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Think Strandhill, Co Sligo, and golf and surfing spring to mind. But up behind the town, hiding above silent limestone ramparts, is a special place we(...)
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A landmark historic hotel in the centre of Nairobi, Fairmont The Norfolk Hotel is set in lush gardens and courtyards that insulate it beautifully from the bustle of the city. Without losing its reminiscent air of colonial history, the hotel has been renovated over the years with all the modern amenities of a luxury establishment and lives up to its 100 year reputation as Nairobi's best-known hotel in style. The central location is ideal for business travellers and is also a traditional starting point for many Kenya safaris, as well as being a favourite meeting place for locals and visitors alike.
The Norfolk's 170 guest rooms and suites are set in several wings built around leafy courtyards and private gardens and offer a choice of views and outlooks. Rooms opening onto the original courtyard and the fountain garden are popular, the ground-floor ones having a little patio, and some prefer the good-sized rooms overlooking the pool at the back of the hotel which are very peaceful. All the air-conditioned rooms are very comfortably furnished in tasteful traditional decor with marble en-suite bathrooms. There is excellent wi-fi throughout which is free if you join the Fairmont President's club.
The Lord Delamere Terrace is a well-known Nairobi social meeting place and serves drinks and light meals throughout the day, as well as being the perfect place for delicious alfresco breakfasts from the buffet and cooked to order menu. Then there is Tatu, the signature restaurant combining sophisticated cuisine with excellent steaks and seafood, and the Cin Cin wine bar with its chic and cozy ambience. Or relax in complete privacy with the in-room dining service that brings freshly cooked meals to you.
The secluded outdoor swimming pool is surrounded by gardens with the spa and health club adjoining it. Work out at the fitness centre, enjoy a massage or a sauna and then relax by the pool with a snack from the poolside restaurant. There is also a business centre and extensive conference facilities for business travellers. The beautiful location and friendly service make Fairmont The Norfolk Hotel an oasis of peace at the heart of the city.
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While the presence of publication bias – the selective publishing of positive studies – in science is well known, debate continues about how extensive such bias truly is and the best way to identify it.
The most recent entrant in the debate is a paper by Robbie van Aert and co-authors, who have published a study titled "Publication bias examined in meta-analyses from psychology and medicine: A meta-meta-analysis" in PLoS ONE. Van Aert, a postdoc at the Meta-Research Center in the Department of Methodology and Statistics at Tilburg University, Netherlands, has been involved in the Open Science Collaboration's psychology reproducibility project but has now turned his attention to understanding the extent of publication bias in the literature.
Using a sample of studies of psychology and medicine, the new "meta-meta-analysis" diverges from "previous research showing rather strong indications for publication bias" and instead suggests "only weak evidence for the prevalence of publication bias." The analysis found mild publication bias influences psychology and medicine similarly.
Retraction Watch asked van Aert about his study's findings. His answers have been lightly edited for clarity and length.
RW: How much are empiric analyses of publication bias influenced by the methods used? Based on your work, do you believe there is a preferred method to look at bias?
Empiric analyses of publication bias are definitely influenced by the selected methods. All methods take different procedures for testing/correcting effect size for publication bias, so different methods yield different results depending on characteristics of the primary studies in a meta-analysis. Research on the statistical properties of these methods has also shown this in, for instance, Monte-Carlo simulation studies. This is also the reason why we, together with others, not only recommend in our paper to routinely assess publication bias in every meta-analysis, but also to apply multiple publication bias methods.
I would argue that there is currently no preferred method to look at publication bias; no method outperforms all the other available methods in all possible situations. There are, however, promising results of selection model approaches to correct effect size for publication bias. These methods are nowadays seen as the state-of-the-art. We also recently developed the p-uniform* method that is a selection model approach as well and showed promise to correct effect size for publication bias (preprint: https://osf.io/preprints/metaarxiv/zqjr9/).
RW: Could you explain why you analyzed only meta-analyses with homogeneous effect sizes? Do you think this choice significantly limits the generalizability of the study?
We decided to analyze only homogeneous subsets of effect sizes because the vast majority of publication bias methods do not perform well if the true effect size is heterogeneous. At the time we preregistered this study, no regularly used publication bias method could deal with heterogeneity in true effect size. If we would not have created homogeneous subsets, this could have resulted in completely different and unwarranted conclusions. For example, statistical significance of some of the included tests is interpreted as evidence for publication bias in a meta-analysis, whereas the significance of such a test can also be caused by heterogeneity in true effect size. Moreover, publication bias methods that correct effect size for publication bias generally overestimate effect size if the true effect size is heterogeneous.
Yes, this choice definitely limits the generalizability of our paper because our results can only be generalized to subsets of effect sizes without evidence for medium or higher heterogeneity, as we also state in our paper. However, the recent attention for selection model approaches and also the development of the p-uniform* method (see above) provides a great opportunity for future research, because these methods can actually deal with heterogeneity in true effect size. We are planning to reanalyze the large-scale dataset of meta-analyses by applying these methods to study the presence and severity of publication bias in the homogeneous and heterogeneous subsets.
RW: You wrote "The simulation study showed that the publication bias tests were only reasonably powered to detect extreme publication bias where all statistically nonsignificant effect sizes remain unpublished." Does this imply that the methods you used may have limited sensitivity in detecting meaningful publication bias?
We conducted a Monte-Carlo simulation study to examine what the statistical properties are of the publication bias methods under conditions that were as similar as possible to the conditions observed in the analyzed homogeneous subsets. It turned out that the publication bias tests indeed had low statistical power to detect publication bias. One of the reasons for this low statistical power was the small number of primary studies in the homogeneous subsets (median number of studies was 6). However, low statistical power may also be caused by publication bias being absent in the homogeneous subsets. An indication for this is the small percentage of statistically significant effect sizes in the homogeneous subsets, which were 28.9% and 18.9% for homogeneous subsets representing meta-analyses from psychology and medicine, respectively. This percentage is expected to be substantially larger if publication bias is severe. Another indication is that overestimation caused by publication bias was hardly present in the homogeneous subsets.
A possible reason for not observing strong evidence for publication bias in our paper is that publication bias is less of an issue if the relationship of interest in a meta-analysis is not the main focus of the primary studies. That is, statistical significance of the main result in a primary study probably determines whether a result gets published, rather than whether a secondary outcome or supplementary result is significant.
RW: What has it been like for you training in science in the era of the so-called "reproducibility crisis"?
During my studies, the Stapel affair took place at my university resulting in an increased awareness for how research should be properly conducted. This awareness led to more emphasis on how high quality research should be conducted and helped me to critically evaluate research by others, but even more important also my own research. I believe that attention to topics like how to conduct a power analysis to determine the required sample size of a study and preregistration should be part of any studies that prepare students for a job in academia. Researchers can, of course, also improve the way they conduct research during their career, but it would be desirable if it is part of their training.
RW: Do you think younger scientists are developing new perspectives or methods for reproducibility?
My impression is that younger researchers have more attention for improving their research practices and using new methods. However, I may well be living in a bubble collaborating and speaking with like-minded researchers, whereas other (younger) researchers are not really changing the way they are doing research.
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1965 ford mustang , 5 Speed, Electric Power Steering, AC, 1985 302, SS Exhaust,
Price: - Item location: Spartanburg, South Carolina, United States
- Condition: Used
- Make: Ford
- Model: Mustang
- Type: two door Couple
- Trim: Restored
- Year: 1965
- Mileage: 107,000
- VIN: 5b07t130626
- Color: Red
- Engine size: 1985 302 V8
- Power options: Air Conditioning
- Fuel: Regular
- Drive type: RWD
- Interior color: Red and White
- Vehicle Title: Clear Want to buy? Contact seller!
1965 Ford Mustang RestoredTitle says Restored but its more of a upgrade not a restoration although many of the mods were to original type standards, interior and wheels.
Very Nice Mustang More then a Project Car but one that just needs body and paint to be a really nice solid car.
My son and I bought this as a 6 cylinder 3 speed car and built it to be safe, fun and added a V8 along with other creature comforts that were desirable. This was a great platform to bond with my son and teach him something about cars as well. This would be a perfect resto rod for someone to take to the next level.
Car runs great and can be driven anywhere with a big smile and lots of thumbs ups or while getting gas plenty of questions from people.
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New Rear end to include all gears, bearings and seals, 3:73 ratio.
T5 5 Speed new .
Front Disc Brakes and rear Drums brakes all new.
New Drive Shaft and U Joints.
Electric Fuel Pump,
Edelbrock 500 CFM Carb installed, spare 600 goes with it as well.
New Wheels and Front Tires Rear are Okay but one year old.
Front and Rear Suspension Upgraded and new, shocks, springs and all new nylon Bushings
Sway bar added with Red Bushings
Electric Power Steering with variable adjustment control. Awesome Package!!
Led Rear Lights
Led Reverse Lights,
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Spare Passenger seat cover. One on it now is great just bought two as a package.
Trunk Carpet one year old.
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1985 302 that came out of a friends model T project. He had 83,000 miles on it mild rv cam and
edelbrock torquer manifold installed. This was a great motor for son to start off with, Good acceleration and reliable . This engine and the t5 and gearing make it a nice streetable car.
Vintage AC system--- 1600
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Electric Power Steering 1800
Power Brakes --- 500
Disc Brakes ----1200
T5 Transmission 5 Speed 1400
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One year old Aftermarket center council.
Cable Clutch conversion.
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We drove the car about a half a year before we started upgrading to the V8 and other mods.
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Engine has one or two oil leaks, I think Valve cover gaskets, I may get to change them this week if I get time.
Steering Box should be changed. Not bad but if this were changed the car would handle like a new car with all of the other things we did. You may not even notice I'm just picky.
Body looks great in pictures and from 10 feet. You could drive and enjoy this car for sometime without touching it but its a shame not to have the body perfect with all of the other stuff we did.
Car is nothing to be ashamed about at all and does shine up nice.
Frame is in great shape as is trunk and floor pan area.
If we were keeping it I would upgrade to fresh 302 engine with mild build and do the body and paint. Most of the hard work of fitment and figuring things out have been done along with all of the mods to accept the modern trans and power steering.
Why are we selling the car? My son is going off to College and needs a car that is more practical and that gets better fuel economy. he currently drives 70 miles plus per day and needs something more suited for these drives. We have found him the right car and have told him he can't have two cars. I have way too many other projects going on to keep this one and make it a true show car so have decided to sell it someone else can enjoy it as it is or go to the next level.
I have all receipts for the build.
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The resource fair is a way for students to not only meet different service departments on campus – like the technology and learning resource Center, the Center for Personal and Professional Development, the on-campus clinical facilities – but also external organizations brought in by the University such as insurance companies, Temple Physicians clinic, and Campus Philly, which provides information about the Philadelphia area to the students.
Our success as an institution derives from combining bright, motivated students with outstanding, world-class faculty, excellent facilities and creative, diverse learning opportunities. Your interest in Salus indicates a desire to enter a profession currently experiencing unprecedented growth and development. I encourage you to join the Salus University family. The challenges will be great, but the rewards will be many.
As the founder of Salus University's Looking Out for Kids (LOFK) vision care charity fundraiser, one of Dr. Susan Oleszewski's primary roles was to ensure that there were enough resources every year to provide comprehensive vision care services and eyeglasses to disadvantaged children in the region. Fortunately, Dr. Oleszewski developed a long-standing relationship with Alan Lindy, president of Lindy Property Management, which has proven to be a huge benefit for the LOFK program ever since.
Thanks to Comfort Caring Canines Therapy Dogs Inc., a foursome of fun furry friends – Fletcher, Annie, Neeko and a gentle giant Mastiff named Fhinneas, who checked in at 240 pounds and laid down pretty much anywhere he wanted – took over the LRC for an hour and submitted themselves to patting, ear scratching and belly rubs from students, faculty and staff who were there to get away from the pressures of finals week.
Salus University's annual White Coat Ceremony represents the transition from student to professional-in-training as first-year students from all programs receive the symbol of their profession – the white coat.


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Sohaila's Kitchen
It's been Sohaila Humayon's lifelong dream to open her own restaurant, and her dream has finally come true. She's serving Pakistani cuisine, with a couple of Indian dishes as well, at her humble food stand in the Lenexa Public Market. You'll hear from both Sohaila and her daughter Amna who joins us in the studio.
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Grilled boneless chicken in a creamy, rich batter of homemade spices, caramelized tomatoes, butter, and heavy whipping cream, served over white rice.
Basmati rice flavored with exotic spices like saffron and layered in a thick gravy with your choice of meat such as chicken, goat, or beef. Served with cucumber yogurt sauce (Raitah).
Ground beef or chicken mixed with a blend of homemade spices, served with a side of saffron rice.
Lentil soup topped with spiced oil, cilantro, and garlic.
A rich mutton stew with a mélange of homemade spices such as cardamom and garam masala in a thick, creamy, curry-like sauce.
Deep-fried vegetarian pastry filled with potatoes and peas, served with a side of Jalapeno-Cilantro-Lime Chutney.
About the Region
Sohaila was born in Lahore, Pakistan and is bringing Pakistani and Indian cuisine to Kansas City.
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Host: Danielle Lehman
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Video Stabilizer – Tell A Captivating Story
Tell a story that captivates the viewer. Smooth, sharp and stable – right from the beginning. That's how it is to capture video with our smartphone video stabilizer Vidhance. Noise and blur reduction, stabilization and lens distortion corrections are among the technical improvements that will increase video quality. Get ready to be surprised by the new level of quality videos that you will be capturing on a daily basis!
The Vidhance core platform is a foundation on which a rich set of optional features can added to further enhance the video recording.
Video Stabilization
Proper video stabilization is not merely a question of dampening motion with low-pass filters or applying technologies originally developed for still images. A good solution should encourage users to roam around and feel liberated, safe in the knowledge that the stabilization completely removes unintentional motion while only keeping the intentional parts – and all in real time. That solution is called Vidhance video stabilization and is a smartphone video stabilizer.
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By applying this user friendly and high precision feature on top of Vidhance smartphone video stabilizer, Vidhance can deliver even sharper and non-distorted output videos. Independently on the type of device used and filming circumstances or context your videos will be stable and sharp.
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1. What was the name and purpose of your Gold Award project?
My Gold Award Project is called Share your Shoes. The purpose of
this project is to educate the homeless in Atlantic City, New Jersey
on proper foot care and foot health.
Through much research, I found that homeless men and women walk 15+ miles a day more than the average person. There are many common ailments and many complex health issues that affect the feet. Those extra miles in worn, ill-fitting shoes are harmful to the feet. Many homeless are unaware of the signs and symptoms of problems, and most do not have access to routine medical care. Therefore, simple issues are allowed to fester until they require an emergency room visit.
I researched simple tips for the prevention of many of these issues and some first aid for conditions such as blisters, fungus, trench foot, frostbite, ulcers, diabetic neuropathy, etc. I designed education boards to be used at AtlanticCare's Mission Health's annual health fair for the homeless, which I used at the 2017 health fair to teach most of the 500+ attendees how to identify issues and to care for their feet. I was also able to direct many to podiatrists that specialize in the care and treatment of their ailment helping to prevent trips to the emergency room.
Additionally, my team and I provided nearly 800 pairs of gently used shoes, new socks and blessing bags filled with podiatric care items: wet wipes, nail files, lotion, etc.
2. What sustainable impact did your Gold Award project have on the community?
The education boards I created remain with Atlantic Care for use at their annual health fair and through the FaceBook page and many newspaper articles and connections with online shoe retailers, hundreds of shoes and sock donations for Atlantic Care Mission Health continue to roll in.
3. What insights/takeaway did you gain from your project?
From my project, I gained valuable knowledge such as going with the flow. Many adults and doctor's offices were unwilling to work with a teenager. I rarely received calls back. I learned how to persevere through many unkept promises.
Foremost, however, I learned the impact just one person can make. Through my project, I taught a team of family, friends and fellow Girl Scouts who in turn helped to teach hundreds. And now, those individuals will teach others as well. I have always wanted to pursue a career in healthcare and this project instilled in me that this is my future, helping to heal people.
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That man showed me that these men and women were just down on their luck and showing them kindness all they need.
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Spinning studios have several bicycles, facing an instructor in a group class environment. Each class lasts approximately 45 minutes with pumping music and an instructor to motivate and guide you through the class. There are various types of classes, ranging from beginners to high intensity and depending on your fitness levels, you choose your class accordingly. Indoor cycling helps to tone muscles, loose weight and increase your cardio endurance and strength.


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In seasonally adjusted term, Australian employment market grew 4.6k in February, well below expectation of 15.2k. Full-time employment dropped -7.3k while part-time jobs grew 11.9k. Unemployment rate dropped to 4.9%, down from 5.0%. That's also the lowest level since June 2011. However, participation rate dropped by -0.2% to 65.6%.
The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate increased in New South Wales (up 0.3 pts to 4.3%) and Victoria (up 0.2 pts to 4.8%). Decreases were observed in Western Australia (down 0.9 pts to 5.9%), Queensland (down 0.6 pts to 5.4%), South Australia (down 0.6 pts to 5.7%) and Tasmania (down 0.5 pts to 6.5%).
ABS Chief Economist Bruce Hockman said: "The trend unemployment rate declined 0.5 percentage points over the year, from 5.5 per cent to 5.0 per cent. The pace of decline slowed in recent months, which was consistent with the slowdown seen in recent Job Vacancies and GDP numbers."


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One of the most popular behaviorist solutions is assertiveness training. This technique is most often used to help individuals cope with situations that evoke intense negative feelings—for example, helping drug addicts to "just say no" to temptation. Executive coaches use assertiveness training in a number of contexts. For instance, many coaches working with executives who appear to be lacking confidence employ the technique in an effort to get them to perform better. Unfortunately, learning effective responses to stressors often fails to help corporate executives deal with their intrapsychic pressures.
The BLS reports that the job outlook is best for sports psychologists with a doctoral degree in their specialty. Positions for potential psychologists with master's degrees are limited and candidates may face intense competition for the available jobs. Sports psychologists with master's degrees may expect to work as assistant counselors or in research positions, directly supervised by licensed psychologists. Time spent volunteering with sports teams or interning under the supervision of sport and exercise psychology professionals may also be helpful in obtaining full-time positions.
The third element is suggestibility. The person becomes more responsive to suggestions given to him or her. Fourth is what he calls "involuntariness." That means when you come out of hypnosis, you feel subjectively like you haven't done anything, but that something has been done to you. You may recognize that you're being told to lift you arm, for example, but you feel as if it is being lifted by some external force. Which makes sense, since when I reach for a cigarette, especially when I know I don't need it, I'm being governed by similar subconscious impulses.
In 2007, a meta-analysis from the Cochrane Collaboration found that the therapeutic effect of hypnotherapy was "superior to that of a waiting list control or usual medical management, for abdominal pain and composite primary IBS symptoms, in the short term in patients who fail standard medical therapy", with no harmful side-effects. However the authors noted that the quality of data available was inadequate to draw any firm conclusions.[2]
The popularity of executive coaching owes much to the modern craze for easy answers. Businesspeople in general—and American ones in particular—constantly look for new ways to change as quickly and painlessly as possible. Self-help manuals abound. Success is defined in 12 simple steps or seven effective habits. In this environment of quick fixes, psychotherapy has become marginalized. And executive coaches have stepped in to fill the gap, offering a kind of instant alternative. As management guru Warren Bennis observes, "A lot of executive coaching is really an acceptable form of psychotherapy. It's still tough to say, 'I'm going to see my therapist.' It's okay to say, 'I'm getting counseling from my coach.'"
Based on this definition, sports psychologists can participate in various activities, mostly focused on working to understand what motivates athletes and how athletes can improve their performance. These activities can range from counseling athletes who might have anxiety issues that hamper their performance to instructing athletes (individually or in groups) on methods of mental conditioning (e.g., visualization, concentration and relaxation) to helping athletes deal with injuries. To put all of this in another way, a sport psychologist is working from the perspective that success in sports relies on both the body and mind. To add one other important point, sports psychologists are often found working with elite athletes—Olympians and professionals. However, sports psychologists can be found working with athletes at all levels as well as with coaches and sports administrators.
Asking insightful questions to help people achieve their goals will always be central to good coaching. However, it is insufficient. We will see more operators with deep industry or leadership experience serve as coaches. The demand for "been there, seen that, done that" coaches will continue to rise, as they are better positioned to help leaders look around the corners. - Shoma Chatterjee, ghSMART
I was a smoker for thirty years, two packs a day. I never thought I would be able to quit without going through agony and torment. I tried the gum and the chantax and cold turkey and everything, but I never lasted more than a day without smoking. Last week I went to see Rita and it was quite an amazing experience. She made me look at the activity of smoking in a whole new way. It wasn't filling the void, it was creating the void. With that in mind, I left her office able to discontinue this crazy void-creating habit without too much struggle. Of course, there were moments of weakness where I thought I might give in to the craving, but her hypnosis helped me motor through those. I have not smoked for nine days now and I feel free at last. Thank you Rita.
Gastrointestinal disorders are another common cause of unexplained weight loss – in fact they are the most common non-cancerous cause of idiopathic weight loss.[citation needed] Possible gastrointestinal etiologies of unexplained weight loss include: celiac disease, peptic ulcer disease, inflammatory bowel disease (crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis), pancreatitis, gastritis, diarrhea and many other GI conditions.
Today, hypnotherapists will suggest that smokers associate cigarettes with unpleasant tastes, odors, or sensations — for instance, that cigarette smoke smells like bus fumes, that the smoke has a nasty taste, or that it will cause you to suffer from dry mouth. They might also suggest that smokers believe that they have lost the desire to smoke and can easily cope with their nicotine withdrawal symptoms.
Of course, hypnosis is not magic and everyone responds differently. It should also be noted that when it comes to hypnotherapy, it's the therapy part of the equation that really counts. So by choosing this professionally produced hypnotherapy recording you will be giving yourself every chance of success. From the comfort of your own home, you can start to teach your subconscious exactly how you want to be – forever, finally, and completely free of the smoking habit!
Some popular beliefs attached to weight loss have been shown to either have less effect on weight loss as commonly believed or are actively unhealthy. According to Harvard Health, the idea of metabolism being the "key to weight" is "part truth and part myth" as while metabolism does affect weight loss, external forces such as diet and exercise have an equal effect.[43] They also commented that the idea of changing one's rate of metabolism is under debate.[43] Diet plans in fitness magazines are also often believed to be effective, but may actually be harmful by limiting the daily intake of important calories and nutrients which can be detrimental depending on the person and are even capable of driving individuals away from weight loss.[44]
Recently some studies have been influenced by an evolutionary psychology perspective.[45] This includes studies on testosterone changes in sports which at least for males are similar to those in status conflicts in non-human primates with testosterone levels increasing and decreasing as an individual's status changes. A decreased testosterone level may decrease dominant and competitive behaviors which when the status conflicts involved fighting may have been important for preventing physical injury to the loser as further competition is avoided.[citation needed] Testosterone levels also increase before sports competitions, in particular if the event is perceived as real challenge as compared to not being important.[citation needed] Testosterone may also be involved in the home advantage effect which has similarities to animal defense of their home territory.[citation needed] In some sports there is a marked overrepresentation of left-handedness which has similarities to left-handed likely having an advantage in close combat which may have evolutionary explanations.[citation needed]
We don't aim to use scare tactics because research from the field of neuropsychology has shown that scaring smokers doesn't help them stop (1) In fact what most smokers do when they've been scared is…reach for the cigarettes. Scary anti-smoking pictures of, for example, diseased lungs have been show not to deter smoking but stimulate a part of the brain known as the "craving spot." (1) (2)
"I provide counseling services to children, teens, adults, couples, and families. Expectations: A warm, direct, nurturing, and supportive experience, as we identify and address immediate and underlying sources of distress impeding your ability to live a happier and more fulfilling life. I individualize an eclectic mix of mindfulness, cognitive behavioral, and solution-focused therapy techniques with each client. As our academic and career experiences are a significant part of our lives, I also provide assessment, academic, career counseling services- including: attention (diagnostic) assessments, memory improvement therapy, study skills training, attention training, executive coaching, and organizational and time management skills training."
It's a really tough time for athletes. They would go through a period where they are questioning themselves, their work, and their skills. As a psychologist, I'd like to give them time to digest what's happened, especially at the Olympic games for which they've been training for four or eight years. Then they can come to me and reflect on what's happened. I'd like to be a mirror so that they can talk and open up. To be a sounding board for the athlete, and to start rebuilding if they are ready to do so.
The birth of sports psychology in Europe happened largely in Germany. The first sports psychology laboratory was founded by Dr. Carl Diem in Berlin, in the early 1920s.[3] The early years of sport psychology were also highlighted by the formation of the Deutsche Hochschule für Leibesübungen (College of Physical Education)in berlin germany by Robert Werner Schulte in 1920. The lab measured physical abilities and aptitude in sport, and in 1921, Schulte published Body and Mind in Sport. In Russia, sport psychology experiments began as early as 1925 at institutes of physical culture in Moscow and Leningrad, and formal sport psychology departments were formed around 1930.[4] However, it was a bit later during the Cold War period (1946–1989) that numerous sport science programs were formed, due to the military competitiveness between the Soviet Union and the United States, and as a result of attempts to increase the Olympic medal numbers [5] The Americans felt that their sport performances were inadequate and very disappointing compared to the ones of the Soviets, so this led them to invest more in the methods that could ameliorate their athletes performance, and made them have a greater interest on the subject. The advancement of sports psychology was more deliberate in the Soviet Union and the Eastern countries, due to the creation of sports institutes where sports psychologists played an important role.
The services of an Executive Coach can be engaged to support a Board President in building and empowering the board to clarify and accomplish its mission. Mentorship may also come from an experienced past board president—either at your organization or at another organization who can share their experience and lessons learned. Executive recruiters who specialize in placement of board members will likely know or have access to many such individuals. A coach is different than a mentor in that the coach helps YOU determine the solutions that are going to work best by asking the right questions and probing in the right places, layering in advice only after the have helped you to come up with the solution on your own, and will likely have facilitation abilities to work with the board as a group. You can find an Executive Coach through referrals, or by conducting an internet search for coaches in your area, or through professional associations.
Mark Hall, a professional hypnotherapist and licensed social worker, was well aware of that, of course. He quit smoking many years ago himself—he says he still remembers reaching for a phantom lighter that wasn't in his pocket—and he has been holding sessions like these for more than 20 years, aimed at convincing others that they can do it themselves. Typically his hypnotherapy sessions cost around $150, or $95 with insurance coverage, but this event, sponsored by the Sanborn Foundation for the Treatment and Cure of Cancer, was near my home, and open and free to the public. In other words, there was no reason not to go, except, perhaps, a question that had been frightening me all week as the meeting approached: What if it doesn't work? Or, maybe even worse: What if it actually does? Then what the hell am I going to do? As crazy as it sounds, smoking is such a major part of my daily routine, the prospect of losing it is scary.
Students obtain a basic introduction to coaching, including its purpose, applications, and how coaching differs from counseling or mediation. Students learn how to conduct in-depth assessment interviews with those being coached, and with other organizational stakeholders. The course also introduces students to the use of 360° tools, and shows how to integrate 360° and interview data into a consolidated assessment report.
Whatever the reason, distinct from other forms of training, coaching focuses on a specific way of "learning" for the executive. It is believed that "the more an individual is involved in identifying problems, in working out and applying solutions for them and in reviewing results, the more complete and the more long-lasting the learning is. This form of self-improvement tends to bring about learning with a deeper understanding than learning that is taught."[1] Given the right circumstances, one-on-one interaction with an objective third party, who is not tied to the organization or other executive or company influences, can provide a focus that other forms of organizational support cannot. Coaching develops the leader in "real time" within the context of their current job while allowing them to maintain their day-to-day responsibilities.
Unintentional weight loss can occur because of an inadequately nutritious diet relative to a person's energy needs (generally called malnutrition). Disease processes, changes in metabolism, hormonal changes, medications or other treatments, disease- or treatment-related dietary changes, or reduced appetite associated with a disease or treatment can also cause unintentional weight loss.[25][26][27][31][32][33] Poor nutrient utilization can lead to weight loss, and can be caused by fistulae in the gastrointestinal tract, diarrhea, drug-nutrient interaction, enzyme depletion and muscle atrophy.[27]
The link between exercise and psychology has long been recognized. In 1899, William James discussed the importance of exercise, writing it was needed to "furnish the background of sanity, serenity...and make us good-humored and easy of approach."[68] Other researchers noted the connection between exercise and depression, concluding a moderate amount of exercise was more helpful than no exercise in symptom improvement.[69] Additionally, meeting exercise requirements can also aid in alleviating symptoms of avoidance disorders and anxiety, while also providing a higher quality of life for the patient in terms of physical health. [70]
This shows you the Therapeutic part of the session - the Suggestion Therapy section. The client I did the session for was an aspiring Author, so the session was created to enable her to bring these gifts and her message out into the world via a book. Note the suggestions given to the Subconscious mind as well as the Forward Pacing, Anchor & Post Hypnotic Suggestion.
I've been a smoker for 45+ years, tried quiting with the patch, Chantix, other hypnotist with zero… I've been a smoker for 45+ years, tried quiting with the patch, Chantix, other hypnotist with zero results. One afternoon with Rita and my wife, my mother-in-law and myself have all been non-smokers for six months today! Best money I have ever spent. I AM A NON-SMOKER AND WILL BE A NON-SMOKER FOR THE REST OF MY LIFE! Thank you Rita! Read more
Cognitive behavioural hypnotherapy (CBH) is an integrated psychological therapy employing clinical hypnosis and cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT).[14] The use of CBT in conjunction with hypnotherapy may result in greater treatment effectiveness. A meta-analysis of eight different researches revealed "a 70% greater improvement" for patients undergoing an integrated treatment to those using CBT only.[15]


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He had taken out several large commercial loans with several different banks and was using interest rate swaps to hedge his interest rate risk. He assumed the swap rate "is what it is" and was blindly taking the banks' pricing on each deal.
Enter KPM Financial. We stepped in to negotiate documents and rates, earning significant savings. As in, millions of dollars. We have worked with them on numerous deals every year since then. Now they don't even say the word "swap" without calling us.
Throughout the relationship Joe has gained a much better understanding of the derivatives market. He's much more thoughtful about how he analyzes his business and how interest rates impact decision-making.


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This Museum is one of my favourite museums! There, you can find mostly art from the time of the Russian Empire. I chose this museum because of two reasons: At first, many of the works are just brilliant and nice to watch. I specially like the paintings of Ilya Repin, a painter of the late 19th and early 20th century. But the second and more important reason is that the Russian Museum symbolizes for me the duality of Russia generally and of St. Petersburg specially. On the one hand, this museum and its works of art are deeply rooted in the European history and art history. On the other hand, Russia has always been a transit region between cultures and ideas from Europe and Asia.
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In a previous article, we reported the results of a retrospective chart review of children fit with orthokeratology (ortho-k) contact lenses in a clinical setting.1 In that article, we assessed whether there was a myopia control effect in children who wore ortho-k lenses compared to accepted rates of refractive error progression in non-wearers. In this publication, we'll share statistically significant findings of ethnicity and gender on myopia progression among the same young cohort of ortho-k lens wearers.
In collaboration with the Vision Research Institute (VRI) at Ferris State University's Michigan College of Optometry, a chart review was performed that focused on actual patient findings pre- and post-ortho-k lens wear. From a database of records developed over a 17-year period, children who wore ortho-k lenses for at least 36 months and who discontinued for a minimum of three weeks were selected. A thorough assessment of all applicable exam findings was carried out.
In our initial publication, we revealed that the mean myopia progression in children who wore ortho-k lenses on a long-term basis was –0.13D per year, with the youngest age groups exhibiting the most progression.1 This finding contrasted with published rates of progression in children who do not use any form of myopia intervention whose annual increase in refractive error ranges from –0.50D to –0.70D.2
As we filtered through hundreds of charts, we realized that there was a large representation of both Caucasian and Asian children who wore ortho-k lenses over the years. We know from epidemiological studies that the prevalence of myopia is higher among youth populations in countries in Eastern Asia (Figure 1). For example, in some East-Asian countries, recent reports reveal that more than three-quarters of school-age children are nearsighted.3,4
Although it would be easy to attribute these alarming numbers to genetic disposition alone, we know that this is not the case. In studies in which the prevalence of myopia was evaluated in children of Asian descent residing in different geographical locations, a variation in the reported total number of cases of myopia was observed between the two groups.5 Despite the obvious differences in prevalence rates, it has been shown that once baseline myopia has been established, Asians and Caucasians progress at approximately the same rate on a yearly basis, regardless of whether they were ortho-k lens wearers6 or were non-wearers.7
From our cohort of children who underwent ortho-k, both baseline and post-treatment spherical equivalent refractive error could be analyzed for progression of the refractive error over time. We were interested as to whether these results would differ significantly among the Asian and Caucasian children represented in our retrospective chart review in a manner similar to the patterns reported for myopia prevalence.
Additionally, among the patients in our chart review, there was a significant number of both male and female children. In recent literature, gender among children who do not use ortho-k is typically not a factor in the prevalence of myopia in the United States.8 In instances in which there is a gender correlation made, females tend to exhibit more cases of myopia and to progress faster compared to their male counterparts.9 As reported by the National Eye Institute,10 once adult stages are reached, the established prevalence rate among males and females is nearly 50/50 (Figure 2). These findings prompted our group to also investigate the proportion of cases of myopia and whether gender played a role in the effectiveness of ortho-k lens wear in slowing the progression of myopia in these children.
This retrospective chart review was performed after receiving Institutional Review Board (IRB) approval from Ferris State University's Human Subjects Committee, and it followed the tenets of the Declaration of Helsinki.
Patient selection began with an electronic medical chart database search of approximately 29,000 records. Patient selection focused on children fitted with ortho-k lenses by one of three optometrists between January 1993 and April 2010. We further identified children 18 years old and younger who presented with a baseline manifest refraction between plano and –6.00D spherical power and up to a maximum of –1.75D of cylinder power. Patients must have worn their ortho-k lenses for at least 36 months and must have stopped lens wear for a minimum of 21 days.
We categorized pre-fit, during-wear, and post-fit data for analysis. An "ideal" fit was defined as the following:
- central lens position after overnight wear
- post-fit refraction with ±0.50D of residual refractive error
- no corneal staining
- the patient was happy with the quality of vision
The Statistical Package for the Social Sciences 21 (SPSS) was used for analysis of the filtered data. For the analysis, a critical p-value (α) of 0.05 was used to denote statistical significance.
The search criteria yielded 105 records (206 eyes) that included age, gender, ethnicity, keratometric readings, manifest refractions, tenure wearing ortho-k lenses, and period of non-wear. The cohort at the time of initial fitting was as young as age 5 and up to 18 years old. The age range for the same group at the time of stopping ortho-k lens wear was 9 to 28 years old.
Of the 105 patients, 64.6% were female, and 35.4% were male. The ethnicity of our cohort was 130 (63.11%) Asian and 76 (36.89%) Caucasian unique eyes. The minimum wear time for patients was three years, and the maximum was 14.5 years. The median period of discontinuation of ortho-k lens wear was approximately five weeks.
The reasons for discontinuation of lens wear varied (Table 1). The most common reason for refitting was suboptimal vision during waking hours due to decentered applanation of the cornea. Additionally, if their current design was causing corneal sequelae such as superficial punctate epitheliopathy that did not resolve with parameter changes, a new fit was required. Others permanently transitioned into soft contact lens wear, and some underwent laser vision correction in adulthood.
|Subject was refit into a different ortho-k design.
|Subject decided to undergo refractive surgery.
|Subject desired to remain in soft contact lenses/glasses.
To proceed with a refit, a patient was determined to be adequately washed out when the follow-up topography did not show any residual effect from wearing ortho-k lenses, such as midperipheral corneal steepening.
Our analysis revealed that there was a statistically significant difference in the start and stop spherical equivalent when considering starting age groups (Figure 3). The younger age groups, regardless of whether they were male or female, had a larger difference in their final myopic refractive error after the washout of ortho-k lens use compared to their initial refractive error.
Not only did the younger age groups progress the most in amount of myopia throughout the duration of their ortho-k treatment, but when considering ethnicity, there was a statistically significant difference in the start and stop spherical equivalent between the Asian and Caucasian children of our cohort (F1,196 = 5.384, P < 0.021) (Figure 4). Additionally, certain age groups, namely the 11 to 12 year olds and the 13 to 14 year olds, exhibited a meaningful amount of progression difference between the two ethnic group categories (F4,196 = 3.250, P < 0.013). For example, if two 11-year-olds, one Asian and one Caucasian, began wearing ortho-k lenses at –2.00D of myopia, there was a significant difference in their refractive errors after the washout period, with our results showing that the Caucasian child would be left with a greater amount of myopia progression compared to his or her Asian counterpart.
Myopia Progression Differences Among Ethnicities Contrary to popular belief driven by recent reports on myopia prevalence, some of the authors sensed that there would not be a significant difference in myopia progression rates among ethnicities. Their insight stemmed from the hypothesis that when parents were seeking ortho-k as a form of vision correction in an effort to retard myopia progression in their children, those children likely spent a disproportionate amount of time indoors compared to non-ortho-k wearers, regardless of ethnicity.
In addition, the pressure to perform well academically was often apparent, as evidenced by many wearers ultimately attending Ivy League universities. In the United States, many children are encouraged to follow a path of higher learning, in which bachelor's degrees are seen as a prerequisite to greater economic achievement. This observation is not isolated to one ethnicity.
Furthermore, many of the parents seeking ortho-k for their child's vision correction were doing so because they themselves were myopic and empathized with their child's dependency on vision correction. Therefore, genetic predisposition was frequently a factor. In this sense, our cohort faced pressures from both genetic and environmental factors. We know that both play a role in myopia epidemiology.
However, in our chart review, there was a statistically significant difference in myopia progression among children of different ethnicities. This finding was not clinically significant across all of the age groups analyzed. When considering variables of age and ethnicity, certain age groups exhibited a greater amount of progression of their myopic refractive error throughout the course of ortho-k lens wear.
The interplay of genetic and environmental factors on the development and progression of myopia in children is complex and has been well documented. On the one hand, we know from studies carried out with identical twins11 and from those looking at the role of myopia-associated inheritance patterns12 that there is strong evidence for nurture developmental theories. We often hear the phrase "myopia epidemic" due to the reported rise of myopia prevalence globally, specifically among adolescent populations, despite stable rates of myopia in their parents and older generations.
When it comes to the notion of a myopia epidemic, the question arises: Have we witnessed an evolutionary change due to a more demanding scholastic environment,13 or is it simply an expression of a genetic predisposition?13
We believe that genetics alone cannot explain the stark increase in myopia prevalence among school-aged children within industrialized countries. Environmental demands must be playing a more significant role than previously observed. From our retrospective review of established myopic children who wore ortho-k lenses, it would appear that there were also differences in the amount of absolute progression of their refractive error. Surprisingly, greater progression of myopic refractive error was seen in certain Caucasian, rather than in Asian, age groups.
Although not analyzed in this report, the direct impact of the lens used may have been an additional "factor" that impacted the amount of progression over time in addition to the aforementioned environmental considerations. More than five different ortho-k designs were used throughout the 17-year time period of this chart review, and changes in fitting philosophies may have resulted in variable therapeutic efficacies that contributed to the amount of myopia progression observed.
Today, we hear of differences in the shapes of Asian eyes when compared to shape profiles of Caucasian eyes,14 and we may have inadvertently observed some of these effects over time in our cohort. We echo the suggestion pointed out by Korszen and Caroline that further analysis is required to determine not only whether ethnicity plays a role in myopia progression during ortho-k lens wear, but whether it impacts ortho-k lens design to achieve the same desired treatment effects.15
Myopia Progression Differences Among Genders Despite the greater prevalence of myopia in females, which was reflected in our cohort in that nearly 65% were female, our medical chart review did not find a statistically significant gender difference in children wearing ortho-k lenses regardless of the absolute dioptric change in baseline versus washout amounts of myopia. There have been varying reports on the extent of myopia progression among girls and boys. While some population cohort studies investigating non-wearers have found that myopia progressed faster in females,16 others have found no difference between the genders.8 The subjects in our cohort grew up in a rather geographically homogenous group of schoolchildren, mainly from the upper east coast of the United States. Again, we believe that similar environmental pressures faced by both males and females may be influencing the similar rates of myopia progression observed, as was clinically the case across the youngest age groups in our analysis of the different ethnicities.
Our chart review of 105 records of children wearing ortho-k lenses for three years or longer revealed a statistically significant difference in ethnicity—a finding that was clinically significant only in certain age groups—yet no gender differences in myopia progression. We found that Caucasian children in their late-elementary-school to early high-school years exhibited greater amounts of progression in myopia when comparing their baseline level of myopia to their refractive error post-washout of ortho-k lens wear. Although the differences among ethnicities was unexpected, we hypothesize that over the 17-year time span of this chart review, the differences in lens designs used may have impacted the overall effect of ortho-k treatment, specifically in the children older than 10 years of age.
While myopia prevalence is unquestionably higher among Asian populations compared to Caucasian populations, the amount of myopic refractive error change over time with a treatment modality in place may differ. It appears that once myopia is established, the course of the progression in this cohort of children growing up in comparable environmental conditions followed a similar path with respect to gender only. However, this is nearly clinically indistinguishable when considering the youngest children in our ethnically mixed cohort. CLS
The authors would like to thank Paragon Vision Sciences, Inc. for providing an unrestricted educational grant toward the completion of this published work. We would also like to thank Laurel Whitehead for her assistance in collecting the patient data and Noah Tannen, OD, for his editorial review.
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Pauline Anne McCormick, 75, passed away peacefully on Sunday, April 1, 2018 at Oakdale Rehabilitation and Nursing Center.
She was the beloved wife of John F. "Jack" McCormick, III.
She was born in Brighton on June 4, 1943 a daughter of the late Richard and Anna (Casale) Taffe. Beanie, as she was affectionately referred to by family and friends for her love of hats, graduated from St. Mary's High School in Waltham. She attended Merrimack College before transferring to St. Mary's University in Kansas where she earned her Bachelor's Degree. Beanie then went on to earn her Master's Degree in Library Science from Villanova University.
Mrs. McCormick began working at Bryn Mawr University in Philadelphia and after moving to Massachusetts she worked at UMass Boston, Worcester State Consortium, Worcester Art Museum and UMass Medical Center. Beanie was the Past President of the Catholic Alumni Club of Boston and also Past President of the West Boylston Woman's Club. She was also active in the American Legion Auxiliary, West Boylston Cultural Council and a former trustee at the Beaman Memorial Library.
She leaves behind her loving husband of 32 years, John F. McCormick, III; two brothers, Michael Taffe of Maine and Richard Taffe of Boston; nieces, Katie McCormick and Tara McCormick, both of Maine, Emily Taffe of New York and Meghan Taffe of Boston; cousins, Paul Charbonier, Linda Charbonier and her husband, Al Pierce and Janice Chavis and her husband, Bob; her brother in law, Kevin McCormick and his wife Kathy and her sister in law, Ginny Aiello and her husband, Dennis; and many extended family members and friends.
She was predeceased by her niece, Robin Charbonier.
Family and friends will gather to honor, remember and celebrate her life by gathering on Wednesday, April 4th from 4:00pm until 7:00pm at Fay Brothers Funeral Home, 1 West Boylston St., West Boylston. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 10:00am on Thursday, April 5th at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church, 111 Worcester St., West Boylston. Burial will follow at Mount Vernon Cemetery. Memorial donations may be made to the West Boylston Celebration Committee or to the West Boylston Fire Department or a charity of one's choice.