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So what I didn't show you in my last post on our paint and flooring update in the living room was that the baseboards weren't painted. From a distance it didn't probably seem obvious but in person it was very obvious. When I negotiated for our living room to be painted, I said that I would do the trim since it was all within reach for me and it saved me some on my quote.
And also when the flooring was installed, I got him to install the new shoe molding but it was only pre-primed, everything needed to be caulked and then painted.
This door frame was probably the worst and it was glaring at me for the last 3 months every time I would sit on the couch and feed the baby. But at least I hadn't had to look at those mustard walls and nasty carpet. I could deal with the unpainted trim. But finally the day came when I was ready to tackle painting the trim.
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Gotta love those crisp, clean, perfect lines!
And the contrast between those neutral walls, the crisp white trim, and the dark wood floors has me doing all the heart eyes!
Our living room is definitely the most decorated and prettiest room so far in our house after moving in and having a new baby.
Especially since it went from this…
to this!!
And the view from the front door went from this…
to this!
Oh that coral wall is still there in the front room and that ugly lineoleum is still there in the kitchen… but at least this is looking better. This house is definitely teaching me some lessons in patience as we tackle one thing at a time and the list seems a mile long.
If you remember my living room in my old house this is all the same furniture. Eventually we have plans to change some of this out and I would like to update the coffee table but I have bigger projects that must be done first. The rug is a new addition though. Rugs have been on my list to find since we knew we would do wood floors in this house. And I happened across this one at a yard sale for $10 on the morning of the day I went into labor. Yes I was yard sale-ing at 40 weeks and 4 days pregnant – maybe all my fun deals and the heat is what put me into labor. LOL!
No curtains or blinds and basically nothing hung on the walls yet but this room looks so much better and all of that will come in time.
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By James West
The prospect of the United States defaulting on its debt is not just likely. Its inevitable, and imminent.
The regulatory black holes into which sanity and reason disappear on a daily basis are soon to collapse under the mass of their sheer size. The circle jerk going on among G7 governments has to end – the steady advance of gold, even in the face of a managed price, exposes the real value of the U.S. dollar, as opposed to its apparent value expressed in the dollar index.
Is 2009 the year that the United States formally defaults? And with that, will the dollar collapse and be rolled back ten for one or more?
There are a lot of reasons to support that theory. To Wall Street economists, such an event is heresy and therefore unthinkable. Yet Wall Street is the very La-la-land that bred the idea of a perpetually indebted nation in the first place.
Number one among the indicators favoring this scenario is what is happening in the U.S. Treasuries auction market.
Last Thursday, an $30 billion auction in five-year notes failed to stir the interest of traditional primary dealers. The auction itself was saved by an anonymous "indirect" bid.
Buyers are discouraged by the prospect of what is expected to amount to $2 trillion total issuance for the full year of 2009. The further out the maturities on notes, the more bearish the sentiment towards them. The only way to entice buyers is through the increase in yields.
But with yields at 1.82 per cent, five-year notes were met with a demand for 1.98 times the amount offered - the lowest bid-to-cover ratio since September. A sell-off in treasuries began in earnest upon the conclusion of that auction.
The U.S. Federal Reserve suggested last week that it was going to step up its treasury-buying activity, and the mainstream media interprets this as a form of market support. What it actually is evidence of growing anxiety and desperation on the part of the Fed as the realization dawns that demand for treasuries is progressively evaporating.
The increased demand for gold as an investment witnessed throughout the last two weeks that has pushed gold to a 4 month high is further evidence that investors across the board are gravitating more towards gold and away from U.S. debt.
So what is the catalyzing event that will precipitate outright capitulation?
I think the spin-controlled version of events will make the collapse of the derivatives market the red herring that facilitates the aw-shucks-we-have-no-choice shoe-gazing moment possible, and that's exactly the parachute the government needs to retain a veneer of credibility - at least in its own delusional mirror.
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Should banks be nationalized to protect shareholders?
What I mean is that banks are risk-magnifiers. When they lose money, credit to the whole economy gets choked off, thus causing recession. Banks are critical hubs in a network economy.
Put it this way. In the 2008 financial crisis, the US's biggest financial institutions lost between them less than $150bn. But during the tech crash of 2000-03 investors in US stocks lost over $5 trillion. The former led to a great depression, the latter to only the mildest of downturns. Why the difference? One big reason is that losses are easier to bear if they are spread across millions of (mostly unleveraged) people, but cause real trouble if they are concentrated in a few leveraged strategically important institutions.
One reason why non-financial stocks have fallen recently is that investors fear a repeat of 2008 – a fear which is all the greater because banks are so opaque. Yes, the bosses of Deutsche and Credit Suisse claim that they are sound – but nobody believes bosses these days. As Nicholas Taleb said, bankers are "not conservative, just phenomenally skilled at self-deception by burying the possibility of a large, devastating loss under the rug."
I suspect the CAPM has got things backwards. It says that banks fall a lot when the general market falls because they are, in effect, a geared play upon the general market. But sometimes, the market falls because banks fall.
Which leads me to the case for nationalization. This wouldn't prevent banks losing money: these are inevitable sometimes because of complexity, bounded rationality and limited knowledge. However, when banks are nationalized, their losses would create only a very minor problem for the public finances as governments borrow money to recapitalize them*. That needn't generate the fears of a credit crunch or financial crisis that we've seen recently. In this sense, nationalization would act as a circuit-breaker, preventing blow-ups at banks from damaging the rest of the economy. (Given that countries are exposed to financial crises overseas, the full benefit of this requires that banks be nationalized in all countries).
You might reply that the same effect could be achieved by demanding that banks were better capitalized, as Anat Admati and Martin Hellwig have argued: calls for 100% reserve banking are to a large extent just an extreme version of this.
However, the former would require massive share issues, which would themselves hurt stock markets. And the transition to the latter – as even its advocates acknowledge - would be complex: in fact, Frances has argued that it would kill off commercial banking. Nationalizing banks would be simpler.
You might object that doing so would impose losses upon shareholders, and the adverse wealth effects would depress demand. I'm not sure. By reducing the chances of future financial crises, the risk premium on non-financial stocks should fall, causing their prices to rise. And to the extent that banks have a positive net present value at all, their transfer to the public sector represents not a loss of wealth but a mere transfer: what bank shareholders lose, the tax-payer gains. The only wealth loss would come if banks are worse-managed in the public sector than they would be in the private – and that's a low bar. Net, there might well be a positive wealth effect.
My point here is, however, a broader one. One fact illustrates it. During the golden age of social democracy – from 1947 to 1973 – UK real total equity returns averaged 5.1% per year. If we take the fall of the Berlin wall in 1989 as its starting point, they have returned 4.9% per year in the "neoliberal" era. This alerts us to a possibility – that perhaps some social democratic policies are in the interests not just of workers but of shareholders too. Maybe the beneficiaries of neoliberalism are fewer than one might imagine.
* Because losses are most likely to happen when the economy is depressed, such borrowing would be done when demand for gilts is high and borrowing costs low. In fact, in such depressed conditions there might well be a case for quantitative easing, whereby the Bank of England buys the bond issues directly.


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Star Ship was one of the nine Atari 2600 titles that launched with the system in 1977. There are three different styles of game contained on the cartridge, each with their own variations. In "Star Ship," you pilot a craft in search of enemy vessels to destroy. In "Warp Drive," you steer a vessel through an Asteroid Field at break-neck speeds. In "Lunar Lander", you safely guide a craft on to the surface of a moon. Each game lasts two minutes and 16 seconds (per player).
Star Ship is a modified presentation of the 1977 Atari arcade game Starship 1. While color was added in comparison to the arcade's black & white display, the resolution of the console version could not match the impressive 512 × 240 resolution that the arcade could produce.
A second player could join in the fun, in a "Star Ship" game as an independently controlled enemy target, or by controlling the position of moon in "Lunar Lander". The difficulty switches could be set to make the game harder by weakening your lasers in "Star Ship" or by forcing you to land directly on the moon in "Lunar Lander". It was released as Outer Space under the Sears Telegames label.
- Color/BW: Switch between color display and black & white display. (This feature made the game look better on black & white TVs that were still prominent at the time of the game's release.)
- Left/Right Difficulty Switch: Set the left or right difficulty switch to A to make certain games hard than when set to B. See each games controls for more information.
- Game Select: Select a game variation. The variations cycle from 1 to 17 and start back over at 1. See the Game Variation chart below.
- Game Reset: Starts a new game in whatever game variation is currently selected. Both players' scores are reset to 0, and the timer starts over.
Note: Unlike many Atari 2600 games, the first player is intended to use the right side controller, and the second player uses the left side during a two-player game.
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Second player
|Space Module
Warp Drive[edit]
- Joystick: Use the joystick to steer your craft through space. Your view of space is shown as you see it from the cockpit.
- Up: Press up to make your craft dive. This causes objects to move up across the screen.
- Down: Press down to make your craft climb. This causes objects to move down across the screen.
- Left: Press up to turn your craft left. This causes objects to move right across the screen.
- Right: Press up to turn your craft right. This causes objects to move left across the screen.
- Button: Press the button to increase your speed through space.
- Left/Right Difficulty Switch: No effect.
Lunar Lander[edit]
Second player
Game Variations[edit]
Star Ship[edit]
The Star Ship games (game variations 1 through 9) cast the right player as the captain of a star ship cruiser on a mission to eradicate any and all hostile encounters. It's kill or be killed because if you don't shoot your target, or get out of its way in time, you will collide and lose precious seconds. You only have two minutes and 16 seconds to get as high a score as possible. New targets appear as soon as old ones are removed, so eliminate them quickly to achieve higher scores. The options for a Star Ship game include:
- Slow or Fast Moving Space Objects.
- Single or Double Objects.
- One or two player games.
Fast Moving Space Objects: In this mode, objects approach your ship much faster than in a Slow Moving Space Object game, giving you less time to react to their appearance and increasing the chances of a collision. Think fast, and react faster!
Double Objects: During a Double Objects game, two different objects can, and will, appear on the screen for you to contend with instead of only one object at a time. Focus on the target that is closer to you to reduce the threat of collision.
Two player game: In a two player game, the left player takes command of a Space Module that can be seen on the screen. The left player's only goal is to avoid ending up in the cross hairs of the right player's star ship. If the left player is hit, the right player scores 2 points. After two minutes and 16 seconds, the players switch roles and the left player attempts to out score the right player. There are a few extra options for two-player games in addition to the ones listed above.
- Asteroids: In game variation 5, the only object that the star ship will encounter is the Space Module itself. In game variations 6 through 9, the star ship will also have to contend with the presence of indestructible Asteroids.
- Hostile Forces: In game variations 5 through 7, the only target that the star ship has to earn points by shooting is the Space Module. In game variations 8 and 9, the star ship can also earn points by destroying other vessels that show up in space.
Warp Drive[edit]
The Warp Drive games (game variations 10 and 11) have one single goal: Go as far and as fast as possible through an asteroid field in two minutes and 16 seconds. The fire button becomes a thruster, and the longer you press it, the faster you go. Dodge the asteroid clusters or you lose a unit of distance covered. There is only one variation for this game:
- Single or Double Objects.
Double Objects: During a Double Objects game, two sets of asteroid clusters will appear on the screen for you to contend with instead of only one cluster at a time. You must steer between both clusters to safely guide your ship through this more congested sector of space.
Lunar Lander[edit]
The Lunar Lander games (game variations 12 through 17) sees the left player as the pilot of a Lunar Lander module, attempting to make a successful landing on a mobile target. You must guide the Lunar Lander as close to the Moon as possible before firing off your retro rockets, which allow you to safely touch down on the surface. Note that if the Lunar Lander of the Moon move off one side of the television screen, they will reappear on the opposite side of the screen. The options for a Lunar Lander game include:
- Meteor Showers.
- Slow or Fast Showers.
- One or two player games.
Meteor Showers: In game variations 12 and 15, the only objects on the screen are the Lunar Lander and the Moon. All other variations of the Lunar Lander game feature Meteor Showers. Meteors of different sizes and speeds cross the screen and must be avoided by the Lunar Lander, creating a moving obstacle course. The player loses one point for every collision with a meteor.
Slow or Fast Showers: In game variations 14 and 17, the meteor showers move twice as fast as those found in game variations 13 and 16, making them more difficult to dodge and requiring better timing on the part of the Lunar Lander pilot in order to slip past them.
Two player games: In a two player game, the right player takes control of the motion of the Moon on the screen. The right player's goal is to make it as difficult as possible for the Lunar Lander to accomplish its mission. After two minutes and 16 seconds, the players swap roles and the left player must attempt to land his Lunar Lander more times than the right player did. Meteors do not affect the moon in any way.


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According to the US Department of Justice, parole, the supervised release of convicted criminals from prison into the community at large, helps prisoners adjust to normal life, "protects the community" by reducing recidivism, and prevents unnecessary imprisonment. To be paroled in the US, prisoners must have exhibited good behavior (e.g. following prison rules), the parole mustn't suggest the offenses weren't serious or constitute a "disrespect for the law," and the prisoner's release mustn't threaten public safety.
While one country's conditions for parole may differ from those of another, it's clear any nation's justice system should have the safety and welfare of its citizens in mind in deciding whether or not convicted criminals are released from prison.
When possible parolees are convicted serial killers or mass murderers, it's obvious that their offenses are serious and their release could jeopardize people's safety, no matter how well they followed the rules during their incarceration. There would seem to be no chance such offenders would ever be released from prison to prey upon the public again, but, in fact, such incidents do occur, often to the detriment of the public, whom laws and prisons are supposed to protect.
10 Kenneth Allen McDuff
Kenneth Allen McDuff was paroled, not so he could adjust to life, not to reduce recidivism, and certainly not because he no longer posed a threat to public welfare. He was paroled to reduce prison overcrowding.
From 1966 to 1992, he committed between nine and 22 murders in Texas. McLennan County sheriff Parnell McNamara described McDuff as "a cold-blooded, psychopathic killer" who was "more evil than the Devil himself," concluding "he never should have been released." McDuff was on death row for murdering three teenagers in 1966, but his sentence was reduced to life with the possibility of parole in 1972. He was released in 1989.
In 1990, the parole board had a chance to send him back to prison after McDuff was arrested for chasing and threatening black teenagers. But neither his actions nor the "racial invective" he expressed at his parole hearing returned him to a prison cell, and he killed at least three women between his release on parole and his return to prison in 1992, for abducting and murdering convenience store clerk Melissa Northrop and accountant Colleen Reed. He never expressed remorse for any of his crimes.[1] McDuff was executed by lethal injection in 1998.
9 Loren Herzog
California "Speed Freak Killer" Loren Herzog's last victim appears to have been himself. After having committed a number of murders with Wesley Shermantine, a friend of his since childhood, Herzog was sentenced to 78 years to life for murdering and raping Cindy Vanderheiden. In 2004, an appeals court found that Herzog's confession may have been coerced and ordered a new trial for him. When offered a plea deal, Herzog agreed to plead guilty to manslaughter in exchange for a 14-year sentence. He was paroled in September 2010.
Two years later, the parole agent who monitored him continuously using GPS technology found Herzog's tracking bracelet had a low battery. When Herzog failed to answer his telephone, the agent notified police, who found Herzog dead inside the trailer he inhabited "on fenced-off property grounds outside the prison." Police investigated his death as a possible suicide.
The motive for Herzog's apparent suicide seems to have been his knowledge that Shermantine intended to tell police where the bodies of their victims were located. Sacramento bounty hunter Leonard Padilla had relayed this information to Herzog shortly before Herzog killed himself. It's possible he and Shermantine might have faced charges for additional homicides, depending on the number and identities of the bodies authorities recovered based on Shermantine's information.[2]
8 Michael Keith Moon
Career criminal Michael Keith Moon had several chances to reform. In 1981, he was convicted of stabbing a woman to death in Reno, Nevada. After his release from prison in 1991, he was convicted of attempted murder for repeatedly stabbing a man in bar in Woodstock, Illinois. He was released in 2005. Three years later, he was convicted of second-degree murder after killing a 24-year-old man in Escondido, California. In 2014, he was again granted parole and began living in a halfway house in downtown San Diego.
Escondido detective Chuck Gaylor believes Moon committed other murders between his time in Reno and his latest arrest and is most likely a serial killer.[3]
7 Louis Van Schoor
In 1992, South African serial killer Louis van Schoor was sentenced to 20 years in prison for committing seven murders and attempting two others. He was released in 2004, after serving 12 years, walking "straight into the arms of his fiancee," lawyer Eunice de Kock of Cape Town.
Responding to silent alarms in businesses, van Schoor, a member of the police K-9 unit and a security guard at the time of the murders, said he shot as many as 100 people between 1986 and 1989.
Van Schoor said he was glad to be back in society and hoped people would judge him by his future behavior, rather than his past crimes. Initially, he had nothing to say to his victims' families, but he later conceded he'd appreciate their forgiveness.[4]
6 William Huff
Calling himself "The Phantom," serial killer William Huff murdered seven-year-old Cindy Clelland and six-year-old Jenelle Haines and targeted a third girl before he was arrested. The murders took place in Sierra Vista, Arizona. On April 30, 1967, Cindy had been collecting bottles to exchange for candy at her neighborhood store. Following the discovery of Cindy's naked body on May 2, the police received a handwritten note: "I am The Phantom. You have found my first victim. My next victim lives on Steffan Street. 9 yrs old. (Fools!!!)"
When police provided the targeted girl with 24-hour protection, Huff apparently decided to kill Jenelle instead. A colonel's daughter, she was playing by a pond near the Lakeside Officer's Club on June 22 when Huff abducted her. Later that day, Jenelle's body, like Cindy's, was found naked. Police had already suspected Huff, a neighborhood teenager at the time. Following Jenelle's murder, Sierra Vista police chief C. Reed Vance saw Huff leaving the Army post at which the officer's club was located. A handwriting sample obtained from Huff matched the note from The Phantom.
Upon conviction for the girls' murders, Huff was sentenced to 15 years for one homicide and 40 for the other. In 2005, the parole board voted unanimously to grant him parole. In 2006, he began living under house arrest in a halfway house in Tucson. Ellen Kirschbaum, who chaired the parole board, said she couldn't predict whether Huff might murder someone else.[5]
5 Vernon Tatum
In 2017, after serving 13 years for raping and murdering several elderly women, serial killer Vernon Thomas was paroled for good behavior while incarcerated. After living in a halfway house downtown, Tatum planned to return to the Kansas City, Missouri, neighborhood in which he'd committed the crimes.
Local police were disturbed at the thought the killer would soon be back among them. "He's one of the most dangerous individuals I've ever dealt with," police detective Lester Scott said.[6]
4 Arthur Shawcross
Arthur Shawcross began his career as a serial killer at age 27 in 1972, when he killed a ten-year-old boy he'd lured into the woods on the pretext of going fishing with him. The same year, he sexually assaulted and murdered an eight-year-old girl whom he led to a deserted area as he showed her a new bicycle. Arrested after eyewitnesses identified him as the man they'd seen with the children, Shawcross confessed to both murders, but in a plea deal, he was charged with only one count of manslaughter.
Because he was a "model prisoner," he was paroled after serving 14 years of his 25-year sentence, and his criminal records were sealed. Settling in Rochester, New York, in 1988, Shawcross resumed murdering victims, asphyxiating and mutilating prostitutes. A helicopter pilot spotted him near a murder scene, and he was arrested. He admitted to committing ten murders and was sentenced to 250 years in prison.[7]
3 Louise Peete
After serving 18 years for the murder of Jacob Charles Denton on June 2, 1920, Louise Peete was paroled. She was arrested again in 1944, after the decomposing body of Margaret Logan, 60, was found in an 46-centimeter-deep (18 in) grave in the victim's Pacific Palisades, California, backyard. Peete admitted to burying Margaret's body but refused to say any more.
In a written statement, Peete later claimed Margaret's husband, Arthur, had shot his wife to death after first attacking Margaret. Peete said she waited for Arthur to retire for the night before burying the dead woman in the Logans' backyard, afraid she'd be convicted of Margaret's murder and returned to prison if the body was discovered.
Tried for Margaret's homicide, Peete was found guilty of murder in the first degree and sentenced to death. Prosecutors proved Arthur couldn't have killed his wife. At the time of Margaret's murder, he was already dead, having passed away in insane asylum prior to the discovery of Margaret's body.
Peete was executed in San Quentin State Prison's gas chamber on April 11, 1947. The motives for her crimes were monetary. By shooting her victims, she hoped to gain their estates. As she was about to be executed, she told the prison's warden, Clinton T. Duffy, "I've been ready for a long time."[8]
2 Gerald Gallego And Charlene Williams
Gerald Gallego was twice paroled before committing multiple sexual assaults and ten murders. He was paroled in July 1961 after serving less than a year in a "boys' school" for committing lewd and lascivious acts with a six-year-old girl and again in 1963 after serving about two years for an armed robbery he'd committed in 1961.
After five marriages in which he'd abused his wives, Gallego met Charlene Adell Williams at a poker club in Sacramento, California. Together, in September 1978, they began abducting girls in California and Nevada to serve as their sex slaves. Their first two victims were 17-year-old Rhonda Scheffler and 16-year-old Kippi Vaught, both of whom Gallego shot dead following an apparent tryst with them in a secluded wooded area. In all, by November 1980, the couple had racked up ten victims, all teenagers, most of whom they kept as sex slaves before murdering them.
A friend of the last two victims, Craig Miller, 22, and his fiancee, Mary Elizabeth Sowers, 21, saw the couple get into Gallego's vehicle and wrote down its license plate number. At a remote location, Gallego shot Miller, killing him, before he and Williams drove to another location, where he sexually assaulted and then murdered Sowers.
When Miller and Sowers didn't return home, the witness gave Gallego's license number to the police. Convicted of the murders of Miller and Sowers, Gallego was sentenced to death on June 25, 1984. For testifying against him, Williams received a sentence of 16 years and eight months in prison and was paroled in August 1997.[9]
1 Richard Marquette
Although cannibal serial killer Richard Marquette chopped up and froze his victims, saving them to eat later, and his fellow inmates believed he'd kill again, he was found fit for parole after serving 12 years of his sentence. Shortly after his release, he committed additional murders.
His first victim was Joan Rae Caudle, 23. He said he'd met her in a Portland, Oregon, bar on June 4 or 5, 1961. He strangled her when they argued after having consensual sex, and he chopped up her body to make it easier to dispose of her remains. Arrested on June 30, he was convicted in December and sentenced to life in prison. Paroled after serving 12 years, he killed again, but this time, the murder went undetected. He wasn't as lucky when he murdered and dissected Betty Wilson, 37, in Salem, Washington. He was sentenced to life imprisonment—again.[10]
Gary Pullman, an instructor at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, lives south of Area 51, which, according to his family and friends, explains "a lot." His 2016 urban fantasy novel, A Whole World Full of Hurt, available on Amazon.com, was published by The Wild Rose Press.
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When students graduate from top universities with a master of supply chain management or master of business administration (MBA) degree, they typically command a very high salary. And in our experience, hiring managers have equally high expectations. They want a "change maker," not just another cog in the organizational machine. Top graduates often get hired into a headquarters group, such as a "center of excellence," that focuses on driving best practices across the company. Similarly, if they are hired as a functional manager, they are expected to improve the process, not just run it. Even before they arrive, new hires are expected to be the rising star, to "go make change happen!"
But that's often easier said than done. Because the supply chain straddles facilities across the globe and is affected by almost every other function in the company, it is both the best place to make change happen and a tough place to make change happen. Bad business practices in those other functions cause poor performance especially in the supply chain. For example, engineers use custom-made, unique components in product designs. Marketing loves stock-keeping unit (SKU) proliferation. Sales piles up orders in the last three days of the quarter. Manufacturing wants 100-percent machine utilization. Planners love spreadsheets and shun enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems. All of these practices can lead to an unoptimized supply chain. Furthermore different functions often have conflicting motivations and, of course, everyone has inertia, or a reluctance to change and adopt new ideas.
Other barriers to change exist in the corporate structure. In a multinational corporation, there is conflict between headquarters/centers of excellence and big divisions. There are many cultures, many functions, and many types of people. Many employees are not engineers or quantitatively focused business people, but are driven more by emotions, feelings, habits, attitudes, and tradition. Finally, in any large organization, there are many improvement programs and change initiatives all competing for support and resources.
So, top graduates are typically expected to "go make change happen" but without any funding, staff, or authority and among all types of people who they have never met before. Moreover, the divisions and remote sites really don't want a "youngster" from headquarters coming to tell them what to do.Â
It's a tough challenge, and to stand a chance of meeting it, graduates at least need to be equipped with skills and knowledge they learned at college or in corporate training programs that can help them to perform as leaders. Invariably, however, this is not the case.
Classrooms fall short
Every business-focused master's degree and MBA program teaches leadership in at least one course. And many corporations also provide internal leadership training for their best and brightest. But given the wide variety of leadership scenarios that managers can encounter, are we teaching the right ones?Â
Leadership comes in numerous forms: leading projects, leading teams, thought leadership, running operations, running organizations, leading troops up the hill, building coalitions, championing causes, leading by example of good work, and countless more.
As educators and corporate trainers, which type of leadership should be our target in the classroom?
One of the reasons why business graduates are ill-prepared for leadership challenges is that they are not learning the right skills in advanced degree programs.
Consider the master's-level supply chain curriculum. There are typically courses on logistics systems, inventory management, database analytics, supply chain planning, global supply chain management, sourcing and procurement, statistics, linear programming, operations research, finance and cost analysis, transportation management, simulation, information systems, and other technical and management topics. Some two-year programs include a summer internship at a company site working in a supply chain role. There are programs that include classes in public speaking, presentations, and writing. Communications courses often cover how to give an excellent PowerPoint presentation and how to tell your story in a job interview.
How much of the curriculum is devoted to teaching leadership skills? In reviewing the curricula of many of the top supply chain master's programs, we found that only 4 to 7 percent is devoted to any kind of leadership training. Most curricula have one course about leadership. We saw no internships devoted to learning leadership. We were delighted that at least one school offered a supply chain course on "change management," but that was the exception.
Conclusion: Although most supply chain master's students take at least one course on leadership, not much of that is targeted to "go make change happen." Likely, most leadership is learned over the years through "on the job training." Most people pick it up by osmosis and/or trial and error. Many companies offer leadership programs, but the feedback we receive on these programs suggests that they have similar flaws to those offered at the college level.
What are the current teaching approaches? In our research we found that the most frequent aspects of leadership courses focus on leading teams, self-assessment, personal leadership style, effective presentations, leadership and ethics, organizational processes, leadership theory and case studies, leading organizations, energizing others, and building high-performance organizations. Less frequent are courses on attributes of great leaders, leadership models for the C-suite, components of great leadership, and management psychology. It was uncommon to see a course on leadership and the implementation of change.
Closing the knowledge gaps
These types of leadership courses do not match the reality that many recent master's-level graduates face. Imagine the setting. With your new master's degree in supply chain, you are the new hire into a center of excellence in a multinational corporation. You are paid very well and report directly to the vice president of supply chain. You are an individual contributor with no staff, no budget, and no actual authority but are viewed as the new "whiz kid." Your boss asks you to do tasks such as:
Having had one class where a leadership technique is described will not help a new supply chain manager deal with these types of scenarios. How can educators (and corporate trainers) do better? We recommend that the focus should be on what students need right now—the day after graduation—not when they become CEO. Students need simple, practical down-to-earth tools to use immediately that they can easily remember.
Our dissatisfaction with current theory-based and self-assessment-based leadership classes led us to develop four workshops for the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Supply Chain Management program that focus specifically on "go make change happen." We found that the self-assessment and personality-type training programs that are used in many leadership classes are hard to translate into tangible leadership techniques. Furthermore, students often times could not remember enough about their personality types for that to be the basis of their leadership plan. For that reason, we focused on role-playing exercises that could help students practice the necessary leadership skills many times.
Each of these two- to three-hour workshops follows a similar format of an initial introduction to the whole class, breaking into smaller teams (four to eight people) for role-playing, and then reassembling as the whole class for a discussion and team testimonials. A preview of these workshops is given below and will be described in more detail in four subsequent articles, which will appear on Supply Chain Quarterly's website.
The workshops we created to teach "go make change happen" are as follows:
The Human Element. This workshop teaches quantitatively trained students how to use the "Human Element" to connect with a large audience of "regular people" when they give presentations. Human beings like to look at other human faces and are programmed to do this from birth. If you pause in front of a large magazine stand and look at all the covers, you can see this theory in practice. The purpose of the cover is to make a person stop, want to pick up the magazine, and read it. For this reason, nearly all the magazines you see on a newsstand will have a picture of a human face. Our experience also shows that verbal or text statements connected to a face sink in better and are retained longer. By contrast, persuasion in math and engineering—and therefore in supply chain management—is done through graphs, charts, schematics, and proofs. No human element.
This workshop teaches students how to include pictures of people in their presentations and how to have their key messages appear to be statements coming from real people. Teams of students in breakout rooms are assigned opposing sides of a controversial issue and are given one hour to develop a convincing presentation using the Human Element. When the class reconvenes, each team uses their presentation to persuade the rest of the class to support their position.
More information on the human element can be found here.
"VELD" or Vision, Emotion, Logic, and Details. To drive a change program in a large organization, it is necessary to connect with and persuade all kinds of people—not just engineers and business types—to support the cause. It is human nature to try to convince other people using arguments that sound most convincing to ourselves. For quantitative people, this does not work so well. Think about the current rebellion against such scientific concepts as global warming, vaccinations, and genetically modified crops. It takes more than just quantitative righteousness to carry the day. The VELD method is inspired by Aristotle's three modes of persuasion (ethos, pathos, and logos). We realized that we and our students were stuck on logos (appeal to logic) as the only valid persuasive method. Therefore we invented VELD which adds both "appeal to a compelling future vision" and "appeal to emotion" to our existing tendency to "appeal to logic and details."
This workshop teaches science, engineering, and business students how to incorporate vision and emotion statements in their arguments. Traditionally, math-oriented curricula urge students to make recommendations and business cases by laying out the logic and the details. Appeals to compelling visions or appeals to emotion are scorned in quantitative settings. Yet the large majority of "regular people" are influenced more by a compelling vision and an emotional appeal than by logic and details. Think about some recent elections!
In the workshop, teams of students are assigned an imaginary audience such as the City Council, Department of Transportation, Cultural Committee, and NASA, among others. Each has a different VELD profile. Teams then proceed to create a pitch tailored to persuade that audience, which they then present and justify to the assembled class.
More information on VELD can be found here.
Logrolling. In a legislature, the act of trading votes behind the scenes to get your bill passed was (supposedly) first referred to as "logrolling" by Congressman Davy Crockett of the U.S. House of Representatives in 1835. To champion a cause, our usual gut reaction is to become an evangelist and convince the doubters and naysayers of the benefits and righteousness of our position. This is a lot of work and may not succeed. In very large organizations, especially a multinational corporation, there are always many change programs being promoted at any one time. Each key decision maker can be for or against or neutral on any of these initiatives. Logrolling can be facilitated by working quietly behind the scenes to understand the positions of each of the key decision makers on each issue. It is then possible to bring together people who are neutral on each other's issue and have them agree to support the other person's issue, thereby building enough support to ensure that your issue gets passed.
This workshop has two role plays. Initially, teams of six to eight students, ignorant of logrolling, try to persuade their peers to support their change program any way they can, usually by impassioned arguments. Later they see that they could have reached a deal faster and with less exertion through logrolling. In a final role play, they practice logrolling to quickly make deals.
Cialdini's Six Principles of Persuasion. Robert Cialdini, professor emeritus of psychology and marketing at Arizona State University, brilliantly laid out in his best-selling book, Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion, the six methods of persuasion: reciprocity, commitment and consistency, social proof, authority, liking, and scarcity. We see these every day since marketing firms are experts at using these principles to sell things. "Only two seats left at this price" is an example of scarcity. But it's not just marketing firms that use the techniques. Stop at a red light in the developing world and destitute people will rush out to wash your windshield in hopes of getting a tip. That's an example of reciprocity.
This workshop teaches students how to use these six principles in a very subtle, professional way in a large organization to build up support for their change effort. Teams of students practice the six techniques through role-playing and discuss which ones to use in each example scenario.
Helping change makers excel
Many of our top graduates are in greater need of leadership skills than analytical skills. Yet leadership training makes up only 4 to 7 percent of the curriculum of most supply chain programs. Furthermore the leadership training that is provided is often targeted at less important skills than "go make change happen." For our gifted graduates and new hires to "go make change happen," both educators and corporate trainers need to change their approach to teaching these vital skills. Simple, practical techniques to generate support across large diverse organizations are needed. Repeated practice through role playing is key to developing these skills.
The workshops described in this article represent a good first step but are relatively new and will no doubt be refined as we receive feedback from students and gain more experience in this new approach. We welcome feedback from academic and corporate educators.
The moniker of "rising star" is not given to the person who creates the best linear-programming model. It is given to the person who makes change happen. Let's give future leaders the tools they need to be effective change agents today and tomorrow.
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44 S.Ct. 108
68 L.Ed. 301
No. 21.
Submitted Oct. 3, 1923.
Decided Nov. 19, 1923.
Messrs. E. J. McCutchen, Warren Olney, Jr., and A. C. Greene, all of San Francisco, Cal., for plaintiff in error.
Mr. U. S. Webb, or San Francisco, Cal., for the State of California.
Mr. Justice BRANDEIS delivered the opinion of the Court.
This suit was brought by the state of California to have transferred to it certain deposits in the Security Savings Bank which had been unclaimed for more than 20 years, and to have these declared escheat. The bank and the depositors were named as defendants. The bank was served personally and defended. The depositors were served by publication; but none of them appeared.1 The bank is a California corporation and has its only place of business there. The last known residences of the depositors are not stated. All the proceedings were in conformity with section 1273 of the California Code of Civil Procedure and section 15 of its Bank Act (Stat. 1915, c. 608, p. 1106). A judgment for the plaintiff was affirmed by the highest court of the state. State v. Security Savings Bank, 186 Cal. 419, 199 Pac. 791. The case is here on writ of error under section 237 of the Judicial Code as amended (42 Stat. 366, c. 54). The question for decision is whether the statutes violate rights guaranteed a state bank by the federal Constitution.2 It is claimed that they are obnoxious to both the contract clause and the due process clause (Const. Amend. 14, § 1).
The substantive provision of the legislation is this: If a bank account has not been added to or drawn upon by the depositor for more than 20 years, and no one claiming the money has, within that period, filed with the bank any notice showing his present residence, and the president or managing officer of the bank does not know that the depositor is alive, then the bank shall, upon entry of a judgment establishing these facts, deposit with the state treasurer the amount of the deposit and accumulations. The suit cannot be begun until after the expiration of the 20 years. The statute does not effect an immediate escheat upon the lapse of the 20 years. It provides for taking over the deposit when so adjudged in the action. A valid claim to a deposit duly made at any time prior to entry of the judgment prevents its transfer to the state. Mathews v. Savings Union Bank & Trust Co., 43 Cal. App. 45, 48, 184 Pac. 418; State v. Savings Union Bank & Trust Co., 186 Cal. 294, 298, 199 Pac. 26.
The procedural provision is this: The suit is brought by the Attorney General in Sacramento county. Upon the bank, personal service must be made. Upon the depos itors, service is to be made by publication of the summons for 4 weeks in a newspaper of general circulation published in that county. With the summons a notice must also be published, requiring all persons other than the named defendants to appear and show cause why the moneys involved in the suit shall not be deposited with the state treasurer. Any person interested may become a party to the suit. The judgment to be entered requires the 'banks to forthwith deposit all such moneys with the state treasurer, to be received, invested, accounted for and paid out in the same manner and by the same officers as is provided in the case of other escheated property.' For a period of five years after entry of the judgment any person not a 'party or privy' to it may sue the state to recover the moneys so received. In the case of infants and persons of unsound mind, the period is extended for one year after removal of the disability. Code of Civil Procedure, § 1272.
The unclaimed deposits are debts due by a California corporation with its place of business there. State v. Anglo & London Paris National Bank, 186 Cal. 746, 753, 200 Pac. 612; State v. Security Savings Bank, 186 Cal. 419, 423, 199 Pac. 791. The debts arose out of contracts made and to be performed there. Farmers' & Merchants' Bank v. Federal Reserve Bank, 262 U. S. 649, 660, 43 Sup. Ct. 651, 67 L. Ed. 1157. Thus the deposits are clearly intangible property within the state.3 Over this intangible property the state has the same dominion that it has over tangible property. Pennington v. Fourth National Bank, 243 U. S. 269, 37 Sup. Ct. 282, 61 L. Ed. 713, L. R. A. 1917F, 1159; Bank of Jasper v. First National Bank, 258 U. S. 112, 119, 42 Sup. Ct. 202, 66 L. Ed. 490. It was settled in Provident Institution for Savings v. Malone, 221 U. S. 660, 31 Sup. Ct. 661, 55 L. Ed. 899, 34 L. R. A. (N. S.) 1129, that, where the procedure is appropriate, neither the due process clause, nor any right of the bank under the contract clause, is violated by a law requiring it to pay over to the state as depositary savings deposits which have long remained unclaimed. Compare Cunnius v. Reading School District, 198 U. S. 458, 25 Sup. Ct. 721, 49 L. Ed. 1125, 3 Ann. Cas. 1121; Blinn v. Nelson, 222 U. S. 1, 32 Sup. Ct. 1, 56 L. Ed. 65, Ann. Cas. 1913B, 555. The contract of deposit does not give the banks a tontine right to retain the money in the event that it is not called for by the depositor. It gives the bank merely the right to use the depositor's money until called for by him or some other person duly authorized. If the deposit is turned over to the state in obedience to a valid law, the obligation of the bank to the depositor is discharged. Louisville & Nashville R. Co. v. Deer, 200 U. S. 176, 26 Sup. Ct. 207, 50 L. Ed. 426. It is no concern of the bank's whether the state receives the money merely as depositary or takes it as an escheat.
The bank's main contention is that it is denied due process because, owing to defects in the prescribed procedure, depositors will not be bound by the judgment, and, hence, that payment to the state will not discharge the bank from its liability to them. The argument that there is no proper provision for service upon depositors or other claimants is this: If the proceeding is in personam, the law is invalid as to nonresidents of the state, since they are served only by publication; and it is invalid as to residents, because they are served by publication without a prior showing of the necessity for such service. If the proceeding is quasi in rem, the law is invalid as to all depositors and claimants, because there is no seizure of the res, or its equivalent, because the notice provided for is inadequate and unreasonable, and because it is binding only on parties to the action. If the proceeding is strictly in rem the law is invalid, because it does not provide for such seizure of the res, nor give reasonable notice to depositors and claimants.
The proceeding is not one in personam—at least, not so far as concerns the depositor. The state does not seek to enforce any claim against him. It seeks to have the deposit transferred. The suit determines the custody (and perhaps the ownership) of the deposit. The state court likened the proceeding to garnishment, and thought that it should be described as quasi in rem. In form it resembles garnishment. In substance it is like proceedings in escheat, Hamilton v. Brown, 161 U. S. 256, 263, 16 Sup. Ct. 585, 40 L. Ed. 691; Christianson v. King County, 239 U. S. 356, 373, 36 Sup. Ct. 114, 60 L. Ed. 327; for confiscation, The Confiscation Cases, 20 Wall. 92, 104, 22 L. Ed. 320; for forfeiture, Friedenstein v. United States, 125 U. S. 224, 230, 231, 8 Sup. Ct. 838, 31 L. Ed. 736; for condemnation, Huling v. Kaw Valley Railway, etc., Co., 130 U. S. 559, 9 Sup. Ct. 603, 32 L. Ed. 1045; for registry of titles, American Land Co. v. Zeiss, 219 U. S. 47, 31 Sup. Ct. 200, 55 L. Ed. 82; and libels for possession brought by the Alien Property Custodian, Central Trust Co. v. Garvan, 254 U. S. 554, 41 Sup. Ct. 214, 65 L. Ed. 403. These are generally considered proceedings strictly in rem. But whether the proceeding should be described as being in rem or as being quasi in rem is not of legal significance in this connection. In either case the essentials of jurisdiction over the deposits are that there be seizure of the res at the commencement of the suit, and reasonable notice and opportunity to be heard. Compare Pennoyer v. Neff, 95 U. S. 714, 724, 24 L. Ed. 565; Freeman v. Alderson, 119 U. S. 185, 187, 7 Sup. Ct. 165, 30 L. Ed. 372; Arndt v. Griggs, 134 U. S. 316;4 Overby v. Gordon, 177 U. S. 214, 231, 20 Sup. Ct. 603, 44 L. Ed. 741. These requirements are satisfied by the procedure prescribed in the statutes of California. There is a seizure or its equivalent. And the published summons to the depositors named as parties defendant is supplemented by the notice directed to all claimants whomsoever. Moreover, there is no constitutional objection to considering the proceeding as in personam, so far as concerns the bank; as quasi in rem, so far as concerns the depositors; and as strictly in rem, so far as concerns other claimants.5
Seizure of the deposit is effected by the personal service made upon the bank. Provident Institution for Savings v. Malone, 221 U. S. 660, 31 Sup. Ct. 661, 55 L. Ed. 899, 34 L. R. A. (N. S.) 1129. Thereby the res is subjected to the jurisdiction of the court. Compare Miller v. United States, 11 Wall. 268, 297, 298, 20 L. Ed. 135. Alexandria v. Fairfax, 95 U. S. 774, 779, 24 L. Ed. 583. The service upon the bank has the same effect as had service of the injunction in Pennington v. Fourth National Bank, 243 U. S. 269, 37 Sup. Ct. 282, 61 L. Ed. 713, L. R. A. 1917F, 1159; or the service upon the garnishee in Harris v. Balk, 198 U. S. 215, 223, 25 Sup. Ct. 625, 49 L. Ed. 1023, 3 Ann. Cas. 1084; or the application for administration of the debt due an absentee in Cunnius v. Reading School District, 198 U. S. 458, 25 Sup. Ct. 721, 49 L. Ed. 1125, 3 Ann. Cas. 1121; or the levy of the writ and return of the fact to the court on attachment of the real estate in Cooper v. Reynolds, 10 Wall. 308, 19 L. Ed. 931. The fact that the claim of the state to the deposit may be defeated by the appearance of the depositor or other claimant does not, as argued, prove that the deposit was not seized. An attachment of real estate is a seizure, although it may be dissolved by bankruptcy or otherwise.
The statutory service is reasonable, and the court is required to hear any one who may appear in the suit. The objections urged to the notice are not that insufficient time is allowed for entering an appearace, as in Roller v. Holly, 176 U. S. 398, 20 Sup. Ct. 410, 44 L. Ed. 520; and Goodrich v. Ferris, 214 U. S. 71, 29 Sup. Ct. 580, 53 L. Ed. 914; or that the contents of the notice fail to convey the required information, as in Grannis v. Ordean, 234 U. S. 385, 34 Sup. Ct. 779, 58 L. Ed. 1363. The objections taken are to the order and the place of publication. It is urged that the notice is insufficient, because service may not be made by publication until it has been shown by affidavit that personal service is impossible or impractical. Such an affidavit is a common requirement in statutes providing for service by publication on absent defendants. Compare Romig v. Gillett, 187 U. S. 111, 23 Sup. Ct. 40, 47 L. Ed. 97; Jacob v. Roberts, 223 U. S. 261, 32 Sup. Ct. 303, 56 L. Ed. 429. But it is not constitutionally indispensable. The reason for requiring the affidavit is that ordinarily personal service would be more likely to acquaint a defendant with the pendency of the suit. But here the general facts which underlie the legislation establish the futilty of such a requirement. It may be that in California banks usually endeavor to ascertain the whereabouts of depositors whose accounts have remained dormant for many years. The statute applies only to deposits in the name of a person who is not known to the president or managing officer of the bank to be alive, whose account has not been added to or drawn upon for 20 years, and who has not filed within that time any notice or claim giving his then residence. The Legislature evidently assumed that it would be impossible to serve such depositors personally. The Supreme Court of the state held that the Legislature was warranted in this assumption. The owners of the deposits were, therefore, treated like persons unknown. Compare Leigh v. Green, 193 U. S. 79, 24 Sup. Ct. 390, 48 L. Ed. 623. We cannot say that the view entertained by the Legislature and the state courts was so unreasonable as to constitute a denial of due process.
It is further argued that the publication prescribed is not reasonable notice, because it is made in Sacramento county, instead of in the county in which the bank is located. The Legislature apparently assumed that publication in Sacramento county would be more likely to attract the attention of the depositor, or of those claiming under him, than publication in the city in which the bank was located. Support for that opinion may be found in the statutes which have required savings banks (and later all banks) to publish annually in a newspaper of the city in which it is located a statement showing the amount of each deposit therein, the name and last known residence of each depositor, and the fact of his death, if known, in all cases where the depositor has not made a deposit or withdrawal for 10 years next preceding, unless the depositor is known to be living or the deposit is less than $50. Stats. 1893, p. 183; Stats. 1897, p. 27; Civil Code, § 583b. Such annual publications, if seen, would be apt to remind a depositor of his account, even if he were not named therein. And if he had died, it might serve as a reminder, or as a suggestion, to his next of kin. The fact that, after nine or more such publications in the local newspaper, a deposit remains unclaimed, affords the Legislature some basis for thinking that the further publication provided for in these proceedings would be more apt to accomplish the purpose of actual service, if made in the county in which the state capital is located. The highest court of the state deemed the prescribed publication in Sacramento county reasonable notice. We have no ground for saying that it was not. Obviously the question 'is one of local experience, on which this court ought to be very slow to declare that the state Legislature was wrong in its facts' or abused its discretion. Patsone v. Pennsylvania, 232 U. S. 138, 144, 34 Sup. Ct. 281, 58 L. Ed. 539; Adams v. Milwaukee. 228 U. S. 572, 583, 33 Sup. Ct. 610, 57 L. Ed. 971.
In the opinion below it was suggested that the statute may be construed as permitting a depositor, although named as defendant in the Attorney General's suit, to make claim as against the state, under section 1272, at any time within the 5 years (or the extended period) after final judgment, if he did not appear in the suit. As no depositor had appeared, the point was not passed upon; and the state court expressly left open the rights of depositors and their privies in respect to escheat. State v. Security Savings Bank, 186 Cal. 419, 431, 199 Pac. 791. We have no occasion to consider them.
As to two depositors originally named as defendants a dismissal was entered by stipulation—as to one, because it appeared that the deposit had not been unclaimed for the 20 years; as to the other, because a claim had been made by an administrator, since the expiration of the 20 years.
That the statutes are invalid as applied to national banks was settled in First National Bank v. California, 262 U. S. 366, 43 Sup. Ct. 602, 67 L. Ed. 1030.
See Charles E. Carpenter, 'Jurisdiction over Debts, etc.,' 31 Harv. Law Rev. 905.
10 Sup. Ct. 557, 33 L. Ed. 918.
Compare Newell v. Norton, 3 Wall. 257, 18 L. Ed. 271; The Sabine, 101 U. S. 384, 25 L. Ed. 982; Waples, Proceedings in Rem (1882) pp. 758-768.


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On the occasion of the 1st edition of the festival, Escif created this painting entitled The property. The artwork is located near the birth place of Pierre-Joseph Proudhon, the "father of anarchy" born in Besançon.
It has been followed by multiple interventions, erasures, tags and spray paint, challenging this reference or the painting itself.
Mural painting, Grapille de Battant, Besançon (FR)
Bien Urbain 1
1 month : From 1st to 30th september 2011
9 guest artists : Sam3 (ES), Daniel Munoz San (ES), Escif (ES), Nelio (FR), Zerozedrip (FR), Small Studio (FR), OX (FR), Hyuro (AR), Moneyless (IT)
Far from the idea to decorate the city, Escif considers his murals as pretexts for the exchange. The context is for him one of the essential ingredients. Imagery that emerges is primarily made to create dialogue with passersby.
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David Demougeot, Élisa Murcia-Artengo


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A recent analysis showed that although adult survivors of childhood cancer did not differ overall from their peers in terms of their satisfaction with their sex lives and romantic relationships, those who received cancer treatments that were especially toxic to the nervous system were least likely to have had intercourse, be in a relationship, or have children. Published early online in CANCER, a peer-reviewed journal of the American Cancer Society, the report noted that even the groups of patients who reported achieving fewer such psychosexual milestones did not consistently report less satisfaction.
Cancer treatment during childhood can be detrimental to the developing brain and cause lasting neurocognitive impairments that can contribute to difficulties in social interactions. Therefore, due to their prior treatments, childhood cancer survivors may also face difficulties when trying to initiate sexual and romantic relationships in adulthood.
"Psychosexual development entails reaching certain milestones, such as sexual debut, entering committed relationships, or having children," said Vicky Lehmann, PhD, of Nationwide Children's Hospital and The Ohio State University, in Columbus. "It is a normative part of becoming an adolescent or young adult, but only comparing such milestones without taking satisfaction into account falls short. These issues are understudied among survivors of childhood cancer."
To investigate, Dr. Lehmann and her colleagues asked 144 young adult survivors of childhood cancer and 144 matched controls to complete questionnaires about psychosexual development, sexual satisfaction, and satisfaction with their relationship status. The researchers also used information from medical charts to rate the neurotoxicity of the treatment received.
Apart from having fewer lifetime sex partners, survivors did not differ from controls; however, subgroups such as survivors of brain tumors and any survivor who received high-dose neurotoxic treatments reported the lowest rates of achieving milestones of psychosexual development. Dr. Lehmann noted that although survivors who received high-dose neurotoxic treatments were less likely to reach certain milestones of psychosexual development, they were not necessarily less satisfied than others. "This highlights the subjective nature of psychosexual issues, and the importance of addressing any concerns in survivorship care."
The investigators have proposed a comprehensive and novel rating system for the neurotoxicity of childhood cancer treatment to detect those who are potentially at higher risk for impaired psychosexual outcomes. "This rating might be used as a checklist in clinical practice," said Dr. Lehmann.
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June was a month full of events for the team of Pylon Network, during which, we were able once again to present Pylon Network, meet a number of important actors in the energy sector and exchange our views about how the future of our energy systems will look like. The project was presented to a multitude of people from different countries, stepping up the international exposure of the project and expanding it for the first time in an Asian country.
However, the "show must go on" and the team of Pylon Network will – again – attend a number of international events for this month.
The following parts, will take through the action planned for July. Check them out and hope to see you in any (or all) of them!
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Hello there, this Mondo Magnolia stamp set from Ellen Hutson arrived two days ago. I thought the magnolia was just so pretty, I just had to have a quick play with it straight away. I did Google magnolia's as I knew most were white. I did find that they come in pink too but went with a peach colour for my card today.
I started off by taking a panel of white cardstock and stamping the magnolia image from the set on to it, slightly overlapping on the top, right edge. I also stamped the hello form the set in the bottom left. Both of these were stamped with Memento Tuxedo Black ink. I coloured in the flower using Copic Markers, adding some dots, inspired by Jennifer McGuire's latest video. I have used dots many times as backgrounds/grounding but never to colour an actual image. I do like the look!
The panel was adhered to an A2 PTI Melon Berry card base with foam tape. I added it towards the bottom right to give a bit of interest in the top left. I added a little clear Wink of Stella to the centre of the flower/stamens and then added a tiny pearl to finish.
Here are the links to what I have used on the card. Please click the picture to be taken to where I purchased it.
COPIC MARKERS: Magnolia - YR0000, YR000, YR00, YR01. Outside shadow - B0000, B000, B00.
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Rowan Williams thinks the Lord's Prayer should be taught in public schools because of its importance. I agree it is important; on teaching it in the public schools I have no opinion other than to say the problem is shaped more by lack of church attendance than public schools.
The study, which compared the answers of children aged 6-12 years old and adults who would have been that age 40 years ago, found that children today are less familiar with religious texts than their parents.
However, they are twice as likely to say that religion is important to them compared with those growing up in the 1970s.
Of the 1011 adults surveyed, 931 out of 1011 (92 per cent) said they knew the Lord's Prayer as a child, while only 571 out of 1040 (55 per cent) of children knew it today.
The Archbishop of Canterbury told the BBC he believed that children should be taught the Lord's Prayer in schools and is worried by news that half as many children know the prayer.
Dr Rowan Williams said: "I'd like to see schools introducing children to the Lord's Prayer, so that they know that it's there, they know what it means and know why it matters."


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Enough observational studies -- it's time for doctors to recommend steps to raise their patients' vitamin D levels. That's the message in a provocative editorial published in Anesthesia & Analgesia.
There's already enough evidence to justify increasing vitamin D levels to improve health, according to the opinion piece by Drs Michael F. Roizen of the Cleveland Clinic and Jeffrey D. Roizen of Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. Meanwhile, they propose a randomized trial to conclusively determine whether vitamin D can reduce complication rates after surgery.
Don't Wait for Further Research -- Act Now to Increase Vitamin D Levels
The father-and-son coauthors write in response to the latest research paper reporting linking higher vitamin D levels to better health outcomes. In that study -- also published in Anesthesia & Analgesia -- Dr Alparslan Turan and colleagues of the Cleveland Clinic found that surgical patients with higher vitamin D had lower rates of death and complications after surgery.
While the observational study shows significant associations, it can't prove a cause-and-effect relationship. Dr Turan and coauthors suggest a cautious approach to further research, starting with more observational data on the relationship between preoperative vitamin D levels and postoperative outcomes.
But Drs Roizen and Roizen strongly disagree, writing: "What a wimpy conclusion." While acknowledging the limitations of observational studies, they point out that a long series of studies has linked vitamin D to "a cornucopia of improved health outcomes." These include "improved bone health, fewer falls, fewer bone fractures, reduced risk of heart attack and stroke, reduced risk of, and death from, colon, breast, and prostate cancer" -- among others.
They believe the research warrants moving forward with a formal study evaluating the benefits of vitamin D supplementation before surgery. Citing the storied history of advances in clinical care by anesthesiologists, Drs Roizen and Roizen write, "Let's continue to take bold steps to improve outcome….Let's determine whether vitamin D is just a fireman (showing up at every fire, but seldom causing them), or has some real fire power in improving perioperative outcomes.
They propose a randomized trial to determine whether giving vitamin D supplements for two or three weeks before scheduled surgery can decrease complication rates. Among the questions to be answered are what vitamin D levels have the most benefit with the lowest potential for harm -- recommendations range from 20 to 50 nanograms per milliliter (ng/mL). Ideally, the study would include groups with vitamin D levels or 20, 35, and 50 ng/mL.
But patients shouldn't wait for the results of clinical trials before taking "reasonable" steps to ensure adequate vitamin D levels, Drs Roizen and Roizen believe. They recommend that patients ask their doctor what their vitamin D level is and whether they need more. For patients with vitamin D levels less than 50 ng/mL, they recommend taking supplements to get more vitamin D2 and D3. They note that it takes six weeks to achieve a steady-state vitamin D level.
The Roizens add that doctors aren't immune to low vitamin D. They have checked their own vitamin D levels, and believe that other physicians -- including anesthesiologists -- should consider doing so as well. They conclude, "No matter what you decide for yourself, let us be bold (and beneficial to the rest of medicine and our patients) as a specialty."
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Finally a gluten-free AND egg-free fried chicken that is crisp and flavorful. Using a few secrets like: blenders and cereal, this is a unique recipe to get that crunchy, yummy coating that you're wanting. Free of gluten, dairy, egg, soy, peanut and tree nuts this is also top 8 free too!
This blog contains affiliate links. Also, I was given a free Blendtec blender, but all opinions are mine.
First off: How was your weekend??! Mine was seriously so amazing. I attended Women's Conference and there is something so powerful about a bunch of women, coming together and feeling each other's spirits. It was so uplifting! I hope your weekend was similarly good! Now onto this life-changing recipe.
I am American, and therefore love me some fried chicken. Unfortunately, regular fried chicken is usually put in buttermilk (dairy) and then dipped in egg, and then dredged in flour. Hello three of the top 8 allergens! YIKES!
So, I went to some creative measures to re-create this classic entrée. I used some cereal and my Blendtec blender. I know it sounds a bit crazy, but stay with me!
In my pre-allergy days, I loved to bread things with panko crumbs, because they're like extra crunchy flour! So, I looked around my allergy-friendly pantry and saw some Rice Chex (or generic brand works too). I've had PLENTY of experience thanks to my 2-year-old that even when these get ground up and crunched, they keep that nice, crisp texture.
So, I threw a few cups of them in my blender, hit pulse, and added a few extra ingredients. And, that is how I stumbled on THE BEST allergy-friendly breading.
I found that adding some extra cornstarch for additional binding, and of course some spices really put the finishing touch. You'll notice I didn't do paprika, because my son can't have it due to his EOE. But, this is a classic fried-chicken ingredient, so feel free to add it if you can.
Two last tricks for you: I think a cast iron pan is the best way to fry, so be sure to have one of those handy!
Then, be sure to not add the chicken until the oil is shiny and rippling. You want it to cook fast, and not sit in the oil forever–so be sure that heat is kickin'.
OK, I lied–one more tip: try to only flip it once! The more you handle it, the more likely the breading is to fall off. So, put the tongs down and let the oil do its work!
Lastly, I am a baby and enjoy skinless chicken breasts the best. I know that's not typical of fried chicken–but eating crunchy skin just freaks me out. Feel free to use another cut of chicken and have the skin on. You'll prepare it the same, but if you use dark meat, you may want to use a thermometer to ensure it's cooked properly.
Just call me The Colonel, because this is one of my husband's favorite meals, and mine too. I hope this helps you enjoy a classic in a new way that fits your dietary restrictions.
Side dish ideas: cornbread, sweet potato casserole, and if you can do milk, these gluten free biscuits from my friend There is Life After Wheat would be great too!
Fried Chicken (Gluten, dairy, egg, soy, peanut and tree nut free; top 8 free)
Finally a gluten-free AND egg-free fried chicken that is crisp and flavorful. Using a few secrets like: blenders and cereal, this is a unique recipe to get that crunchy, yummy coating that you're wanting. Free of gluten, dairy, egg, soy, peanut and tree nuts this is also top 8 free too!
- 3-4 chicken breasts, cut into thin strips
- 2 cups original rice milk+2 Tablespoons lemon juice
- 4 cups Rice Chex
- 1 and 1/2 Tablespoons of cornstarch
- 1/2 Tablespoon garlic salt
- 1/2 Tablespoon salt
- Canola oil
- Cast iron pan
- Combine the lemon juice and rice milk. You are making a faux buttermilk by doing this.
- Place the chicken strips in the "buttermilk" and allow to sit for at least 30 minutes to several hours.
- While the chicken rests in the mixture make the breading. Combine the cereal, cornstarch, garlic salt and salt in your blender. Pulse until the cereal is crumbled and everything is combined.
- Meanwhile, add enough canola oil to your cast iron pan to completely cover the pan and be at least a half inch deep. Turn your heat to medium-high heat to get your oil hot, shiny and rippling.
- Pour the breading mixture into a thick brown paper bag. (Sometimes I'll double the bag, just to ensure it doesn't break while I toss all the chicken.)
- Take the chicken out of the "buttermilk" and shake off the excess liquid. Place the chicken in the brown paper bag (you can do several pieces at a time), and shake to evenly coat in the breading.
- Once the oil is hot enough, gently lay the chicken tenders in the pan. I like to start on the outside and finish in the middle, since the middle is the hottest. Be sure to not overcrowd the pan.
- Allow the chicken to completely brown before you flip it. You want to only flip it once, to ensure the breading doesn't fall off.
- Once the chicken is cooked through, remove it to a plate lined with paper towels to absorb the extra oil.
- Serve warm. We love to have it with sweet potatoes and my safe cornbread.
- If you have extra and need to re-heat it, be sure to do it in a toaster oven or oven as a microwave will make the breading mushy.
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Hi! I'm Megan, a mom to four kids, two with multiple food allergies & one with EOE. I'm a published cookbook author that constantly tweaks recipes to make them allergy friendly–it's an addiction. I share every recipe & tip with you, to help you eat like you did before food allergies & dietary restrictions. You can still be awesome, even with food allergies!


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