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Thursday's Column: Captain's Blog
The shortest book of the Old Testament is dedicated to revealing the coming punishment of a nation which descended from Esau. Edom, also called Teman (for Esau's grandson, Gen. 36:15), faced "the day of the Lord" (a frequent Old Testament term meaning coming, divine punishment) along with all the nations. Well over a thousand years after Esau lived, his descendants betrayed God's people, Judah, by helping the Babylonians loot Jerusalem during the time of the captivity and exile. God took notice and the book of Obadiah is proof that He planned to take action.
While that is the background of Obadiah, it's the way that Edom saw itself that has been imitated by many nations in subsequent times. One of the consequences of forgetting and denying God is that the most frequent substitute put on the throne of one's heart is self. How sweet to embrace the thought that "blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord" (Psa. 33:12). What a contrast to the frequent lamentation in Scripture about nations who forget God (Psa. 106:21; Deu. 32:18; Jud. 3:7; Jer. 3:21; etc.).
Is it possible for people today to imitate the mindset of the Edomites? If so, how does God feel about that? How will He respond to that? It seems that at the heart of this book, we find:
Obadiah says they are arrogant and put their trust in their hiding places and their lofty places. They thought they had built a pretty impregnable defense and impenetrable destiny. This earth and world provide no such guarantees. Jesus would call this building upon the sand (Mat. 7:26-27). What do I place my confidence in? The stock market? Material prosperity? Military might? Higher education? Recreation? Retirement? None of these things are inherently wrong, but they make poor foundations for our lives.
It appears that the three overarching problems God has with Edom is that they did nothing when their brother (the nation of Judah) was in need (10-11), they rejoiced over their brother's misfortune (12), and they even participated in his suffering (13-14). When we list out the "worst sins" mankind commits, where do we place apathy? God puts it at the top of His list here. Sometimes we call them "sins of omission." Edmund Burke wrote, "The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing." On Judgment Day, the Lord will place on His left hand those who saw the needs of others and didn't meet them (Mat. 25:31-46). Obadiah depicts three stages of one spiritual cancer: indifference, gloating, and collusion. John's sobering words are appropriate here, as he asks, "But whoever has the world's goods, and sees his brother in need and closes his heart against him, how does the love of God abide in him?" (1 John 3:17). How helpful to see our brothers–those through Christ or Adam–as God sees them.
Nine times in five verses (10-14), Obadiah refers to "the day" God visited Judah for her sins. It was the day of their disaster, distress, destruction, and misfortune. Because of Edom's sinful response described above, God had a day set aside for them, too. They would reap what they sowed (15-16). They would suffer (18). They would lose it all (17,19-20). The future looked bright for God's faithful remnant (17-21), but not for those who had built their lives upon the sand.
This book has application for our world, our country, for the church, and for each of us as individuals. Frequently, life will come along and shake our confidence. How we do on the other side of that distress depends on our foundation. That is a prayerful process. We can be fire or stubble (18). May we find the strength ascend Mount Zion and the kingdom (21; Heb. 12:22-29).
Neal Pollard
72% of Americans, age 13-24, view pornography frequently (55% of men 25 and older). Those numbers only drop to 41% and 23% of those professing to be Christians (Barna, July-August 2015, Barna Study Here). So, perhaps this was inevitable. A few years ago, potentially millions of people started receiving a disturbing email from an anonymous source claiming to have hacked into their email and installed malware to discover their pornographic consumption. Experts say these hackers have just enough facts and information to frighten many of the recipients. They attempt to blackmail the recipients, demanding hundreds or even thousands of dollars in bitcoin. Otherwise, they promise to email proof of their readers' perverse, clandestine interests to everyone in their contact list.
These hackers are relying on people's fear of being found out, thinking that if even a tiny percentage of fearful folks pay the ransom it will make their spam to millions pay off. This hoax has probably raised the heart rate of many who consume pornography but felt like they were getting away with it. But the FBI say it is just that–a hoax.
God created man with a built-in sensitivity to our accountability. Many have a "certain fearful looking for of judgment" (Heb. 10:27). Some day, the secrets of men will be judged by God through Christ (Rom. 2:16). Solomon said, "For God will bring every act to judgment, everything which is hidden, whether it is good or evil" (Ecc. 12:14). But, "We must all appear before the judgment seat of Christ, so that each may be recompensed for his deeds in the body, according to what he was done, whether good or bad" (2 Cor. 5:10).
The good news is that no one has to be afraid of the judgment or having everything which is hidden shared with the whole world. "God our Savior desires all men to be saved and to come to the knowledge of the truth" (1 Tim. 2:3-4). Peter adds, "The Lord is not slow about His promise, as some count slowness, but is patient toward you, not wishing for any to perish but for all to come to repentance" (2 Pet. 3:9).
God wants our sins to be covered by the blood of His Son. Not just "big sins" (as we distinguish them), but every sin, great and small, that we struggle with! How great to face the judgment with those sins hidden from His perfect view.
Neal Pollard
Today marks 16 years since the most infamous and iconic attack rocked our collective consciousness. Each year, there is a solemn ceremony conceived in such wisdom and executed with a poignancy that never abates. That is the reading of the names of those who died in the 911 Attacks in New York, Pennsylvania, and Washington, D.C. The soft music playing behind the readers accents the mood, punctuated by every reader mentioning the name of a family member they lost that fateful day. September 11th resonates with us so deeply because it was an attack on our country, but also because of the death of each and every individual who perished that day. Behind each name are family members, memories, joy and sorrow. Each person, in such a dramatic, untimely way, was taken from time into eternity. God loved and loves each one with an infinite, eternal love and wanted each one to be saved. Christ gave His life to provide salvation for each one. The Bible was written for the benefit of each one. The Lord's church was meant to pursue and teach each one.
Though each individual is numbered among such a large group, around 3,000 of them, each one means more than the whole world (Mat. 16:26). This touching memorial is a tribute to the overall value of human life. It reminds us that we are surrounded by individuals all possessing an eternal soul. Everyone you see today is heading toward eternity. Each one will either hear "well done" or "depart from me" (cf. Mat. 25:31ff). What is said about God's attitude toward those victims specially remembered today is true of every person we meet and see today.
May we have our hearts stirred by the sobriety of that truth. May we never lose sight of our urgent responsibility to share the message of Christ with the people in our lives. As moving as the ceremony that occurs each year in New York City on September 11th, we really cannot imagine what the Day of Judgment will be like. Each person who ever lived, including you and me, will hear our name called (cf. 2 Cor. 5:10). As important as our own name is, every name is important. Let us pray that this realization will propel us to tell the best news of human history and help someone find the only way, truth, and life.
Neal Pollard
It is one of the preacher or teacher's public speaking nightmares. And it happened to me yesterday morning between Bible class and worship services. I had no clue until I began to be approached by multiple members. My wireless mic was "hot," and I was visiting with several people and, true to form, I was having plenty to say. As far as I know, I said nothing personal or embarrassing, but after I was informed of my amplified voice I began thinking back to who I spoke to and what I said. My private conversations were being broadcast throughout the auditorium, foyer, nursery, and beyond.
The Bible gives us some insights into what the day of judgment will be like. How much is accommodative language and how much depicts what it will be like is something we must leave until we are there. Yet, there are some statements made that are not open to interpretation. Solomon writes, "For God will bring every act to judgment, everything which is hidden, whether it is good or evil" (Ecc. 12:14). There is appointed a day when "God will judge the secrets of men through Christ Jesus" (Rom. 2:16; cf. 14:10-12; 2 Cor. 5:10). Jesus taught, "But I tell you that every careless word that people speak, they shall give an accounting for it in the day of judgment. For by your words you will be justified, and by your words you will be condemned" (Mat. 12:36-37). Clearly, the words we speak—even those which are not public—are subject to the universal judgment at the end of time.
With that in mind, I want to be more careful to control that hard-to-tame tongue (cf. Jas. 3:2ff). Lying, gossiping, complaining, bitter, slanderous, angry, malicious, backbiting, or jealous words can flow freely, especially in private conversations. I may think I am covered by the cloak of secrecy or privacy, but how would I speak if I knew that everything I said what being broadcast for everyone to hear? If I could think of my speech in that way, how much more positively would I speak of others, of my own circumstances, of the church, and of my God?
Yesterday was good for me! If all of us could experience an unplanned moment like that at least once, it might cause us to reflect on what we are saying when we think that those around us can't (or won't) hear. It might help us live soberly, righteously, and godly in view of the end.
Neal Pollard
Jesus said, "wisdom is vindicated by all her children" (Luke 7:35). He said this in response to the hypercriticism and unrighteous judgment of those who condemned both John the Baptist and Him. They said John was too conservative and Jesus was too liberal. They hacked at the methods and message of both, without justification or legitimacy. They were libelous name-callers, but Jesus simply responded with a proverb. What a good one! It's a needed one today, especially in the face of those who sit and snipe at the works of others. For those who get gun shy at the prospect of such snipers, please remember Jesus' words and Jesus' reward for those who keep at the good work. This principle applies to:
There are undoubtedly other categories of people who fall under the purview of Jesus' saying, but they share the burden of having their works criticized by naysayers, ne'er-do-wells, nitpickers, and needlers. In Luke 7, Jesus took the magnifying glass and turned it on the critics. We can take heart this idea: "If you address as Father the One who impartially judges according to each one's work, conduct yourselves in fear during the time of your stay on earth" (1 Pet. 1:17). We have a responsibility to conduct ourselves righteously, but we can rest in the confidence that we will be judged impartially by the perfect, righteous Judge. Let us commend our efforts to His eyes. He will get it perfectly right!
Neal Pollard
I recently heard D.C. Brown, illustrating proper conduct, mention a list I've seen at times in my adult life. The list he mentioned was of people whose personal checks the cashier was not to take. The offenders apparently wrote "bad checks," checks they did not have sufficient funds to cover. The names, as is typical, were bold and legible to the customer as well as the employee. Multiple purposes are achieved through such a list—warning, shaming, identifying, and the like. It is unlikely, but not impossible, that someone's name might accidentally land on the list.
Throughout our lives, we may find ourselves looking to see if we are on this list or that. When I was in school, they would publish the honor roll list, depth charts in sports, casts for plays and who was chosen for what part, and those who were selected for the Beta Club or Honor Society. The advent of the internet has slowly replaced paper lists with electronic ones, but the concept is still intact.
The Bible talks about a "list." It is a list every thinking and feeling person should yearn to have their name written on. The setting is the great day of judgment, recorded by John in Revelation 20:11-15. Jesus is sitting in all His majesty on His throne. Everyone, great and small, stood before that throne. They were judged by God's Word and what they did with it. In a sobering text, here is the climax: "And if anyone's name was not found written in the book of life, he was throne into the lake of fire" (15). Jesus preached on earth that the majority of all people will not be on that list (Mat. 7:13-14). They will have neglected or rejected the will revealed in the Bible (cf. John 12:48). If never before that moment, at that threshold of eternity they will have never wanted anything like they will want to have their name on that list. But, then it will be too late. Now is the time to submit ourselves and our lives to that divine will and, by grace through faith, have our name written there.
Some lists we would wish to avoid in this life. The list, in Revelation 20:12, is not one of them. What a joy it will be to hear our name "when the roll is called up yonder"!
Neal Pollard
Today marks the 75th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor, the event which drew our country into World War II. 2,343 men were killed, 1,143 were wounded, and 960 unaccounted for or missing. The Japanese chose Sunday to attack as it was the most relaxed day of the week for the servicemen. Many were still in their pajamas or having breakfast when the attack began at 7:55 that morning. Kermit Tyler, an Air Force lieutenant serving as the officer on duty that morning, told the radar operator not to worry about the large blip on the radar screen. He thought it was a flight of U.S. bombers coming from our mainland. Instead, it was the first wave of attackers. Captain Mitsuo Fuchida, the airstrike leader for the Japanese carrier force, could see that Pearl Harbor was totally unaware of the impending attack. He radioed back a coded message, repeating an abbreviated word three times—"to ra, to ra, to ra"—meaning "lightning strike." The transmission began at 7:49, undetected by the soon-to-be victims of the attack that began a mere six minutes later (read more here).
Among so many significant facts, what we most remember about the attack on Pearl Harbor was how utterly surprising it was. No one stood vigil, considering the possibility of it. Like its later counterpart, "9/11," and even natural catastrophes like Pompeii, the Galveston hurricane, the 2004 tsunami, or Mexico's El Chicon volcano, serious and deadly events can occur without warning. With our most sophisticated technology and detection systems, we are without the ability to forewarn about the greatest surprise that will ever be.
Paul says that the resurrection of the dead of all time will occur "in a moment, in the twinkling of an eye" (1 Cor. 15:52). Paul and Peter both refer to "the day of the Lord" as that which will come "as a thief in the night" (1 Th. 5:2; 2 Pet. 3:10). Jesus warned that the day could be a disaster, a trap that comes on one "suddenly" (Luke 21:34). He taught that it will come at an hour unknown to everyone (Mark 13:32-33).
While it will surprise everyone, the coming of Christ will be a devastating event for the great majority of mankind. For them, it will infinitely exceed the loss of physical life. It will be an everlasting loss (Mat. 25:46; 2 Th. 1:9). Yet, God has made preparation eminently possible. He desires escape for everyone (2 Pet. 3:9). One can be prepared for that day and be saved from harm and for something inexpressibly superior. Those of us who have discovered the way of preparation must hold fast to it (cf. Heb. 3:6) and strive to share this vital information with as many as possible. The sudden coming of Christ need not be a defeat, but can instead be the harbinger of the greatest victory ever. May Paul's inspired exclamation be our song of victory: "Death is swallowed up in victory. O death, where is your victory? O death, where is your sting?" (1 Cor. 15:54b-55). Amen. Come, Lord Jesus (Rev. 22:20)!
Jeff Wiant (guest baker)
Up until this past election cycle I had never even heard of WikiLeaks. Months and endless press later, I have become very familiar with this website. For those who may have been living under a rock for the past few months, WikiLeaks is a website that publishes secret information, news leaks, and classified media that they receive from anonymous sources for the world to see. Just looking on their page the other day, I discovered links that would allow me to read private emails from a presidential candidate and her associates, secret files about global surveillance, private emails between top employees at Sony Pictures, and I could have even watched a classified video.
Through all of this browsing it made me start to wonder. With hindsight being 20/20, would the ones who wrote these emails or committed these acts have written or done things differently if they knew that in the future they would be exposed and the whole world would be able to see and judge them because of these leaks?
More importantly, this also got me thinking further about myself. Do I have any secrets that I would fear if they ever got out? Do I ever have thoughts in my head that are impure and unfaithful? Do I allow myself to continue to have these thoughts because, after all, I'm keeping them to myself? After all, who's going to know?
Allow me to answer that question for us all: GOD KNOWS! Like WikiLeaks in our world, God can, and does, unearth all these dark spots in our personal lives. But whereas there are still plenty of classified files and incriminating private emails out there that haven't been, and won't ever be, exposed by WikiLeaks, God already knows EVERYTHING there is to know about us.
As it says in Psalm 139:1-4, "O Lord, You have searched me and known me. You know when I sit down and when I rise up; You understand my thought from afar. You scrutinize my path and my lying down, and are intimately acquainted with all my ways. Even before there is a word on my tongue, behold, O Lord, You know it all." God knows everything we do on the outside and the inside. Having that realization is very intimidating.
For more evidence of this you can also look at Hebrews 4:12-13, which states, "For the word of God is living and active and sharper than any two-edged sword, and piercing as far as the division of soul and spirit, of both joints and marrow, and able to judge the thoughts and intentions of the heart. And there is no creature hidden from His sight, but all things are open and laid bare to the eyes of Him with whom we have to do."
We will all be judged. Not just based on what our family, friends, and the rest of the world see, but based on the EVERYTHING that God sees. You can't hide anything from God. Knowing this, are there changes we need to make in our lives? Are there things we need to do and think about differently?
The good news is that it's never too late and God is a forgiving God. If we do sin, we need to confess these sins to God ask for forgiveness (1 John 1:9). I challenge you to live with the knowledge in the front of your mind that God is always watching and listening. There are no secrets with God and there is no misleading God. Live the life He requires and you will receive your eternal reward in Heaven.
"Finally, brethren, whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is of good repute, if there is any excellence and if anything is worthy of praise, dwell on these things" (Phil. 4:8).
Neal Pollard
With the Chicago Cubs winning their first World Series since 1908, which year was near the end of Teddy Roosevelt's second presidential term when there were only 46 United States and the first that Mother's Day was celebrated in America, diehard fans believe a World War II-era "curse" has been lifted. Chicago tavern owner, Billy Sianis, "put" the curse on the Cubs when he and his goat were asked to leave game four of the 1945 World Series against the Tigers (imagine a goat even getting into a Major League park today). Fans point to strange, "inexplicable" events through time—most famously Steve Bartman in 2003—to support the "fact" of that curse (see more here: http://www.billygoattavern.com/legend/curse/).
For most of us, this is a fun and playful distraction that makes sports, particularly baseball, that much more fun. Superstition is a nuance that shows up in so many places: pitchers stepping over the foul line going back to the dugout, players not washing and re-wearing underclothes and uniforms, pre-game and post-game meals, etc. I would guess precious few actually believe there is real power in these rituals (on a personal note, my continuous practice of having to wake up wearing UGA apparel on football game days—begun in 1980—was once and for all broken in the midst of a bad 2016 season).
All joking aside, goats get negative attention in a place much more important than Wrigley Field. In Scripture, Jesus, in the last of five parables of preparation in Matthew 24-25, likens the lost to goats (Mat. 25:32-33). Commentators tell us that "their normal dirty state, it might even have been considered wise to leave it to the skilled shepherd to distinguish with confidence the sheep from the goats" (Nolland, NIGTC, np). In fact, throughout the Old Testament, sheep and goats were mostly interchangeable for milk, meat, sacrifice, and general use (ibid.). But, for the purpose of Judgment, Jesus is skillful and discerning enough to know with perfect discernment whether every individual is "goat" or "sheep." No one is inadvertently mislabeled or misplaced. He will perfectly divide the saved from the lost. Placement at Judgment will not be influenced by looks, wealth, popularity, education, or any other criteria the world embraces as success. Jesus tells us who both the goat and sheep are (Mat. 25:31-46).
Billy's goat was not responsible for a "Cubs curse." Yet, we should understand in a day when the world and even the religious are less inclined to label any activity goat-like, i.e., soul-condemning, Scripture makes it clear that Jesus has not lost any such ability to discern. In fact, He tells us most will be placed in the goat column (cf. Mat. 7:13-14). Let us love and respect God's Word enough to avoid the curse He came to undo (Gal. 3:13; Rev. 22:3).


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Skipper7478 replied to Skipper7478's question in OS X 10.10 YosemiteUPDATE: Got it to work. Heres the solution: ? The problem is it didn't install the kexts, why? I don't know but I got them to work by installing them manually. ? Here are the steps: 1. Uninstalled the Utility. 2. Installed the Utility. 3. Installed the kexts using Kext Wizard 4. Rebuilt permissions and kext caches. 5. Reboot 6. System preferences --> D-Link Utility 7. Connect and done.
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Skipper7478 posted a question in OS X 10.10 YosemiteHi, ? I have an Acer MC605, with an intel i5, nvidia 620 and 2 internal hardrives with 1 TB each. ? It's triple booted with Win 8, OS X 10.9 and OS X 10.10 ? With 10.9, everything works perfectly. I downloaded the Mac OS drivers from Dlink's website and installed it. Works at it's finest. ? Today I download a distro of 10.10, I know some people say a distro is bad and all but it works for me with kexts for my graphics card etc... ? I tried installing the same driver I used from DLink for 10.10, but it gives me an error. It installs the DLink utility but it won't detect the actal USB wireless. I have tried to find a solution but I couldn't find it anywhere, so I decided to start my own topic. ? I was wondering if anyone has ever made an installer for 10.10 for this USB Wireless, if there's a kext for it or is there a bypass for this error. ? Cheers, Skipper.
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Skipper7478 posted a question in OS X 10.9 MavericksHi, I have N{censored} Distro of OS X Mavericks and I need to delete some kexts from Extensions.mkext in order to make it boot into the installer. If it can be done by Windows it's better but if it can't and it can be done from a Mac or another hackintosh I can do it aswell but only if it can be done from 10.5. If you know how to do so tell me please. ? Thank you.
I converted OSX-Mavericks.DMG(N{censored} distro) to a read/write DMG file. I mount it on my OS X Leopard install but when i open the finder and navigate to the mounted image it shows nothing.
There is no extensions folder in the library only an extensions.mext file. I deleted that with a tool called WinISO but when I burn it to disk to a disc(the ISO version is the DVD version) I get BIOS read error at sector: (sector) Im going to try and edit the USB version .DMG file with 10.5. ? Also, Noway I reburned the SL DVD DMG file with disk utility and now when I press F5 I get the same problem as with iAtkos S3 V2, colors at the top of the screen and then nothing the only thing I can do is restart.
How do I remove kexts from the installation? I deleted the whole extensions.mext file and I get a bios read error when i try to boot from dvd. I have N{censored} mavericks iso version on a dvd dual layer.
Ok I use TransMac to delete the kexts or what do I use?
ATI Radeon HD 8xxx (cant remember, cant use my PC now) Ive been told its to do with the GPU and to remove some kexts but I havent been told uow to do that because, i cant boot into installer or -s or anything, always happens the same thing. Please, give me instruxtions on how to remove these kexts. If I need OS X to do so, ive got 10.5 working.
As I said N{censored} 10.9 gets stuck at apple logo. In -v after all the loading hfs files stuff, black screen. This happens in installer.
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Skipper7478 posted a question in OS X 10.6 Snow LeopardIll stop making topics and post my problems here. Right, I got SL DVD to do something else, same thing as iAtkos v2 s3, colors at the top of screen. Nerish mavericks: stuck at apple logo Nerish ML: Kernel panic: EFI not supported. iAtkos v7: No drivers working except keyboard and mouse. Downloading iAtkos ML2... Last distro I can try...
Ive done some research. The amd kernel N{censored} ML comes from is supported for my CPU. Finished burning the DVD, hope it works...
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Skipper7478 replied to legendcaster's question in OS X 10.6 Snow LeopardTry booting in modCD and using the modbin kernel. Also try using these bootflags: GraphicsEnabler=no cpus=1 busratio=20 PCIRootUID=0 -f -x -v
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Skipper7478 replied to legendcaster's question in OS X 10.6 Snow LeopardThis may help as well as it will result in vain. I have OS X 10.5 Leopard iAtkos v7 installed on an external hard drive, if I use a USB port that is not the one I connected it during installation, I get still waiting for root device. Try reinstalling and if that doesnt work either, open your computer and plug out the hard drive and then plug it back in and reinstall.
Well, dammit. My 8GB usb broke yesterday, althought I can try and fix it. As I said on my previous topic, modCD wont detect my DVD. Its not a bought one though, I downloaded it but its legit, it is shown inside of mac os x Leopard and the installer options are all from retail. My laptop can run OS X 10.6 I checked on a webpage. Can you give me some solution to the bootloader issue. Ive previously read the guide you gave me and watched 5 videos on youtube about the same thing. I know how to do everything the onky thing thats stopping me is modCD not detecting it. Please, if you dont know how to fix this give a link to a forum or a name or contact of someone who does. Also, what is Camamelon-more package and how to retrieve? P.S. Im downloading N{censored} ML see if it works... Thank you.

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Marketing Qualifications - Are marketing qualifications still relevant? What is the point in spending the time to get a qualification? Should you be working in marketing without one?
Hello again and welcome back to the Marketing Buzzword Podcast!
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Police: Oakland student charged with murder after cannabis robbery, shooting
A 20-year-old Oakland man was charged with murder in connection with last week's fatal shooting near Oakland's Fruitvale Station Shopping Center, police said Tuesday.
The Alameda County district attorney's office charged Omar Rojo in the death of 25-year-old Jaime Valdovinos of Los Banos (Merced County), according to a statement released by Oakland police. Rojo, a student, was booked into the Santa Rita jail in Dublin on Friday evening and is being held without bail.
Officers responded to a report of a shooting on the 3000 block of East Ninth Street at 7:09 p.m. Thursday, when they found the victim, Valdovinos, unresponsive and dying from at least one gunshot wound.
A surviving victim told police that he and Valdovinos were robbed by two suspects of a "large amount of marijuana," and that one of the robbers shot Valdovinos during a struggle to get the marijuana back, according to court records.
The second victim identified Rojo as one of the suspects, and surveillance footage captured the shooter firing from the rear seat of Valdovinos' vehicle. Officers served a search warrant at a residence connected to Rojo and confiscated a firearm and clothing allegedly worn during the incident.
Police say Rojo provided a statement after his arrest, where he admitted to setting up the robbery and shooting approximately three times in Valdovinos' direction while inside the vehicle. As of Tuesday, police had not arrested a second suspect.
In addition to the murder charge, Rojo faces two counts of second-degree robbery and special allegations including felony murder and personal and intentional discharge of a firearm.
Anyone with information about the killing can contact the Oakland police's homicide section at 510-238-3821 or the tip line at 510-238-7950.
Oakland has had 56 homicides so far this year.
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The impact of orthopaedic research evidence on health financing in Australia
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In Australia, approval by the Medical Services Advisory Committee (MSAC) is an important step in the implementation of new health technologies. The MSAC considers health technology assessments (HTA) when submitting a recommendation to the Minister of Health on a new technology's suitability for public funding. Despite being such a critical tool in formulating policy, there has been little scrutiny on the impact of limited evidence on the performance of a national HTA agency's mandate. We aim to determine the proportion of HTAs of orthopaedic technologies prepared for the MSAC that were supported by higher levels of evidence for effectiveness, and whether this affected the MSAC's ability to conclude on efficacy. We also investigated whether the availability of higher level evidence affected the performance of cost-effectiveness analyses.
We performed a cohort study of all HTAs prepared for the MSAC from 1998 to 2017 with regards to new technologies in orthopaedic surgery.
We identified seven HTAs encompassing nine orthopaedic technologies for inclusion. Higher levels of evidence were available for assessing the technology's effectiveness in six out of the nine technologies. The results did not show a statistically significant relationship between the availability of higher level evidence and MSAC's ability to make a clear conclusion on the assessment of effectiveness (P = 0.5). The proportion of HTAs where a cost-effectiveness analysis was performed was significantly higher (P < 0.05) when higher levels of evidence were available for the assessment of effectiveness.
The results indicate that there is a paucity of high quality evidence in the formulation of health policy with regards to the implementation of new orthopaedic technologies in the public healthcare system. This represents an opportunity for strong leadership from surgeons to help develop the tools needed for effective clinical decision-making.
It is incumbent upon policy-makers to use evidence-based medicine to guide decisions with regards to which medical services and procedures should be allocated government funds. This is essential to ensure that finite resources are allocated wisely to those services that are proven to offer the greatest benefit in improving healthcare. This paper intends to identify the degree to which evidence-based medicine influences this decision-making process with respect to orthopaedic techniques and procedures in Australia.
Randomised controlled trials (RCTs), when performed well, provide the gold standard in evidence for analysing efficacy of a medical intervention. Historically, difficulties have been cited in the performance of RCTs in the context of surgical interventions, including barriers to randomisation, difficulty in blinding, inherent variabilities of surgeon competency and technique, surgical learning curves, and patient's equipoise [1]. These factors have limited the quality and quantity of randomised trials of surgical interventions. In Australia, one study noted that only 19.6% of orthopaedic procedures currently performed had at least one RCT supporting the operative treatment over non-operative alternatives [2]. Evidence shows that this has impacted on clinical decision-making on a day-to-day basis and healthcare decisions on surgical interventions are less likely to be based on RCTs [2, 3].
The Australian Institute of Health and Welfare recognises arthritis and musculoskeletal diseases as one of nine national health priority areas, accounting for a substantial amount of disease burden in Australia [4]. Orthopaedics is the surgical specialty that focuses on injuries and diseases of the body's musculoskeletal system [5]. The Federal Government has identified potential health gains in investing in new technologies to assist Australians with orthopaedic issues, including a recent $13.3 million investment to "fund three medical breakthroughs to help people with severe disabilities walk again and support thousands of Australians facing crippling back pain" [6]. This is one example of government investment in the innovation and development of new health technologies. However, it is unknown to what degree decisions for the allocation of funding are based upon scientifically sound and robust evidence.
Key to the integration and delivery of a newly developed health technology are health technology assessments (HTA), which represent a multidisciplinary field of policy analysis that studies medical, social, ethical and economic implications of a new technology [7]. In Australia, the Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS) is responsible for subsidising the cost of procedures performed in public hospitals with public funds. The MBS requires that a formal HTA is undertaken during the consideration process for public funding of new orthopaedic technologies other than prosthetic devices [8, 9]. This is to ensure the "optimum value for money in the Government's subsidisation of medical services, as well as prioritising the uptake of effective new technologies and procedures" [9]. Specifically, it is the Medical Services Advisory Committee (MSAC) which advises the Minister for Health on the listing of MBS subsidies for orthopaedic technologies other than prostheses. MSAC approval, and the subsequent access to public funding, is the crucial facilitator of the uptake of the new technology in Australia and important for widespread consumer uptake [10].
In advising the Minister for Health, the MSAC Terms of Reference require it to consider "the strength of evidence in relation to the comparative safety, effectiveness, cost-effectiveness, and total cost of the medical service" under assessment [11]. The HTAs used by the MSAC to make recommendations on orthopaedic technologies will be dependent on the availability of the published evidence. The aforementioned scarcity of orthopaedic- and surgical-related RCTs can impact on the quality of an assessment of safety and effectiveness, and may also place restrictions on any assessment of cost-effectiveness [12]. Cost effectiveness is an important consideration as there exists a perception amongst stakeholders that financial impacts are a significant factor in attracting public funding [13]. This paper will examine the use of higher level evidence in the performance of a national HTA agency's mandate.
Our aims were thus to (1) determine the proportion of the total HTAs performed by the MSAC, in relation to orthopaedic technologies, that were supported by higher levels of evidence (i.e. higher than level II according to the National Health and Medical Research Council guidelines), (2) determine whether the availability of higher level evidence affected MSAC's conclusion of effectiveness, and (3) investigate whether the availability of higher level evidence limited the performance of cost-effectiveness analyses by MSAC.
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We performed a cohort study of HTAs prepared for the MSAC from 1998 to 2017 with regards to new technologies in orthopaedic surgery. We defined 'orthopaedic surgery' as the application of a manual or instrumented surgical technique by a surgeon in the diagnosis or treatment of injury, disease or deformity to the body's musculoskeletal system. HTAs are usually publicly listed and available on the MSAC website. We reviewed each HTA of orthopaedic technologies that were completed and for which information was available on the MSAC website. We excluded applications that were withdrawn and any assessments for which information was unavailable on the MSAC website.
Data extraction
We extracted data on the general characteristics of each included HTA report, including the name of the orthopaedic technology or procedure and year of the HTA. As part of its evaluation process, the MSAC makes an assessment of the evidence presented to them in the HTA report. This is usually made against a comparator procedure, which is considered the current gold standard at the time for the same disease entity. To evaluate the quality of evidence used in the decision-making process, the authors used the National Health & Medical Research Council Guidelines 2000 [14]. Each of the included MSAC assessments were evaluated, and ascribed a level of evidence in accordance with the guidelines. The authors recorded whether the MSAC considered level I (systematic reviews) or level II (RCTs) evidence as part of its assessment. We categorised qualitative conclusions regarding the MSAC's assessment for safety, effectiveness and cost-effectiveness. The categorisation subsets were either favourable (the orthopaedic technology was safer or more effective or cost-effective than the comparator), equivocal (the evidence supporting the orthopaedic technology was unclear) or unfavourable (the orthopaedic technology was not safer or more effective or cost-effective than the comparator). If a cost-effectiveness analysis had been performed this was also documented. Finally, the corresponding recommendation by the MSAC to support or not support Medicare funding was noted. Data was abstracted using a standardised data form.
Outcomes and data analysis
A Fischer exact test was used to analyse the relationship between the availability of higher level evidence and the MSAC's ability to make a clear (favourable or unfavourable) or equivocal conclusion on the assessment of effectiveness. A 2 × 2 table was used and the level of significance was set at P < 0.05. A Fischer exact test was also used to analyse the relationship between the availability of higher levels of evidence for the assessment of effectiveness, and any subsequent performance of a formal cost-effectiveness analysis in a 2 × 2 table. The level of significance was set at P < 0.05.
The MSAC received 323 applications for the performance of HTAs during the assessment period, of which 14 were identified as possibly relating to orthopaedic technologies. Of these, seven HTAs were excluded (Table 1) – two due to applications being subsequently withdrawn, three were not specifically related to orthopaedic surgical procedures performed by surgeons, one was missing on the MSAC website, and one had an incomplete assessment at the time of review. We identified seven HTAs encompassing nine orthopaedic technologies for inclusion (Table 2).
In six out of the nine technologies assessed (66.6%), higher levels of evidence were available to the MSAC when assessing the technology's effectiveness. The assessment of effectiveness for three out of the nine technologies showed clearly favourable or unfavourable evidence (Fig. 1) and higher levels of evidence were available to MSAC for each of these assessments (Table 2). However, primary outcome results did not show a statistically significant relationship between the availability of higher level evidence and the MSAC's ability to make a clear or equivocal conclusion on the assessment of effectiveness (P = 0.5).
In five of the six assessments where higher levels of evidence for the assessment of effectiveness were available, a formal cost-effective analysis was subsequently performed. In the remaining assessment (of minimally invasive lumbar decompression, application 1422), a cost-minimisation analysis was performed [15]. No cost-effectiveness analyses were performed when higher evidence was unavailable for the assessment of effectiveness. Applying Fisher's exact test, the proportion of HTAs where a cost-effectiveness analysis was performed was significantly higher (P = 0.048) when higher levels of evidence were available for the assessment of effectiveness.
The MSAC made a recommendation to support MBS funding for two (25%) of the technologies assessed (Fig. 1). Higher levels of evidence were available for the assessment of effectiveness in both these technologies, with the MSAC finding the evidence favourable. Cost-effectiveness analyses were performed in both HTAs with favourable findings.
The Federal Government recognises that HTAs performed for the MSAC play a key role in allocating scarce healthcare resources [16]. It is well established that there is a dearth of higher level evidence in orthopaedic surgery restricting day-to-day clinical decision-making. However, until now there has been no review of the implications of limited evidence on the performance of a national HTA agency's mandate with regards to orthopaedic surgery. This is especially pertinent in the Australian context, as Australia's MBS subsidises healthcare costs for both public and private services [9]. MSAC approval and subsequent access to MBS funding has been viewed as important for the widespread distribution of available technologies [10]. Without MBS funding for the surgical service, its availability to the general public may be limited and clinical decision-making may thus be a moot point. In this regard, we found no statistically significant association between the use of higher level evidence in the HTA and a MSAC finding of unequivocally favourable or unfavourable evidence for effectiveness. This finding is not unique to surgical procedures, as evidenced by Merlin et al. [17], who drew similar conclusions when analysing whether evidence quality and methodology influences government decisions to publicly fund diagnostic medical tests; however, they noted that evidence may have contributed to increased decision-maker certainty with regards to funding decisions.
Nevertheless, the findings regarding orthopaedic procedures presented herein should be viewed in the following context. Each of the three orthopaedic technologies for which MSAC found clearly favourable or unfavourable evidence for effectiveness were supported by level II or higher evidence. Conversely, for the three technologies for which higher levels of evidence for effectiveness were not available, each was found to have equivocal evidence for effectiveness. These points would, prima facie, suggest that the MSAC requires higher level evidence to effectively exercise evidence-based judgments for orthopaedic technologies. However, the results were affected by the inclusion of three HTAs (assessment of 'Artificial intervertebral disc replacement (cervical)', 'Minimally invasive lumbar decompression and dynamic stabilisation using interlaminar device', and 'Computer-navigated total knee arthroplasty' [18, 19]), for which RCTs were available for the assessment of effectiveness but which resulted in an equivocal finding by the MSAC. In each of these HTAs, the MSAC cited specific issues with the quality of the RCT available. In the assessment of 'Artificial intervertebral disc replacement (cervical)', the MSAC noted that "the trial enrolled few participants, did not report full data, had short-term follow-up (24 months), and participants, investigators and outcome assessors were not blinded to treatment" [18]. With regards to the assessment of 'Minimally invasive, lumbar decompression and dynamic stabilisation using interlaminar device', the MSAC noted that, amongst other concerns, the results of the RCT "lacked transparency, and was subject to a high risk of bias" [15]. For the assessment of 'Computer-navigated total knee arthroplasty', the MSAC noted that trial outcomes focused on radiological improvements, but that it was "unclear whether the significant improvements in radiological outcomes translate to measurable clinical benefits for the patient, such as a reduction in revision rates" [19]. Nonetheless, each of the new orthopaedic procedures that eventually received recommendation for public funding was supported by at least level II 'favourable' evidence for effectiveness, perhaps reaffirming that the MSAC requires higher level evidence to effectively exercise its mandate.
Brauer et al. [12] previously found that a lack of higher level evidence in orthopaedic surgery limited the performance of high-quality cost analyses and, where performed, cost analyses were of lower quality than in other specialties. Our results, which we believe are the first to consider this issue with regards to a national HTA agency and to orthopaedic technologies, supports Brauer et al.'s conclusion. In particular, no cost-effectiveness analyses were performed when higher evidence was unavailable for the assessment of effectiveness. In some of these instances, a cost-minimisation analysis was performed instead of a cost-effectiveness analysis. However, Dakin and Wordsworth contended that cost-minimisation analyses may bias measures of uncertainty, causing overestimation or underestimation of the probability that a treatment is cost-effective [20]; a cost-effectiveness analysis would thus be preferred to avoid bias. There was one instance in which a HTA included higher evidence for the assessment of effectiveness, but a cost-minimisation analysis was performed instead of a cost-effectiveness analysis; this was for the assessment of 'Minimally invasive, lumbar decompression and dynamic stabilisation using an interlaminar device', and as previously noted, there were concerns that results from the RCT used were subject to a high risk of bias [15]. Collectively, the use of cost-minimisation analysis in the absence of higher evidence for the assessment of effectiveness, or where concerns are raised about the risk of bias from such evidence, may further reinforce Brauer et al.'s [12] conclusion. This is particularly pertinent as global increases in surgical expenditure have led to uncertainty about the marginal benefit of new surgical technologies. In the 2014/2015 Federal Budget [21], the Federal Government emphasised cost-effectiveness as a barometer for sustainable healthcare expenditure. In this regard, it was found in a previous analysis that the MSAC was more likely to make a recommendation against Medicare funding where the evidence of cost-effectiveness was equivocal or unfavourable [22]. As noted previously, funding may have a strong impact on a technology's ultimate dissemination. In the context of the limited availability of high quality cost-analyses, this raises the possibility of type II errors. That is, the implication that a funding decision can be affected by the outcome of a limited economic evaluation, if performed at all, may prompt concerns that access is denied to procedures that may otherwise be an efficient use of societal healthcare resources.
We have limited the current analysis to orthopaedic surgery given the historic limitations cited in the gathering of higher evidence in surgery and specifically the documented impact of these limitations on clinical decision-making in Australia. Given the findings, it is recommended that a future analysis consider this issue across all surgical subspecialties. Furthermore, in this instance, we did not consider the impact of RCTs on the assessment of safety. This is because the Therapeutic Goods Administration generally assesses the safety of new medical technologies as a precursor to the MSAC's HTA process [23].
A potential selection bias exists whereby, since 2010, companies applying for MSAC approval for a new technology may elect to have a submission-based assessment and not permit the full reports to be publicly published. Hence, while the outcome of the MSAC's determination is evident, the quality of the evidence used to draw that conclusion is not always so. It should also be recognised that the sample size for the study was small, totalling nine HTAs. This is most likely due to the relatively low number of non-prosthetic-related orthopaedic surgical procedures being produced. This relatively low number may mean that the addition of a few more HTAs, either as they are submitted to the MASC over time, or through the application of different search criteria may change the results of the study.
Finally, a decade ago, Rogers issued a 'call to arms' for surgeons to move towards research on "patient- and society-oriented and risk-adjusted outcomes, including cost-effectiveness, quality of life, and functional outcomes" [24]. However, Hohman et al. [25] recently found that Australian-trained surgeons or surgical trainees accounted for only a minority of publications originating from Australia in the 15 highest-ranking orthopaedic journals.
The study results did not show a statistically significant relationship between the availability of higher level evidence and the ability of policy-makers to make a clear or equivocal conclusion on the assessment of effectiveness of new technologies in Australia. The realities of modern healthcare are such that policy-makers may, at times from necessity, drive a cost-effectiveness agenda at a trade off against patient choices and patient care. As society has become accustomed to having access to any new intervention, this may perpetuate a real or perceived conflict amongst surgeons, patients and policy-makers. As such, clinicians and policy-makers must remain mindful of the importance of including high quality, scientific evidence in funding decisions and maintain an interest in developing the tools needed for effective clinical decision-making at both micro and macro levels.
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What Is Motivation?
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- Encircle Yourself With Motivated People
This returns to the positive condition point: You should be around with other people who are only yearning as you. American business visionary John Rohn once stated, "You're the normal of the five individuals you invest the most energy with it." And whether that is easily proven wrong, the fact of the matter is being around the correct sort of individuals can just enable you to develop. In case you're encompassed by the individuals who love your desire, you'll be progressively yearning and accomplish more. In case you're encompassed by friends and family who disclose to you your objectives are moronic and instruct you to transform them, you have to dodge them. Be around the individuals who assist you with feeling great being the yearning, hard worker you are, so you can turn into the fruitful individual you're intended to be.
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"Everything we could ever hope for can materialize, in the event that we have the boldness to seek after them." – Walt Disney
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- "Enchantment is trusting in yourself. In the event that you can get that going, you can get anything going." – Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe
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- "At some point or the very beginning. You choose." – Unknown
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- "In case you're offered a seat on a rocket transport, don't ask what seat! Simply jump on." – Sheryl Sandberg
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- "Try not to stop yet, the most noticeably terrible minutes are normally trailed by the most delightful silver linings. You need to remain solid, make sure to keep your head up and stay confident." – Unknown
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