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Improving Comprehension Instruction: Rethinking Research, Theory, and Class
Cathy Collins Block PhD
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Co-published by Jossey-Bass and the International Reading Association, Improving Comprehension Instruction provides a comprehensive overview of current research, proven methods, and successful applications for designing and delivering effective comprehension instruction in K-12 classrooms across the curriculum. Featuring chapters written by noted experts in literacy, cognition, and teaching methodology, this much-needed volume examines the broad array of strategies that teachers can use to develop comprehension proficiency in all students, even those who have had limited previous success in reading. Each chapter focuses on a particular facet of comprehension, presenting research, model instructional practices, and steps needed to ensure that the instructional innovations are effectively adopted in the classroom. The book also highlights sample lessons, showing how comprehension can be prompted, modeled, or demonstrated by the teacher. Strategies for instructing students from urban at-risk or diverse linguistic backgrounds, for overcoming particular reading problems, and for making effective use of educational technology receive prominent attention.
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That's the single-player campaign available completely free for PSN users.
Posted By Ravi Sinha | On 04th, Jun. 2014 Under News
Naughty Dog's Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception is available on the PlayStation Network for free but this just isn't the multiplayer component (which has been free ever since the game's inception). The single-player campaign, which is arguably as good as the second game's, is also available to download completely free of charge for United States PSN users. And no, you don't need a PS Plus account for this.
Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception released in late 2011 for the PlayStation 3 and featured a robust multiplayer component, compelling single-player game and an involving story with some great visuals. Granted, it didn't really create the impact that Uncharted 2: Among Thieves did when it first launched but it's still one of the best games of 2011.
Naughty Dog is allegedly preparing to showcase the next Uncharted, exclusive to the PlayStation 4, at Sony's E3 media briefing on June 9th. They are also busy with The Last of Us: Remastered which will be out on the Ps4 in the coming months so stay tuned for more information.
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The 36th cleaning day in Mito was held on a beautiful spring Sunday afternoon. There are precious few 5th Sundays.
Twenty-four volunteers gathered, some were local while others traveled from a distance. Some were very young, some were students and teachers from a vocational school. Some learned about the project through publicity, others were invited by friends.
Together they worked hard, enjoying the work and then the delicious meal and cakes when the work was finished.
The next Mito wheelchair cleaning day will be the 5th Sunday in July, July 30.
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The error seemed to suggest there was something wrong with my NIC card as the Virtual Machine would boot if i disabled Network. I even tried it with a new NIC card but i kept getting stuck here.
Turned out that I didn't enable Virtualization in BIOS. Please make sure Virtualization is enabled before creating a Virtual Machine.
I am still wondering how I was able to create a VM without a Network.


text: Share: Comments Print November 28, 2014 at 5:30 AM Seahawks vs. 49ers: National media toasting Richard Sherman, roasting Colin Kaepernick Posted by Don Shelton Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman hoists a turkey and quarterback Russell Wilson, left, hoists a leg as they leave the field after beating the San Francisco 49ers 19-3 on Thanksgiving.John Lok / Seattle Times staff The Seahawks' victory over the San Francisco 49ers wasn't just a signature win with playoff implications. It was a bold statement that the reigning Super Bowl champs' defense is back in 2013 form, a highlight and quote reel for Richard Sherman, and another magical performance by Russell Wilson. It also revealed some fatal flaws in the 49ers, proved that quarterback Colin Kaepernick is regressing and confirmed that coach Jim Harbaugh has zero backing from the team's owner. Exactly what it means depends on which national media or major newspaper sources you read. The media watched the game in amazement, just as you probably did (nearly everyone, after all, expected another close game), then spent the night trying to decide what it all meant. Here's a roundup of what the national media and major newspapers said about the game. "SEAHAWKS ARE BACK: BIG HITS, TRASH TALK AND ALL" By Mike Freeman, Bleacher Report On the field, before the game in which the Seattle Seahawks outcoached, outhustled, outsmarted and outpunched the San Francisco 49ers, Richard Sherman was taunting the 49ers' crowd. He pointed to some of them, who were taunting him first. It didn't stop there. After the Seahawks shut down the 49ers offense on one early series, Sherman went to the Seattle bench and began pointing and jawing again at some of the fans behind it. After he intercepted Colin Gabbert—er, Colin Kaepernick—he sprinted about 10 yards from his teammates, while still on the field, to taunt the 49ers fans again. The Seahawks were emotional, fiery and, well, mean as hell. The 19-3 final score didn't show it, but this was a total beatdown. The president pardoned the wrong turkeys. After every big stop, the Seahawks defenders would jump, high-five and celebrate. They'd do so excessively, particularly after stopping a runner or embarrassing Kaepernick, which was often. When a 49ers receiver made a catch on the Seattle sideline, one of the inactive Seahawks players, not even in uniform, started jawing at him. When a 49ers fumble happened near the Seattle sideline in the second quarter, again one of the inactive Seahawks players—also not even wearing a uniform — almost jumped on top of the pile, but an assistant coach grabbed him before he could. Running back Marshawn Lynch got a penalty for taunting. It was probably the most he's talked in 20 years. They were mad. They were ornery. They are back. It's official now: The Seahawks are the most dangerous team in the NFC. "DEFENSE SHINES THROUGH IN SEAHAWKS' WIN OVER 49ERS" By Doug Farrar, SI.com A week ago at this time, the Seahawks were looking down the barrel of a season that was falling away from them. They were 6-4, losers of three of their last six games, and locker room discord had split a team that was most certainly on the same page all the way through last season's Super Bowl run. Then, there was a series of team meetings sparked by safety Earl Thomas' donnybrook with a couple of larger players who Thomas didn't think were taking things seriously enough. With a new united sense of purpose, the Seahawks welcomed the 9-1 Arizona Cardinals to CenturyLink Field last Sunday and beat them into submission, 19-3. And then, on Thanksgiving night, Seattle traveled down to Santa Clara to continue the NFL's most compelling current rivalry and made this game a lot less close than it had been in most recent iterations. In dominating the 49ers by that same 19-3 margin, the Seahawks gave up just 164 total yards. They did this after allowing 204 yards to the Cardinals, and all of a sudden the Seahawks appear to be the team nobody wants to face. Especially on defense. "WILSON, SEAHAWKS LEAVING KAEPERNICK, 49ERS BEHIND; CARDINALS ARE NEXT" By David Steele, sportingnews.com It doesn't seem this way, considering how lopsided Seattle's 19-3 Thanksgiving night win in San Francisco was, but the NFC West is still a three-team fight for the time being. The Seahawks, now 8-4, are still doing the chasing, still behind the 9-2 Cardinals, but they're in position to be the one chased — because they have the best quarterback, by far. The gap between Russell Wilson and Colin Kaepernick grew to a canyon on Thursday night. The 49ers couldn't have expected that at this point in their evolution and in Kaepernick's, but there's a lot more separating him and Wilson than a Super Bowl ring. The two defenses were actually the dominant forces Thursday. The game was decided by how Wilson handled his handful of chances and how he made something out of nothing more than once — and how Kaepernick did neither. Wilson's numbers from Thursday won't tell the story, as good as the numbers were. (He threw for 236 yards and the game's only touchdown, and ran seven times for 35 yards.) The moments tell it, especially the second-quarter play that started out looking like a sack, or at best a desperate scramble for a couple of yards, but ended up a 63-yard catch-and-run by Tony Moeaki to the 49ers' one-yard line. "SEAHAWKS BEAT NINERS AND ARE EMERGING AT RIGHT TIME" By Lindsay H. Jones, USA Today Seahawks statement: Look out, NFC, but the Seattle Seahawks appear to have rediscovered their mojo. With Thursday's dominating performance in Santa Clara — a game that never felt as close as the final score indicated — the Seahawks picked up a half game on Arizona in the NFC West and made a statement to the rest of the NFL that they are building toward a postseason berth. Seattle's defense has benefitted from the return of middle linebacker Bobby Wagner and suddenly looked fearsome again. A major challenge looms for Seattle next week at Philadelphia, but should the Seahawks prevail there, it is hard to imagine them looking troubled again this season. Sherman's stage: Richard Sherman stole the headlines earlier this week with his mock-the-NFL press conference, but he provided a reminder Thursday night that he's more than a just a big mouth. Sherman intercepted San Francisco quarterback Colin Kaepernick in the first half to set up Seattle's only touchdown, and picked Kaepernick off again in the fourth quarter. Sherman now has four interceptions against Kaepernick since 2012. "49ERS CEO EMBARRASSED BY SEATTLE LOSS" By Jay Busbee, Yahoo.com Every Thanksgiving, there's one dish on the table you stomach, year after year, with no pleasure whatsoever. Maybe it's corn pudding, or broccoli souffle, or pumpkin pie. You eat it, again and again, until one day you stop, because you realize that even though this dish might be tradition, it's still garbage. This Thanksgiving, that garbage dish is the San Francisco 49ers. A team many predicted to reach the Super Bowl this season looked as lost on Thanksgiving night as your grandmother on an XBox. The 49ers, less than two years removed from a Super Bowl, could manage only a field goal against the defending champion Seattle Seahawks, who won 19-3. The performance was so bad that San Francisco's CEO apologized to the team's fans … but we'll get to that in a moment. The blame for this debacle starts with quarterback Colin Kaepernick, who completed 16 of 29 passes for 121 yards, only topping the century mark in a pointless last-minute drive. Kaepernick threw two interceptions, both to Richard Sherman, and looked ineffective throwing anything more distant than the reach of his arm. Seahawk Jeron Johnson, top, celebrates with teammate Earl Thomas after Thomas stopped Carlos Hyde in the fourth quarter.John Lok / Seattle Times staff "LOWERING THE BOOM: SEAHAWKS HAMMER 49ERS, SEND MESSAGE TO NFL" By Ross Jones, Foxsports.com As quickly as the momentum shifts from week to week, the Seahawks appear ready for football in January. A stiff test against the Eagles, though, awaits them in Week 14 before three consecutive NFC West games finish off the regular season. If the Cardinals fall in Atlanta on Sunday, the Seahawks will find themselves just a game back in the division. This NFC West race — seemingly out of hand less than two weeks ago — isn't over yet. "RICHARD SHERMAN HAUNTS AND TAUNTS 49ERS ONCE AGAIN" By Terry Blount, ESPN.com Midway through the third quarter Thursday night, with the Seattle Seahawks leading the San Francisco 49ers 16-0, a good portion of the crowd at Levi's Stadium left the building. Seattle cornerback Richard Sherman noticed the exodus. "Yeah, I waved to them goodbye," Sherman said. Midway through the fourth quarter, Sherman, who already had one interception in the game, had a warning for the 49ers. "I was laughing the whole time," Sherman said. "I told their sideline if they threw it my way I would end the game." "COLIN KAEPERNICK HAS A SEAHAWKS PROBLEM" By Paul, Gutierrez, ESPN.com Colin Kaepernick has a problem. One that gets worse every time the San Francisco 49ers' quarterback faces the Seattle Seahawks. He saves his worst games for the Seahawks. On a night when 49ers CEO Jed York ripped the team's showing as "unacceptable" and apologized to fans on Twitter, Kaepernick regressed in the face of the defending Super Bowl Champions as the 49ers lost 19-3. No word on if he used his social media skills to connect with fans. "I didn't play well tonight," Kaepernick said. "If your quarterback doesn't play well, it's going to be hard for you to win games. "They are a good defense. They play fast [and] they play physical. We just have to be able to make plays." The 49ers in general, Kaepernick in particular, could not do it on Thanksgiving. Not against these Seahawks, who seem primed to make a run to defend their Super Bowl championship. "WITH APOLOGY, YORK SHOWS HE'S A SORRY OWNER" By Lowell Cohn, Santa Rosa Press Democrat Jed York is a coward. What I just wrote was hard and caustic. I know that. I apologize if I have offended your sensibilities. But, after the 49ers' 19-3 loss to the Seahawks, Jed offended the sensibilities of every fair-minded person who follows the 49ers. I repeat — Jed York is a coward. After his team got smoked by the Seahawks, York tweeted: "Thank you 49ers faithful for coming out strong tonight. This performance wasn't acceptable. I apologize for that." What a disgusting thing for a team owner to write. What a cheap shot by an absolute twit who took to Twitter. If York had something to say, he should have come to the postgame news conference and said it to the media. Or better yet, he should have kept his mouth shut and spoken privately to coach Jim Harbaugh, should have looked Harbaugh in the eye and told him the effort was unacceptable. It is so easy to hide behind Twitter. You just want to throw up. "SEAHAWKS' DEFENSE TOO MUCH FOR THE 49ERS" By ESPN.com The Seattle Seahawks are back to their old ways — winning with defense. For the second straight game, the Seahawks did not surrender a touchdown. They're the first team to do that this season and it's the first time the Seahawks haven't allowed a touchdown in consecutive games since 2005. It's no surprise that the Seahawks' defense was led by Richard Sherman, who had multiple interceptions for the fourth time in his career. Sherman now has 23 career interceptions, eight more than any other player since entering the league in 2011. "YORK APOLOGIZES TO FANS IN WAKE OF 49ERS' UGLY LOSS" By Scott Ostler, San Francisco Chronicle As the clock was winding down on the 49ers' giblet-twisting 19-3 loss to the Seahawks on Thursday night, the only question was: "How could things possibly get worse for the local lads?" Jed York had the answer. The team's CEO tweeted, "Thank you #49ersfaithful for coming out strong tonight. This performance wasn't acceptable. I apologize for that." Unless York spilled a jar of caviar in his luxury suite, I assume he was referring to his team's performance. In which case, the message has been sent to his 49ers: I'm with you guys through thick and semi-thick. The players and coaches now know York's got their back — with a knife. Et tu, Jedsby? He could have saved words by tweeting, "Hey, don't blame me." York, by the way, said nothing about refunds. That might be in the next tweet. "SEAHAWKS HAVE KAEPERNICK'S NUMBER" By Ann Killion, San Francisco Chronicle Jim Harbaugh says that Colin Kaepernick is "great with a capital 'G' — at the highest level of great. I don't know how everybody else doesn't see it that way." Nobody saw it that way on Thanksgiving night, when Kaepernick was bad with a capital "B." In a nationally televised game with the country laid out on the couch digesting and watching, Kaepernick delivered one of the worst performances of his career, at a time when the 49ers desperately needed him to be at his very best. Instead, it was hard to reach any conclusion other than this: The Seattle Seahawks have taken up residence in Kaepernick's head. "49ERS STUFFED BY SEAHAWKS 19-3" By Eric Branch, San Francisco Chronicle On the game's second play Thursday night, 49ers wide receiver Michael Crabtree caught a five-yard pass over the middle, took an inadvertent knee to abdomen from Seattle safety Kam Chancellor and pounded the turf in pain. For the 49ers, the moment foreshadowed the agony to come. Ten months after taking a punch-in-the-gut loss at Seattle in the NFC Championship Game, the 49ers took a punch in the face at Levi's Stadium: Seahawks 19, 49ers 3. The defeat dropped the 49ers to 7-5, dimmed their playoff hopes and inspired an unflattering assessment from the boss. Said CEO Jed York, via Twitter: "Thank you #49ersfaithful for coming out strong tonight. This performance wasn't acceptable. I apologize for that." "49ERS OWNER JED YORK GETS MESSAGE ACROSS" By Mark Purdy, Bay Area Media Group Oh, come on. It wasn't that bad. Just kidding. It was that bad. In fact, it was worse. The 49ers' flaccid 19-3 loss to Seattle on Thursday night was so ridiculously depressing, even the team's proprietor felt the need to point out how dreadful it was. As the game clock wound down, 49ers owner Jed York informed his constituents through Twitter: "Thank you #49ersfaithful for coming out strong tonight. This performance wasn't acceptable. I apologize for that." You can see York's point. Look at it from his standpoint. He builds his players and coaches a billion-dollar home. He provides them with all the amenities to make them ridiculously comfortable and give them no excuses to lose And then the 49ers go out there on the Levi's Stadium turf in a prime time Thanksgiving showcase, allowing York to show off his pride and joy to the entire country and … splat. San Francisco coach Jim Harbaugh, center, reacts as time runs down in a 19-3 defeat to the Seahawks on Thursday.John Lok / Seattle Times staff "SEAHAWKS EXPOSE COLIN KAEPERNICK'S FLAWS" By Marcus Thompson II, Bay Area News Group Full disclosure: I like Kaepernick as a quarterback. He's an uber talent who could be a perennial problem for defenses in this league. He's not cut from the cloth of the prototypical great ones, both those don't grow on trees. And he has some of their skills and a few they don't. Plus he's competitive and tough. "He's a professional," Boldin said when asked about how Kaepernick will respond. "He'll come back and do his thing. We ain't worried about Kap." But, once again, every criticism about Kaepernick was exposed by Seattle. Every flaw in his game, every weakness in his repertoire, shined brightest on the national stage. This isn't all on Kaepernick, though. He is certainly an easy target, especially since Thursday he couldn't hit one. But his lack of development, regression even, is also a product of poor management by his handlers. And you only have to look at Seattle to see what to do with a special athlete at quarterback. Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson, who had his bouts with mediocrity, looked amazing Thursday. But he's in a system built for his skills. "49ERS SHAKEN TO THEIR CORE BY SEAHAWKS" By Tim Kawakami, Bay Area News Group The 49ers don't just have a Seattle problem any more, now they have an Everything Problem. But it starts with Seattle. Oh my, it all begins with Richard Sherman, Rssell Wilson and Pete Carroll and every part of the 49ers' ongoing — and expanding — Seahawks Nightmare. The Seahawks have beaten the 49ers before, but on Thursday at Levi's Stadium before a national TV audience, Seattle shook the 49ers to their very core. After the 19-3 Seattle domination was over, the 49ers players were booed, coach Jim Harbaugh was solemn, and the 49ers' owner himself underlined the potential intrigue ahead for this 7-5 team, now on the brink of playoff doom. "RICHARD SHERMAN RELISHES BEATING 49ERS IN FRONT OF THEIR 'MEDIOCRE' FANS" By Steve Corkran, Bay Area Media Group Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman walked off the field Thursday night and into the locker room holding a freshly cooked turkey. Fittingly, the turkey was being served up on a platter, much like the two passes thrown by 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick that Sherman intercepted and used to spearhead the Seahawks 19-3 victory. What history? I know no history you're talking of," Sherman said, when asked about his history with Kaepernick. "There was a guy, there was an opponent who said he's throwing to the open man, he doesn't care who's out there. I was the open man." That, of course, was a jab at Kaepernick, who said earlier this week that he wouldn't shy away from Sherman, that he would just throw to the open receiver. "49ers' CRABTREE DOWNPLAYS FEUD WITH SHERMAN" By Cam Inman, Bay Area News Group Richard Sherman may have had two interceptions, but neither came while covering Michael Crabtree, the 49ers wide receiver that Sherman called out after last season's NFC Championship game in Seattle. Crabtree, after Thursday's 19-3 loss to the Seahawks, downplayed any feud with Sherman and instead made a passionate plea for the 49ers to improve. "I'm not worried about that dude," Crabtree said. "It's more scheme, it's not one-on-one (coverage). It's scheme. You've seen that. No one-on-one at all. Just scheme. They did a good job scheming." San Francisco quarterback Colin Kapernick argues a call with referee Tony Corrente late in the 49ers' 19-3 loss to the Seahawks.John Lok / Seattle Times staff "SEAHAWKS' DEFENSE ASSERTING ITSELF ON THANKSGIVING" By Will Brinson, CBSSports.com The Seahawks won the Super Bowl in large part thanks to one of the all-time great defenses. Questioned throughout offseason personnel departures and early-to-midseason struggles, their championship defense might be rearing its scary head one again. Everyone — understandably — wondered if the Seahawks defense was the same ("elite" if you will) after last year. It's not. It is different. Everyone lives dissimilar lives year to year and it's no different for the identity of defenses. For all that talk, the Seahawks had the No. 1 NFL defense coming into Thanksgiving. Things only got better Thursday as Seattle smothered the 49ers. The way Seattle manhandled Drew Stanton on the Cardinals in Seattle during Week 12 was worth raising an eyebrow. They looked like last year's squad. Taking Colin Kaepernick's turkey and spitting in his stuffing? Whole different thing, man. This was a vintage performance from the Seahawks. The 49ers had less than 150 yards and 74 net yards passing when the two-minute warning hit, with Seattle up 19-3 and the game more or less over. Richard Sherman made plays, Earl Thomas dropped the hammer and the pass rush repeatedly dropped Kaepernick, sacking him four times and making his life generally uncomfortable. Taking a long-term view of the NFL from a single week is a bit too aggressive, but the Seahawks are suddenly surging with a pair of division wins — including Thursday on the road — and present a scary matchup on the horizon. "NFL GRADES, WEEK 13: IS COLIN KAEPERNICK GETTING WORSE?" By John Breech, CBSSports.com Less than a week ago, 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh was speaking glowingly of his starting quarterback. Harbaugh said that Colin Kaepernick was "growing as a pocket passer" and also added that he's a "great player." Maybe Harbaugh has a different definition than I do of the words 'great' and 'growing,' but if Kaepernick's doing either of those, they weren't on display on Thursday night in San Francisco's 19-3 loss to the Seahawks. In the biggest game of the 49ers season so far, against their hated rivals and on national television, Kaepernick played arguably one of the worst games of his career. Kaepernick threw for only 121 yards, the third lowest total of his career in a game where he started. Kaepernick wasn't accurate either, completing only 55.2 percent of his passes (16 of 29). All of those things led to Kaepernick recording the second lowest quarterback rating of his career (36.7). It's one thing to be erratic and inaccurate, but it's another thing to give the ball to the other team while you're doing it. Kaepernick threw two interceptions to Richard Sherman that were so ugly, it almost looked like Sherman was the receiver on the play. "49ERS FLOP VS. RIVALS – CUE THE DRAMA" Matt Barrows, Sacramento Bee A 49ers team that barely edged past bad opponents with shaky defenses during a recent three-game winning streak ran into a very good one Thursday and was knocked flat on its back. San Francisco wasn't competitive in the 19-3 loss to the rival Seahawks, who hadn't won a game on the 49ers' home field since 2008 but who quickly stole the momentum at Levi's Stadium where the 49ers are 3-3 this season. The 49ers' slow, clunky offense didn't venture farther than Seattle's 18-yard line and failed to score a touchdown for the first time this season. Quarterback Colin Kaepernick was intercepted twice by No. 1 scourge Richard Sherman. San Francisco (7-5) is now in third place in its division and falling behind in the playoff hunt with four games to play. Worse, the 49ers seemed unworthy of a postseason spot, which could not have been said during coach Jim Harbaugh's first three years with the team. "YORK SAYS 49ERS PERFORMANCE 'WASN'T ACCEPTABLE' " By Mike Florio, ProFootballTalk.com If you thought the Thanksgiving night performance from the 49ers in their new stadium wasn't good, you're not alone. The boss didn't like it either. "This performance wasn't acceptable," 49ers CEO Jed York said on Twitter. "I apologize for that." The statement comes at a time when, as noted earlier in the evening, the organization has been conspicuously quiet about the rampant reports suggesting that coach Jim Harbaugh's time with the franchise will end after the current season concludes. With the exception of a tweet from York aimed at early October reports that players have grown weary of Harbaugh's ways, the team has said nothing about the lingering controversy. York's latest tweet speaks volumes. With the team now at 7-5 and facing a trip to Seattle on December 14, the 49ers most likely won't be going to the postseason. Running the table could salvage things, but how can the 49ers win the final four games when they barely mustered three points at home in the biggest game of the year? "SEAHAWKS OVERPOWER 49ERS, ROLL TO 19-3 VICTORY" By Mike Wilkening, ProFootballTalk.com The Seahawks dominated the proceedings, leading from the end of the first quarter onward and never getting any real serious challenge for the 49ers, whose offense faltered in spectacular fashion. Quarterback Colin Kaepernick completed just 16-of-29 passes for 121 yards, and he was picked twice by cornerback Richard Sherman, ever a Niners nemesis. Seattle also blunted San Francisco's ground game, allowing just 64 yards on 18 carries. "SEAHAWKS' BIG NIGHT LEADS SEAHAWKS PAST 49ERS ONCE AGAIN" By Janie McCauley, The Associated Press Richard Sherman offered one final challenge to San Francisco: "I told their sideline if they threw it my way I'd end the game." He did exactly that – just like last time. Sherman provided the moment of the game against the 49ers once again, a mere 10 months after his touchdown-saving deflection in the NFC championship that sent the Seattle Seahawks to the Super Bowl. Sherman set up the only touchdown with another key defensive play in this heated rivalry, then made a second interception with the 49ers driving late, and the Seahawks ended a five-game losing streak on San Francisco's home field with a 19-3 win Thursday night. "SEAHAWKS POISED TO MAKE PLAYOFFS AFTER THANKSGIVING DAY VICTORY" By David Rumsey, Rantsports.com A win in San Francisco is certainly something for the Seahawks to be proud of, but they have bigger challenges ahead. Visits to Philadelphia and Arizona remain, and Seattle may not be able to afford more than one loss going down the stretch. They must play with the composure and dominance they showed in this game if they want to reach the playoffs and advance once there. For now, Richard Sherman and co. will enjoy their well-deserved post-victory turkey leg. They will need all the strength they can get to keep his Seahawks playing like this. Want to be a reader contributor The Seattle Times' Take 2 blog? Email your original, previously unpublished work or proposal to Sports Editor Don Shelton at email@example.com or email@example.com. Not all submissions can be published. Opinions expressed are those of authors, and The Times reserves the right to edit and publish any submissions online and/or in print. 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Isopropanol Poisoning
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- CNS depressant effect of isopropanol is 2 to 3 times as potent as that of ethanol.
- Many products that contain isopropanol also contain methanol, ethylene glycol, and ethanol.
- Rapidly absorbed following oral ingestion
- Ketogenic, but does not cause significant acidosis
- Metabolized by alcohol dehydrogenase to acetone (a CNS depressant):
- Concomitant ethanol ingestion doubles half-life of isopropanol but not that of acetone.
- Acetone eliminated by lung and kidney
- Half-life:
- Isopropanol: 3–16 hr
- Acetone: 7.5–26 hr
- Isopropanol (isopropyl alcohol): Clear, colorless, volatile liquid with faint odor of acetone and bitter taste
- Available as 70% rubbing alcohol solution:
- May contain blue dye that was added to inhibit its abuse ("blue heaven")
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- Various toiletries
- Disinfectants
- Window-cleaning solutions
- Paint remover
- Solvents
- Jewelry cleaners
- Detergents
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- Typical adult patient: Chronic alcoholic who has been on drinking binge and recently depleted his or her ethanol supply
- Dermal and rectal administration can cause systemic toxicity.
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Isopropanol Poisoning. In: Rosen P, Shayne P, Barkin AZ, et al, eds. 5-Minute Emergency Consult. 5th ed. Lippincott Williams & Wilkins; 2016. https://emergency.unboundmedicine.com/emergency/view/5-Minute_Emergency_Consult/307543/all/Isopropanol_Poisoning. Accessed December 14, 2019.
Isopropanol Poisoning. (2016). In Rosen, P., Shayne, P., Barkin, A. Z., Wolfe, R. E., Hayden, S. R., Barkin, R. M., & Schaider, J. J. (Eds.), 5-Minute Emergency Consult. Available from https://emergency.unboundmedicine.com/emergency/view/5-Minute_Emergency_Consult/307543/all/Isopropanol_Poisoning
Isopropanol Poisoning [Internet]. In: Rosen P, Shayne P, Barkin AZ, Wolfe RE, Hayden SR, Barkin RM, Schaider JJ, editors. 5-Minute Emergency Consult. Lippincott Williams & Wilkins; 2016. [cited 2019 December 14]. Available from: https://emergency.unboundmedicine.com/emergency/view/5-Minute_Emergency_Consult/307543/all/Isopropanol_Poisoning.
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The winery is located in the Free City Rust in the Burgenland (Austria). It has been family owned since 1889. The company is run today by Rudolf Bachkönig. The vineyards cover 12 hectares of vineyards in the vineyards Bandkräftn, Geyer, Greiner Kraxner, Plachen, Ruster, sentence, outline and Vogelsang, They are half each with the red varieties Blaufränkisch , Zweigelt, Pinot Noir, Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon, and the white varieties Welschriesling, Chardonnay, Pinot Blanc, Grüner Veltliner, Neuburger, Muscat Ottonel and Gewürztraminer. There is a close to nature, beneficial to conservation management according to the guidelines of KIP (Controlled Integrated Production) with among others greening and waiving artificial fertilizer. The yield is limited to a maximum of 4,000 kg / ha of grapes.
The red wines ferment in temperature-controlled stainless steel tanks and are then aged in large oak barrels or barrels. The white wines are stored in stainless steel tanks or traditional wooden barrels. Some of the white wines are also aged in barriques in large vintages. Among the premium wines count Ruster outbreak, the red wine cuvée "R1" ( Blaufränkisch , Blauburgunder) and Blaufränkisch . The winery is a member of the vintners' association Cercle Ruster outbreak,


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Mecca's Blog: Love Thy Neighbor and Textbook: "Backpack Full of Cash" Rewind.
Welcome to the blog of APT's Fall 2017 Marketing Intern, Mecca Brooks! Mecca will share her reflections on the amazing artists performing live in Auburn this season. You never know who you'll see at the Auburn! We hope you enjoy this installment of Mecca's blog @ APT.
Growing up I had a lot on my plate, but worrying about where I was going to get an education wasn't one of my worries. This is a touchy subject that is super important to me, and I think very important for all of us. I think people as privileged as most of us are truly don't understand just how lucky we are! We of course have educational and budget problems. Instead of worrying about what is right and what is wrong, I'm going to make this blog post about how we can help change Auburn into a thriving place for children and their education while sharing some facts from the documentary "Backpack Full of Cash," which screened at APT's cinema last week!
We know that the 2017-2018 total budget for Auburn Enlarged School District is $75,272,249. According to The Citizen, this was a 2.5 increase from the previous year that came with a 3.98-percent tax levy increase. [1] This is a pretty big feat. According to the same article there were still going to be 13.5 position cuts. This included: two elementary special education teachers, six teachers at the secondary level, four elementary classroom teachers, one assistant principal, one technology staff worker, and a part-time high school counselor. [1]
We need those teachers, I've talked to teachers since the West Middle School shut down. [2] Like in Philadelphia in "Backpack Full of Cash," there were a lot of students jammed in one middle school and even changing the format of the elementary school from K-5 to adding Sixth Grade to the elementary curriculum. There were also a lot of layoffs and more moving around in the school district.
But on the bright side, West Middle School is on its way to becoming affordable housing. It is amazing that we are using a structure that is already there, and turning it into something useful to our community. The poverty rate in Auburn in 2017 is 17.9%. [3] There are still plenty of people here not making enough money to make ends meet. [4]
Some may say Auburn is depleting, but there are things that we as citizens can do to help our fellow neighbor. Like voting November 7, 2017 for your district, it's important to have great leaders that talk to the constituents and better yet LISTEN to them.
Arm yourself with knowledge! "Backpack Full of Cash" recharged my faith in the fight for equal education opportunities and the fight for a tangibly better future.
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The 2008 Pluribus is a gorgeous wine laced with black fruit, menthol, minerals, spices and licorice. It shows fabulous density and richness through to the finish. This is a very typical Spring Mountain Cabernet Sauvignon. Anticipated maturity: 2015-2025. Robert Parker 95
The 2008 Pluribus is the most delicate of the Bond 2008s. Hints of pine, scorched earth, toast and licorice give the wine many of its aromatic signatures. Today, the 2008 is deceptively understated. My impression is that the best is yet to come.
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Annual Review for CSC Scholarship Students 2017 starts. CSC Scholarship students who will still enjoy the CSC Scholarship after September 2017 (including the Doctoral Degree candidates who will graduate in June 2017 originally and extend the study duration), are required to complete the Annual Review Form.
Please fill in the form and submit it to International Students Affairs Office 215 (Postgraduates), 204 (Undergraduates) and 503 (MASTA and DOCSTA) before April 14, 2017.
CSC Scholarship students who fail to participate in the Annual Review for no reasons will be cancelled the qualifications of the scholarship next year.
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Washington Master of Science in Special Education Certification and Exam RequirementsIn Washington, this program leads to a Special Education endorsement.
1) WGU Program Required Exam: Praxis 5543 Special Education: Core Knowledge & Mild to Moderate Applications
You must pass this exam to graduate from your program and be recommended for certification.
2) Washington Content Exam: West-E 070 Special Education
You must pass this exam to be recommended for a Special Education endorsement. Because this program is state-approved in Washington, you will not be recommended for certification until you have passed the Washington exams. Praxis exams cannot be used in lieu of Washington exams.
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CCTV just got more Sophisticated and more Affordable
Cameras can act as your eyes and ears when you are not on site. Technology around CCTV (closed circuit television) has improved as the cost of installation has dropped. High definition footage can be used to identify people and license plates – making the chance of identifying, apprehending and convicting criminals much greater. However, CCTV is used more widely than just security these days, for things such as health & safety, marketing and to assist sales strategy.
Like all security however, the effectiveness of the system is determined by the choices you make – at Ross Galt, we are here to help you make the very best choices.
Picking the right CCTV system for you
We provide CCTV systems tailored to the specific monitoring requirements of your business. From home security cameras that can be monitored from a remote location by smartphone, through to more extensive and sophisticated camera systems that have the capability of recording a license plate number from a fast moving vehicle – we have the solution to suit your business.
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Leasing of CCTV equipment is a good option to consider due to the rapid development of this technology. You can have the latest equipment installed with minimal or no initial capital outlay, pay an affordable & tax deductible fixed monthly fee for your preferred term (eg 36mths) and then have all equipment updated at the end of the term. This ensures your systems are keeping up with technology.
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Believe it or not, but the theft of petrol happens on a daily basis, which has forced station owners to take better security measures. To put things into perspective of how serious this is for franchise owners, one drive-off could basically mean your profit gone for the day. Non-paying customers driving off with petrol, creating …
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Ross Galt are always thrilled to be apart of one of the oldest and largest agricultural events in the South Island. Going back over 66 years, South Island Agricultural Field Days focuses on providing opportunities to view machines in their working state and reinforcing the relationship between farmers, service providers, scientists and technical experts. During …
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To begin with, Astrology as a supernatural science deals with the impact and effect of movements and positions of celestial objects on human life. It's generally related to the terms like horoscopes, horoscopes and stargazing. There is also a rare term, associated with it that is astromancy.
The famous Cambridge dictionary defines astrology as the study of the movements and positions of the sun, moon, planets, and stars in the belief that they affect the character and lives of people. Also, different sections of the society believe in different astrological concepts.
Additionally, almost all the astrological concepts that we encounter, have some relation with western astrology. Moreover, the western astrology is also known as Hellenistic astrology.
Also, the word 'Hellenistic' means something that is influenced by Greek culture. Moreover, in Babylonian astrology, the concept of zodiac originated. Additionally, the Hellenistic culture had a huge influence on that. Also, we know that there are 12 zodiac signs.
Earth Sign: Taurus, Virgo and Capricorn
Air Sign: Gemini, Libra and Aquarius
Fire Sign: Aries, Leo and Sagittarius
Water Sign: Cancer, Scorpio and Pisces
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Indian astrology is known as Vedic astrology or 'Jyotisha'. The Indian astrology gives importance to the 9 planetary deities or 'Navagraha'
According to Indian astrology, these 9 planets influence the 'Vargas'. Also, the 16 sectored charts or 'Vargas' are to study the effect of the planetary conditions.
1. Rashi or the Lagna chart is of - 30º to study all aspects of life.
2. Hora or one-half of a sign -15º is the Varga to study wealth.
3. Drekkana or one-third of a sign – 10º is the Varga to study siblings.
4. Chaturthamsha or one-fourth of a sign – 7º30′ is the Varga to study destiny and house.
5. Saptamsha or one-seventh of a sign – 4º17`8.5″ is the Varga to study progeny.
6. Navamsha or one-ninth of a sign – 3º20′ is the Varga for the spouse. Also applicable to other aspects.
7. Dashamsha or one-tenth of a sign – 3º- is the Varga to study one's profession.
8. Dwadashamsha or one-twelfth of a sign -2º30′- is the Varga to study parents.
9. Shodashamsha or one-sixteenth of a sign -1º52'30"- is the Varga to study conveyance.
10. Vimshamsha or one-twentieth of a sign -1º30′- is the Varga to study spiritual progress.
11. Chaturvimshamsha or one-twenty-fourth of a sign -1º15′- is to study knowledge.
12. Saptavimshamsha or one-twenty-seventh of a sign -1º6'40"- is to study the strength.
13. Trimshamsha or one-thirtieth of a sign – 1º00′- is misfortunes and nature.
14. Khavedamsha or one-fortieth of a sign – 0º45′ is for auspicious & inauspicious effects.
15. Akshavedamsha or one-forty fifth of a sign 0º40′ is for all areas of life.
16. Shashtyamsha or one-sixtieth of a sign 0º30′ is for all general effects.
In contrast, the basis of astrology is on the belief, that the position of the celestial objects influences one's present and future. Also, it focuses on the planetary motions to check its effect on the events.
Whereas, astronomy is a branch of science that only deals with the study of celestial objects. Furthermore, these include galaxies, planets, stars, asteroids, etc.
Additionally, astronomy is one of the most sought profession by space scientists. Likewise, it started with several controversies, wherein, the earth's rotation and revolution were proved, contrary to the belief that the sun revolved around the earth.
The establishment of the earth is round and not flat. Ironically, the people of their era never supported such theories and tried to suppress the voice of the great discoverers of astronomy.
Astrology also had a controversial start. However, the number of people who have benefitted from it are significant. All in all, astronomy is the study of celestial bodies and astrology is the study of the 'effect' of celestial bodies in our lives.
There are several astrological concepts present in different parts of the world. Some follow the solar calendar, while others follow the lunar calendar. Furthermore, there exist several other calendars too. The concept of astrology is very simple, that is to help people live in harmony and peace.
At last, if you are trying hard to learn astrology, to know your future, but still facing troubles. Then this is the time to meet a genuine astrologer, who will act as a catalyst and will speed up your fortune telling process.
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Today, I'm in a better mood although my childhood friend and Instagram both implied (rather similarly) that I've got nothing to lose in reaching out to LOML in an attempt to clarify the issues that led to our falling out. I believe my fuck-ups and the perceptions of them were not really in line although… Continue reading My Life, the Hashtag
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Taken for granted, for silly, for surface, I recall old lessons hard learned and their determined resurgence nevermind depth or the sea of tears secretly wept simultaneously. We; me, he, and she profusely professing in silence and salt the truth of hearts hardened and healing halted. Drip drop stains on cheek bones we try so… Continue reading S.O.C. 9/13/17
Taking a Trip to Face the Shadow
I am not at all unclear about my failings in the visit to Pittsburgh, but aI almost feel it's for the best and it certainly taught me much about myself. I didn't embody or act on my own intentions to communicate openly and confidently what I did or didn't want or expect. A part of… Continue reading Taking a Trip to Face the Shadow
Journal: Newness Pending
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University at Albany RNA Fellow and student in Cara Pager's lab, Rachel Netzband, will be interning with local pharmaceutical company Regeneron this summer in the Quality Control Virology department. The Regeneron summer internship gives the opportunity for both undergraduate and graduate students to train in analytical techniques that are critical to careers in industry, while also providing valuable experience in the day-to-day life of how companies are run and what they expect of their employees.
Rachel's project entails continued development of an RNA-Seq approach to characterize and quantify the presence of viruses in a sample. The techniques and equipment used in this project will be state-of-the-art and allow for in-depth analysis of samples. The Regeneron internship will help Rachel translate her research into pharmaceutical applications and further her goals of a career in research and development.
Last summer, Cathleen Schiraldi, a graduate student in Marlene Belfort's lab, also interned in QC Virology group. When she returned to SUNY Albany, Cathleen shared her excitement about the internship and how nicely her bench skills translated to science at the pharmaceutical company. Working at Regeneron gave Cathleen a trial run of an industry career, which she has decided to pursue upon graduation. Through discussion, Cathleen helped Rachel network with employees of Regeneron to land the internship.
This opportunity builds upon a continued partnerships fostered by The RNA Institute, University at Albany Life Sciences and other industry leaders to provide invaluable on-the-job experience to graduate students and trainees and provide opportunities to explore careers outside of academia.


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Overall, I am very happy with the final outcome. I am delighted that I have learnt a new skill of book binding and brave enough to follow my convictions. I struggle with manual tasks due to the loss of fine motor control in my hands and fingers. I was doubtful that I would be able to compile and sew the pages together but with a little effort and help from my wife I was able to bind my book.
The idea for this assignment has been with me from the Square Mile, assingment one and I have been slowly adding to with my ideas and creative way of telling the story. My ideas, research and thoughts are included in my Xmind mindmap. The research has taken me almost on a police investigation and getting to the bottom of each story photographically rather than my old job of talking to people and gathering the facts and presenting the evidence.
Lesson learnt! Don't run out of ink! This really has caused me problems and delays with this assignment. I have a 10-ink cartridge printer and I had forgotten how much ink it eats.
I also had to learn how to use Adobe Indesignand while I am qualified pre-press originator and familiar with using DTP such as QuarkXpressI found it quite challenging to compose this project and limitations with CMS. I routinely calibrate my monitor and printer with a ColorMunki Photoand create my own profiles. I am however, pleased with the final print and product and took control rather than outsourcing it to a company such DS Colourlabs.
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Here's an intimidating Twitter statistic: Twitter has 313 million monthly active users. Those people generate millions and millions of tweets per day. How are we supposed to keep up with all that information flying around in 140-characters-or-fewer at a time?
Fortunately, Twitter gives us tools to help sort through all the fuss and get to the information we're really after, it's just a matter of learning to use them effectively.
1. Start with your Timeline
Once upon a time, your Twitter timeline was a continuous feed of tweets from the people you follow, sorted out chronologically. In 2016, Twitter tweaked that approach and now displays tweets based on what it thinks is most important to you. That means you won't necessarily see the absolute newest tweets. You may even see suggestions for tweets that came out many hours ago.
This can be a great way to keep up on tweets you may have missed, but you can switch back to seeing tweets in chronological order by going into your settings and de-selecting the Timeline option for "Show me the best Tweets first." It's all about personal preference and whether you value seeing the newest tweets over seeing tweets that may have slipped by earlier.
2. Make a list
So, you follow 5,000 different Twitter accounts. How do you sort them all out? You make a Twitter list. Twitter lists let you curate and group accounts together. When you create a new list, you can choose to make it public or private. Add to your lists by searching for accounts, selecting the gear icon on those accounts, and choosing which list in which to add them. Lists can be as broad or as specific as you like. You could have a list for just family members, one for your favorite news organizations, a list for your favorite celebrities, or one just for people who tweet about food.
Tip within a tip: Twitter is full of confusing acronyms such as IRL (in real life), BTW (by the way) and FTW (for the win). Use this handy cheat sheet to keep track of what they mean. HTH! (hope that helps!)
It can take some time to build up multiple lists, but the reward is a much more organized method for keeping track of tweets than you will get with the hodgepodge on your timeline. When you visit one of your lists, you will only see tweets from the accounts you've added to that group. You can tweak these lists by adding or removing accounts to shape the feed you see. Don't be afraid to tinker.
In addition to creating your own lists, you can follow public lists made by other Twitter users. When you visit a Twitter account's main page, look for the "Lists" section (you may need to access this through more options on the Twitter mobile apps). Click on a list's title to see which accounts are included in that list and the sort of tweets that show up in it. Then you can choose to subscribe and add it to your own set of lists for easy access.
Lists are powerful, but they sometimes fly under Twitter users' radars. Try them out. You may soon find you're spending more time browsing your lists than you are staring at the pile-up in your main timeline feed.
3. Don't follow everyone
One way to keep your Twitter timeline from filling up with irrelevant information is to simply keep a lid on who you follow. Just because someone follows you doesn't mean you're obligated to follow them back. You can also easily drop accounts by clicking on the blue "following" icon and choosing to unfollow. Otherwise, just make a quick mental check before you follow a new account: Do I really want to see these tweets in my feed?
4. Explore with Twitter
Twitter itself knows that people struggle to keep up with the onslaught of tweets pouring out across the site at all times. In late January, the company announced a new "Explore" tab for its iOS and Android mobile apps. Explore brings together trends, Moments (more on these later), live video, and search in one convenient place. Hit the Explore tab and you will see trending hashtags, a search box, a listing of current Moments, and popular live video tweets. It's a quick way to get an overview of what's shaking across the site.
Tip within a tip: Did you know Twitter can help you score discounts and vouchers on airline tickets? Click here to learn this neat trick.
5. Take a Moment
If you come to Twitter looking for diverse views on current events, then the "Moments" tab, symbolized by a lightning bolt, is the place for you. Twitter refers to Moments as "curated stories showcasing the very best of what's happening on Twitter." The default view displays suggestions from Twitter on what it deems to be notable news you might want to check out. For example, you might see a section dedicated to the Super Bowl or other major sporting events.
You can also customize the experience by creating your own Moment. This lets you choose the subject, cover photo, and what tweets to include. You can share these creations publicly with your followers or keep it private. Making your own Moments is entirely optional, but it can be a handy way to organize tweets around a particular topic you're interested in.
Keep in mind that Moments on mobile devices is becoming part of the Explore tab. The same information is still there, it's just integrated among the other Explore features.
If you only have time to implement one tip from these suggestions, then take a few minutes to check out Twitter lists and organize some of the accounts you follow.
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It happens to the best of us. Your analyst relations program is humming along nicely – your analysts are behaving, your internal constituents under control – when one day, wham! You get a call from one of your SVPs sharing some exciting news! Joe Analyst, one of your company's key advocates, has now joined your company. Continue reading Guest Post: When Your Company Takes Out Your Favorite Analyst
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""Robbie is one of most natural trainers I have ever met – he guides you through your resistances and enables you to connect with that wonderful resource – you – I cannot recommend Robbie and the NLP School highly enough be it that you want to be a coach to others – coach to yourself or just give yourself the tools to be happier – enjoy!" –
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This course is for anyone wishing to learn the full NLP Practitioner Curriculum for either their own personal or professional development. For Independent Coaches and people who Coach at work that want to add NLP to their skillset. For anyone committed to their own personal development who wishes to learn in a rich, supportive environment.
Become a Certified NLP Practitioner
- NLP Schools' Practitioner programme is a 10 day certified, modular course that will leave you with a range of skills to facilitate your personal and professional development and deepen your ability to communicate and influence with integrity.
- NLP School is a member of ANLP, the UK's most respected NLP standardising and research body, and we are aligned with NLPU in Santa Cruz California, the worldwide gold standard for NLP training. Our Practitioner course is accredited with the ICF and offers CCEU's. NLP School has also been awarded CPD points status for our NLP Practitioner.
- Our Practitioner course covers the recommended NLP content as advised by ANLP and is taught by Robbie Steinhouse, one of only a few people in the world to hold the title NLP Master Trainer.
- Our training is entirely classroom based. NLP is at its heart a communication tool, and we believe the best way to learn it is face-to-face.
- On successful completion of the course you will receive two certificates; one as a Certified NLP Practitioner and one as a Certified NLP Coach.
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The training gave me great tools, models and processes to enhance my skill-set in a professional environment. Really well presented by a friendly and engaging trainer."
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The NLP Practitioner programme.
This is the first and most popular stage of qualification within NLP.
Our accredited NLP Practitioner programme consists of ten days training split over three modules.
Module 1. 14-16 October: Coach Training with NLP, TA (Transactional Analysis) and Mindfulness is the introduction to NLP and Coaching with NLP – that's this module.
Module 2. 2-4 December: Advanced Coach Training – with Processes for Personal and Professional Development teaches advanced NLP, Leadership Coaching Skills and powerful change processes.
Module 3. 20-23 January 2021: Bringing it all together. Completes the NLP Practitioner curriculum and includes certification.
At the end you will qualify as a Practitioner and receive both your certificate as a NLP Practitioner and as a Coach.
Your trainer is Robbie Steinhouse, author of Brilliant Decision Making, Think Like an Entrepreneur, Making Effective Decisions, How to Coach with NLP and most recently Mindful Business Leadership
Already a Coach and looking to renew your ICF credentials? Our Practitioner is accredited with the ICF and offers CCEU's. NLP School has also been awarded CPD points status for our NLP Practitioner. NLP School is a member of ANLP the UK's most respected NLP standardising and research body, we are also aligned with NLPU in Santa Cruz California, the worldwide gold standard for NLP training.
About the trainer
Robbie Steinhouse is the founder and Director of NLP School and is a highly skilled NLP Master Trainer and coach. Robbie combines real-world commercial acumen with a humorous style and tools from NLP, Transactional Analysis (TA) and coaching. He teaches on all of our courses and works with companies ranging from large corporations to small entrepreneurial businesses to help individuals learn effective leadership techniques.
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The Ministry of Tourism and and Sports and the Tourism Authority of Thailand are joining hands developing tourist spots in response particularly to Russian tourists' demands.
According to the Minister of Tourism and Sports, Kobkarn Wattanavrangkul, the new tourist spots are aimed at drawing tourists from the already overpopulated areas such as Bangkok and Pattaya to other cities.
The ministry plans to come up with traveling itinerary that particularly responds to Russian tourists' demands; for example, tie-in weight loss programs, which target female Russian travelers.
Ms. Kobkarn expects the plan to boost the number of Russian tourists, which currently stands at approximately 1 million, by 5% next year.
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Danielle Mitchell is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN) at Heritage Behavioral Health Consultants. Danielle graduated from Texas A&M University with a Bachelor's degree in Nutritional Sciences and completed her dietetic internship from the University of Houston for a dietetic licensure. She then went on to complete a Master's of Education in Counseling at the University of Houston and obtained a second licensure as a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC). She is a certified Birkman Method Consultant.
Danielle enjoys integrating her nutrition expertise with mental health and counseling to help clients connect mind, body, and spirit. She specializes in functional medicine nutrition, eating disorders, pediatric nutrition, and family nutrition planning. She is passionate about providing functional and integrative nutrition options for all of her clients such as micronutrient assessments, food sensitivity testing, bioelectric impedence analysis, and stool assessments. Danielle enjoys public speaking and has provided several presentations on parenting adolescents, counseling in the nutrition setting, emotional eating, nutrition for autism, Asperger syndrome, ADD/ADHD, and weight management. She has guest lectured for counseling classes for nutrition students at the University of Houston. She hosts nutrition workshops for parents and caretakers called Feeding the Kids: Raising Happy, Healthy Eaters.
In her licensed professional counseling (LPC) practice, Danielle offers sessions in individual, couples, family therapy, and career counseling. She sees clients with a wide variety of mental health concerns such as anxiety, depression, addictions, grief, adjustment disorders, and trauma. She provides parent feedbacks and coaching using the Love and Logic model for parenting and incorporating the Birkman Method Assessment. Danielle also utilized the Birkman Method Assessment for career counseling and employee development or team building.
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Officials say Hunter Day, 22, a science teacher at Yukon High School, was arrested.
Jail records show she was arrested for second-degree rape, facilitating sexual contact with a minor and possessing child pornography.
"Yukon Public Schools was informed November 15th that an employee of the district was arrested for engaging in an inappropriate relationship with a high school student. This behavior was representative of a very poor decision by a person entrusted with teaching our students. The safety and well-being of our students is our number one priority. Yukon utilizes application references, interviewing protocols and state background checks prior to hiring any employee in the district in an effort to protect our students. None of these security checks revealed anything that would have alerted the district to the possibility of this event.Yukon Public Schools is fully cooperating with local law enforcement officials during this ongoing investigation. The district is not at liberty to discuss any further details of this incident or divulge names of any of the parties involved. All questions pertaining to this incident should be directed to the Canadian County Sheriff's Department," a statement from the district read.
Yukon High School teacher arrested for second-degree rape, child porn NOVEMBER 16, 2017 DALLAS FRANKLIN
A Kitchener woman who admitted to taking part in the sexual assault of a seven year old Hamilton girl took the stand in her sentencing hearing. A caution, the story is graphic.
Sonya Lucas, who was already a registered sex offender at the time of her arrest last year, detailed the events leading up to that assault in Hamilton. She described how she met a man named Rui Dasilva on Craigslist and says he was interested in what is called "daddy daughter role playing". Lucas, who is 49 years old, would pretend to be a little girl, Dasilva would play her father and they would engage in sexual acts while watching child pornography and using anatomically correct dolls.
Lucas said in April of last year, that role playing fetish led the two to Hamilton. Dasilva picked Lucas up at her apartment and told her that there was a husband and wife in Hamilton that were into the same fetish and were interested in a foursome. She was willing to participate.
She claimed that when she was on her way to Hamilton she never knew a young girl was going to be involved in their daddy-daughter role-play but then admitted that even when she realized that a young child was being sexually assaulted in front of her she still took part.
Lucas said when she entered the home she took off her boots and sat on the couch, it was dark, except for the light from the television, child pornography was playing. She said Dasilva and a man, who was the boyfriend of the 7 year old's mother, sexually attacked the child who was placed on the floor. Lucas was passed a phone to record it before she too took part.
Lucas pled guilty in June to sexual interference and making and possessing child pornography. The crown attorney is calling for 10 years behind bars.
The girl was made available for sexual abuse through the online advertising service Craigslist by her mother's boyfriend. The 34-year-old Hamilton man is facing 40 charges and is expected in court on Friday. Her mother was charged with failing to provide the necessities of life but had that charge stayed. Rui Dasliva was sentenced to 8 years for his involvement.
This case is part of a police investigation called Project Links which began after the girl told her biological father what happened.
The sentencing hearing for Lucas will resume on December 11th with final submissions from the crown and defence. Justice Tony Leitch says he might be able to sentence Lucas that day but adds that no matter what, he will have an answer before Christmas.
GREENE COUNTY, Mo. -- Isabella resident Jennifer Engles pled guilty by Alford plea to endangering the welfare of a child during a Nov. 9 hearing before Judge Calvin Holden in Greene County.
The plea was in connection with allegations that she was present while her husband, Ernest "Dale" Engles, sexually abused a child younger than 12 between Sept. 1, 2010, and Aug. 31, 2011. Engles was sentenced to seven years in the Missouri Department of Corrections.
An additional charge of sexually trafficking a child younger than 12 was dismissed. Engles was represented by public defender John Zimmerman, and the state was represented by Howell County Prosecutor Michael Hutchings.
An Alford plea is a guilty plea where the defendant in a criminal case does not admit the criminal act and asserts innocence but believes there is enough evidence that a jury or judge would convict him or her.
The allegations in the case accuse Engles of having sex with men for money in view of the child, and at the same time, her husband Ernest "Dale" Engles engaged in sexual acts with the child. The acts occurred at the Engles home in Brandsville; therefore, the charges were filed in Howell County before Circuit Judge David Paul Evans. The case was transferred to Greene County on a change of venue motion in February.
Ernest "Dale" Engles was found guilty by a Dent County jury on June 17 of statutory sodomy, two counts of child molestation and three counts of endangering the welfare of a child. He was sentenced to life in prison.
Jennifer Engles Sentenced to 7 Years in Prison in Child Sexual Abuse Case Ozark County Times Nov 17, 2017
A former school secretary has been accused of raping a 15-year-old boy after flashing her breasts and bum to try and seduce him.
Kristal Gamble, 33, tried to lure the boy to her home and is said to have told him what she would do to him if they had sex.
The teenager told police she exposed her boobs in video calls to him as well as setting the camera so he could "see her butt".
She also sent him raunchy photos of herself and had sexually-explicit online chats with him, court files say.
He said she seemed drunk during their conversations.
The student said Gamble initially offered to be his mentor in Washington state, US.
But their conversations quickly turned flirtatious and they started swapping messages on Facebook, he told detectives.
She kept asking him to meet her and he took up her offer once, he said.
They met at a Starbucks before Gamble took him to a water park and performed oral sex on him, he told investigators.
Gamble was arrested after the boy's dad found Facebook messages on his phone.
She has been charged with third degree rape and communicating with a minor for immoral purposes.
Screen shots of the communications were saved by the student on his phone, prosecutors said.
He said Gamble often appeared to be drunk during their conversations between April and mid-August.
She reportedly told Child Protective Services, who also launched a probe, that she did not remember messaging him.
Court files say: "The defendant initiated an inappropriate relationship with the victim that began with text messages and escalated in to a sexual assault.
"The defendant told investigators that she probably did text the victim while she was intoxicated."
Gamble is due in court at the end of the month after being given $10,000 bail.
A school spokesman said Gamble no longer worked at Kent-Meridian High School, Washington State.
"Of course our primary concern is for the safety and well being of any child served in our system currently or former," a statement said.
Former school secretary 'raped 15-year-old boy after flashing her boobs in bid to seduce him' Mydrim Jones 20 NOV 2017
SAGINAW, MI -- The 18-year-old woman accused of raping a man at knifepoint earlier this year will spend the next five years on probation and 25 years on the sex offender registry.
Lestina Marie Smith was sentenced Nov. 20 by Circuit Judge Andre R. Borrello on one count of second-degree criminal sexual conduct, a 15-year felony.
In addition to probation and registry, Borrello ordered Smith to complete sex offender treatment, have no contact with the 20-year-old victim and pay the victim $1,000 for damages done to his vehicle and its contents.
Borrello also ordered 313 days in jail with credit for 313 days served. Smith will spend the next year on GPS tether.
Smith initially faced life in prison on two counts of first-degree criminal sexual conduct. She pleaded no contest Sept. 13 to one count of second-degree criminal sexual conduct.
Smith was 17 years old when she raped a 19-year-old man in his car, videotaped part of the incident and threatened him with a steak knife Jan. 11, the man previously testified.
The pair had dated for about two months in late 2016, according to the man's testimony.
Smith's attorney, James F. Gust, said the sentence fits the situation.
The biggest factor, he said, is the man wrote a letter to Borrello asking the judge to not send Smith to prison.
Mental health issues, lack of criminal record and other circumstances were additional mitigating factors, Gust said.
"Never in dealing with her, never did she appear to be someone who is a threat to society," he said.
Gust said if the offender were a male and the situation was the same, the sentence would still fit the crime.
The incident
The Jan. 11 incident in the driveway of Smith's step-sister's Saginaw Township home evolved from a dispute over a sex tape, Gust said.
"He allegedly had a sex tape that he was going to put out on social media," Gust said. "She wanted to make one with him so that she would have one to keep him from putting his out there."
Attorneys previously asked the man if Smith wanted to meet him that night because she wanted to delete the video of them having sex stored on his phone.
The victim testified he didn't know, but that she did delete it, either that night or in the days before.
Once the man arrived in the driveway, Smith hopped in his car, berated him, called him names and recorded with her cellphone, he previously testified.
She began punching him and, eventually, pulled a steak knife from her sleeve and stabbed him in the arm and poked him under the eye with it, he testified.
The stab to the arm did not pierce skin but did put a hole in his leather jacket, he stated.
The man said he was locked in the car and couldn't call for help, as his phone and keys were taken by Smith, he testified.
At some point, Smith told him to get into the back seat, he said.
The man described Smith holding him at knifepoint and forcing him to perform oral sex on her as she took a cell phone video.
Saginaw Township Police Officer David West testified he responded to the incident that night and saw the video.
Smith told him she used the knife to scare the man, West testified.
The man testified that Smith forced him to perform sexual intercourse at knifepoint.
After that, she began to stab his car seats and dashboard and cut up his high school graduation tassel, he testified.
Smith returned his keys and he drove to a nearby gas station, where he called police, he testified.
FEMALE RAPISTS 18 22 settembre 2017
BOZEMAN — A registered sex offender has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for raping a 15-year-old girl.
The Bozeman Daily Chronicle reports 28-year-old Aliea Rose Brown was sentenced after pleading guilty in June. She was given credit for the year she has spent in jail.
Brown, the girl and her mother all told investigators that the mother consented to the relationship despite knowing Brown was a sex offender. Brown, previously known as Albert Brown, was convicted of rape as a juvenile in 2005.
The girl's mother was later charged with felony accountability to rape and pleaded guilty to endangering the welfare of children. She was given a suspended sentence, but prosecutors say she has since absconded from probation. Her whereabouts are unknown.
The Associated Press is not identifying the mother to avoid identifying the girl.
Registered sex offender sentenced to 10 years in Montana prison for raping 15-year-old Associated Press Nov 21 2017
Investigators with the Marshall County Sheriff's Office arrested a Guntersville woman and charged her with sexual abuse of a child under 12 years of age.
Prosecutors allege 30-year-old Anna Marie Gomez took pictures of herself sexually abusing a 6-year-old girl then sent those pictures to men she met over the internet. Prosecutors also say an investigation into one of those men in another state revealed the picture leading them back to Gomez.
Sheriff's investigators are doing a forensic evaluation on the electronic devices that were taken from her home. Investigators say they expect more charges to be filed, including federal charges.
Gomez appeared before a judge where she was appointed an attorney. Bond was set at $500,000.
The Marshall County District Attorney's Office, Guntersville police, and U.S. Department of Homeland Security also participated in the arrest of Gomez.
Guntersville woman accused of sexually abusing child, sharing pictures online November 23rd 2017 Amber Eady Stephen McLamb
A Gardiner woman was charged with multiple felonies after police say she had a sexual relationship with a minor.
The state police Bureau of Criminal Investigation in Highland charged Catlin Sukunda, 25, with third-degree rape, third-degree criminal sex act and second degree disseminating indecent material to a minor, all felonies.
She was also charged with the misdemeanors of second-degree aggravated harassment and endangering the welfare of a child.
According to police, Sukanda had a sexual relationship with a 15-year-old male that took place August of this year.
Sukunda was arraigned in the Town of Gardiner Court and sent to to Ulster County Jail on $2,500 cash bail or $5,000 bond.
LAKEVIEW, Ore. (AP) — A Lakeview woman has been arrested on charges of having a sexual relationship with a 12-year-old boy more than a decade ago.
The Herald and News reported that authorities say 39-year-old Ronda Lynn Easton had the relationship with the boy when she was between 26 and 27 in Klamath County during an 18-month period beginning in January 2004.
Court documents do not describe the nature of the relationship.
Easton has pleaded not guilty to second-degree rape and first-degree sexual abuse.
If found guilty, Easton faces at least 75 months in prison. She was ordered held on $50,000 bail.
FEMALE RAPISTS 20 13 novembre 2017
TEEN RAPISTS 54 29 novembre 2017
Dad pleads guilty to raping 3-month-old 29 novembre 2017
6-year-old girl raped by 30-year-old 29 novembre 2017
8-yr-old girl raped by neighbour 29 novembre 2017
Uber driver raped elderly passenger 28 novembre 2017
4-year-old girl died after rape 28 novembre 2017
7-year-old girl raped and murdered 27 novembre 2017
60-year-old woman killed for resisting rape 27 novembre 2017
2 younger sisters raped, 12-year-old girl killed 25 novembre 2017
Medical nurse abducted, gang-raped by 3 men 26 novembre 2017
2-year-old girl died after being raped by her stepfather 25 novembre 2017
Woman gang raped, murdered along with husband 25 novembre 2017
60-yr-old arrested for raping 8-year-old girl 25 novembre 2017
SERIAL RAPISTS 50 24 novembre 2017
Paedo kindergarten teacher pleads guilty for child pornography video 28 NOVEMBRE 2017
Paedo postman jailed for repeatedly sexually assaulting schoolgirl 28 NOVEMBRE 2017
Paedo sentenced to 175 years for sexually abusing 2 children 28 NOVEMBRE 2017
Paedo teacher sentenced for long-term sexual abuse of 12-year-old boy 28 NOVEMBRE 2017
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Dancers sporting three-foot-tall blue feather headdresses (and little else), drummers pounding out Brazilian rhythms and giant puppets hit the street Sunday morning for San Francisco's Carnaval Grand Parade.
The crowning event of the 40th Annual Carnaval San Francisco began at the corner of 24th and Bryant streets and proceeded west to Mission Street, then north on Mission down to 17th Street, where it turned east and flowed into the festival area.
Grandstand seating was in front of 2565 Mission St., between 21st and 22nd streets, according to the event website.
The parade featured many more offerings celebrating the Latin American and Caribbean roots of the Mission District and the Bay Area.
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