Our columnist asks whether the demonstrations are likely to continue.
Even if protests at the New York conference are less chaotic, the demonstrations are likely to test the new administration's ability to keep order.
All of which has led some, including Hafiz Ismail, an analyst at Justice Africa Sudan, to argue that the demonstrations are likely to have sustained momentum.
"I think that we have to continue to be very vigilant because I suspect that... these demonstrations are likely to continue over the next few days, if not longer".
With national elections scheduled for early 2014 and no agreement on how they should be conducted, many more demonstrations are likely, and they may well end up killing more people.
The memo concluded that "less-violent demonstrations are likely to stymie the I.D.F.," citing the Israeli Defense Ministry policy chief Amos Gilad's admission to U.S. officials, "We don't do Gandhi very well".
Yes, Mr. Sarkozy is wobbling at home with a current 61 percent disapproval rating in national polls; a running sore of a scandal involves a key cabinet minister, cash gifts, special favors and France's richest woman; and massive street demonstrations are likely in September against a reform of the country's retirement and pension system.
"The enthusiasm surrounding the ongoing demonstrations is likely at least partially responsible for the numbers we've seen," Dean explained.
As demonstrations are likely to remain popular activities for the next few years or at least as long as George Soros keeps paying for everyone to attend them there's a chance you'll find yourself participating in one at some point or another, no matter where you fall on the political spectrum.
Similarly, the use of available online videos and demonstrations are likely to aid teaching of the neurological examination.
As the business case builds, more PCMH demonstrations are likely to blossom across the country with many including diabetes as one of the focus illnesses.
