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Probability Theory: The Logic of Science, E. T. Jaynes
Probability Theory: The Logic of Science PDF Download Ebook. E. T. Jaynes and G. Larry Bretthorst discuss new results, along with applications of probability theory to a variety of problems. Going beyond the conventional mathematics of probability theory, this study views the subject in a wider context.
The book contains many exercises and is suitable for use as a textbook on graduate level courses involving data analysis. Aimed at readers already familiar with applied mathematics at an advanced undergraduate level or higher, it is of interest to scientists concerned with inference from incomplete information.
This is a work written by a scientist for scientists. As such it is to be welcomed. The reader will certainly find things with which he disagrees, but he will also find much that will cause him to think deeply not only on his usual practice by also on statistics and probability in general. This is not an ordinary text. It is an unabashed, hard sell of the Bayesian approach to statistics.
It is wonderfully down to earth, with hundreds of telling examples. Everyone who is interested in the problems or applications of statistics should have a serious look. If you deal at all with probability theory, statistics, data analysis, pattern recognition, automated diagnosis, any forms of reasoning from inconclusive or uncertain information, you need to read this book. It will give you new perspectives on these problems.
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Life of Charlie Chaplin
Life of Charlie Chaplin Are you aware of that Charlie Chaplin was the most well known actor during the early 20th century. Indeed, he would have been a legend of muted video age. What developed him well liked? What do you think? Chaplin was obviously a gentleman in loose jeans, bamboo cane, bowler cap, and outsized sneakers. That outfit crafted him an icon. Chaplins acceptance has actually been safeguarded till right now. If a person receives a collection using the…
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This week has really been about getting back in the groove of art making. I'm finally not ill! My kiddo is also doing well. Which is a surprise because it seems like we ping pong sickness back and forth to each other.
We finally did a bunch of cleaning and now I have a new studio lay out. The idea is to prep for winter quilt making and some serious study in spinning. But first...as my husband has nagged me....I need to finish up my sculptures from Art Farm. He's always the pragmatic one.
That little table back there in the corner is going to be Bea's new studio. Hopefully it will ease some of her need for my full attention because we can work on art tangentially. Just a little experiment to help ease her separation anxiety. She was really great while I was away but now that I'm back she wants me to be right next to her every moment for fear that I will go away again. Artist mom problems.
She has already decided that she wants to make an evil fairy costume for White Barbie to match her evil fairy costume. Matching clothes is very important to her right now. In a few years I'll teach her about clothes that go together but don't match. An advanced lesson. She's already got mixing prints down. My little 80's punk rocker girl.
If you have a little down time this weekend sign up for my Pysanky Christmas Ornament class at the Warrensburg Community Center from 1-4pm on Sunday. It'll be a treat.
Reading: Gold Fame Citrus by Claire Vaye Watkins. This book is dynamite. I am in love with a little post apocalyptic world story. This one doesn't disappoint. It takes place in California after all the water dries up. I got to the end of the first book and was so broken up with grief for the characters I couldn't continue reading.
Listening to: America's Next Top Model Cycle 2. I can't stop guys I've got to finish the whole series. It helps with the monotonous sculpture repair.
Cooking: Real Whipped Cream from real heavy whipping cream and then piling chocolate chips and banana slices with some shortbread girl scout cookies for scooping. Nothing is as satisfying or as decadent.


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'The Brussels Commission has just suspended its senior economist, Bernard Connolly, for writing a book savaging the prospects for a common currency. There are many who now believe he should be lauded as a prophet.' Observer, Editorial, 1 October 1995
'Mr. Connolly's longstanding proposition that the foisting of a common currency upon so many disparate nations would end in ruin is getting a much wider hearing...' New York Times, 17 November 2011
When first published in 1995, The Rotten Heart of Europe caused outrage and delight - here was a Brussels insider, a senior EU economist, daring to talk openly about the likely pitfalls of European monetary union.
Bernard Connolly lost his job at the Commission, but his book was greeted as a profound and persuasive expose of the would-be 'monetary masters of the world.' His brave act of defiance became headline news - and his book a major international bestseller.
In a substantial new introduction, Connolly returns to his prophetic account of the double-talk surrounding the efforts of politicians, bankers and bureaucrats to force Europe into a crippling monetary straitjacket. Hidden agendas are laid bare, skulduggery exposed and economic fallacies are skewered, producing a horrifying conclusion. No one who wants to understand the workings of the EU, past, present and future can afford to miss this enthralling and deeply disturbing book.
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Bernard Connolly, born in Manchester in 1949. He worked for many years in the European Commission, becoming head of the unit responsible for analysis of the European Monetary System. The Wall Street Journal Europe named him as one of its outstanding Europeans of the year, 1995. Mark Carney, governor of the Bank of Canada, identified him as one of only a handful of economists to have accurately predicted the crisis. Derek Scott, economic adviser to Tony Blair, said of him that he understood the macroeconomic issues facing the world "better than any economist on the planet". As CEO of Connolly Insight, LP, Bernard Connolly now lives in New York.


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Integrated marketing. We all want it, we all need it, but few do it.
Establishing a 360, integrated marketing campaign is by no means an easy objective. It is complicated, confusing and chaotic – and rightfully so. But, there is a process to simplify the madness:
- Identify your target market and audience: You should really exhaust your energy to clearly identify what market you're approaching and who is in that market. Confidence is the key to developing your integrated strategy, and it's difficult to be confident when you are unsure about who you are reaching. Once the market and audience are defined, you will have a clearer picture about what channels your audience utilizes, how they behave, what their buying cycles are and if they will share your information.
- Your website is the hub: When developing an integrated campaign, it is important to keep your website or microsite as the center of your efforts. Everything should point to your site and your site should point to everything from it. Why? Beyond the fact that your targets can engage further with your integrated efforts in a single environment, your site also retains extensive analytics, giving you the ability to interpret behaviors and react.
- Only play where they play: We all know new channels, especially social media channels, are popping up constantly. It's literally analysis paralysis, unless you stick to what channels your target audience is engaged in. This comes back to your well-developed target audience identification. You have to select the best channels for the majority of your audience. Don't fall victim to being everywhere and everything to everyone. It's better to do the best channels well, than all the channels…okay. Finally, simply repopulating the same content, messaging or graphics on multiple channels doesn't cut it. Each channel requires a specific approach.
- Don't cancel out traditional media: An integrated marketing approach is not only about digital – thus being integrated. Traditional media, such as TV, radio and print can play a significant role with your integrated campaign. Remember, it's not about what you or I think, it's about how your target is engaging.
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Dodgers RBI (Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities) is a baseball and softball youth development program of the Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation (LADF) that aims to: increase participation in the sport and use sports participation as an engagement tool to increase access to education, literacy, health, wellness and recreational resources in underserved communities. Dodgers RBI is bigger than baseball and focuses on youth development as it engages communities and families in programming.
Dodgers RBI Locations
In 2019, Dodgers RBI aims to serve over 10,000 youth across Los Angeles county. Neighborhoods served include, Compton, East Los Angeles, Northeast Los Angeles, Inglewood, Hawthorne, Harbor City, Cudahy, Florence-Firestone, South Los Angeles, Long Beach and Lynwood.
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This is the Year of Climate Change and Health, a 12-month APHA-led initiative with monthly themes meant to raise awareness of and mobilize action on the health impacts of climate change. In August, we focus on Water Quality. As the current American Journal of Public Health shows, access to and intake of clean water in the US is a health equity issue. The increasing temperatures and extreme weather events of climate change only make the water issues we face now more urgent.
The following AJPH editorial gives an overview of the latest research and has been adapted for Public Health Newswire. Here, Anisha I. Patel, MD, MSPH, MSHS with the Department of Pediatrics, and Laura A. Schmidt, PhD with the Department of Anthropology, History, and Social Medicine—both at the Philip R. Lee Institute for Health Policy Studies, University of California, San Francisco—offer commentary on the research.
The tragedy in Flint, Michigan, riveted the public health community to the problem of water access, highlighting its pernicious influence on low-income, minority families. In this issue of AJPH, Carolyn J. Brooks, of the Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health, and her co-authors put numbers on the scope of our nation's water access problem in "Racial/Ethnic and Socioeconomic Disparities in Hydration Status Among US Adults and the Role of Tap Water and Other Beverage Intake."
In this report, the researchers note that the problem extends beyond Flint. They found that nearly one third of US adults were inadequately hydrated, with African Americans, Hispanics and individuals at lower incomes at significantly higher risk for inadequate hydration than Whites and those with higher incomes.
In the United States, nearly one in two adults and one in four children do not drink tap water on a given day, with even more dismal statistics among minority and low-income populations. Plain water contributes to only one third of daily fluid intake, and intake is lower among the poor and minorities. When low-income minority populations do choose plain water, they are more likely to drink bottled water, a product that places an unequal cost burden on families.
We are only beginning to understand the inequities in water access and to embark on strategies to mitigate it. Given the scope of the problem documented by Brooks et al., we need to move toward evidence-based solutions on a national basis. We describe efforts around the country to address inequities in water access and what is currently known about their effectiveness.
Municipal water safety and public trust
Minority and low-income populations are more likely to live in rural areas with water contaminants and in older housing prone to lead contamination. Even when tap water is safe, many fear contamination and do not drink tap water because of numerous factors.
Reports relaying the results of municipal water testing are typically written in technical language that is beyond the public's literacy level. Distrust in tap water is heightened among immigrants from countries where tap water is unsafe to drink. Even if safe, water that tastes bad, is discolored or dispensed from an old, dirty tap may trigger distrust. In many communities, it may be easier to purchase bottled water than to find a clean, functioning drinking fountain.
Tap water suppliers are leading the charge to clean up municipal water and promote their products. Approaches include education through community campaigns, local tap water tasting events and reusable water bottle distribution. Louisville Water, which provides drinking water to Louisville, Kentucky, and surrounding areas, has trademarked its tap water—"Louisville pure tap"—to promote a more appealing, safe image (Figure 1). New York City promotes its award-winning water through billboards and portable tap fountains at city events.
For many low-income communities, concerns about water safety are all-too realistic. In some, funders and community organizations have innovated short-term strategies until more sustainable
solutions for cleaning up the water are available. California-based Agua4All installs filtered water bottle filling stations in libraries, schools and parks where potable drinking water is otherwise not readily available. To promote public trust, Agua4All posts a recognizable water droplet icon on stations to signify their safety (Figure 1). In Boston, Massachusetts, and Baltimore, Maryland, some public schools are providing bottled water until lead in water is remediated.
Although isolated efforts around the country to address these problems are a step in the right direction, scaled-up, sustainable strategies that promote clean water and instill public confidence are needed.
Water in schools and community settings
Efforts to reduce consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages (SSBs; sodas, sports drinks and other beverages with added sugar) have historically focused on restricting SSB access in schools and other community settings. In 2010, the federal Healthy Hunger-Free Kids Act requirement that water be provided with school meals incentivized schools to promote access to healthy beverage alternatives, such as fresh drinking water.
Even so, upward of 50 percent of US schools still do not provide free water in school cafeterias. Many that do provide a single fountain for hundreds of students. In studies in which we directly observed students in schools, rates of water fountain use ranged from 2 to 11 percent. These low rates stem not only from concerns about tap water safety, but also from the lack of appeal of fountains that are older, in disrepair, that dispense warm water, have minimal flow and are obstructed by cafeteria mops or cleaning equipment.
Recognizing the limitations of traditional drinking fountains, schools are increasingly providing water through stations with bottle filling capability or via dispensers with cups that allow students to drink more than a few sips of water (Figure 1). Evaluations of such efforts suggest that offering more appealing water can increase students' consumption of water, decrease their intake of SSBs, and help them maintain a healthier weight. Although similar efforts in nonschool settings are still in their infancy, evaluations show their promise in modifying beverage intake patterns. The City of San Francisco, California, is installing 100 water stations in public locations, such as parks, with many targeting the city's low-income communities (Figure 1).
Sugary drink taxes: carrot and stick
Taxing SSBs has emerged as an evidence-based approach to curb consumption of sugary drinks and promote cardiometabolic health. Eight US localities have SSB tax policies and another six are actively debating such measures. Opponents of SSB taxes argue that such levies are regressive, causing undue financial burden for lower-income populations.
If taxes were coupled with programs that provide safe, appealing tap water sources as a free substitute for SSBs, tap water could serve as a "carrot" to complement the "stick" of SSB taxation. By devoting a portion of the tax revenue to increasing access to free, safe and appealing tap water in low-income communities, governments could not only mitigate any regressive effects of SSB taxation, but also relieve the cost burden of purchasing bottled water as a substitute for SSBs.
Pairing SSB taxation with improved water access has been proposed but, as yet, not fully implemented. A popular proposal in Mexico that has yet to be finalized would use revenue from that country's SSB tax to fund purified water fountains in schools. Public health advocates in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and Berkeley, California, have also called for city SSB taxes to be earmarked for water access improvements. As more and more governments consider SSB taxation, the promotion of free, safe, appealing tap water access in low-income communities remains a promising, though still novel, approach to narrowing the gap in SSB-related health disparities and optimizing public health.
Prioritizing water access inequity solutions
The analysis by Brooks et al. demonstrates that the problem of water access and its associated socioeconomic inequities is national in scope. Isolated community efforts across the nation show some promising solutions, but there is much to be done. Efforts to test municipal water and clean up contaminants are not enough. The early experience of programs, primarily in schools, shows that water supply clean-up efforts must be coupled with ready access to appealing water sources and promotional campaigns to successfully increase water intake, reduce SSB consumption and stabilize weight gain.
A promising—but so far, untried—strategy would be to earmark a portion of SSB tax revenues for programs that promote the availability of appealing, free sources of tap water in low-income communities. Such programs would address criticisms about the regressive nature of SSB taxes, while promoting a freely available, healthy substitute for SSBs in our nation's most vulnerable communities.
Join the Environmental Health Coalition Twitter Chat, "What's in Your Water: The State of Water and Our Health," on Aug. 30 from 1-2 pm EDT to weigh in on the water issues we face and the solutions that work. This is part of the advocacy efforts of APHA and the coalition to protect public health and the environment. Follow @PublicHealth to learn more about the "What's in Your Water: The State of Water and Our Health" Twitter Chat! Use #SafeWater in your tweets, so users can easily search for what you and others are saying during the event. RSVP here.


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Today is the first day we have spent together under normal weather. Although, we can't complain because the house is very cool in the 90+ degree weather.
Kira and Joe are doing awesome. We walk, water the yard, play fetch (when Kira will let go of the ball) and we have been playing with the laser light. I had no idea Kira liked the light better than Joe. The first time I saw big ole Kira go after the light I almost peed my pants laughing at her. I had her running up and down the hall. For as big as she is, she can turn on a dime....she's pretty agile. But, it is hilarious to watch her chase the light!
Joe chases it but remails COOL while doing it. He doesn't want anyone to see him get TOO excited. He will lay there and throw a paw out if you put the light close. But he does like to play with his feather toy and the little rope. I guess I should say they are keeping ME entertained rather than me keeping them entertained.
I will give another update on Friday before I leave. But, for now, everything is A-OK.


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New Crew: Thomson Gloudemans, Audio Engineer
Words by Thomson Gloudemans. Photo by Morgan Laurie-Day.
"Hi! I'm Thomson Gloudemans, I have been living in Burlington for the past five years, and have been studying art at Burlington College. The majority of my focus is with sound. I am a beat maker, sound artist, and aspiring studio engineer. For me, the best aspect of Burlington, Vermont is the vast community of like-minded creative individuals. I am proud to be a member of Big Heavy World, as they put out a tremendous effort to support and promote Vermont musicians and creators."


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"I could not be any happier with my choice to go with Christian and Camille for my wedding videographers! They were an absolute dream to work with, and the end product was more beautiful than I could've ever imagined. I'm so grateful that I will have such an amazing video to remember my big day for the rest of my life. Thank you both so so much!"
-Sarah Reese / 2019 Bride


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FPB tap water named Frankfort On Tap/
Event at Water Treatment Plant kicked off National Drinking Water Week.
FRANKFORT – The Frankfort Plant Board officially named the tap water it treats and distributes Frankfort On Tap. FPB water officials, joined by Mayor Bill May, Department for Environmental Protection Commissioner Aaron Keatley, and FPB Board Chair Anna Marie Rosen, launched the water branding campaign Monday afternoon at the water treatment plant. The event was held in conjunction with the kick-off of National Drinking Water Week.
"We are proud of the quality of water provided by FPB's water treatment plant," said FPB Public Information Coordinator Cathy Lindsey. "So proud, in fact, that we have named it. We are excited to launch our Frankfort On Tap branding campaign to promote the value of our public-sourced tap water here in Frankfort and surrounding counties."
FPB delivers on average about 4,000 gallons of fresh clean tap water (Frankfort On Tap) to each home for about a dollar a day. That equals about a half cent per gallon. In comparison, bottled water is more than 700 times more expensive than tap water.
By naming Frankfort On Tap, FPB is emphasizing the value and importance of safe and clean drinking water and pride that we live a community where it is locally treated and distributed. For more information, go to www.FrankfortOnTap.com.
FPB, the American Water Works Association and the water community across the country will celebrate Drinking Water Week (May 6-12, 2018) by recognizing the vital role drinking water plays in daily lives. This year's theme is "Protect the Source." Focus will be placed on ways in which water consumers can take personal responsibility in caring for their tap water and protecting it at its source.
Mayor May presented a proclamation declaring May 6-12 as National Drinking Water Week. The proclamation recognizes water as our most valuable natural resource and calls upon citizens to protect our water sources from pollution.
About Drinking Water Week
For more than 40 years, AWWA and its members have celebrated Drinking Water Week, a unique opportunity for both water professionals and the communities they serve to join in recognizing the vital role water plays in daily lives. Additional information about Drinking Water Week, including free materials for download and celebration ideas, is available on the Drinking Water Week webpage.
For news and updates, please go to http://fpb.cc or follow @fewpb and @fpbalerts on Twitter and like us on Facebook.


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Having worked on critically acclaimed shows like The Soprano's and Sex And The City, it's obvious that our next guest has was it takes to be a veteran producer, writer and filmmaker. On the 14th episode of The Truth Prescription, Pony Gayle joins the Doctor's Office.
Pony is currently working on the docu-series "Outrageous," which tells real stories of people in the LBGTQ community and their allies which is on Amazon Prime. She was hearing from others that stories of different people weren't being told so she wanted to provide a space and a show that reflected the world. Pony wanted to use film and art to educate people who aren't LGBT to have a different experience. It was Pony's mother, who was diagnosed with polio when she was 7; right before they developed the vaccine that suggested she take an internship at a Cable company. In this episode we talk about:
- How Pony's mother was a huge inspiration given she had achieved so much with a disability
- How she came to a place of sobriety and truth
- Creativity is a must in her to maintain authencity in her life
You can connect with Pony on:
And check out Outrageous here:
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Optimal Monetary Policy under Uncertainty
Richard T. Froyen and Alfred V. Guender
Chapter 2: A Basic Model and Some Early Results
Richard T. Froyen and Alfred V. Guender
The literature in this part treats the question of optimal monetary policy as one of constrained optimization in an uncertain environment. The policymaker minimizes a given loss function. In the chapters in this part, the loss function will simply be posited to be a social welfare function, the arguments of which are various macroeconomic goals (such as high employment and price stability). Later we will consider the derivation of the loss function and extensions of it to a multi-period time horizon. The constraints facing the policymaker are the equations of the model that characterizes the economy. These equations specify relationships among the variables that the policymaker controls, the instruments, those he wishes to influence, the goals (or targets), as well as other endogenous and exogenous variables. Uncertainty enters because we assume these equations are stochastic. Adding these stochastic elements to the model is a representation of the fact that in the real world the goal variables will be affected by numerous factors about which the policymaker has only limited knowledge. In this chapter we set out the equations for one type of model that has been widely used in the optimal monetary policy literature. Next we consider several possible loss functions that have been employed. We then consider optimal policy questions within a simplified model that was used by Poole (1970). Poole's model illustrates the basic nature of the relationship between the optimal monetary policy and the types of the uncertainty that confront the policymaker – a relationship...
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This 9TWENTY Cap is an unstructured cap with a London Majors team logo on the front panel, stitched New Era® flag at wearer's left side, and embroidered IBL Logo on the rear. The six panel construction features breathable eyelets with a curved visor and button at top. Open back has an adjustable New Era® D-clip closure.
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The 1970 housing census enumerated 1,860,111 housing units. The Allende government expanded the housing program. In 1971, 6.5% of the national budget was expended on public housing, mainly for the poor, and the state built 76,079 new housing units. The military government, on the other hand, stressed the role of the private sector in the housing market. In 1974, the number of new units built by the public sector was 3,297, as against 17,084 units built privately; the corresponding figures for 1984 were 276 and 46,493. Construction was one of the hardest-hit sectors in the recession of 1982, but international loans for highway building and maintenance helped offset the losses in housing.
From 1981 through 1985, the number of new units built was 201,244. The number of new dwellings completed jumped from 88,000 in 1991 to 106,000 in 1992. As of 2001, there were about four million dwellings across the country. The same year, the government had pledged to build at least 25,000 basic homes per year for low-income and poverty stricken residents. The government also set up a subsidy program for those who could not obtain a mortgage. With such assistance, the government estimates that about 100,000 families currently living in squatter villages or slums can be relocated to permanent dwellings by 2005, with an additional 30,000 familes by 2007.


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Cast / crew
Shadow of a Doubt (1942)
When Uncle Charlie arrives in the small Californian town of Santa Rosa, he is welcomed with open arms by his family, especially his niece, also named Charlie. However, she soon begins to harbour doubts about her favourite uncle.
Something clearly evident here is the sense of glee that Hitchcock, and no one else, brought to the subject of murder and was a critical element in making his films so entertaining. Even though he usually made crime thrillers, Hitchcock also consistently made his films will-he-get-away-with-it's not who-dun-it's. He then backs that up by making it a very real possibility that the villain (a successfully cast-against-type Joseph Cotten) will, if not succeed at his malevolence, get away with it. Hitchcock's repeated success at balancing these two elements (among others) is why he is a genius.
Classified PG by BBFC. Parental Guidance.


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Drop-in Meditation Classes -Sheffield Tuesday & Thursday 12pm - 1pm
Tuesday With Steve Given
Thursday with Bob banks
Friday With Kelsang Lekchog
Day & Time
12 noon to 1pm
Course level
Suitable for all levels.
Here are some frequently asked questions
Class fee
Drop in class Booking is not requiered
£4.50 per class or £7 with soup & roll after the class.
Letting go of Anxiety
June 3 – June 28
Letting go of Mental Busyness
July 1 – July 19
Summer Break – Classes resume in early Sept
Our experienced teachers are male or female, lay or ordained (Buddhist monk or nun). They will begin with an introduction, and guide a breathing meditation to help settle your mind. They will then give a teaching based on the topic of the class, with clear and logical explanations using examples and analogies.
An important characteristic of Modern Buddhism is to present Dharma teachings as personal advice that can be integrated into daily life. The intention of the teachings and guided meditations is to help you develop peaceful, clear and positive states of mind. This will help you develop your own inner wisdom, so that you can solve your daily problems and enjoy a more meaningful life.
Depending on the class, there will be either another guided meditation or a discussion with the opportunity to ask questions and clarify doubts.
All of our activities are run by volunteers, and we are a registered charity. The class and course fees help cover the costs of running the Centre.


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Austin Regional Clinic (ARC) doctors, staff, and leadership are committed to providing our community with high quality convenient care. One of the ways we demonstrate this priority is through our online transparency.
You can review our provider ratings and comments on our web site with the confidence that they are all based on verified visits. We post all patient feedback relevant to the visit and only refrain from posting comments that are libelous, profane, or those that risk the privacy of our patients.
The below guide provides details about how we collect and share our patient feedback.
ARC partnered with the local Austin company Humm Systems to install feedback tablets in our exam rooms to collect patient feedback at the time of the doctor's visit. Humm is an independent third party customer feedback company that provides the technology to collect the feedback and display ratings and comments on our web site. All ratings are submitted by actual patients and verified by ARC.
Tablets are either available in the exam room or at the front desk. All patients can provide feedback on the tablets at any time during or after their visit. Patients are asked to complete the survey and provide ratings and comments regarding their experience at different touch points of their visit. We use this feedback to recognize doctors and staff, identify issues we can correct, and enhance our care.
ARC posts all positive and negative patient feedback that is relevant to the visit. We refrain from posting comments that are libelous, profane, or those that risk the privacy of our patients.
ARC asks five basic questions that touch on the overall patient experience related to their visit. Anyone seeking detailed information about each question can view the ratings for each specific question on the Feedback tab on the provider bio page on the website. We calculate our star ratings based on responses to the below questions.
Since more recent data provides a more accurate picture, we require a minimum of 30 patient surveys per doctor in the last 12 months before we post a physician's rating.
No. Only patients having an outpatient visit by an ARC physician receive a survey. The results are based entirely from patients who have actually been treated by the physician.
Patients are anonymous when they fill out the feedback tablets. There is no personally identifiable information displayed at any time.
Dr. Kuhl only sees patients for illness and injury.
Patients should always follow-up with their primary care physician (PCP).
I am fortunate to have found a profession that is not only challenging and constantly evolving, but one that allows me to develop rich relationships over time with patients and families. Best of all, no matter how busy or difficult my day might be, my patients find a way to entertain me with moments of humor. Practicing pediatrics is a pleasure on many levels.
As the father of two children, Dr. Kuhl's greatest pleasure is time spent with family. "Watching one's children (and their long-time friends) gradually turn into accomplished and interesting young adults is a joy," he says. Dr. Kuhl's other spare time pursuits include reading, gardening, jogging and church activities.
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Have you ever considered taping into your creative-self, as your way, to explore and reach all these different goals? To explore and reach your inner self and identity?
This workshop by Maria Samara will take place as part of SUPERHEROES DAY on March 12, a Saturday event dedicated to women's issues.
But what does it really mean "Tapping into your Creative Self"? What is being creative?
Being creative is an interactive process of empowerment and self- healing. Is allowing yourself to make mistakes, to be free and spontaneous. To trust and share, to communicate and connect. Is to live life to its full potential. In a way is to be in love with life.
About Maria Samara
For more than 20 years as a musician /performer and 18 years as a therapist/psychotherapist, reaching there, was my goal both as a person and as a therapist. Having music along the way, I learned how to be spontaneous and expressive. How to communicate, to share, to connect, to trust and to feel. I learned how to be open, to take risks, to listen to my "soul sing", to be true and respectful to my feelings. I learned in a word how to be creative.
Sharing this experience and opening up new paths of empowerment and self-healing has become my new task, and that is why I started with the "Waking Up your Creative Self" groups a year ago.
The groups, using music therapy and Guided Imagery and Music(GIM) techniques, like improvisation, free music making, singing, moving, dancing, music listening, and the use of other forms of art, aim in providing for the participants the time and space to relax, feel, connect, communicate, explore, share at all levels- personal and social, and of course, have tones of fun!!!!
Music being a holistic tool, reaching both mind, body, soul, and spirit can be the frame that safely holds us all together and keep us moving.
So, if you want to live life a little more today, come join us to "Waking Up your Creative Self" groups and dance, sing, play, love and be in love with life and with yourself. See the beauty in life and you will bring out the beauty from within.
To join the workshop, please RSVP for our event Superheroes Day here.


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Northeast Ohio Medical University will be hosting a training titled "Primary Care Administration of MAT: Assessment, Management, and Referral to Address the Opioid Epidemic." The training is intended for doctors, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants. Please see the attached flyer HERE, or contact Julie Stier at email@example.com if you have any questions.
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More than 600 students and staff of the Missouri Association of Student Councils (MASC) will convene at William Woods University June 9-14 for leadership camp.
"This year, approximately 130 public and private schools will send selected high school and middle school students to participate in the camp designed to develop and enhance their leadership skills. The association has been meeting on the William Woods campus for nearly 30 years.
"Each school is responsible for choosing students who will participate and does so based on its own criteria. According to Terri Johnson, executive director of MASC and the camp director, a school can send anywhere from one to 15 delegates to participate. Students will stay in the residence halls during the week they are on campus.
"The activities are specially designed to help the students sharpen their problem-solving and communication skills, as well as help them improve in such areas as self-awareness, decision-making and project planning abilities. The sessions also stress the development of project and activity ideas the students can use when they return to their schools.
" "The purpose of the Summer Leadership Institute held at William Woods is to train and develop leadership qualities in students and advisors," Johnson said. "The camp is open to student councils who are members of MASC. They send delegates to learn skills in leadership, solving problems, project development, evaluation, and fund raising."
"She added, "After attending the Summer Leadership Institute, the students return to their schools with enhanced leadership skills and the ability to provide quality student activity programs in their schools and community."
"Our program teaches and encourages students to be excellent role models for other students and to involve all kinds of students in their schools in student council and government activities," she explained.


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Protecting the children: Don't blame overburdened workers in underfunded system
For more than two decades, I have stood helplessly by, watching the system of children's care perpetrate and perpetuate abuse of the very people who are working tirelessly to eradicate the abuse — myself included.
No one outside this system of care has the right to criticize the folks in the trenches. No one outside of the system knows what it's like to hold the safety, the life, of a child in his hands.
Outsiders don't know what it's like to have to determine whether a child can stay home safely or must be stripped from his home. Social workers are criticized for ripping families apart, and they are criticized for letting them stay together. It's a lose-lose situation always.
As in every other profession, there is a small percentage of social workers and other community mental-health professionals who don't do their jobs, and they should be dismissed.
In my experience, however, 97 percent truly care about doing a good job, about making good decisions for people and their families. They try hard to do the right thing, all while underfunded, understaffed and underpaid. Most have caseloads three to four times what best practice recommends. Does $30,000 a year cover such responsibility?
It's not humanly possible for these folks to do what is expected of them. This is the most difficult job in the world; those who do it are abused by the system and sometimes by the families they're trying to help. But they work every day to help stop abuse within families.
It's a tough job, having all this responsibility, and all would agree that monumental changes are needed. The entire system needs to be overhauled. Don't just punish a worker or two, then wait for the next tragedy to get up in arms.
If we really cared about children, the elderly and every other vulnerable person around us, we would adequately fund child-protective services and other agencies so they could do their jobs and do them to the best of their ability.
Until this happens, Kentucky will remain high in child-fatality rankings. But with proper funding and resources, fewer children in Kentucky would die. Are we willing to put our money where our mouth is?


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Public transport into the city reaches a new high
24 April 2019
A record number of Aucklanders are leaving their cars at home in favour of public transport to get into the city centre each morning.
Auckland Transport's Group Manager Metro Services, Stacey Van Der Putten says 48 per cent of people used buses, trains and ferries to get into the city between 7am and 9am in March. "This is a new high, up two per cent on February and a six per cent increase on January."
Last month, 767 fewer vehicles drove into the city in the morning, despite 4,000 more people making the trip.
"It's great that Aucklanders are getting the message that there are options other than driving. In fact total public transport patronage for March was just over ten million trips, another record."
Last year new bus networks were rolled out in the central suburbs and on the North Shore, more than 500,000 Aucklanders now live within 500 metres of a frequent service, which runs at least every 15 minutes, all day every day. Each weekday morning 620 buses bring Aucklanders into the city many of them using dedicated bus or transit lanes.
Stacey Van Der Putten says, "More bus lanes, electric trains, double decker buses and improved facilities mean more people prefer public transport as a quick and comfortable option."
Auckland Transport actively monitors the transport network within the city centre with the goal of making sure that the movement of people can be as efficient as possible.
To manage the growing demands on the city centre network priority is given to public transport, walking and biking.
People walking or biking into the city also took advantage of the fine weather with the percentage rising from seven to nine per cent.
There were 25,000 bike trips on the Nelson St cycleway and 43,000 trips on Quay St in March.


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LE VAU, Louis
(b. 1612, Paris, d. 1670, Paris)
Exterior view1656-61
Château Vaux-le-Vicomte, Maincy (Seine-et-Marne)
In 1656, Le Vau began his architectural masterpiece, the Chateau Vaux-le-Vicomte, owned by France's wealthy finance minister Nicolas Fouquet (1615-1680). Probably the most important French château of the Baroque period, it possesses all the archetypal classical characteristics of order, balance and symmetry, while its monumental form conveys a sense of enduring power. Its façade is dominated by a large pediment and oval dome, accompanied by alternating patterns of windows and pilasters. The building, whose interiors were decorated by Charles Lebrun and others, stands in formal gardens designed by Andre Le Nôtre.
This structure, according to contemporaries, outshone everything which had previously been achieved in the field.
The picture shows the entrance front.
View the façade and ground plan of Château Vaux-le-Vicomte, Maincy.


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hudson residence
pensacola, florida
On Bayou Texar in Pensacola, Florida, a French Colonial Plantation Style house occupies a gently rolling six-acre property that feels timeless and historically appropriate in its place among the oaks.
"When Suellen and Hal Hudson were planning a home on Bayou Texar in Pensacola, Florida, their kernel of inspiration was Parlange, a historicFrench Colonial plantation in Louisiana. The circa 1750 structure, upriver from New Orleans, had captured them since their daughter, Emily, pointed out is image in a book." (Grauerholz, Mary. "Beauty on the Bayou". New Old House, Spring-Summer 2012.)


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The CITL researchers concluded that taxpayers have ponied up over $4 billion on the Veterans Health Information Systems and Technology Architecture (VistA), and its predecessor, the Decentralized Hospital Computer Program, since 1977.
CITL compared VA IT spending levels from 2001 to 2007 with that in the private sector and came up with a ratio of IT spending to total healthcare spending of 4.76 percent at the VA and 3.97 percent in the private sector figure.
"The VA has achieved close to 100 percent adoption of several VistA components since 2004," the article said. "In contrast, the private health care sector has not reached significant adoption of any of these systems."
Adoption in the private sector of inpatient electronic health records stands at 61 percent, according to the article, use of inpatient bar-code medication administration, at 22 percent; computerized physician order entry adoption, at 16 percent; and outpatient electronic medical record adoption, at 12 percent.
"For preventive care process measures such as cancer screenings, the VA had higher performance during 2004 to 2007 relative to the private health care sector," the article concluded. "The VA averaged about fifteen percentage points higher than the private sector on preventive care for patients with diabetes."


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The Grammar Grind: Introduction
Rachelle M. N. Shaw
With texting and social networking playing such a big part in our daily methods of communication, particularly among adolescents, it's easy to see why grammar takes a backseat. There are even some who believe punctuation and grammar are overrated and don't make a bit of difference. But I'm here to you that just the opposite is true. Especially if you're a writer. A great storyline and well-developed characters are only part of what makes a good book good. The use of correct punctuation and grammar will help give your book a fighting chance in the publishing world; a book that is a grammatical nightmare will likely just be fed to the shredder, or it will be tossed in a slush pile, buried by thousands of other books just like it.
Skeptical? The next time you come across a story with little or no punctuation, or even massively incorrect punctuation, take note of how quickly you tire of it when trying to decipher the sentence. You may even give up on it after a paragraph or two. In a previous series of mine, Why Good Writing Matters, I briefly touched on the subject of grammar and how it can affect one's writing. In this series, The Grammar Grind, I'll go more in depth with the rules of grammar and present a few tips for remembering them. After all, what good does it do to mention the rules if they don't stick? By the end of this series, I hope to clearly explain the basic rules of punctuation and grammar so that they etch themselves into your brain...or at the very least, adhere to it.


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What Is a Good Paint Color for a Kitchen?
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If you are searching for the answer of this question, 'what is a good paint color for kitchen?' then I would offer you the one and only, white color. Yeah, white has been the most favorite color all the time, since it brings you peace, calmness, light. The light sensation which it brings will make your kitchen room look bigger and clean. Some said that sometimes white color gives dull and cold feelings, especially in our kitchen room. Well, I might say that is just so wrong. There is no bad color, indeed. Rather than bad, you only cannot mix and match the main color with the complementary ones. That what makes you feel the white color is not good for your kitchen. Then, what is a good paint color for a kitchen? That is one of frequently asked question you could find these days, especially when people pick to go with more colorful colors, the white color is just being the optional for the last color to be picked. Well, to say it bluntly, white is actually not considered as a color. It is the manifestation of the presence of all color, the complete energy of light, which makes this perfectly fit in to be applied as a good paint color for your kitchen. As time goes by, white has been becoming the most favorite option for paint color in any interiors. Beside of the light sensation that a white color brings, it somehow stands for wholeness and completion, also it represents openness and truth. Even though white has a cold quality, it still can provide clarity to your kitchen room.
What is a good paint color for a kitchen then? I still recommend you white color. Because of the light sensation it brings, it would make your room look bigger. White color also has some useful functions that related to our lives if we apply it in our kitchen rooms; white color has a function to clear clutter and obstacles away, it also has a function as the outset for a fresh beginning, it can bring all of us the mental clarity, which would lead us to gain the purification of thoughts or actions.


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Bucket List Beaches You Shouldn't Miss
Who doesn't love getting away to the beach? The sand, sea, and sun always seem to perk us up and help us to feel better once we're back on home soil. We can swim, sunbathe, read to our heart's content and even drink cocktails on the right beach. If you're a beach fanatic, or looking for somewhere to visit on your next beach holiday, you've come to the right place.
Here are the bucket list beaches you shouldn't miss!
Half Moon Caye, Belize
Half Moon Caye is effectively two islands. The eastern Half Moon is pure sand with palms, while the western part is mainly Ziricote forest. It's amazing, as you can walk from one side of the beach and end up in a thick jungle. In the sea surrounding this beach, four distinct marine habitats have been identified. This includes a number of shipwrecks that divers are free to explore!
Anse Source D'Argent, La Digue, Seychelles
This beach is located in the northeast of Madagascar, off the coast of Africa. It looks exotic and far from ordinary when you first see it, which is why so many choose to visit. The environment is unspoiled, and the rock formations are perfect for exploring. The granite boulders helps to make the beach more secluded with plenty of spots to relax. April-October are the ideal times for snorkeling and diving.
Pink Sands Beach, Harbour Island, Bahamas
This beach is so beautiful it was used as the backdrop for Sports Illustrated magazine's annual swimsuit issue. This beach is famous for its gorgeous pink hue, that comes from crushed coral. The dramatic look is 100 feet wide in places, and can give the beach a truly magical feel. The water is a clear blue-green, and the beach itself doesn't see much traffic. Visit in the morning if you want to see the beach at its best. December to April is the best time to go.
Whitehaven Beach, Whitsunday Island, Australia
Whitehaven beach is the most photographed beach in Australia, with bright white sand an unbelievable turquoise waters. Whitehaven beach is on the largest of the 74 Whitsunday Islands along the Great Barrier Reef, and is a repeat winner of clean beach awards. It's perfect for families and couples, as it's dog free and smoke free, and the sand is almost completely free of anything but silica. Certain companies that arrange trips to the beach may even help with proposals if you ask nicely. May – October is a great time to go, as temperatures are comfortable and it's peak time to see turtles and whales. Hill Inet has incredible views of the beach.
Ko Phi Phi Don, Thailand
Ko Phi Phi is known for being funky and laid back; known as backpacker paradise. It's home to one of the world's most gorgeous beaches where you can drink rum out of buckets, party all night, and meet interesting people. The food is nice and there's space on the beach. Bear in mind the people you meet here are generally more mature than you may find at, say, Ko Pha Ngan.


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Wow; what a beautiful movie.
Small, unassuming, quiet, still. Dramatic because it is completely prosaic. A 10x10' world in which time stands still.
An Irish/Canadian co-production, filmed in Toronto.
It was not quite as great as I had heard, expected, or hoped, but it's riveting nonetheless. Brie Larson will surely be nominated for an Academy Award, and nine-year-old Jacob Tremblay is, in a word, amazing. If nominated, he'll be the youngest since Jackie Cooper in 1931.
His bottomless and telling eyes, elfin grin, and that hair. He simply melts your heart again and again and again. I watched him for two hours and it felt like a blink.
Room will change your perspective, both grand and granular, and you'll see rooms anew for a while, I suspect. "Hello, chair 1. Hello, chair 2."
Do catch it if you can.
Unlike, say, 12 Years a Slave, it won't quite burn you to your seat, but you'll be seared deeply by it, and all the more grateful if you're not already.


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Friday, December 3, 2010
Another Christmas video and another cookie recipe.
Thursday's cookie recipe is "Anne's Dried Cherry and Almond Biscotti." Well must say that didn't do anything for me either, so going to give that a miss also. This is not going well is it!!
So I went to work on Thursday. I enjoyed it and it made a lovely change. Will say though I wasn't too keen on the early start and although I was "perky" on Thursday, must say I am glad I am only working the two days, starting at 8am, as I can't guarantee on being "perky" everyday when I have to get up at 5am.
It takes an hour for me to get to work, and on Thursday morning, I also had garbage to put out, plus do a few other jobs, including putting supper in the crockpot. As I said though it made a nice change.
I see its coming up to a big week in Coronation Street.........
9 comments:
- Toria said...
I haven't been overly enamoured with the recipes so far, but this one does tempt me. I have no idea where to buy dried cherries, but I thought dried apricot or cranberries might work.
Biscotti can taste yummy, either with coffee or with a liqueur.
- December 3, 2010 at 3:32 AM
- Valerie said...
Getting up at 5am would be a terrible hardship for me, especially this weather. Loved the video.
- December 3, 2010 at 4:38 AM
- LizBeth said...
Hope you get to sleep in tomorrow!! ~Liz
- December 3, 2010 at 8:28 AM
- Jane and Chris said...
Gill, do you mean the British Corrie or what we are seeing right now on CBC? The British one looks very exciting but we are going to have to wait a while!! Corrie is the only TV we watch.
Jane x
- December 3, 2010 at 10:01 AM
- Stephanie V said...
Love biscotti. You're playing havoc with my will power. I'm sure just reading the recipes is dangerous :)
- December 3, 2010 at 11:02 AM
- Lib said...
You are one busy Lady!
Have aGreat wk.
- December 3, 2010 at 11:43 AM
- Star said...
Loved the lead guitar! Will pass on the recipe, for now.
You are brave to get up so early. I get up early but only to make a cup of tea and then go back to bed!
Blessings, Star
- December 3, 2010 at 4:57 PM
- Piece by Piece said...
Love the music and video. I see Eastenders and Emmerdale are going off the air until after Christmas, will have to start watching Cornation Street I guess.
- December 3, 2010 at 7:06 PM
- Rose said...
And that extra few bucks will come in handy...
- December 5, 2010 at 9:43 PM


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It could be said that, "The Malibu" was named after the summer sunset in Southern California, with its gold and pink hues. Instead, the real story behind the mocktail, involves singer Anderson .Paak and his song, "Malibu," along with our desire to get back into the "lab."
As of recent, we've been feeling like we haven't been experimenting at the tea bar as much as we used to; those late nights playing around with how tea can be pushed beyond the cup (or in this case, a different kind of cup). It's that different kind of cup that made us start thinking about the trend of mocktails and how we could infuse the tea world into the recently popular non-alcoholic drink scene.
We've played around a bunch before with making tea cocktails, balancing the fusion of alcohol bases and tea concentrates, but tea-mocktails require a unique kind of concocting. Mocktails are non-alcoholic versions of typically alcoholic beverages. There's an attention to detail in their development. Without having alcohol their flavor profiles require a different kind of backbone to build upon. For tea-mocktails, it's even more about tea as an ingredient and how every other added one pairs perfectly with the flavors of that specific loose leaf. Thinking outside the box and just grabbing enticing craft ingredients with the singular goal of highlighting a tea is what really excites us the most about this tea-mocktail trend and menu we are building. Not to mention, building off the taste of one of our very own teas is where the fun really starts!
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The mocktail's inherent attention to detail and complexity is why we wanted to build a tea-mocktail menu for the tea bar. Premium quality loose leaf has always been viewed as an archaic, unapproachable, and complex sip. Tea People's mission is to demystify that assumption. We want to do the same thing with mocktails as we aim to do for tea. It's not about taking away the complexity of tea or tea-mocktails, it's about making them approachable for everyone. We want our menu to make the concept of a craft sip simple to the everyday drinker.
The Malibu, is the first craft tea-mocktail we're launching at the tea bar. The Malibu features our July tea of the month, Coconut Green. This loose leaf has a green tea base and is flavored with real coconut flakes and extract, so on its own it's naturally sweet and almost creamy in mouthfeel.
Our tea geek Ken Kawachi said in regards to the thought process behind the drink that,
"The goal was to create a crisp, clean, and refreshing drink with an emphasis on tropical feelings out of Coconut Green tea. After multiple tests, one shaker accident resulting in a ruined shirt and tie, and the will to continue, the Malibu came to life. "
These tropical feelings came in the from of spearmint sprigs and a choice of fresh housemade strawberry or mango puree, all shaken and strained over ice. The vibrancy of these ingredients both highlight the loose leaf, but also allow for the natural creaminess and refreshingly light aftertaste to shine through.
For now, as we build out our new tea-mocktail menu at the tea bar, we're sampling all of our creations! So far we've gotten pretty rave reviews in the drinks ability to highlight the Coconut Green tea from tea connoisseurs and novice tea lovers alike! Come share your tasting notes with one of our tea geeks and see what the tea-mocktail scene is all about.
Print out this recipe and try it for yourself or swing on by the tea bar (8 Octavia, SF) to taste our first go at a tea-mocktail!
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text: Jonathan Todres is Professor of Law at Georgia State University College of Law. His research centers on children's rights and child well-being. He has authored numerous publications on child trafficking and related forms of exploitation, implementation of children's rights law, economic and social rights, and legal and cultural constructs of childhood. He is co-author of Human Rights in Children's Literature: Imagination and the Narrative of Law (Oxford University Press, 2016) and co-editor of The U.N. Convention on the Rights of the Child: An Analysis of Treaty Provisions and Implications of US Ratification (Transnational, 2006). Todres serves as a regular advisor to nongovernmental organizations working on legislative and policy initiatives to address children's rights issues. He lectures frequently on children's rights and has presented testimony before the U.N. Committee on the Rights of the Child and at congressional briefings in the U.S. House of Representatives and U.S. Senate on child trafficking and other children's rights issues. Since 2012, Todres has served on three committees of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine—two addressing bullying prevention, and one on commercial sexual exploitation and sex trafficking of minors in the United States. He is a Fellow of the American Bar Foundation. Todres holds a J.D. from Columbia Law School and a B.A. (International Development) from Clark University.


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At the press day for the The Grudge, which is produced by Raimi's Ghost House pictures, IGN was on hand to talk to the director/producer about the upcoming special edition of Spider-Man 2.
The release date is not set in stone yet, but it looks as if it will probably be ready mid to late 2005. "Well, I know that I won't be done with my part of [Spider-Man 2.5], these new effects shots, the editing... I'm still boarding the new scenes, so I don't know, but I don't think I can be done until January at least, maybe February."
"I'm kind of completing scenes that we didn't have the money to complete when we did the first movie. I board out, with my artists, a lot of sequences in the Spider-Man movies, that I eventually cut down for pacing sake. Most often times, for money sake, I can't afford them. Now Sony said to me, 'We want to release a 2.5,' because they want to make more money. It's not really that I had some scenes to put in. The movie really was the best I could make it. It's not like I think I could make it better. I said, 'Okay, if you want to spend money and really give the kids a few more action scenes, okay, that's fine.' It's the kids choice if they want to spend that money, then I think it's fair."
So why release Spider-Man 2 and then 2.5 later? Raimi has a very honest answer: "Well, I think that, one, it's just a financial decision by the studio. They know that people who liked the second movie would want to own it as it is on DVD, and then it's just a gamble. 'Oh, if we spend another four million dollars, can we make another ten million dollars? I think that's how it works."
The extra footage will mostly be extensions of action sequences from the original release. "It may not seems like a lot to you, but it's a lot to me. There's like six seconds new of the train, there's gonna be eight seconds new of some water fight you never saw, there's like twelve seconds new on this battle building. For me, though, twelve seconds is six shots that will have to be figured out and within that two seconds, the amount of animation of each of those tentacles and how Spidey's gonna move and it's very complicated for me."
Spider-Man 2 first hits DVD on November 30th, 2004 with the 2.5 edition likely landing in mid to late 2005. You can read our full interview with Raimi here.


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Starring: Harsha, Neha Patil, Chikkanna, Padmaja Rao, Shobhraj
Two powerful rowdies Bala and Dingraja have a huge rivalry and they control real estate deals. Both are always trying to get each others clients and won't stop at anything. In the middle of this is Harsha who works for a finance company and lives with his mother leading a normal decent life. His mother has the habit of taking upvasa and one day she feels dizzy while at the temple. As she is about to fall she is helped by Neha and her friends. The girls take her home and make sure she is ok. This impresses her and she suddenly asks Neha to marry her son. Neha is surprised and though she always has quick witted replies she doesn't have an answer. Finally she agrees to meet Harsha and a meeting is set up at a restaurant. When Harsha describes his normal boring lifestyle, Neha is not impressed and tells him she likes rowdies. Harsha then tells her that he is actually a rowdy and pretending to be a decent fellow to make his mother happy. Later, he goes to meet his friend, Chikkanna who is a budding film director and requests him to think of some way in which he can convince Neha that he is actually a rowdy. The friends come up with a plan and call Neha to join them when they're making their next deal….


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The Semi-casual Aside
The room was sweltering, which I didn't think would possible in September, but the crowd of 13 bodies drove the humidity through the roof. None of this was helped by the new addition of finger pushups during the warm-up. Teacher is one of those guys who can get to two fingers (thumb and pointer) during push-ups and is encouraging us to strengthen our hands the same way. I was able to do five with all fingers which surprised the hell out of me. Nothing I've ever tried before. I felt bad for all the new kids in class.
For the first time in a long while, or as long as I can remember, we actually have more people new to class than old timers. Beard and I are the most senior, followed by the Twins and Robot who just started within the year, and the rest are all sorts of new within the last two months.
After warm-ups Teacher placed me with Tall J, who I presume is in high school and is very pleasant. We did one-step sparring and he obviously knew what he was doing so I finally asked and found out that he was Brown in Shito-Ryu Karate. Hah! It's awesome to have folks in the know. Teacher was spoiling me instead of taking lumps with all the new folks.
Dave came in a bit late and joined me and Tall J and we noticed something sweet in Tall Js punches. Both Dave and I are taller than Tall J so his middle height punches come in at that range between a middle and lower block. It slides in 9/10ths of the time. Phenomenal! The fact that he used a casual speed at the start of the punch completely threw us off every time.
At the end of class Teacher pulled me aside. I should have known this was coming, but he wanted to find out what I was doing for Thanksgiving. Was he going to invite me for dinner or ask to get invited to my house? No, he was telling to get ready for a test. After he gets back from vacation it's going to be go time.
I asked him if I needed to study something in particular. Other than doing everything with exceeding polish he said he was going to test my "control." He didn't want to give me anymore than that. I don't even know why I asked. Anxiety powers activate!


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