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Behavioral Health Service/Benefit Descriptions
Behavioral Health Service/Benefit DescriptionsFor more information see http://www.cenpaticointegratedcareaz.com/for-members/access-services/benefits-review/
|Behavioral Health Counseling and Therapy
|Interactive therapy designed to draw out information, identify behavioral problems or conflicts, and provide support, and education for future use.
|Can be provider to an individual, a group of people, a family or multiple families
|Behavioral Health Screening, Mental Health Assessment and Specialized Testing
|Gathering and assessment of historical and current information, face to face with member, family, or group of individuals in a written summary or report
|Other Professional
|Other treatment services provided by qualified individuals in order to ease symptoms and improve or maintain functioning.
|Includes but not limited to: Psychiatric services without face to face contact, biofeedback
|Skills Training and Development
|Teaching independent living, social and communication skills to persons and/or their families in order to help them live more independently and be a part of the community.
|Includes but not limited to: Self-care, taking care of a residence, managing money and using other resources
|Cognitive Rehabilitation
|Assisting in the recovery from cognitive (mental) issues to be more independent or function at the highest level possible
|Includes but not limited to: Relearning of certain mental abilities, making functions stronger, substituting new skills to replace lost ones
|Behavioral Health Prevention/Promotion Education
|Educating and training an individual or group in relation to a person's treatment plan
|Includes but not limited to: Increasing knowledge of a health related topic, use of medicines for best results, stress management, parenting skills
|Psycho Educational Services and Ongoing Support to maintain employment
|Designed to assist a person or group to choose, find and keep a job or other meaningful community activity
|Custom-made to support persons in a variety of settings such as part time work, unpaid work experience or meaningful volunteer work appropriate to the person's age, mental and physical status.
|Medication Services
|Drugs prescribed by a licensed physician, nurse practitioner or physician assistant to prevent, stabilize or improve symptoms that are part of a behavioral health condition or its treatment.
|See the Cenpatico-IC formulary at www.CenpaticoIntegratedCareAZ.com/ members/medication-formulary/
|Lab, Radiology and Medical Imaging
|Medical tests for diagnosing, screening, or monitoring a behavioral health condition.
|This may include but is not limited to blood and urine tests, CT scans, MRI, EKG, and EEG
|Medical Management
|Assessment and management services that are provided by a licensed medical professional (i.e., physician, nurse practitioner, physician assistant or nurse) to a person as part of their medical visit for ongoing treatment purposes.
|Includes use of medicines for best results which includes learning about the effects and side effects of medications and how new medicines can make you feel when you first start taking them.
|Electro-Convulsive Therapy
|A treatment where a brief electric current is passed through a person's brain, most often used for major depression.
|Services must be provided by a licensed physician with anesthesia support in a hospital.
|Case Management
|A supportive service provided to boost treatment goals and effectiveness.
|Includes but not limited to: Assistance in using and continuing use of covered services;
|Personal Care
|Support activities to assist a person in carrying out daily living tasks and other activities needed to live in a community.
|Includes but not limited to: assistance with homemaking, personal care, taking medicines properly,
|Home Care Training (Family)
|Home care training family services (family support) involve face-to-face contact with family member(s) with a goal to rebuild, improve, or keep a the family functioning so the person can stay in the home and community
|May involve support activities such as assisting the family to adjust to the person's disability, building skills to help guide the person, understanding the causes and treatment of behavioral health issues, understanding and being able to use system services
|Respite Care
|Short-term behavioral health services or general supervision that provides rest or relief to a family member or other individual caring for the behavioral health member.
|Services may be provided on a short-term basis (i.e., few hours during the day) or for longer periods involving overnight stays.
|Supported Housing
|Support to obtain and maintain housing in an independent community setting including the person's own home or apartments and homes owned or leased by a subcontracted provider.
|May include help with paying for rent and utilities, and help with moving so members and their families can find and keep a home.
|Sign Language or Oral Interpretive Services
|Services that are available to members at no cost; services for all non-English languages and the D/deaf or hard of hearing must be available to potential members, at no cost, when asking for information.
|Sign language or oral interpretive services are provided to persons and/or their families with limited language skills or other communication barriers (e.g., sight or sound) during instructions on how to access services, counseling, and treatment activities that will help them get the mental health services they need.
|Flex Fund Services
|T/RBHAs may access flex funds to purchase any of a variety of one-time or occasional goods and/or services needed for members (children or adults) and their families, when the goods and/or services cannot be purchased by any other funding source, and the service or good is directly related to the member's service plan.
|The funds are intended to promote wellness, comfort, and safety for vulnerable children and adults returning to the community in a respectful, individualized manner. Non-medically necessary covered services and/or supports
|Assisting a member in going from one place to another to help them get services and achieve their service plan goals.
|This includes both emergency and non-emergency transportation.
Emergency transportation does not prior authorization.
Non-emergency transportation must be provided for persons and/or families who are unable to arrange or pay for their transportation or who do not have access to no-cost transportation in order to access medically necessary covered behavioral health services.
|Crisis Intervention – Mobile
|Services provided by a mobile team or individual who travels to the place where the person is having the crisis (e.g., person's place of residence, emergency room, jail, community setting)
|Includes services aimed at the assessment and immediate stabilization of acute symptoms of mental illness, alcohol and other drug abuse, and emotional distress. The purpose of this service is to:
|Crisis Intervention- Telephone
|Services to provide triage, referral, and telephone-based support to persons in crisis; often providing the first place of access to the behavioral health system.
|The service may also include a follow-up call to ensure the person is stabilized.
|Crisis Intervention-Stabilization
|Immediate and unscheduled behavioral health service provided: (a) In response to an individual's behavioral health issue to prevent imminent harm, to stabilize or resolve an acute behavioral health issue; and (b) At an inpatient facility or outpatient treatment center
|Crisis intervention services (stabilization) must be provided by facilities that are DLS licensed facilities. Individuals providing these services must be behavioral health professionals, behavioral health technicians or behavioral health para-professionals
|Inpatient services (including room and board)
|Provides continuous treatment that includes general psychiatric care, medical detoxification, and/or forensic services in a general hospital or a general hospital with a distinct part or a freestanding psychiatric facility. Also includes 24-hour nursing supervision and physicians on site and on call.
|Behavioral Health Inpatient Facility
|Inpatient psychiatric treatment, which includes an integrated residential program of therapies, activities, and experiences provided to persons who are under 21 years of age and have severe or acute behavioral health symptoms. There are two types of residential treatment centers: Secure - a residential treatment center that generally employs security guards and uses monitoring equipment and alarms.
Non-secure – an unlocked residential treatment center setting.
|Continuous treatment to a person who is experiencing acute and severe behavioral health and/or substance abuse symptoms. Services may include emergency reception and assessment; crisis intervention and stabilization; individual, group and family counseling; detoxification and referral. Also includes 24-hour nursing supervision and physicians on site or on call.
|Behavioral Health Residential Facility
|Residential services are provided by a licensed behavioral health agency. These agencies provide a structured treatment setting with 24-hour supervision and counseling or other therapeutic activities for persons who do not require on-site medical services, under the supervision of an on-site or on-call behavioral health professional.
|Room and Board is not covered by Title 19/21 for persons residing in behavioral health residential facilities.
|Room and Board
|The provision of lodging and meals to a person residing in a residential facility or supported independent living setting
|Includes but is not limited to services such as food and food preparation, personal laundry, and housekeeping
|Supervised Day
|A regularly scheduled program of individual, group and/or family activities/services related to the enrolled person's treatment plan designed to improve the ability of the person to function in the community
|May include the following rehabilitative and support services: skills training and development, behavioral health prevention/promotion, medication training and support, ongoing support to maintain employment, and self-help/peer services.
|Therapeutic Day
|A regularly scheduled program of active treatment modalities
|Includes but not limited to services such as individual, group and/or family behavioral health counseling and therapy, skills training and development, behavioral health prevention/promotion, medication training and support, ongoing support to maintain employment, home care training family (family support), medication monitoring, case management, and self-help/peer services
|Medical Day
|A regularly scheduled program of active treatment modalities, including medical interventions, in a group setting.
|May include individual, group and/or family behavioral health counseling and therapy, skills training and development, behavioral health prevention/promotion, medication training and support, ongoing support to maintain employment, home care training family (family support), and/or other nursing services such as medication monitoring, methadone administration, and medical/nursing assessments.


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Merry ChristmasSubmitted by Pam on Thu, 12/24/2009 - 18:09
Christmas card Diane sent to me from college, December 1986.
Just to let me know how much she was looking forward to coming home for the holiday break.
I always had cookie tins and jars filled with goodies lined up on the buffet awaiting her arrival. And immediately upon arriving home, and after giving me my big hug, she made a beeline for the buffet - opening each one and blissfully sampling the contents, rolling her eyes and making happy, contented little sounds. Still to this day, one of my favorite Christmas memories.
December 1! Winter Holidays begin!Submitted by Pam on Tue, 12/01/2009 - 19:31
December begins!
Because some of you are curious about the images behind the windows and doors on my new Advent calendar, I have decided to share a few of them as they are opened!
And of course I have the first ornament - the beaded star - on my Christmas tree count down calendar.
Make Candles for AdventSubmitted by Pam on Sun, 11/22/2009 - 07:14
Next Sunday, November 29th is the first Sunday of Advent . And this is the wreath I will be using to celebrate the season.
For those of you unfamiliar with the meaning of the Advent season, or who may want to know a little more about the history of Advent wreaths and calendars, check out Advent and the Wreath.
The symbols on each candle are designed to remind us :
Sharing a new Advent CalendarSubmitted by Pam on Wed, 11/04/2009 - 06:19
I have been wanting to make this giant Advent Calendar for almost 10 years! 10 YEARS! How many of you have had projects on the back burner that long???
Martha started it all with her Advent Calendar using Christmas cards as the scenes behind the windows. I have been smitten with the idea ever since! I started collecting beautiful Christmas cards right away!
More Christmas in July!Submitted by Pam on Sun, 07/26/2009 - 22:38
Sarah's Holiday Handmade Crusade challenge for July is to "save summer"! But what I want to save for summer isn't ready to be saved yet!
Sarah is also sharing "long term projects" in her Christmas in July series, so I decided to share a couple of my own "long term projects" as my entry for July! "Saving summer" will have to wait until August!


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The Modi government has been active in ensuring that products made from cow urine are patented around the world. This article examines the ramifications these patents have had on Indian patent law which has strongly resisted lobbying efforts by big pharmaceutical companies to allow for easier patents.
The ruling Bharatiya Janata Party is famously obsessed with the cow, which is venerated in Hindu cosmology. Most Indian states have now banned cow slaughter. The government of Punjab wants to tax alcohol to pay for shelters for stray cattle. Last year, after a Muslim man in Uttar Pradesh was lynched by a mob for eating beef, a cabinet minister from the B.J.P. demanded to know who else was "involved in the crime" — meaning the beef eating, not the man's killing.
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Today, the Indian government holds more than a dozen patents related to cow urine and has filed applications for them in nearly 150 countries. Many nations, including the United States, France and South Korea, have recognized these, but not India, which has much stricter standards for patents. For now.


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I can't believe this little lemon tree is trying to bear fruit.
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interested in Wrestling with guys bigger than me. wanna play rough.
update: I don't talk to faceless profile. Either send me a pic with clear face, or don't bother to text me.
- USA - California, Palo Alto
- USA - California, San Diego
(I'm here between 8/24/2018 and 8/26/2018)
weekend trip
- France, Paris
(I'm here between 8/31/2018 and 9/03/2018)
- Germany, Munich
(I'm here between 8/31/2018 and 8/31/2018)
Day Trip
- Germany, Berlin
(I'm here between 9/07/2018 and 9/09/2018)
- Germany, Frankfurt
(I'm here between 9/10/2018 and 9/10/2018)
Day Trip
- USA - New York, New York
(I'm here between 10/27/2018 and 10/29/2018)
I am willing to travel 75 kilometers
StatsAge: 32-year-old Male
Stats: 5'7" (170 cm), 185 lbs (84 kg)
Languages spoken: Chinese, English
Olympic / Greco-Roman
No holds barred
Last login: 3 hours ago
Last modified: 4/13/2018 5:21 AM
Start of membership: 11/22/2013 4:34 AM
Past Opponentsbiceptom bluecal boombambam bowolverine BrutalWrestler BullCop Butchnelson Daddygrappler DrkMusclCat Fchallenger fig4man jdn3832 Kevin24hours matthias mattz4fun miamiscorpio Mike86 MKell Ricksf RoninWarrior scott0418 Scrapper147 SeattleFight sfbeef shuttlexp1 slowsubs strike subprosea wrestling coach wrknprogress Wrsl150 wrstleman Yes2014
- 7/14/2015 7:00 PM: SF Grapplers Monthly Meeting - July (Organizer: sfbeef; Event completed [3])
sfBruce is recommended by shuttlexp1
Tough, rough and definitely strong, you miss wrestling SF Bruce at your loss. He does not give up and throws a mean body punch too.
Off the mats a really nice guy also.
Thoroughly enjoyable time even if he did make me work very hard. Looking forward to round 2 to sort out who is tougher.
sfBruce is recommended by Wrsl150
Great time wrestling sfBruce; he's strong and has all the instinct needed to make for a tough (and sometimes rough) submission match. He can toss and take a punch well and we went back and forth working to get the upper hand. Take him on if you get the chance. I'd meet up again for more submissions and a great time.
sfBruce is recommended by BullCop
sfBruce is a young wrestler that has a great set of skills. He has a natural ability in all martial arts and lots of time to perfect those. Our roll was aggressive and fun. He is strong and instinctive, which makes a good foundation. Off the mats, sfBruce is one of the good guys with zero attitude. Get in line, guys, to roll with him!
sfBruce is recommended by strike
This spicy meatball muscled his way to domination over and over. In a super sweaty session, whenever I gained the upper hand, this super strong grappler's stamina put me in my place.
sfBruce is recommended by bowolverine
sfBruce a awesome guy a great wrestler and strong as a bull. We had a fun unexpected wrestling afternoon with bluecal RickSf miamiscorpion. All 5 of us roll for 2 hour.
sfBruce gave me a few good rounds of wrestling , he can and give hard strong punches. Had a awesome time to fight this gentleman . Looking forward to fight him again. If you in his town make sure to wrestle him.
I highly recommend him
sfBruce is recommended by sfbeef
way tougher than he might look. i got a quick submission from him then we wrestled another fall to a draw. will take him on for top soon. it'll be a rough battle.
i had a second match against this kid on june 8. i won 4-0 but i had to work for every sub and he left me bruised up pretty bad.
nothing but stalemates against bruce lately. we need to step on the mats and not leave till there's a winner.
sfbeef is recommended by sfBruce
Kevin is a very tough and experienced guy. I always had a good time grappling against him, even though I lost in the past matches, 0:1(with one draw),0:4, 0:2. All the match between us were rough, mean, sweaty with merciless punches. I like wrestling against this sexy bear. Definitely want more in the future.
sfBruce is recommended by Mike86
Thankfully the stars aligned and things worked out for a match the few hours we were both in Chicago at the same time. Bruce is a nice guy and a lot of fun on the mats. He can take a lot of punishment and is pretty strong. Definitely recommend him.
Mike86 is recommended by sfBruce
Nothing planned. We literally ran into each other on my way to check in hotel at 8am on Michigan ave. Hotel was nice to let me check in early. So we made this match, which both of us thought was not going to happen, happen. Due to limited time, we had a 30 minutes match. However, he made me tap like 8 times and gave me tons of punishment. He has nothing to prove. But definitely, he is the king on the mat.
BrutalWrestler is recommended by sfBruce
One of the strongest wrestlers on this website, always ready to give a rough but safe match. I always have a great time with him. I hope I can make him tap and defeat him one day. But it's almost impossible, since he is sooo f**king strong. I would still take every chance I have to challenge him. Any wrestler who visits SF should not miss him.
Butchnelson is recommended by sfBruce
The first wrestler that I wrestled in US. He was wayyyyy stronger than me. Even though I was like 20 years younger, butch totally destroyed me. We talked a little bit after the match and he suggested that I go to gym regularly to become stronger. From that time on, I have trained hard so that I can beat him one day. We wrestled twice after that, he still defeated me. But I do feel that we are getting close. Looking forward to anther match against him, when I will challenge him again. Hopefully I can come back home with a victory.
Ricksf is recommended by sfBruce
Rick is definitely one of my favourites on and out of mats. He is strong, skilled. He cares for the opponents and adjusts himself to the level of the opponents, so the match with him is always fun. But when you get stronger, he can be very tough and evil too. Always fun.
sfBruce is recommended by fig4man
Had a blast with bruce..really fun sweaty match ..very nice guy and easy to hang out with..great legs..def will have a rematch..
fig4man is recommended by sfBruce
I had a really great time with Ian. We have ten timed arounds all out fighting/wrestling which ended up with a 0-0 draw. But it was competitive, sweaty and super fun. Outside the match, he is super fun to hang out this hot guy. Super hospitable host. Would definitely wrestle him anytime again. But I will definitely torture him next time. See you tough guy. BTW, this guy is much hotter than the pic. How I wish he lives in bay area.
sfBruce is recommended by mattz4fun
I've had the pleasure of taking on this tough guy many times. He's building muscle and skills each time we tangle, and works hard to take me down. I can always count on a challenge, and he can count on me upping my game. Looking forward to more matches!
mattz4fun is recommended by sfBruce
I think Mats does not really need my recommendation here. He has been well-known as a tough and skilled wrestlers in the community. But sorta as his student, I feel I should confirm this with everyone here. He is a super great master. And he helps me improve a lot. He taught me the skills and the attitude to fight hard while enjoying the matches and respecting the opponents. He should be on you must-wrestle list.
sfBruce is recommended by wrestling coach
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BOISE, TEXAS . Boise is on the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad just south of Interstate Highway 40, twenty miles west of Adrian in southwestern Oldham County. It emerged as a shipping point for area ranchers and farmers, and mail was routed through Adrian. The depot was used until the 1980....
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BOMARTON, TEXAS . Bomarton, on U.S. Highway 277 near the Knox county line in southwest Baylor County, was founded in 1906, when the Wichita Valley Railroad was extended from Seymour to Abilene. It was named for W. H. Bomar, an early settler. Tom McClure established a post office in 1906 in his store....
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BONAMI, TEXAS . Bonami is on the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway sixty miles north of Beaumont in east central Jasper County. It was established in 1901 when the Lee-Irvine Lumber Company built a sawmill on the rail line, then named the Gulf, Beaumont and Kansas City. The site was first called....
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BONO, TEXAS . Bono is on Farm Road 2331 a mile west of U.S. Highway 67 in southwestern Johnson County. The site was settled in the early 1870s with the arrival of the families of Calvin L. Jones and B. H. Williamson, who donated twenty acres each for a townsite. Sixteen acres were set aside as a chu....
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BOONVILLE, TEXAS . Boonville, the first county seat of Brazos County, was on Farm Road 158, which is also known as Boonville Road, two miles northeast of the site of what is now Bryan. The Republic of Texas Congress appointed a committeemade up of J. H. Jones, Eli Seale, William T. Millican , Joseph....
Ghosttown - Boonville.
BOQUILLAS, TEXAS . Boquillas, also known as Rio Grande Village, was on the Rio Grande eighteen miles southeast of Panther Junction in Big Bend National Park in southeastern Brewster County. Boquillas means "little mouths" in Spanish, presumably a reference to the numerous small streams or arroyos dr....
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BORACHO, TEXAS . Boracho was on U.S. Highway 80 and the Texas and Pacific Railway ten miles west of Kent and twenty-six miles east of Van Horn in south central Culberson County. It was apparently founded around the time that the railroad was built through the area in the early 1880s. Its name is pro....
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BOXWOOD, TEXAS . Boxwood, on Farm Road 1649 twelve miles northeast of Gilmer in eastern Upshur County, was probably founded in the 1880s or early 1890s. A post office operated there from 1895 to 1906. Around 1900 Boxwood had a population of thirty. In the mid--1930s the community comprised a school,....
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BOYDS CHAPEL, TEXAS . Boyds Chapel is at the intersection of U.S. Highway 180 and Farm Road 126, in west central Jones County. The site was settled in the early 1890s and named for Alex Boyd. A school was built there in 1895. Various faiths met in a church built by the Methodists until the Baptists ....
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BOZ, TEXAS . Boz is on Farm Road 1493 five miles southwest of Waxahachie in southwestern Ellis County. Its settlement occurred sometime in the late 1880s or early 1890s. It had a post office from 1891 to 1906. Throughout much of its history Boz was a school and church community of area farmers. In t....
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On Friday's "PBS NewsHour," New York Times columnist David Brooks stated that while "the case is still out" on whether there are ties between Russia and the Trump campaign, the Trump administration does have "high levels of incompetence."
He stated, "We have a tendency to get a little overhyped to some of the Trump scandals. We go to outrage level 11 at every moment. And I think the Russia — the case is still out how serious it is, whether there's actual ties between Russia and the Trump campaign, which I think is the core of it, where Paul Manafort came from, whether there was any money laundering, and things like that. There's a lot we don't know. And I'm trying to not prejudge it."
Brooks continued, "What we do know is, there's high levels of incompetence. And we have a president who tweeted this wiretapping tweet, which was completely wrong. That's incompetence. We have this young man in the National Security Agency who the — who his boss tried to get rid of, but was preserved by Steve Bannon, who was involved in giving information to Nunes — Chairman [Devin] Nunes (R-CA). We have Nunes himself, who is behaving incompetently. Forget he's too close to the Trump campaign. There's a way to conduct an investigation. And it's not to cancel hearings willy-nilly. It's not to go brief the guy you're supposed to be investigating. It's not to create a civil war within your own committee. And so, we have just levels and levels and levels of just incompetence, of people who just do not know how to play this game. And when that happens, you never know what's going to happen next. And so I don't know if it's a scandal in the class of the Watergate scandal, but it's not inspiring to see what we've been seeing."
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5 Water-Wise Tips for a Healthy Garden
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1. Don't overdo it.While it may be tempting to water heavier, and more often, it doesn't necessarily help with growth. Make sure you water evenly, and having the plant completely dry before re-watering actually can promote root growth.
2. Don't water in the afternoon.When it is cooler outside, either in the early morning or late evening, less water evaporates into the air. This allows the plants plenty of time to soak up the water and prepare properly for the day's heat, as well as use the most efficient amount of water.
3. Stick to the roots.If you water the leaves of your plants in the morning, they are more likely to burn and dry out in the sun. If you water leaves in the evening, they have a higher possibility of mold and disease. It's best to stick to watering just the roots and soil.
4. Water in spurts.Instead of letting water run over the sides of your plant bed, wait until it has soaked in before watering again. Not only does this prevent the wasting of a precious resource, it also prevents the root cells from potentially drowning. This is called water-logging, and it essentially prevents the roots and cells from getting oxygen.
Starting with high-quality soil helps your garden flourish from the ground up. Not only is the right soil packed with minerals and nutrients, but expands in a more even way, preventing water-logging.
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Watch in cinemas and online 2018
We're passionate about bringing our operas to as many people as possible.
As part of Festival 2018 we are screening several productions so more people can experience a Glyndebourne opera at cinemas across the UK or online for free on our website.
This year we'll be screening Madama Butterfly and Vanessa live in cinemas, plus Saul, captured live in 2015. All three titles will also be available to watch online for free.
We are also holding one-off screenings of some of our most popular productions at Liverpool Philharmonic Hall.
Upcoming events in this season
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If you need the textual date, "date", will suffice.
If you need it in RFC2822, "date -R" will do that.
If you need it in unix format, "date +"%s" will do that.
And finally, a format the fits well with file names is "date +"%F"
$ date
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$ date -R
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"This is the best feeling ever, to be welcomed home like this," said Nancy Swider-Peltz, Wheaton speed skater.Many of the Olympians have worked much of their lives in order to get a chance to experience the last two weeks. Some who are involved in winter sports that get little attention in non-Olympic years are drinking in the experience.
"Usually we're doing it for the fun of it. It's really cool to have everybody excited," said Jonathan Kuck, speed skater.
It's also really cool to come back with a medal, like speed skaters Kuck, from Champaign, and Brian Hansen from Glenview.
"I was just pumped. It was the best moment of my life," Hansen said.
The Games were also filled with great moments for Jessica Vetter, who won silver as the goalie for the women's hockey team.
"We're happy. It was pretty special," said Vetter.
The Olympics are old hat for Mark Grimmette. This was the fifth for the bobsledder from New York. But the opening ceremony is one he'll never forget.
"Being able to carry the flag ahead of the U.S. delegation was a very special moment," Grimmette said.


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She looked for attention; she looked about herself in a vainly superior way. She was dressed to that effect as well. She wasn't beautiful; in her youth, a time behind her easily by a decade, she could have been attractive. She would have known the desire of her in people she was attracted to, the gift of the youth. It had passed now. There was no debris left of that time. Everything had left her face and body. Aging had transformed her. She had become someone else. It was this transformation that she was ending up emphasizing through this ridiculous dressing up. After some time, you took to her situation. You almost felt for her. Her glances, her longing for a stare at her body, her quick movements on the slippery floor, her constant setting up of her hair with raised hands, she was likable in her thirst for attention. But flesh had betrayed her. Bodies, bodies like hers seem to have been enslaved so many times that the scars of the passage of time cannot be hidden. It is beyond technology. Ugliness could be hidden well, unattractiveness is beyond hiding; it's pure tragedy. What would she want? Was her addition of attention swallowing her or did she feel restored to her previous self through this outrageous behaviour? I imagined her husband.
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Attributing the costs of health and social care Research and Development (AcoRD)
Researchers may require support regarding attribution and the NIHR CRN offers this service through the Early Contact and Engagement aspect of the CRN Study Support Service. We've pulled together a number of resources that can help you understand the principles of AcoRD including our attribution e-learning tool. You can see these resources listed on this page.
NIHR has established a network of AcoRD specialists based in your Local CRN to:
If you need support from an AcoRD specialist in your region on how to correctly identify and attribute these activities, please contact your local CRN representative or get in touch with our Study Support Helpdesk.
On 31 March 2016, the Schedule of Events was formalised as the single tool for activity capture and attribution included in the IRAS document set for HRA Approval for NHS sites in England. The CRN has defined the consistent support available to Chief Investigators in applying the principles of AcoRD to the development of new studies prior to HRA Approval submission, which ultimately aims to identify attribution queries as early as possible to minimise the impact of these discussions on site set-up time. The CRN continue to work with the wider NIHR and funders to expand this support and encourage researchers to consider attribution as early as possible by utilising the national tools and support available.
Acting on feedback from the research community requesting a national template for non-commercial costing, a beta version of the HRA Schedule of Events is being explored as a potential tool to deliver costing functionality. The ambition is to provide a single, integrated, multi-purpose tool which can be used throughout the study from grant application stage to HRA Approval and beyond. The single tool would capture study activities, attribution and costs at grant stage, which can then be revised and refined for submission for HRA Approval, and subsequently updated in line with protocol amendments as required. This would avoid the need for Chief Investigators to capture costs in different ways for different purposes during the research life cycle.
NHS England is supporting this development of the HRA Schedule of Events to help providers and commissioners to agree and document excess treatment costs and excess treatment savings for individual clinical trials using consistent national pricing assumptions.
In support of this increased functionality the CRN, in conjunction with key stakeholders including the HRA and NHS R&D forum, are undertaking a review of investigational activities within the national costing templates. The aim of the review is to enable an update of the guidance values, calculated as averages in 2008, to better reflect current research activity and support a single definition for these activities across both commercial and non-commercial studies.
The functionality for inclusion of cost values within the tool is currently being reviewed by the members of the DH Non-Commercial Costing and Attribution Group. Following piloting through the group, the opportunities for testing with upcoming funding calls is being explored. This would involve applicants for these funding calls completing the Schedule of Events as part of the full application for funding. At present, the Schedule of Events from the HRA website (without this costing functionality) is a component of the full non-commercial application package for HRA Approval.
The CRN are supporting ongoing work in relation to identifying excess treatment costs (ETC) funding issues. Where researchers have experienced such issues they are encouraged to complete the Issue Collection Template and provide this to email@example.com and firstname.lastname@example.com. This exercise is to gain a broader understanding of the type of ETC issues that are occurring, their scale and impact of such issues on NHS organisation research participation.
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Target Identification
Unravelling the complex relationship between genotype, expression, protein function and disease is the basis for identifying new drug targets in drug discovery. A variety of disciplines may be involved, such as epidemiology, genetics, genomics, molecular pathology and functional proteomics.
At the cellular level, important research strategies in elucidating gene and protein function include knock-down techniques (for example, RNAi and CALI), developmental studies in wild-type and mutant organisms, and protein localisation and protein interaction studies. Microscopy is an essential tool in these target identification strategies and in monitoring the effects of investigational compound on these targets.
Microscopy is used for micromanipulation when transfecting cells with knock-down molecules and verifying uptake and localisation within cells and tissues using GFP tags. It is also important in visualising directly the effects of gene knock-down and gene mutation in both developing organisms and in individual cells using time-lapse imaging. Microscopy is also essential for observing the downstream effects of gene and protein manipulation at the molecular level. Protein / protein interactions, protein dynamics and localisation can all be observed using fluorescent probes and technique such as FRET / BRET, FRAP and TIRF.
Key light microscopy techniques in target identification include fluorescence, confocal, multidimensional imaging, spectral imaging, FRET / BRET, FRAP, FLIM, and TIRF, photoactivatable GFP, kaede, and quantum dots imaging.


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My granddaughter's hard drive had to be replaced. When she opened up iTunes on the new hard drive, she was dismayed to discover that her music wasn't already there. I remember saying to her, "Your music isn't in the cloud. It's only on your hard drive."
Things are changing. The grandkid's music can be in the cloud now.
Amazon announced Amazon Cloud Drive and Amazon Cloud Player today. Cloud Drive is described as "your personal disk drive in the sky." They are offering 5 GB of online storage free. You can store anything, including files uploaded from your computer, and access it from any computer.
Cloud Player will play music you have stored on your Cloud Drive. It can be listened to from any computer or with a free Android phone app.
If you make a new MP3 purchase from Amazon right now, they'll increase your Cloud Drive storage to 20 GB free. More importantly, any MP3 purchase you make from Amazon is stored free and doesn't count against your storage quota.
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Amazon jumped into the music in the cloud arena first, but Google and Apple are both working on a similar product. They are going to have to come up with some sweet deals to top 20GB of free storage plus free storage of any Amazon MP3 purchases.
Suzanne Kantra at Techlicious commented in Amazon Cloud Drive & Cloud Player Streaming Music Service that:
Until now, I've been pretty impressed with the way Apple's iTunes lets me keep my music synced between my iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad and a few computers. Today, with the introduction of Amazon's Cloud Player streaming music service and Cloud Drive file storage service, iTunes seems a little antiquated.
Instead of plugging all your devices into one computer to keep them synced, which iTunes requires, Amazon Cloud Player, in conjunction with Cloud Drive, keeps your music stored on its servers, so it's available to any computer or Android device that has an Internet connection.
iTunes may not feel antiquated for long. We'll have to see what Apple comes up with to compete in this market. Mac lovers are not thrilled right now, however.
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Suzanne at Techlicious explains how it works.
Here's how it works. First you download and install the Amazon MP3 Uploader program. It scours your computer for all of your music—including music you've purchased through iTunes—and lets you choose what you'd like to store in your Cloud Drive. You can choose by playlist or individual songs and all files are stored at their original bit rate. If you go to Cloud Drive directly, you'll see folders for documents, music, pictures and videos, so you can use Cloud Drive as your online backup service. It also means video is next on Amazon's list for its Cloud Player.
Free backup space for all your music, including music from iTunes. Good heavens, what's not to like?
What do you think? Are you going to give it a try?
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Senator Roth led the fight to establish a Medical School at U.C. Riverside. Roth championed the critical effort to secure the necessary $15 million ongoing, annual support to make the medical school a reality.
The UCR Medical School will have a lasting impact on the health care needs of people living in Inland Southern California for years to come. The school is focused on training primary care physicians, the front-line doctors we rely upon to take care of our everyday medical needs.
Inland Southern California only has half of the primary care physicians that are needed locally than for what is recommended to serve an area of our size. With expected population increases in the next ten years and the effects of the Affordable Care Act, the proportion of primary care doctors could precariously drop down to 25 percent of what is needed locally. California as whole is falling woefully behind in graduating enough doctors, with a little more than half of the number of medical school students per-capita in the state in comparison to the nation average.
UCR medical school became the first new public medical school in California in more than 40 years. This major investment in our community not only creates a new pipeline for needed doctors locally but also will inspire young people in our region to pursue careers in the medical field. With a focus on serving patients locally, graduating doctors will be encouraged to stay and practice medicine in our area and will create the much-needed medical hub that has been lacking in our region. Additionally, medical schools are proven economic engines that encourage further public and private investments in the area they are located.
To build on the success of the UCR Medical School, Senator Roth has authored legislation to fund additional medical residency positions. His measure would establish a public-private partnership for residency positions in underserved areas throughout California, including Inland Southern California. Studies have shown that physicians are more likely to practice in the communities where they complete their residencies. By training tomorrow's doctors in areas that need them most, Senator Roth is championing efforts to ensure that that many will continue practicing there, alleviating critical physician shortages.
Another priority for Senator Roth has been health care coverage for local residents. Roth's office organized informational workshops and town hall meetings to help Riverside County citizens qualify and sign up for health care coverage, some for the first time. The Riverside County health care insurance enrollment rate exceeded all goals.


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I met up with Jordan Hall (who was one of our inaugural Swooners in spring 2013) at the Pi Theatre, where she is currently Playwright-in-Residence, with support from the BCAC to develop her upcoming play, How to Survive an Apocalypse. Jordan welcomed me upstairs, where I got to see the studio where she works and writes. Pi shares the space with PTC (Playwrights Theatre Centre), whose artistic director, Heidi Taylor, I was lucky enough to meet. All the residents were looking forward to the curtains that were about to be installed for their large windows overlooking Gore Avenue. In the late afternoon when I met up with Jordan, the early fall sun was gorgeous inside the room and I—admittedly a writer who needs natural light to feel comfortable (read: less guilty about being inside all the time)—thought the open space was lovely, but I was reassured that it gets blinding in there in the morning.
After my tour, Jordan suggested we walk down the street for a snack, and we ended up at the (very Swoon-appropriate) Crackle Crème, a small, craft-style dessert cafe that, among other things, serves authentic Belgian liège waffles (I will have to go back to try their crème brûlée), and Jordan and I immediately decided on tea and waffles with ice-cream. It says quite a lot about the kind of person I am that I managed to take this picture of my waffle and salted caramel ice-cream, but neglected to snap a photo of Jordan during our chat.
And what a chat it was! In-between mouthfuls of ice-cream and delicious waffles, I set out to discover more about Carmilla, Jordan's webseries that is currently airing every Tuesday and Thursday for SmokeBomb Entertainment.
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RD: Congratulations on Carmilla!
JH: I am very excited about it.
RD: And apparently, a lot of other people are excited about it! I'm seeing a lot of the fan art and things. How's that?
JH: It's amazing, and a little bit stupefying. I'm used to being a playwright where I'm like— "I'll write this little thing and if I'm lucky 100 people I already know will come to see it and clap." So to go from that to—I think we've passed 100 thousand views (update: 1,300,000 views) on Carmilla—and to have people engaging so enthusiastically… There's fan art, there've been videos, people are making GIFsets out of it—There was a twelve year old boy who wrote a song from the perspective of one of the characters and put it up on YouTube…
RD: Aw!
JH: And that's just— I don't even know— I'm sort of overwhelmed and fangirling at the fact that there are these things that they are making!
RD: Fangirling over your fangirls?
JH: I know, it seems like it might be bad form for me to go, "oh, look at that, my characters are so cute— or rather, look how cute you made my characters!" But, yeah, I have no dignity, so there we are.
RD: No, I think it is super exciting. So, can you tell me how Carmilla came about in the first place? Why Joseph Sheridan le Fau?
JH: Well, that's an interesting story. Steph Ouaknine, who's out there (at Smokebomb in Toronto)—She had basically come to Heidi (at PTC) and asked her for some recommendations for interesting writers and Heidi recommended me. So, I pitched them this short film that got made by Humber that was basically this group of young girls who have this favourite vampire series, and the author has decided to stop writing it and they're on a hunger strike in her basement… And of course, one of them has an annoying neighbour, who's that boy who's just a little bit older, and he's teasing her about liking this lame vampire series and leaning through the basement window to eat a Snickers bar in front of them. It's like a cute little piece …. So that went into development hell and never came out. But Steph came back to me a little bit later and said, "Well, we're thinking about this Lizzie Bennet Diaries-style web series," and she mentioned she was interested in Carmilla. And, to be honest, I had not read Carmilla at that point. But since she had mentioned it, I thought "I'll do a pitch on that." It's a novella—
RD: Yes.
JH: A really quick read, and I thought, "Yes, I can do this." In fact, Carmilla is actually kind of amazing, as a novella. So, it comes out before Dracula—
RD: Yes, I did my homework on that—
JH: (laughter) It's got this female vampire as the villain and a female protagonist who's doing the epistolary work… And I remember thinking, Eeeech, there's a twinge of whatever is the 1870s version of 1950s lesbian hysteria is… Like you know you're a lesbian in a pulp fiction if you're caressing someone's hair and saying, "We must die together as lovers die together." But I think it's fascinating that it got written, that that was the way it was framed. And so I took that, and I thought…Well, if I want to pitch this as a Lizzie Bennet-style vlog, what are the elements that I want to keep? I knew I wanted to keep that really strong romantic bent—maybe move off the whole hysteria thing… And then there was so much of the novella itself that struck me as utterly hilarious—from the whole postmodern, distant perspective—
RD: Yeah—
JH: There are all these moments, like… Okay: one of the first chapters is Laura recounting being attacked by this vampiric woman in her bed when she's six years old. And her parents pass it off as a dream. So the first time she sees Carmilla, of course, it's the woman! And Carmilla is like, "How strange! I had a dream of you… when I was a child… an appropriate number of years ago… when I was absolutely a human child and not some kind of immortal monster…" (laughter) Right from minute one, the whole novella just kind of screams "Vampire! Maybe you should do something about the vampire!" It's not subtle. Like: "Here's this picture of this woman who looks just like Carmilla except she's an evil countess who lived 200 years ago… Strange." Or: "Here's the story of the man whose daughter was eaten by this girl who looked and acted exactly like Carmilla… How strange." And I thought there might be a lot of really hilarious ways you could riff off that. So I thought—Well, I want to keep those elements, but we're going to need a new narrative base, and I'm going to need a certain number of victims… Because you can't really have a vampire mystery without a certain number of victim. Practicality dictates. So, a college dormroom seemed liked a good idea. The novella is set in Styria, and it's this really lonely, isolated spot, where nothing really happens except this vampiric stalking of Laura. And it seemed that college would both afford me victims and a flow of other characters and interesting things that could happen in and out of the single room— which a v-blog kind of necessitates. So, I pitched that, and they took it, and… away we went!
RD: You're talking about how the book itself has these moments where it's obvious to everyone but Laura…
JH: Oh yes! (laughter) It gets to this point near the end where she's told this horrifying story about how Bertha—(At the top of the novel, we get the news that General Spielsdorf's niece Bertha has died) —was killed by this girl exactly like Carmilla, and they've taken Laura to this old graveyard where they are—Oh! Spoilers for the novel!—clearly preparing to dig up and behead Carmilla. But Laura is still a deer in the headlights even after this awful story. They're in the chapel, and Laura is thinking, "Oh, I think I hear Carmilla in the hallway, I'm so glad she's here…" And you're like: "Really? That's your perspective on this?!" So it is more than a little hilarious, but it is also a lovely novella in the style of the time. Full of beautiful, beautiful prose.
RD: Well, kind of like Shakespeare. I mean, all of his tragedies are all bent on "you don't know that one piece of information."
JH: Yes, yes, that's true, though I think we forgive them—Shakespeare's characters—because they tend to have really clear depictions and motivations. Like Romeo and Juliet: Of course Romeo and Juliet don't get this perfect little bit of information, because he's fifteen and she's thirteen and they're hormonal idiots. That's the trick with Romeo and Juliet—they are full of teenage hormones.
RD: Yeah, it's uncomfortable to think about Juliet's…her "Gallop apace—" monologue because she's thirteen. Does she know what she's talking about?
JH: Well, if it makes you feel better, just remember that when it was performed in Shakespeare's time, it was actually a dude.
RD & JH: (laughter)
RD: So, how long has the project been in the works?
JH: It was very much a "hurry up and wait." I pitched it and it looked like we were going to be doing it, but we were waiting to hear about funding. So we waited to hear and waited to hear for about four months and then, when I was in the middle of a research trip for How to Survive an Apocalypse, it was just suddenly "Go!" And so we (Dave and I) were up in this place…. Oh, where was it? Just north of Kamloops—Kilometre 66 Deadman Road was the address of the place—doing a hunting retreat. I was up in this little cabin with a bear skin, head and everything, on the wall— just breaking story and occasionally patting the bear's head because the bear was now my late night buddy. So that was May—I'd have to look at my email to give you exact dates… I think the first 20 episodes were done by June….
RD: Wow.
JD: Yeah. And then we were into the social media plan and rewrites. They were filming those in early August and then from there I was just continuing to write. The last sixteen episodes were done by mid-August.
RD: So how many episodes are there?
JH: There are 36 in total.
RD: So I've got a lot to look forward to in my YouTube feed!
JH: Excellent. That's what we like to hear.
RD: So, I know that you are a big fan of Buffy—
JH: Mmhm.
RD: And you were talking about how this development came through this original project about like the vampire craze with younger girls… How much of this project is influenced by your own vampire love? And how much of it is something else completely?
JH: I think the impetus for Carmilla—at least for me and Ellen (Ellen Simpson, who is our wonderful Story Editor, and who writes the social media feeds)—was very much the idea that we don't really get to see a whole lot of media that actually has lesbians at the core of it that isn't solely preoccupied with that identity. I knew I didn't want to be telling a coming out story because I'm a het/cis woman and so a coming out story is not mine, and I don't want to pretend like I know things. But I can tell "nerdy girl in love" stories and I can definitely tell genre stories. And it seemed to me—and this is one of the things that I've actually been so, so happy about the response for—that two lesbians could be at the heart of this comic-supernatural-mystery story and it didn't have to be about their orientation except for the fact that their love interests would be girls. And, as I said, the response to that has been amazing. We had one blogger in particular who wrote a letter to us saying how long she had been waiting for someone to just say, "You can be the hero of this, and it doesn't have to revolve around the fact that you like girls. You can just be the hero and occupy that space. Full Stop."
RD: No, I think that is really interesting… the idea that you have a story of a character who happens to be one orientation or the other and the entire story doesn't have to be revolving around that, that's not the story.
JH: It's about privilege. If you presented a story about a male protagonist that was all about the ways in which he is a "man"—we would be bored because there's a certain invisibility that happens when you sit at the bright shiny heart of the world. It's taken for granted that you can be a man but that all these other interesting things you do define you. And I think that's part of the project—Carmilla—is kind of claiming that territory for people who haven't had access to it… It's always my project to claim it for women, as much as possible…. So this was exciting.
RD: I think it is exciting! I was going to ask you, also… We talked a little bit before about why you are telling the story that you are telling… and why you set the story in undergrad university… And you mentioned before that that was good for victims…. because there're lots of victims—
JD: (laughter) In general, I try to look for things that are going to suit that both in terms of a certain amount of resonance and in terms of practicality, right? Because there's a point where you just have to write something that can be filmed… But that decision, it sort of happened in a lot of ways. An initial problem for me was that all of Carmilla's victims are girls. In the novella she's kind of like, "Hey, I'm going to pretend to be injured, and then your father/uncle/guardian, will say, 'Oh, of course, chivalrous me and my daughter/ward will take you in,' and then I eat you." Here we have a woman essentially preying on other women, which is just not the same level of problem as men preying on women… so what do you do with that? And it seemed to me that the campus seemed like a great place to set it because I think we do have a lot of problems with the victimization of young women on college campuses, and we could talk about this problem in the context of a broader spectrum of those problems.
RD: Yes.
JH: And discourses around trust, around vulnerability, seemed like they could play there. And, as I said, a convenient source of victims. I saw those two things dovetailing and we were off!
RD & JH: (laughter)
RD: The problematic things happening on campus aside, hopefully, are there strands of your own adolescent, undergrad experiences? Or, what I mean is: what is your relationship between autobiography and fact, fact and fiction, when you write?
JH: I think about this question a lot. Because it's always an interesting question. I mean, you, as a poet, know that there's the ongoing tension between, like, the potentially autobiographical elements of the "I"—and the fact that the "I" isn't you.
JH: (laughter)
RD: I am very protective of the "speaker is not the poet" thing.
JH: For me, it's kind of both. What you're seeing up there is a distillation of my understanding of the world. When you write a play, or you write a screenplay, you're creating a world and that world is a particular lens, a lens that you have applied to the reality of things as you understand them. So, in a way, everything I write is me. Because you are seeing my understanding—but no one part of it is entirely me. Like, I'm not going to pretend—because you've got a tape—that I don't occasionally speak the way that some of my characters do. But when I get asked: "Is Laura your favourite? Are you your main character because your main character speaks the way you do?" I don't really know how to respond in a fair way: Because Laura's speech pattern is something that I deliberately constructed because I thought it would work very well for the story. Sometimes it just comes back to practicality: You need someone who's going to be at the camera a lot to be loquacious. If I put Carmilla in front of the camera right away… There are a crap-ton of things she can't talk about because they are narratively inconvenient and she is possibly evil…. So she can't be blathering all over the place, whereas Laura can…. So, again, those things dovetail. I think in terms of my actual inner monologue, my inner monologue is probably a lot closer to Carmilla…She's mean—
RD: She has anger issues…. (laughter)
JH: (laughter) I hide it so well. But mostly… I am all my characters. I have them all crammed in here, in a kind of chorus, which is… maybe kind of a terrifying thing to think about. But, we all have moments where we empathize with other people and other modes of speech. And I think that's what writing in general, and playwrighting specifically, is for me…. This incredibly opportunity to inhabit and have empathy for other people.
RD: Everybody!
JH: Of course, sometimes it's like playing a horrifying game of emotional chess with yourself.
RD & JH: (laughter)
JH: But, really, writing Carmilla was akin to eating chocolate cake—a steady diet of chocolate cake for 6 months. It was so much fun, and so pulpy—And a big part of that was also having such a great team on the other end. They filmed 200 pages in 4 days, which works out to 50 pages a day… When you compare that, to, say, Hannibal, where they do like 8 pages a day, you can see how crazy fast and efficient they were.
RD: It's impressive that you have that trivia about Hannibal just lurking in your head.
JH: It's the statistic that Steph fed me for context. Probably because I love Hannibal.
RD & JH: (laughter)
RD: Okay, one more question. Okay, it's actually two. If you could design your own chocolate, what would it be? And: if you were transformed into a dessert, what would you be? If your personality was a dessert…
JH: Oh my god! (laughter) ….If I could design a chocolate it would be the Soma (a boutique in Toronto) butter caramel fleur de sel… They make those already. I love them. If I were a dessert……. I don't know. I feel like I'd be cherry pie. With a lot of pits.
RD & JH: (laughter)
Watch Carmilla, new episodes airing on YouTube every Tuesday and Thursday! If you're not yet convinced how awesome it is based on this fabulous interview, you can always check out this Buzzfeed list: 11 Reasons You Should Be Watching Carmilla. It's SO exciting that Carmilla has such an amazing following.
Visit Jordan's website to learn more about her other projects, including How to Survive an Apocalypse.
And don't forget that the next Swoon event is happening Saturday, November 15th, at Trees Coffee!
Thanks again to Jordan for her time and being her swoon-worthy self.


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CLIENT: I want to hire you for your expertise and your ability to create and execute transformational business ideas for my company.
FIRM: Excellent, we are ideal for that challenge.
CLIENT: Yes but before I hire you I have a few important questions.
FIRM: Okay, shoot. What do you mean?
CLIENT: What will you charge me?
FIRM: $1 million dollars for our ability to work with your organization to create the idea, and then if we move it forward another million because truly transformational business ideas are valuable and in limited supply.
CLIENT: Why $1 million?
FIRM: What to you mean?
CLIENT: I need to know why you charged me a million.
FIRM: Why?
CLIENT: Well if I don't know how you arrived at your price, how do I know it's fair?
FIRM: I don't understand. What difference does it make how I arrived at the price?
CLIENT: Well if I understand how you arrived at it, then I can negotiate it down.
FIRM: But I do not want you to negotiate it down. That is money out of my pocket.
CLIENT: Yes, but it is a privilege to work on my brand and you will get lots more business from it.
FIRM: I will? Can you guarantee that?
CLIENT: No. But I still need to know how you got to your price.
FIRM: Well OK…I looked at the size and scope of the opportunity and considered the value of us addressing it for you and calculated a price that I am willing to do it for. A price that I believe to be competitive in the market and a price that affords me the peace of mind that I can make a bit of money.
CLIENT: Oh, but I need more than that. I need to know who will do the work… And the amount of time it takes for them to do it.
AGENCY: The team I said will do the work…and it will take as long as it takes until we have an outcome that everyone is happy with.
CLIENT: Yes…but what if just one person cracks it in one day…and you then execute
It with a small team in 3 weeks – that is not worth a million dollars.
FIRM: You're 100% correct. It's worth more…. If that happens, we will double it!
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Such is the brilliant defense of Jason DeLand of Anomaly, one of the leading advertising agency luminaries in the realm of value-based pricing. Go thou and do likewise.


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Culiacan Golf
When you visit with your car rental Culiacan, you will find that there are golf outings that you can participate in for the day. Some places are close, while others may require the entire day.
In the city
When you are here with your rental car Culiacan, you can try to get a tee time at the Country Club de Culiacan. This is a private course that has been open since 1968. The fairways are lined with eucalyptus trees, and they offer a restaurant, bar, tennis courts, swimming pool, and gym. The cost is about $60 for 18 holes.
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You can go to Mazatlan with your car rental Culiacan, where you will find three golf courses for you to choose from. The El Cid Golf and Country Club is a combination member and resort course. This is a full service club with golf, tennis, swimming, restaurant, bar, and health spa. Caddies are required here, unless you are playing with a member. There is also the Estrella del Mar Golf Club, and 18-hole, 7004 yard championship golf course that was recognized as one of the premier golf courses in the country. They re known for their maintenance, beauty, service, and playability. Finally, there is Club de Golf Campestre Mazatlan. This is a smaller, nine hole golf course in the colonias of the city, only 15 minutes from the Golden Zone. One of the three legs of the Sinaloa state golf tournament is held here on a yearly basis, and it is a great place to play a short game.
Make a deal
When you are here with your Culiacan car rental, you can make a deal with some of the golf packages that are available in Mazatlan. The Royal Villas Resort and Estrella del Mar Golf Club offer a package that includes hotel accommodations, two rounds of gold at the Estrella del Mar course with half a golf cart, welcome cocktail, breakfast buffet for the two days, dinner party, and taxes. The only thing this package doesn't include is the price of your Culiacan rental car, airfare, drinks, and tips. Prices are based on the number of nights, type of room, and how many golfers will be staying. Check out websites in the Culiacan and Mazatlan areas for more information on golf packages available when you plan on visiting.
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On the other side of Culiacan, you can travel to Los Mochis with your Culiacan car rental. Most of the courses in this area are on the other side of copper canyon in Chihuahua. There are three golf courses here as well: Los Mochis Country Club, Club Campestre Chihuahua, and San Francisco Golf Club. In Downtown Los Mochis, you can also visit Sinaloa Park, which also has a golf course. What is interesting about the area is that Copper Canyon is one of the most spectacular sights in the region. This is an area that is four times as large as the Grand Canyon. Too see this part of the country, it is best to take the Copper Canyon Train from Los Mochis to Chihuahua. The ride includes 39 bridges and 87 tunnels. This is truly a spectacular natural wonder to see, so be sure to bring your camera with you.
When you are here with your Culiacan car rental, there are plenty of golf excursions in the area that you can try out. From Mazatlan to Los Mochis, there are plenty of things to see and do for golfer and non-golfer alike. Of course, you might even find some great deals in the area where you can combine golf and accommodations.
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A TAKE Me Out contestant rang up to take part in the show 'as soon as' his relationship had ended.
Karim Demynn, 22, from Redditch, will appear in tonights episode (Saturday) at 6.45pm on ITV1.
The show sees men come down the love lift, to try and impress 30 girls, hoping to be able to choose a girl to take to the Isle of Fernando's.
Mr Demynn, who remakes classic cars for Stoke Priors company Jeremy Brewster Vintage Car Specialists, says he has been asked to go on a few times before.
He said: "I know someone who works on the show and I have been asked a few times to go on it, but I was in a relationship so I couldn't do it.
"As soon as my girlfriend and I broke up, I said I wanted to be on it.
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"Paddy McGuinness has been great, he made me feel really calm in the rehearsals.
"It is so nerve-wracking coming down in the love lift, but once it starts adrenaline takes over and it is so fun."
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Man accused of having gun at W-S city pool
Man accused of having gun at W-S city pool
Police said a man had a gun in the parking lot of a city pool and that he was arrested after a chase.
The incident happened about 3:30 p.m. Monday at Kimberly Park Pool on Burton Street after staffers called city police.
Nigel Denard Johnson, 35, ran from the scene when police arrived, authorities said, and was caught near the intersection of 20th and Cherry streets.
A 9 mm handgun and marijuana were recovered, police said.
Johnson faces charges of possession of a firearm by convicted felon, carrying a concealed gun and misdemeanor possession of marijuana. He was also charged with trespassing and resist and delay.


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…okay, we are up and back…here is the second page for the book, once you scroll down thru all of the butterflies here…you can click on the page and it should open up in a printable form.
Print, draw, color and enjoy! Thanks for your patience. Let me know if you have any problems, and send me a copy of your ARTWORK. See you next time! ~Rose


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Marijuana Legalization May Reduce Alcoholism
Many of the arguments for the legalization of marijuana are based on its claimed value in the treatment of specific illnesses or easing of the symptoms of illnesses. Proponents of marijuana legalization also frequently cite its benefits with regard to easing the side effects of cancer treatment such as chemotherapy. There is also evidence that