Hospitals & Asylums
Hospitals & Asylums
Anthony J. Sanders
451 Ludlow Ave. #212
Cincinnati, Ohio 45220
(513)281-3029
title24uscode@aol.com
Application for Writer/Editor position at the VA Medical Center in Cincinnati Vacancy Id No. VX205288 Resume: www.title24uscode.org/secretary.htm
VA Medical Center
3200 Vine Street
Cincinnati , OH 45220
Phone: (513) 861-3100
Fax: (513) 475-6500
Human Resources:
Cleveland DEU
Phone: 8004337182
TDD: 4405402740
Dear
VA Medical Center:
Hospitals & Asylums (HA), as
title 24 of the United States Code, can attribute its
foundation to the Naval Hospital Act of Feb. 26, 1811 that established what is
now the oldest veterans retirement home, located in Gulfport Mississippi,
USA. The statutory entitlement to relief was tried in US v.
Fillebrown Wash. 32 US 28 (1833) 7 Pet.44 I. Ed. 596; as cited in Minis v.
US 40
U.S. 423 (1841) where the court
upheld the principle of support for programs of a moral nature. Since
then Congress has written and repealed only 10 chapters of
HA however the knowledge imparted by devoted study of the
statute (that in its original form is less than 50 pages long) covers only
veteran's affairs, mental health and funeral direction. In hopes that I
could one day make the whole world laugh, and questioning whether or not
laughter is indeed the best medicine and why Congress would neglect such
an ideally philosophical title of statute, I have devoted my life
since its formal discovery in 2000 to the furtherance of the
moral interest of the code and the repair of the 10 chapters of
statute by means of the dedicated publication of the quarterly journal of
litigation and legislation every equinox and solstice. At the end of
November 2004 a social security reimbursement enabled me to purchase a web site
at www.title24uscode.org and
on December 24, 2004 Christmas Eve, I released a Hospitals & Asylums
Manuscript (HAM) exactly 500 pages in length that can be found on the
homepage of the web site.
Although there is still some work
to do writing summaries most of the work is done on the first edition
and with the encouragement of the Department of Labor have decided
that it is high time to look for a job. Due to the long
relationship between HA and the VA it is logical that we could work
together harmoniously. I conveniently, as I don't have a
car, live in Clifton within walking distance of the VA facility. The
career of Writer/Editor for the VA seems like an ideal career for several
reasons. First, my work could be considered in the common interest of the
VA and I might be able to present it to the community scholars. Second, a
recent application to ECOSOC HA-21-5-05 brought to light
that HA needs to develop its membership of scholars and financial
donors to progress as an NGO. Third, I have two years before I could
begin attending the United Nations University Phd Programme of Economic
and Technical Change in Maastricht, Netherlands in 2007 as requested HA-26-5-05. Fourth, this year of 2005 is devoted
to writing the first draft of Chapter 9: Public Health Department (PHD) to
expand upon the education imparted in Hospitalization of Mentally Ill
Nationals Returned from Foreign Countries. Reviewing and publishing
the work of MDs and PHDs in the field of public health would ensure that the
Chapter hits on the contemporary issues in the first draft.
Let me
then explain how I imagine the performance of my job as writer/editor
for the VA. The first thing that I would do is open a page titled Public
Health Documents (PHD) that can be reached from both the top of the home page
and the news desk. Then I could review the document with a short summary
in htm, edit and publish the submissions of .doc documents if I did not
feel that the work should be remanded to the author for further research before
it was ready for publication. The PHD page could serve under the
doctrine of the fair use of copyrighted works as a clearinghouse for
medical journals and publishing companies. Writers would be free to
revise their work and resubmit it after it had already been published.
Therefore scholars could enjoy the benefits of Internet
publication while they attempt to persuade more established
publishing companies to promote their work. I would of course
be at the service of the author and their wishes would guide
me. Whereas my understanding of intellectual property law is rudimentary
I would undertake to study Burgunder, Lee B. Legal Aspects of Managing
Technology. South Western College Publishing. Cincinnati, Ohio. 1995. To
guide our relationship I would draft a Constitution that would serve as the
foundation for the Constitution of Hospitals & Asylums Non Governmental
Education (CHANGE).
I conceive of the
job of writer/editor as a consultative relationship whereby writers would
submit their work for editing and preliminary publishing and a
presentation schedule would permit researchers to lecture to the community
on their thesis. I would do most of my work from home however live
so close to the VA that I could be called or emailed to attend a
conference or to discuss technical issues with a researcher. Due
to the dial up Internet that I must inform you that if my phone is busy
that I am probably on the Internet and will read your email within
minutes. Email is the preferred method of communication. I
have high hopes that this job for the VA would enable me to present my
work to a community of scholars who would appreciate HA. As a writer I am
supportive of the academic freedom of others and seek to collaborate with them
in order to overcome the intellectual isolation of scholarship. This
merger between HA and the VA seems like a marvelous political development that
would provide me with gainful employment that furthers the interests of HA and
would extend the intellectual property protection of the HA web site
to numerous scholars at the VA while greatly improving the chances of
publishing my own manuscript. I sincerely look forward to hearing from
you.
Anthony J. Sanders
Applicable
Work:
Chapter
One: Humanitarian Missions of the Military Department www.title24uscode.org/armsummary.htm
Chapter
Three: Health and Welfare www.title24uscode.org/sumhaw.htm
Chapter
Four: State Mental Institution Library Education www.title24uscode.org/smilesummary.htm
Independent
Drug Enforcement Agency (Oregon) www.title24uscode.org/DeathwithDignity.doc
Please
take the time to peruse the web site at www.title24uscode.org.
A Public Health Document page
would seemingly complete the study of Hospitals & Asylums so that readers
from the World Health Organization would not redirect me to the human rights
section because I adequately address issues of health.