ ! Bless Thee, may you, too, know Divine Leonardo ~ ! Our choral harmony, O canines, as Lullabies ~ Fall down, roll over, Rover, over and over, Thou that tam'st Tygers, and fierce storms (that rise) With thy soul ~ melting howls Lullabies ~ ! To attain everlasting joy and felicity; Through Leonardo Our Dead Dog. Noel ~ ! Noel ~ ! Noel ~ ! Leon ~ ! Leon ~ ! Leon ~ ! Amen. ~ * ~ Beside me..is there ANYONE normal here?????????????????????????????????? "Beside me ... Is there ANYONE normal here??????????????????????????????????" ~ Handel Mania "And in the sky a Chariot Races faster than a star Sparkling showers ~ Letters snow. Look for a lovely thing, You will see it, Look for a tiny paraplegic dog, And you will see him, He is not far ~ Willie's never very far >From a sparkling stair A lantern lights." ~ Mum "Heck, yeah ~ !" ~ Folly "Elucidated flight of letters A staircase climbs, The star illuminates your lantern, Your balanced ascent ~ A chain you steady with your hand, A reined light you balance With your heart Lights the manner of your art. And across the night sky A Carriage races, flying more swiftly Than a flutter of stars Or a pack of Fanatic Furries Showering letters over snow. Seek a beautiful thing, You will see it, Seek a tiny paraplegic dog, And you will see him blinking Back, too, at you. Willie's flight across the sky Arcs a racing trail never far >From light of fluttering Iridescent wings Moonlight filters on your windowpane ~ Lights of a lantern >From the flights of fluttering Iridescent wings, a light Upon your pillowcase, Stardust You may trust." ~ Mum * "Develop your eccentricities while you are young. That way, when you get old, People won't think you're going gaga." ~ David Ogilvy "A person can afford to be eccentric in dress Or eccentric in thought, But not both at the same time." ~ ARGO "... or just go into advertising, Where ~ O, vous êtes juste norming le moyen et étant moyen encore. O, you are right norming the means And being average still." ~ Twittering * "The foal to fail failed pouliner failing pouliné fails Folk people of fakes of Too Happy fake of telephone of Formosa's Fermata." ~ White Stag "The Quantum Foam of Famous Fame Telephoned Telepathically to say ~ Merry Christmas ~ ! Hitherto, You may quote me, or eat me." ~ Justin "A God's Dog All agog ~ !" ~ Folly "Noel ~ ! Noel ~ ! Noel ~ ! Leon ~ ! Leon ~ ! Leon ~ !" ~ Twittering "Yorick wiggles apres a nibble, Yorkcik, who feeds spicy specular citations To pet Ravens of Shakespeare, Whether in delay Of day, or haste of night, savours a citation, Contemplates flavor, Calls for St. Flavious to join, fetches An extra coat of silver To lacquer finer his velvet mourning coat. Yorick devours a bite, bite, bite of delight, For his unstated hunger, for sate's sake. ~ Of the Flat Ticker Tape "Quotes unspooling, Of Theodore's Story Of Thee ~ * Understood, his grasp, Of Thee ~ Measuring Upon the scents of apples & pears of Bartlett, His steps, Yorick scrutinizes, leisurely, One of the ravens, the craven raven Who has hit upon a tripwire, While strolling, Of the Ogre's scent, And the memories explode all pretense Of the frame Of an Imax feature film ~ A complex vision jumps from the underbrush ~ !" ~ Georges "Those Fanatic Fatalistic Furries in a horribly horrendous Hurricane of a hassled hurry Flew Very, very far further away Farther That ~ a ~ way ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ >" ~ Side En Dent <:@)~........................................|***|. "Is Christopher Hogwood's recording running faster Than a forest packrat Perfects if Prefect Furioso Chases after, for A Chastening, Or cocktail's chaser, En marginalia ~ ?" ~ Margaux "Capsicum, I daresay, I do cry Fowl ... My owl, O, where ~ ?" ~ Twittering nightbat wrote > "Is Christopher Hogwood's recording running faster > Than a forest packrat [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > My owl, O, where ~ ?" > ~ Twittering nightbat And my humble prayer to you too Officer Twitty and all, Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Only the best for my crew and most lovely sweet, only the best! carry on, the nightbat U2 bat ~ ! > "Beside me ... > Is there ANYONE normal here??????????????????????????????????" [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Sparkling showers ~ > Letters snow. A Christmas tree decorated with ... ... typographic ornametry? Ratz, Twittering One ! ... ... you could have been flogging custom made bits of typographic poetry for spammers to include in their massed greetings. <shrug> ... Or maybe not. > Look for a lovely thing, > You will see it, [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > "Heck, yeah ~ !" > ~ Folly You are very creative, T1 ... flaunt it! > "Elucidated flight of letters > A staircase climbs, [quoted text clipped - 120 lines] > A complex vision jumps from the underbrush ~ !" > ~ Georges "A Christmas tree decorated with ... ... typographic ornametry? Ratz, Twittering One ! ... ... you could have been flogging custom made bits of typographic poetry for spammers to include in their massed greetings. <shrug> ... Or maybe not." ~ Raving "Somewhere near, almost anywhere, Near you, Near me, Someone's alone, Home alone crying on Christmas Eve, Holding less, hoping more, Hobbling along more hopelessly Each day than the day Before Whether on The Island of Manhattan, The Disenchanted Forest, or anywhere Else Than either you or I." ~ Twittering "Bits of typographic Poetry for spammers to include in their massed greetings." ~ Raving "Or magnify Joy If taught Methodology A way to will A living smile, or bite to eat, Or warm bed, Home to rest, Another's shoulder To rest one's head upon If impoverished, forlorn, Mourning Christmas Eve Or year round." ~ Twittering Twattering one is a well-known insane boring net-kook. Ignore it and it won't go away. > Beside me..is there ANYONE normal here?????????????????????????????????? "Twattering one is a well-known insane boring net-kook. Ignore it and it won't go away." ~ No One "Poetry is honored every day At the Grolier Poetry Book Shop in Harvard Square, The oldest continuous poetry book shop In the United States. The shop stocks over 15,000 current volumes Of trade, small press, and university publications. Located at 6 Plympton Street, Harvard Square, We know Click & Clack, Too." ~ Louisa http://www.grolierpoetrybookshop.com/ ~ * ~ "Question ~ Body my house my horse my hound what will I do when you are fallen Where will I sleep How will I ride What will I hunt Where can I go without my mount all eager and quick How will I know in thicket ahead is danger or treasure when Body my good bright dog is dead How will it be to lie in the sky without roof or door and wind for an eye With cloud for shift how will I hide?" ~ May Senson "How will it be to lie in the sky without roof or door and wind for an eye With cloud for shift how will I hide?" ~ May Swenson "O, our puppy, too, Very dead, if wanderer As a cloud, sporting eye for Too Or door to tip ~ toe Fore ~ pawed silently Through Beneath sheltering sky, Pursuing danger Or ticket ahead, or wicket If croquet with shifty Nifty befallen hounds Horsing thornily around Town, nearby Mount Fallen Soufflé, Eastgate Way. O, our bright dog is dead If frolicking, too, avec Horny Buddy or Prancing Wilde Child of Too." ~ Folly > "How will it be > to lie in the sky [quoted text clipped - 28 lines] > Wilde Child of Too." > ~ Folly Very good, Folly! You must have been taking lessons from Twittering. ~ Molly "Very good, Folly! You must have been taking lessons >From Twittering." ~ Molly "Know, Mum ~ !" ~ Folly "Birds of a feather flock together, And so will pigs and swine; Rats and mice will have their choice, And so will I have mine." ~ Mum "Byrds of a feather howl in the heather, And so will flying Figs; A forest rat named Tyche Will sing her pretty song, no matter the weather, If fair or fierce, if goblins echo laughter ~ !" ~ Folly "The man in the wilderness, Asked me, How many strawberries Grew in the sea? I answered him as I thought good, As many red herrings As grew in the wood." ~ Mum > "Byrds of a feather howl in the heather, > And so will flying Figs; > A forest rat named Tyche > Will sing her pretty song, no matter the weather, > If fair or fierce, if goblins echo laughter ~ !" > ~ Folly Folly, Folly, full of holly, How does your garden grow? With rippened figs, And flying pigs, And pretty ganders all in a row! ~ Molly "Golly, Molly, if full of Folly, My garden grows just swell ~ With Easter Eggs On spritely legs, And Ratty Rascals rousing Hell ~ !" ~ Folly "Sing, Sing! ~ What shall I sing? The Cat's run away with the Pudding ~ Bag String." ~ Mum > "Golly, Molly, if full of Folly, > My garden grows just swell ~ > With Easter Eggs > On spritely legs, > And Ratty Rascals rousing Hell ~ !" > ~ Folly O Folly fine and noble goose, Each night I dream of thee. I long to be your friend and more, Please waddle next to me! ~ Molly > "Sing, Sing! ~ What shall I sing? > The Cat's run away with the Pudding ~ Bag String." > ~ Mum Hi Mum! ~ Molly "O Folly fine and noble goose, Each night I dream of thee. I long to be your friend and more, Please waddle next to me!" ~ Molly "Waddle over, gather closer ~ Roll around in 4 ~ Leaf Clover With us and Rover ~ !" ~ Folly "Sing, Sing! ~ What shall I sing? The Cat's run away with the Pudding ~ Bag String." ~ Mum "Hi Mum!" ~ Molly "Pass the grog, raise the rum, O, rattle chains, for The Deade arise Winking brilliant sparkling eyes ~ ! Hark ~ Leonardo, barks larks, O, bright sun, And a winged Jack Russel flies ~ !" ~ Mum > "O Folly fine and noble goose, > Each night I dream of thee. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > With us and Rover ~ !" > ~ Folly And a snowy plover? ~ Molly > "Sing, Sing! ~ What shall I sing? > The Cat's run away with the Pudding ~ Bag String." [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > And a winged Jack Russel flies ~ !" > ~ Mum And the Dog Star shines Above the pines. ~ Molly "Waddle over, gather closer ~ Roll around in 4 ~ Leaf Clover With us and Rover ~ !" ~ Folly "And a snowy plover ~ ?" ~ Molly [Plover ~ A wading bird who lives on the shoreline, Who sports a short bill and tail and long pointed wings. Family: Charadriida. A bird who resembles the plover But is in a different taxonomic family, For example, the Egyptian plover or upland plover.] "Of course ~ !" ~ Moreover "And the Dog Star shines Above the pines." ~ Molly "And the Dog Star whines In the key of C, majorly, if dressed to the Nines." ~ Thusly "To be licked into shape, Your fate, If woefully late, >From the belief That cubs are born shapeless And must be properly Formed By their mother's licking." ~ Mum > "Waddle over, gather closer ~ > Roll around in 4 ~ Leaf Clover [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > "Of course ~ !" > ~ Moreover A common presence on Oregon beaches. Snowy Plover: http://www.birds.cornell.edu/bow/SNOPLO/images/coesnowyplovr.jpg > "And the Dog Star shines > Above the pines." [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > In the key of C, majorly, if dressed to the Nines." > ~ Thusly Yes, "Putting on the dog," so to speak. ~ Molly "The Barn Owls are at it again ~ ! Will the Barn Owls have a deep winter Nesting, Or will they be caught second ~ besting By the Ivory-billed Woodpecker, If The Grail Byrd Flies swiftly by ~ ?" ~ Malbec, A Whip ~ Poor ~ Willl "Yes, 'Putting on the dog,' so to speak." ~ Molly "I am Byrd Of The Week ~ !" ~ The Red ~ Naped Sapsucker http://www.birds.cornell.edu/ ~ * ~ "You may henceforth Call me ~ Pic à nuque rouge ~ !" ~ The Red ~ Naped Sapsucker > "The Barn Owls are at it again ~ ! > Will the Barn Owls have a deep winter [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > "Yes, 'Putting on the dog,' so to speak." > ~ Molly "The Pileated Woodpecker, the Woodcock, and the Common Flicker Build their nests where the growth is thicker. The Barn Owl, Screech Owl, and Common Loon Fly through the dark by the full of the Moon." ~ Molly "What does Kennel Cough Sound like ~ ?" ~ Folly nightbat wrote > "Birds of a feather flock together, > And so will pigs and swine; > Rats and mice will have their choice, > And so will I have mine." > ~ Mum nightbat Pretty much sums up this group with the profound Earth Science Team Officers group deep theory flying, and the coffee boys joyfully auk wallowing in their sh------t. Officer Bert and Saul playing with each other catch the rat or mice. And Officer Twitty having her way with us and us enjoying every minute. (:`) carry on, the nightbat You're a cheerful sort, bat. nightbat wrote > You're a cheerful sort, bat. nightbat I try Officer Twitty, I pleasant duty try! And concerning with sweet you it's no duty it's a sure pleasure. carry on, the nightbat >nightbat wrote > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > Pretty much sums up this group with the profound Earth Science >Team Officers group deep theory flying, and the coffee boys joyfully auk *ding* >wallowing in their sh------t. ^^^^^^^^^ Is this some kind of super sekret saucerhead kode? >Officer Bert and Saul playing with each >other catch the rat or mice. And Officer Twitty having her way with us >and us enjoying every minute. (:`) lame on, > the nightbat  SignatureOfficial Associate AFA-B Vote Rustler Official Overseer of Kooks and Saucerheads in alt.astronomy Co-Winner, alt.(f)lame Worst Flame War, December 2005 "I am a sean being from another planet." -- Darla aka Dr. Why aka Dr. Yubiwan aka Silouen aka ... ~ * Health Care Politics Healthcare & the American Presidency * ~ The American Presidency plays a vital role in the development and implementation of health policy in the United States. >From Roosevelt's decision not to seek health care coverage as part of Social Security, to Johnson's advocacy of Medicare, to Reagan's support for catastrophic Medicare coverage, to Clinton's pursuit of health security for all, presidential action and inaction have profoundly affected our nation's health policy agenda and health care system. This observation suggests that a systematic understanding of the experience of the modern American Presidency in shaping health policy might yield insights that could improve the Presidency's function in this realm, and thereby, the defectiveness of heath care policy-making generally. This proposal will pursue two specific purposes: to understand how the modern American Presidency affects the development and implementation of health care policy in the United States; and to provide guidance to future presidents, their staffs, other government officials, and other health care stakeholders concerning how the Presidency can be used most effectively to achieve public purposes in the health care arena. ~ The MGH Institute for Health Policy http://www.mgh.harvard.edu/healthpolicy/IHP_politics.html
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