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Using an EHR for Population Health: What's missing?
Anil Jain, MD is Vice President and Chief Health Informatics Officer at IBM Watson Health.
While the electronic health record (EHR) will continue to be important, it was not originally designed to serve as the hub of longitudinally organized person and population level data such as administrative (claims, benefits, etc.), clinical, sociodemographics, genomics, and patient-generated health data (PGHD). Healthcare organizations must leverage enterprise data to meet the needs of growing populations under their management.
First, we must recognize what EHRs CAN do:
• EHRs provide the mechanism for documenting encounters, procedures, vital signs, and physical exams.
• EHRs facilitate much of the workflow that clinicians follow in their everyday work.
• Practices use EHRs to provide documentation to support billing codes.
• The EHR is the basis of the medical-legal record, which is critical for discovery and defense in the event of a malpractice claim.
That said, it's important to address what's needed beyond the EHR, to facilitate effective population health management (PHM)
Interoperability through a Care Collaboration Platform
In the age of big data, interoperability among key sources and IT systems is critical, especially as new technology eclipses health information exchanges (HIEs). New apps based on the Fast Health Interoperability Resources (FHIR) standard are under development, but reliable and scalable solutions for safe, secure, effective data integration are still elusive.
A "care collaboration platform" could prepare organizations for PHM — today and in the future. Connecting disparate data sources, such as claims and clinical data, through a care collaboration platform would facilitate virtual collaboration across the care team. With communication tools and workflow features, the platform would ensure consistency and quick access to the latest patient information.
Overall, this platform could deliver a more comprehensive view, enabling professionals to better understand patient needs, identify and mitigate risks, and improve follow-up care.
Harnessing New Data Sources
In addition to EHR and claims data, the centralized platform would continuously ingest and synthesize data from care managers and home health nurses and other relevant observations.
Additionally, the platform would make use of structured and unstructured data. Since unstructured data, such as procedure notes, observations and discharge summaries, comprises about 80% of the information in EHRs, uncovering this data helps to provide a full patient view.
Using advanced natural language processing (NLP), the platform could "read" unstructured data. Such intelligent processing would help to paint a broader, more vivid picture of a patient's situation.
Cognitive Computing to Empower Providers
NLP is just one example of basic building blocks of cognitive computing, a next-generation approach to big data in which systems "learn." Cognitive computing applications can analyze enormous amounts of data from all kinds of sources and grow smarter through interacting with those applications over time. Interoperable cognitive applications can expand the function of the overall platform by utilizing standard application programming interfaces (APIs).
While managing the health of a population requires considering each person, cognitive computing can provide that personal care at scale within the context of the overall population. The system can identify data patterns across the population and use those insights to fine-tune the delivery of more optimal care. It can even help match patients and care managers whose personalities are well suited to each other by first learning and then adapting to what factors motivate behavior change.
Care plans are most effective when they are evidence-based but tailored to needs of unique needs of a patient collaborating with a provider. Providers who have access to data and other factors from a patient's care team can improve patient engagement through this shared decision-making process.
Cognitive computing scales the transformation of big data into actionable insights, enabling professionals to create more precise care plans that can help lead to better outcomes. With PHM-ready infrastructure, healthcare organizations can take a more comprehensive view of the populations in their care.
Fill the Gaps with the Smart IT Solutions
Building the right IT infrastructure is often the first step in developing population health management programs. While EHRs can provide a basic foundation, to truly understand the whole patient and the whole population, organizations must supplement their EHRs with the right IT solutions.
For a deeper look at this topic, download our white paper series Population Health: Beyond the EHR and Population Health: Beyond the EHR Part 2.


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Deborah Székely will be presenting on how to Dance with Intent. You will learn how being present and checking your ego at the door can create a great journey for you and your partner.
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Stephen will be lecturing on dance branding. A brand is generally something that distinguishes an organization or product in the eyes of its customers. We're going to take some of these traits and make them analogous to our dancing, from an amateur standpoint (crafting what you love and/or selling" the judges) rather than the traditionally professional one.
Kristen Parker will be teaching you how to navigate West Coast Swing as a tall follower, use your height and body type to your advantage and also what leaders can do to help.
In this Lecture, Phoenix will share tips and experiences he's learned through the lens of dancing both roles. Topics may include: connection, partnering, social etiquitte, competition, role switching, and more.
Jacqueline Joyner will be lecturing on how to structure practice on your own, learn about different solo drills and their implications on a partnership and the dance overall. We'll also be discussing how to practice for improved quality of movement, musicality, and partnership.
Bryn will explain her approach to musicality and demonstrate some techniques to unlock your own musical potential and expand your current skills. She will also provide time for any questions about music and musicality at the end of the lecture.
Jesse Lopez will be lecturing on the language of WCS. West Coast Swing is commonly described as a language, because of the improvisational methodology by which dancers co-create during social dances. This complexity of this interdependent relationship between leads/follows can be a source of immense joy, or frustration and failure for dancers trying to assimilate their personal body language in the socially alive Ballroom environment. Join me as we explore a new perspective on how to successfully translate each specific partners West Coast Swing Language and find your own preferences for speech inside this beautiful partner dance.
Jade Ruiz will be lecturing on cross training and why it is one of the best ways to improve your dancing. Jade will be delving into what it is and how can you best apply it for your body and needs for West Coast Swing.
Getting the most out of your relationship with West Coast Swing is about more than learning how to move your body. Forrest will explore how we can set ourselves up for success by getting our minds right and building a strong foundation of psychological resources! This includes:• Motivation: How to set good goals and build consistent habits• Courage: Tactics for overcoming stage fright and performance anxiety• Mindfulness: Managing challenging emotional states
Jacquline Joyner will be lecturing on the essentials to having a good connection, why connection is important, and tips and tricks to finding a good connection with any partner.
Kristen will cover one of the best parts of west coast swing... social dancing! How to approach it with more confidence and dispel common social dancing myths we all get caught up in. She will also provide you practical ways to use social dancing to grow your west coast swing and find your personal dance style.
Join us Lia for a chat about competition mindset: why it's so crucial for competitive success, and how to create a more effective one over time.
At some point, everybody runs into the issue that there is no one "right way" to dance west coast swing. This lecture will help you adapt a mindset that encompasses (almost) everything the dance has to offer, as well as give you some tools to think of west coast swing in more concrete ways.

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I'm running an algorithms seminar and I'm trying to express the Hamiltonian cycle problem in a new way that is exciting to students. I know that many of them play a game called Hearthstone and I'm trying to express a problem in that game as a decision problem.
Essentially in most card games they break down and stop being fun when a mechanic, that the designer didn't anticipate, adds recursion. In Hearthstone and Yu-Gi-Oh! that problem is expressed well in this video. In the packet that I give them I explain how the mechanic works and how it leads to recursion, then I ask them the following:
Express the mechanic that leads to recursion in a card game formally with input and output states as a decision problem.
Show this problem is in NP by giving a verification algorithm for this problem and proving that algorithm is correct.
The Hamiltonian cycle problem is already known to be NP-complete. We can show that the recursion problem in card games is NP complete by reducing the Hamiltonian cycle problem to the card game recursion problem. Do so by first giving a reduction of Hamiltonian cycle problem to card game recursion problem. The reduction takes input to Hamiltonian cycle problem and converts it into input to the card game recursion problem. Then prove your reduction is correct.
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I recently sat down with Mike Wurster, Marvin Fourte, Jack Hicks and Brian Lopez, the team behind Peace Hostel International (PHI), a hostel that is much more than just a place to stay. The project is currently in its fundraising stage, with plans to open doors by Spring 2018.
Leanna: So guys, why "Peace Hostel International"? Where does that name come from?
Mike: Yeah, it's the first name I came up with and I'm like, "Hey, guys, can we vote on this?"
Marvin: "Yeah, should we keep 'International' on, should we take it off?"
Jack: "We'll keep it on then take it off."
Leanna: Give me a basic timeline of the project.
Mike: We'll have a building closed on by December, build-out should be finished [between] January and mid-February. We'll invite bloggers, VIP's, special supporters to come view the hostel and christen it early March. Doors open mid-March [or] early April 2018.
Leanna: Tell me about the hostel itself. What's it going to look like?
Mike: We'll have about 14 rooms with office furnishings on the first floor and 22 beds or more on the second floor, complete with kitchen, bathrooms, showers, washing units and one dedicated female-only dorm. There will be a mural painting of donor names done by a local artist. Imagine the giant tree in Bugs Life.
Marvin: The hostel is going to be a very open space for people to be social, [but also have] private rooms available for additional fee...It'll be a creative combination of a small hotel, a home and working space for business-class travelers.
Leanna: What are some of the programs you'll be offering at PHI? Are you personally excited about any of them?
Mike: YES, I'm super stoked about them all. We have educational programs like study-abroad presentations to universities. Then we have local-led tours, and what I'm most proud of, is our ability to generate scholarships out of marketing expenses to send Chicagoans out as ambassadors to other regions in the US and across the world.
Marvin: [And] programs such as our Cultural Kitchen, in which we will be having guests explore a new dish from some realm of the world.
The PHI team had known each other for some years: Mike met Marvin and Jack at college where he was a resident assistant (RA), and Brian at a mutual friend's party. The four friends reconnected before Mike's wedding in 2016, where they were all groomsmen.
(From left: partners Marvin Fourte, Michael Wurster and Jack Hicks)
Leanna: [laughter] Nice, how did you transition from friends at a wedding to an idea?
Mike: I started out in necessity because I could not pay for rent, and so I had to 'hustle' on the side, but really all that means is I started up AirBnB. Being an RA has taught me how to actually bring people together, to create events, to drive people in positive directions and mediate. But this entire idea, this conception, this project has been about a decade in the making.
Leanna: So you had this idea. How did the process work then?
Mike: Yeah, I went to different hostels in Japan and I spent a lot of time videotaping where I was. How they locked stuff away, how they cleaned, did they have a checklist? So I know what to look for. And really and truly lucky for me, these gentlemen here, believe in me and are just willing to go with it even though none of them have had visited a hostel themselves.
Brian: I've stayed in a hostel.
Leanna: So only two [of you] have stayed in a hostel. When you came back from Japan, Mike, is that when you gathered the group together?
Mike: [to the group] Did I talk to you guys about it before we left to Japan?
Marvin: Yes.
Jack: Yeah.
Marvin: He said, "I've been thinking about you, but I've got to go" and then he disappeared.
Mike: [Laughter] So, how did it start? Just me throwing around a whole bunch of numbers?
Marvin: Ok, so how it started was I got a phone call saying "Ok, so I'm about to register [the business], are you in or are you out?" And so I said, "You're about to do this now?" He's like "Yeah." I'm like "All right."
Since we now had an idea about how the group came together to form this fascinating new project, I wanted to get to know each of the members individually. I started with Mike Wurster, the founder of PHI. Mike, a retail and health foods salesman, also runs his own sales training company, SpiritVie Consulting.
Mike: I love showing people that they can mediate through a problem. A lot of times when you're selling something, you're really just solving a problem for somebody else.
Leanna: And how do you [besides creating the idea] contribute to this project that you are part of now?
Marvin: A voice of reason.
Mike: [laughter] If you want to lift me up that far, but no, I'm a smile, I'm a wave, I'm a handshake. That's my contribution really and truly. I really do see myself as a bringer of people. And if I could ever do anything, that's what I want to do. I want to bring people together. I'm [also] overseeing the marketing campaign and general business management.
Next, I chatted with Marvin Fourte. With a Bachelor's in English and a Master's in Business, he's bringing a formidable set of skills to the table. Marvin is also a very busy guy: by day, a restorer of woodwind and brass instruments, and by night the founder of his own writing and editing business (Writingpress.com). In his free time, he has a hobby that I am quite jealous of!
Marvin: ...The more interesting part I think people like to hear about is that I'm a jazz musician. I play the jazz guitar and the alto saxophone and the harmonica. You'll find me at restaurants and clubs all throughout Illinois.
Leanna: Are you planning to use that musical background [for] the hostel?
Marvin: As a musician, you have to learn how to get people psyched about what you're offering and make them comfortable. So what Mike and I will really be able to concentrate on is getting people to enjoy all the different elements of the program.
Mike: I'll get him to play jazz guitar [laughter].
Leanna: And what is your role going to be in this project?
Marvin: Well as the senior partner, my role will be looking at national affairs. Mike likes to travel and we want to keep him active and so we want him a part of our international move and I'll be overseeing our operations here in the States, as well as keeping an eye [on] operations and logistics. Currently, I fulfill all the roles: looking at the language for the website, looking at our partners and what they are specializing in and what they can help us with.
Mike: I think Marvin touched on a good point: As an entrepreneur, you don't have one job. You do everything. I plan on scrubbing toilets when the doors open. At least one… [laughter].
The next member of the team, Jack Hicks a professional student with degrees in Biochemistry and Mathematics, described himself as the "Resident Nerd". Aside from a few science projects, Jack is in the middle of coding his own video game and also DJs on the side.
Johnny: My business card is just very tiny print. He does it all! I will get to Stanford eventually. I'm really interested in nano-technology, nuclear physics, whatever. All the nerd stuff.
Leanna: What's your particular part in this [project]?
Jack: I'm doing most of the behind the scenes stuff with the website. I have to build a database for when people want to book stuff. Hopefully moving forward, we plan to have little reward things, like RFID, NEC chips, like a rewards program. That and at the end of the day, we can cost-effectively switch to solar energy, reduce how much water we're using and make this cheaper for everyone, a little bit more green.
Leanna: And how does DJing fit in?
Jack: It's me doing my part...almost like a weird form of mass hypnosis where I turn this button and everyone starts dancing. I love it. It gives me this warm fuzzy feeling inside. But yeah, that's where the music comes from, just putting stuff out there so that everyone can enjoy.
Brian Lopez, the fourth member of the PHI team, contributes a formidable range of experience and know-how. Brian has run multiple businesses over the past decade and currently owns a successful banquet hall in the Chicagoland area. He is passionate about volunteerism and combining nonprofit missions with entrepreneurship.
Brian: I went to community college for a time and hated it. I was frustrated because I wasn't learning anything. Ended up giving a couple of lectures in physics because my professor couldn't get it through to our students. So my mother told me, "Well, why don't you finish up the semester, drop out and just Steve Jobs it?". And I remember that moment very clearly because this is the woman who's supposed to be like, "No, push through school, you can do it."
So, I've always loved the idea of entrepreneurship because entrepreneurship is a lifestyle. As Mike was saying, you wear many hats. So for a time, I was a chef [and] a bartender. I was a bar-back, a server, I also cleaned toilets, no longer thankfully [laughter].
Leanna: So, as far as this project, what's your role here?
Brian: So, specifically, I'm working hand-in-hand getting this venture off the ground in terms of funding. I'm also working with real estate to secure the building in terms of the logistics of acquiring it, paying for it, the structure for it, all that.
Leanna: It seems like Mike just pipes a tune and you all just kind of… [laughter]
Brian: You're definitely right about Mike having this kind of energy where people are naturally drawn to it. There's something to that drive that makes people want to be a part of something bigger than themselves. Where Mike and I really get along is we refuse to be a part of a lifestyle that will only give you its leftovers. Now, if that means we have to have a hard work ethic, if that means we have to lead and motivate people, set goals, get up early in the morning, or scrub toilets, that is what it's going to take.
(Above: PHI Team being interviewed with consultant Brian Lopez)
Finally, I wanted to get a better feel for the vision the PHI team had for the hostel and its overall mission. So I asked them what made the project unique and how people who wanted to learn more or participate could get involved.
Mike: When people get together, when people start talking, it doesn't take that long to start connecting. If I know Junichi in Japan, then it's going to be a lot harder to say we should mess with those guys. No, you're going to want to talk to them first. What makes Peace Hostel a little bit different is we're taking from our own funds, we're calling it a marketing expense, we're sending people out into the world to have these conversations.
Marvin: If you're coming to Peace Hostel International for a room, for a place to lay your head somewhere, a spot for your own personal explorations, and that's it, then you're probably wasting your time. Because although you might be paying for a bed, what we're selling is an experience. What we're helping you do is provide an intimate setting for getting to know other travelers, explore Chicago with locals, the type of experience someone from Paris would have to have to say, "Oh my God, I want to live here!".
Brian: I think it was Maya Angelou who said: "Never doubt that a small group of individuals have the power to change the world". Essentially what we have here is a small group of individuals that are not so much interested in profits and bottom line, but other people's hearts. There may be thousands of people we never met yet, but we feel compelled to make an impact in their lives. All of that change begins with wanting a conversation with a shared room in our example. And we firmly believe in the exchanges of these perspectives, of having a place to facilitate open ideas and having people be exposed to what the norm is like outside of their bubble.
Leanna: What about the logistics of the launch? How is that going to work?
Marvin: So right now, we're in a fundraising campaign. The launch will be on July 8th, which is a Saturday and it will be 12PM-12AM. It's going to be celebrated with a party and then that launch will be the main campaign for forty days.
Jack: We're raffling stuff off on Facebook. We're offering early bird access on rooms and vouchers to rent a room a year or two from the opening date. Different swag opportunities, shirts, travel gear, and water bottles.
Mike: Everything from postcards to sitting atop the John Hancock and experiencing cocktail night after iO Theatre. The launch party will also have a 50/50, we're going to ask for the other fifty back, but if you want to keep it, you can [laughter].
Marvin: Peace Hostel International is exploring naming opportunities. There will also be a donor celebration dinner to which they will be invited.
Leanna: Awesome! Any final words about PHI?
Marvin: Our common goal is to make a difference, and whether or not we reach our goals in terms of fundraising, we're exploring every opportunity that there is in order to make this difference or make this change in our community and inspire all those around us. And we invite you to join us on that journey.
To learn more about the Peace Hostel International Project, visit their website, and join the fundraising campaign, beginning July 8th on their Indiegogo page.


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Tennis bag sportive and fashion. You can use it as a racquet bag for tennis, and it is lined with protective foam to keep your racquet safe from any damage. Exclusive design and first class materials. Retro inspiration.
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From the BOCCE SPORTY we highlight its RETRO design, and its combination of lines, differents fabrics and colors. It is unique, flashy and sporty. The design is very important but we never forget the confort and funcionality, that's why we use the best fabrics and include removable long handles and inner pockets: one zipper pocket and two piping pockets, adapted to the mobile, wallet or bottle of water.
The pocket of your racket, is totally protected with foam, so the racket goes and returns, always intact. This pocket could be used for two rackets (not super-oversize*) and includes an elastic strap, to hold on both rackets.
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LAS believes in developing innovative, compassionate, and responsible citizens of the world, which PTI can only highlight and support. We coach to create better athletes while guiding them to become better individuals.
PTI's collaboration with the Leysin American School in Switzerland allows students to have the unique, year-long opportunity to combine competitive and recreational tennis training with a boarding school located in the stunning Swiss Alpine village of Leysin. PTI collaborates with Leysin American School throughout the school year. A tennis team is selected at the beginning of the school year which gives these students the opportunity to train twice a week and compete in several tournaments throughout the year. There is also a recreational class once a week which gives beginners and intermediate players the chance to learn and play the game.


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Karacs, Kristóf and Radványi, Mihály and Stubendek, Attila and Bezányi, Balázs (2014) Learning Hierarchical Spatial Semantics for Visual Orientation Devices. In: Biomedical Circuits and Systems Conference (BioCAS 2014), 2014. október 22-24,, Lausanne, Svájc.
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Complexity of understanding a visual scene is the single biggest challenge in creating intelligent devices for visually impaired people. The requirement of real time operation makes it inevitable to design algorithms that obey the computing and memory limits of available hardware. We present a hierarchical scene understanding system implemented on a vision system chip. It is restricted to extract specific information for predefined categories of visual scenes, but it is general enough to be able to learn quickly and autonomously. Patches having potential discriminative information are extracted using a hierarchical peeling method. Object groups are created based on proximity and size of the patches. Objects are classified using different classifiers and the votes are combined using a mixture of experts network. Experimental validation has been carried out on authentic image flows recorded by blind subjects.
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The election of Donald Trump has pulled American debate away from objectivity and turned publications into actors in a political battle. After Donald Trump's election, the New Yorker magazine lost no time nailing its colors to the anti-Trump mast.
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Arundel, West Sussex
Steeped in history, Arundel is one of the jewels of the South Downs. Many people know this West Sussex town, on the River Arun, for its imposing castle and majestic cathedral, but when you're in that property finder frame of mind, you need a wider view.
Property searching in Arundel
So when it comes to property searching in Arundel, what's the appeal? Well, typically, London Victoria is just over 90 minutes away by train, and Gatwick just under an hour. Brighton is around 90 minutes away, while those who like quieter seaside resorts can reach Bognor and Littlehampton in about 25 minutes. Nearby Chichester, less than 30 minutes away by train or 25 minutes by car, offers culture and retail therapy.
Not that Arundel itself lacks culture or shops – far from it. Buying agents can reassure you that the town is packed with independent, quirky retailers. There are florists and independent bookshops; bridal boutiques and jewelers; and many one-of-a-kind specialists. You'll find Japanese obi goods, furniture, fabrics, outdoor gear, tattooists, children's clothes boutiques and pianos. There's even a dedicated cane and walking stick shop. Stroll around the vintage and antique shops, warehouse, and markets; pick up a chic outfit at one of the classic clothes boutiques; or indulge your taste for original arts and crafts at one of the many galleries and artisan workshops. And should you discover that Old Master you've always craved, Arundel has one of the finest fine-art restorers you could find.
Buying agent tips for the foodies amongst you
It's a hungry business, a successful property search, and once you've worked up an appetite, take a breather in one of the charming tea shops, eclectic coffee houses, or numerous hospitable beer gardens, many with riverside views. With coaching inns, traditional pubs and a variety of eateries, including a medieval themed restaurant, you'll not go hungry or thirsty here. Farmers' markets are held on the 3rd Saturday morning of each month, and offer the very best locally grown, created and reared produce.
Cultural considerations for your property search
Arundel has plenty going on throughout the year for all tastes, an important consideration in any property search. At Christmas-time, Arundel by Candlelight celebrates the magical spirit of the season. Those eager for drama can enjoy year-round performances from one of two resident theatre companies. And while the Jailhouse was once a Georgian to Victorian House of Correction, it now hosts blues nights, comedy club evenings, and even the odd murder mystery night. During the day, when the Jailhouse is a visitor attraction, you might even encounter a ghost or two – paranormal groups regularly frequent the location.
You could also catch a Shakespeare play in the castle gardens during the well-established Arundel Festival, one of the largest volunteer and charity run events in England. From the middle to the end of August, many stunning period homes in the town are open, while the streets fill with colour, music, food, special events, theatre and art.
You can't escape the Castle, though. Arundel Castle is an exceptionally fine example of Gothic Victorian architecture. Original medieval features include the Barbican, the Gatehouse and the Norman Keep, but the building was remodeled extensively from the 1870s to the 1980s. The Castle has long been associated with the Dukes of Norfolk – including the uncle of Anne Boleyn and Catherine Howard. Both married Henry VIII; both met untimely ends.
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For the pragmatically minded, Arundel has its own hospital, the Arundel & District Hospital, with the nearest A&E in Chichester. Buying agents can also confirm there are many excellent schools in the town, primary and secondary. The elegant Roman Catholic cathedral is still a place of worship: commissioned in 1868, it was designed by architect Joseph Hansom, who is famous for his hansom cab design. Our Arundel property finder will help you locate your perfect "forever home" or investment property amongst the Victorian flint and Georgian buildings in the centre, or newer homes on the outskirts.
Picture postcard pretty Arundel is also an excellent base to explore local attractions like the South Downs National Park, Arundel Wetland Centre, Bignor Roman Villa, Arundel Museum, the Amberley Museum and Heritage Centre and the Weald & Downland Living Museum.
And if all that hasn't convinced you to consider Arundel for your next property buying venture, the town is in one of the sunniest parts of England – with an average of over 150 hours of sunshine every month, not just in summer, but all year round.


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At the point where a person begins to drink because they are dependent on alcohol they seriously have to consider whether professional alcohol rehab is necessary for them. Alcohol dependence, also known as alcoholism, is something treated throughout the Chester area at both outpatient and inpatient clinics run by the NHS, charities, and a number of private organisations.
How do you know when you need alcohol rehab in Chester? It's necessary to know the signs and symptoms of a dependency on alcohol. It is also necessary to understand that this disease can happen to anyone, regardless of age, gender, race, or class. Alcoholics can come from anywhere in the UK.
Within the city of Chester, there are a plethora of private and public rehab centres. If you are visiting our website because you are concerned about yourself or a loved one, we encourage you to allow us to help you locate and gain admittance to a rehab clinic. Both your mental and physical well-being depend on it.
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The two most serious medical complications that patients could experience are sedative-hypnotic withdrawal and DTs, otherwise known as delirium tremens. Trained therapists and counsellors take over the step of rehab, which is the psychotherapy stage. Some of the psychotherapeutic treatments on offer include cognitive behavioural therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy, and the traditional 12-step programme.
The third and final step in addiction treatment is aftercare. The 12-step programme continues and addicts are given the assistance of a sober coach by their aftercare team. Aftercare also provides a package that consists of health checks, counselling, and prescription medication like Acamprosate and disulfiram to help avoid a relapse.
Eata Recovery Services is for people seeking an Alcohol Rehab and by staff who have already changed their lives. Our team have at one time been sat looking for help and since changed their lives so they understand how it feels – and with that comes great empathy and understanding of what you need, Call us today – take action and change your life
You will find that the same principles of care are delivered within outpatient rehab, just in an alternate environment. The chief difference of outpatient treatment is clients don't live in the rehab centre. The way it works is the addict appears at the start of the day and goes home in the evening.
Detox can be provided in the form of outpatient care. However, it' not uncommon for clients to prefer an inpatient sort of treatment at a local hospital. The same medications are employed, regardless of the setting used. When outpatient detox is utilised, nurses are responsible for monitoring patient health throughout the process.
Outpatient alcohol rehab in Chester does have its differences, and one of them is for the patient to find other addiction treatment services by themselves. Let us take a look at an example. Most of a patient's day is spent in a day clinic, but during the evenings they decide to attend a local alcoholic's support team.
A patient's goals never change when they attend alcohol rehab, and it does not matter if they prefer inpatient or outpatient settings. All clinics in Chester and the wider area will always use immediate sobriety as the first goal patients must achieve. All addicts have the same final goal of complete, total, and permanent sobriety. This is a lofty ambition and patients must be motivated throughout alcohol rehab in Chester by having some intermediary objectives.
One objective could be for patients to deal with depression, known as major depressive disorder, along with feelings of ambivalence, fear, and doubt, through positive reinforcement. Acceptance and commitment is a therapy type used to develop coping strategies through helping addicts grasp why they became addicts. Cognitive behavioural therapy helps to explain what triggers a person's addiction. The reason why alcohol rehab in Chester is so important is due to the fact patients can break their psychological and physical dependencies through learning a number of strategies to maintain their abstinence. Alcoholics will always have a certain amount of relapse risk, but if they are fully committed and completely involved in their treatment they'll have a good chance of abstaining for good.
Going all the way back to the end of the 1930s, support groups have existed. They have proven to be vital for recovering alcoholics. Throughout the Chester area, there are multiple support groups, some following the original 12-step model and others employing different models entirely.
Group projects, educational courses, and counselling are just some of the valuable services offered by support groups around the city. Patients choosing residential alcohol rehab in Chester may begin 12-step work while still in formal treatment, then transition that work to a local support group upon discharge. Should a patient decide upon outpatient addiction treatment, they will begin using local support groups straightaway.
The ways of Alcoholics Anonymous will most certainly be used by any alcohol rehab support group that takes its form from the 12-step model. The original founders of Alcoholics Anonymous developed their 12 steps along with 12 principles designed to guide the recovering alcoholic through the recovery process. The model has always emphasised the various responsibilities an addict has to themselves, their families, their community, and their chosen higher power.
It is important to note that not every 12-step support group follows the original 12 steps and principles to the letter. Some support groups have changed them slightly to better fit in with their objectives and principles. But it does not matter how much Chester support groups have changed the 12-step system because the goal is always the same: stop alcoholics from relapsing.
There are many Alcohol Rehab Centres in Chester, including inpatient, private, and luxury.
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You might have already experienced alcohol rehab in Chester through the public-sector NHS system. If you tried to get help, you may have been frustrated because of how long it takes to get onto one of these programmes, since they are typically oversubscribed. You may find that it's best to look into private addiction treatment.
Private alcohol rehab in Chester is provided by private companies that want to give addicts the best chance of breaking dependency. We can help you find one that matches your budget and offers the kinds of treatments you need, offering you the chance to put that alcoholic drink behind you once and for all. It is time to give us a call if you need private rehab and you need us to point you in the right direction. We are capable of giving you the answers you need, and we're waiting for your call.
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May brings change, anticipation for future
The school year is coming to a close, and that means graduation time is at hand.
This might mean Kindergarten graduation, eighth grade graduation, high school graduation or even college graduation.
Regardless of the level of education your loved on is completing, this is a big deal. It is a milestone in life. It is something to be celebrated. Make sure you take the time to praise those who are moving onto the next phase of life.
That's kind of the theme of this issue of Wichita Family Magazine.
Essayist Ian Anderson shares his thoughts on making time with his children and family, and contributing writer Taryn Gillespie shares a story about a woman who truly understands the value of every day we are all lucky enough to spend on this Earth.
Don't waste it. Enjoy it, and make the most of it.
This is important to keep in mind because with Spring fully underway and summer right around the corner, it is easy to get sidetracked by the myriad of distractions popping up with the rise in the temperatures outdoors.
I know I always have a laundry list of activities I want to get accomplished when the weather becomes nicer, but it is important to build in time to do what is truly important — enjoy the company of those closest to you.
Maybe that means taking a trip to a fun location, or maybe it means sending your children off to a summer camp so mom and dad can have much needed time together. No matter what it means to you, ensure you make the time to accomplish it.
For me personally, this means getting married to the woman I love. A lot of time is being spent on planning it so everything runs smoothly, but my fiance and I need to remember to enjoy the time together.
There have been instances where we've both gotten frustrated with try- ing to get the guest list down to the right number or figuring out meal and tux options, but we shouldn't allow this to cloud our vision. Even when we are frustrated, we need to take solace in the fact we are frustrated together, starting our lives as husband and wife.
Also, we need to remember to be in the moment on our big day. We can't let the details bog us down, especially if they don't all go according to plan because, let's face it, they probably won't.
Instead, we just need to enjoy the moment and savor the time together with our family and friends.
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The Village Academy is a group of town, city and village schools that have joined together to provide the very best education for the children in our care and where we believe that education is very much a matter of the individual.
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Year 5 children have the opportunity to have some MFL input from the Marsh Academy. The school use 'Tout le Monde' as resources to support the learning.
Our school celebrates ethnic diversity and greetings and key words relating to languages of children in our school are displayed in classrooms.
The school celebrates World Languages Day and children who have been a part of the French classes have had the opportunity to share their skills.
Year 3 have had a great start to French and have learned some basic greetings such as 'Comment ça va?', with responses such as 'super, trés bien, commme ci comme ça, and their favourite, 'affreux'. We sang the Salut Bonjour song to the tune of 'This old man, he played one' and more recently, after our work on pets, sang the 'Je n'ai pas de' song, to the tune of 'We shall not be moved'. Before half term we practised numbers to 5 and gave phrases such as 'Voici trois lapins' or 'J'ai deux tortues.'
Year 4 have remembered so much from year 3 and are really growing in confidence. They have been describing animals and designed their own aliens! They know the difference between Je, J'ai and Je suis and are confident with linking words such as voici, et, mais. We have completed a survey to talk about our opinions, using 'J'adore ça' or 'Je déteste ça', revised colours and animals and last term they showed great team work completing human sentences such as 'Voici un lion jaune et marron et un tigre orange, noir et blanc.'
Year 5 Building on their knowledge from year 4, we have stated our ages saying 'J'ai neuf ans' as a response to the question 'Quel âge as-tu?'
They have started to say what they would like using 'Je voudrais', practising structures with cards stating 'Je voudrais dix lapins' or 'J'adore les voitures rouges' and can now give their opinion on items and translate sentences such as 'J'adore les rollers mais je voudrais un vélo BMX rouge.'
Year 6 still had time to recap their French in the run up to SATS and are confident with giving their opinions and talking about what they would like. They can answer the question 'Qu'est-ce que tu voudrais?' with a response such as 'Je voudrais un ballon de foot noir et blanc, s'il vous plaît.'
They have also learned days of the week and enjoyed making chatterboxes to help them practice.
This term (although they don't know it yet) they will be running a French café for our Bastille Day celebrations on 13 July.
After learning a little about the gruesome history of the French Revolution, Year 6 created a fantastic café for our Bastille Day celebrations on Friday. They greeted each class and escorted them to the café, assisting children in Years 3, 4 and 5 to order un croissant or un pain au chocolat, washed down with un milkshake or un jus d'orange, then paying with a euro of course! Children in Years R, 1, and 2 all enjoyed some brioche, crêpes and un jus d'orange in class. Très bien fait et bravo Year 6!
We are all very grateful, from Year R through to Year 6, to Sainsburys, New Romney for their kind donation of the delicious food. Merci beaucoup!
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About the Ability Induction Factors (those items to change your class with). It is told that they can be found in dungeon chests. I've been looking for one for hours but couldn't find any but just the opening songs for the music player. When I use JEI it shows me where I can find the songs but not the Ability Induction Factors.
My personal recommendation would be that you look back into this issue and add them to the dungeon pools if they are not present or make them craftable. Maybe 8 ender pearls around a glass bottle gives the classchange item for the Teleporter class for example.
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WerbeWiesn 2018 at the Zenith Munich
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The anticipation was huge- the expectations have been exeeded. 848 visitors, as many as never, came at 12th of september to the WerbeWiesn. At the "My Royal Lounge" which was designed according to the model of Neuschwanstein 300 VIP clients were welcomed, equipped with the red bicycle couriers backpack and sent on a journey of […]Mehr lesen
Best of Bestsellers Award 2018
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Once every year at the beginning of July the popular Jury- afternoon takes place. EIDEX therefore openes its doors and the EIDEX Team is baking, cooking and sprucing itself up to welcome the BoB- Award Jury and to give it a pleasant afternoon. For this decision producers send in their top advertising material regarding 3 […]Mehr lesen
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This January the yearly wmm – werbemittel messe münchen, advertising material fair took place in Munich. More than 100 exhibitors met at the MOC in Munich, attracting more than 1,000 visitors letting themselves be drawn to classics and new trends in the world of advertising media. True to the motto "Business Class – Werbemittel Fullservice", […]Mehr lesen
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EIDEX gets a New Look
For weeks, they worked diligently and passionately on the new website. Not only the online medium appears in new splendor. The EIDEX logo has been relaunched, the corporate design has been modified and a new imagery has been created.
WerbeWiesn moves
Every now and then something new? Exactly, we provide innovation, variety and excitement. In line with the new location of the trade fair, the look and feel of WerbeWiesn was refreshed. For the first time, on September 13th, the trade fair took place at Zenith Kunsthalle in Munich.
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TÜV certification ISO 9001: 2016 for quality management of promotional products and All-Round Advertising Service.
World Wide Web
Going Online of the four KnausTabbert B2B/B2C Advertising Material Online Shops (Knaus / Tabbert / Weinsberg / T@B).
Carefree Package
EIDEX wins new All-Round Advertising Material Customers this year (MunichRE, WireCard).
Hard Work pays off
This year, EIDEX presents the annual advertising material trade fair for the eighth time in succession: werbemittelmesse munich at the MOC in Munich.
The EIDEXes are proud:
EIDEX and its team serve 22 All-Round Advertising Material Customers.
New Customers for EIDEX
EIDEX wins new All-Round Advertising Material Customers this year (Knorr-Bremse, DaWanda, Grundig).
We are growing
22 office chairs have been occupied by EIDEX. The team is looking back on many years of growth.
Meanwhile, 18 All-Round Advertising Material Customers are clients of EIDEX.
Diligence pays off
Requests for proposal are a lot of work. The EIDEXes have understood each other very well. EIDEX wins ESB Energie Südbayern and TCS AG as All-Round Advertising Material Customers. We are grateful for the trust in us.
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In order to give our customers an impression of what we consider of All-Round Advertising Material Service, we worked intensively on a trailer. Check it out!
More and more Exhibitors and Customers are thrilled
WerbeWiesn 2011 was a great success with over 70 exhibitors.
Success in every way
EIDEX wins Sanyo Solar / Panasonic (Europe), as well as Fujitsu (EMEA) as All-Round Advertising Material Customers.
New Fish on the Hook
Hard work pays off again. We are grateful for the trust and look forward to servie REC Solar (worldwide) and MHM Holding (worldwide) as All-Round Advertising Material Customer.
Change of Scenery
The constructions were exciting and the piece of jewelry is finally finished! The EIDEXes were looking forward to a new "home". This year the relocation and the ceremonial inauguration of the new company building took place. The storage capacity is now 2,000 pallet spaces.
New All-Round Advertising Material Customers
EIDEX wins Kabel Deutschland and Vifor Pharma Ltd. (worldwide) as All-Round Advertising Material Customers.
A Premiere
The B * B Award (Best of Bestseller Award) was presented for the first time at the WerbeWiesn.
New achievements
For the first time EIDEX presented the advertising material trade fair "werbemittelmesse münchen".
Ideas, Planning, & Acts pay off.
EIDEX WIESN celebrated its premiere at Baierbrunn headquarter.
A few EIDEX Key Figures
EIDEX employs 22 people.
Package output: approx. 30,000 pieces.
Opening of the second warehouse in Baierbrunn: storage capacity 700 pallets.
Good Cooperation
EIDEX ins Eurofighter B2B and Magna Steyr as All-Round Advertising Material Customers. We are happy about it.
Saying goodbye to Munich
EIDEX moves to Baierbrunn, to the beautiful bavarian countryside.
More Work
In addition, EIDEX wins Sony Ericsson as a All-Round Advertising Material Customer.
We are happy about new Customers!
Wonderful and successful collaborations: EIDEX wins MTU and Allianz Dresdner / MetallRente as new All-Round Advertising Material Customers.
The Manpower & Competences are increased
Other employment contracts were filed in our folders. EIDEX now has 6 employees. The team is growing and we look forward to exciting tasks and interesting customers.
Hard Work pays off!
EIDEX wins Eurofighter as a All-Round Advertising Material Customer.
Ready, Set, Go!
EIDEX is pleased about the pitch victory of volvo s60 new special productions.
Official new Name
Another highlight this year was the change of name to "EIDEX Werbeagentur München GmbH".
The first big Progress
Millennium mood! Our first steps: EIDEX has 3 employees.
In addition, business premises moved to Sendlinger Straße in the center of Munich.
Visions and Dreams become true
The young graduates Thomas Gottschall and Patrick Haendly found the "eidex Werbeagentur oHG".


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Shining paddle
A molecule shaped like a paddle has been synthesized by Vadapalli Chandrasekhar and colleagues at the Indian Institute of Technology, in Kanpur, and at the University of Liverpool. The molecule has a linear axis of three magnesium atoms and represents the first compound of its class. Not only is the molecule an interesting shape but it luminesces in solution and in the solid state and so might be useful in creating novel organic light emitting diodes (OLEDs). The team is fine-tuning the chemistry of the molecule to allow them to generate the three primary colors.
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Our Mission
The goal of Cozy Cat Press is to produce the best in cozy (or "gentle") mysteries. Our books are produced primarily for adults, but teens are certainly capable of reading them and may enjoy the "puzzle" elements of the plot along with the often quirky characters.
What We've Achieved
Founded in 2010 by editor and publisher Patricia Rockwell
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Over 200 book titles in its catalog
Patricia Rockwell,
Dr. Rockwell has an extensive background in academia and publishing. She served for two years as editorial assistant at Communication Monographs, the top journal in the field of Communication studies. She edited and published the Louisiana Communication Journal for eight years. Many of her research studies have been published in peer-reviewed journals and she has produced two college textbooks along with one scholarly book on sarcasm.
Her bachelor's and master's degrees are from the University of Nebraska and her doctorate is from the University of Arizona.
Dr. Rockwell resides in Aurora, Illinois, with her husband, also a retired educator.
Dr. Rockwell pens two cozy mystery series. Her Pamela Barnes acoustic mysteries feature a Psychology professor and acoustics expert who uses her knowledge of sound to solve murders in her small southern community. Her second series--the Essie Cobb senior sleuth mysteries---features 90-year-old Essie Cobb, retirement home resident and amateur sleuth. This second series is more light-hearted than the first, and Rockwell has based Essie on her own mother who was similarly feisty and spent her last years in a retirement home
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Jaimie discovered her love for books at an early age, largely thanks to public libraries and after-school programs like Battle of the Books. She's excited to be working in the publishing field and hopes to one day write her own books. She recently graduated with a Bachelor's degree in writing and computer science from Johns Hopkins University.
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A staff writer and copy editor for a fiction magazine, Mario has had 94 items published with 32 different publishers, including a collection of poetry, First Try. He's also self-published an eBook of poems with explanations. Mario holds a B.S. in economics as well as an MBA.
You can check out his website at www.msakran.com and his blog at msakran.wordpress.com.
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Melissa has loved to read since early childhood—her favorite genres being fantasy and mystery. This later turned into an interest in the publishing industry. This interest led her to graduate from the University of Tennessee with a bachelor's degree in English and the hope of one day being an editor.


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This screencast covers some of the print policy rules/alerts and print fleet optimization features available in PaperCut. The screencast primarily focuses on what the end-user sees and how these alerts influence use print behaviour.
The two print policy rules demonstrated are, "Discourage printing emails in color" and "Encourage duplex printing". PaperCut covers with dozens of pre-written print workflow recipes that can quickly be included or tailored for your print environment. Powerful print script may also be used to build your own printer output management rules. Ideas including routing large jobs to dedicated high volume printers, through to controlling printer availability by time of day.
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