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2015 George Barrett Award
Bryan Stevenson
Founder and Executive Director, Equal Justice Initiative
Bryan Stevenson is the founder and Executive Director of the Equal Justice Initiative in Montgomery, Alabama. Mr. Stevenson is a widely acclaimed public interest lawyer who has dedicated his career to helping the poor, the incarcerated and the condemned. Under his leadership, EJI has won major legal challenges eliminating excessive and unfair sentencing, exonerating innocent death row prisoners, confronting abuse of the incarcerated and the mentally ill, and aiding children prosecuted as adults. Mr. Stevenson has successfully argued several cases in the United States Supreme Court and recently won a historic ruling in the U.S. Supreme Court banning mandatory life-without-parole sentences for all children 17 or younger as unconstitutional. EJI has also initiated major new anti-poverty and anti-discrimination efforts challenging the legacy of racial inequality in America.
Mr. Stevenson's work fighting poverty and challenging racial discrimination in the criminal justice system has won him awards including the ABA Wisdom Award for Public Service, the MacArthur Foundation Fellowship Award Prize, the Olaf Palme International Prize, the ACLU National Medal Of Liberty, the National Public Interest Lawyer of the Year Award, the Gruber Prize for International Justice and the Ford Foundation Visionaries Award. He is a graduate of the Harvard Law School and the Harvard School of Government, has been awarded 16 honorary doctorate degrees and is also a Professor of Law at the New York University School of Law. He is the recent author of the critically acclaimed New York Times bestseller, Just Mercy, which was named by Time Magazine as one of the 10 best books of nonfiction for 2014 and has been awarded several honors including a 2015 NAACP Image Award.

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text: By now you've either gotten a few offers with minimal funding, some walk-on opportunities, or nothing at all. However, there are still coaches out there looking, especially at the lower levels. It's never too late. Limit yourself to local Tier 2 D2, , D3 and Tier 2 JUCO programs. Freshen up your profile with all of your senior year accomplishments, shoot a fresh highlight video and send it out again to more schools. Some lower level, less competitive programs will continue to look throughout the summer, so do NOT give up on your dream, just be realistic about where you'll be able to play.


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U.S. Tv favourite Brooke Burke-Charvet has been dumped as the co-host for celebrity competition show Dancing With The Stars.
A former contestant on the show, the actress and model will not be back for the the upcoming 18th season, which begins next month (17Mar14).
Confirming the news, she says, "I have enjoyed seven seasons co-hosting Dwts but understand the need for change considering the position of the show at this juncture.
"I've always been one to embrace change and looking forward to pursuing opportunities I previously wasn't able to entertain because of contractual obligations to the show. I've seen my fair share of shocking eliminations in the ballroom but this one takes the cake."
Burke-Charvet isn't the only face who will be missing from the show when it returns - bandleader Harold Wheeler and his 28-piece band have also been fired.
Tv veteran Tom Bergeron will be back to host the show. It is not known if Burke-Charvet will be replaced.


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- Author: Richard Smith
- Author: Steven T. Koike
The rainy and cold spring weather in 2010 is apparently having an effect on head lettuce quality in Salinas Valley fields. Symptoms appear as very small, brown flecks and spots along the margins of young leaves (photo 1). Affected leaves are usually found deep within the head. It appears that these defects are occurring in multiple iceberg cultivars in various parts of the valley. Clearly this is a physiological disorder and superficially looks similar to russet spot; however, most of the flecks do not occur on the leaf midribs (photo 2) as would be typical for russet spot. Russet spot is caused by ethylene production and can occur in mature to over mature lettuce, especially following anaerobic conditions in the field. However, in this instance, the location of the flecking along the margin of the leaf more closely indicates tipburn.
The extensive nature of the problem (from Salinas to San Ardo) and the occurrence across varieties indicates that a large-scale factor like weather could be the cause. The heavy rain on April 5 followed by cloudy, cool weather may account for the currently wide distribution of the problem. We are conducting further investigations to more closely determine the cause of this problem.
These defects are not caused by any plant pathogen. Extensive testing has shown that bacterial leaf spot, anthracnose, or other lettuce disease is not associated with these brown flecks. Bacterial leaf spot (caused by Xanthomonas campestris pv. vitians), however, is common this year and should not be confused with this physiological disorder. Bacterial leaf spot occurs on the outer leaves and results in large, black, angular lesions (photo 3).
Photo 1: Lettuce defects in 2010 |
Photo 2: Typical russet spotting of lettuce |
Photo 3: Bacterial leaf spot of lettuce |


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Henglong 1/16 Scale 7.0 British Challenger II RC Tank Model 3908 RTR 360Degrees Turret Motor Gearbox Metal Tracks W/ Rubber Pads Wheels
Henglong 1/16 Scale 7.0 British Challenger II RC Tank Model 3908 RTR 360Degrees Turret Motor Gearbox Metal Tracks W/ Rubber Pads Wheels
Item Condition:
New and maybe some tanks are refitted(upgraded) by us(if you mind, please ask first before buying), so please read carefully before purchasing.
If you need me to upgrade your tank, we would like to help.
After Sale Service:
If you have got a broken tank caused by shipping, please let me know first, we know 100% of this tank and can easily help and tell you how to restore. It is unnecessary to open a case.
We have the ability to handle any trouble of the tank and refitting.
We provide all parts of the tank.
We can provide upgrading parts but you must have the ability to install.
The package includes(This tank is very heavy):
Radio controller
BB pellets
360 degree turret rotation upgrade parts
Infrared Combating Transmitter(supporting multi-player tank war)
Infrared Combating Receiver
Idle smoking generator
Smoke liquid (Maybe it can not be shipped to your country because of the shipping rules, pls forgive it.)
1800mah Tank Battery(we can provide better 5000mah-7000mah battery, please contact.)
USB Universal Charger
English manual book(Don't rely on manual book, BECAUSE sometimes the book is wrong and outdated)
Metal Parts coming with the tank
Metal tracks with single-side rubber pads
Metal driving wheels with fixators
Metal idler wheels with bearings
Full metal road wheels
Metal suspension
Metal return rollers??if the real tank has??????o?
Steel gears driving gearboxes
Main Features:
1, Infrared combating system supports many players to combat in a tank war.
2, Metal tracks, sprocket wheels, idler wheels.
3, Full metal road wheels, torsion bars, better springs supporting heavier weight.
4, Full metal gearboxes, steel gears, better wear-resisting property.
5, Scale appearance of real tank.
6, 7.0 mainboard provides two kinds of sound for choice.
7, Each action acts with mimic real tank mechanical sound.
8, Like real tank firing, shooting 6mm BB pellets with COOL hull-recoil action and firing sound effect, and 20m shooting range.
9, 360 degrees limitless turret rotation.
10,Control barrel up and down almost 30 degrees.
11,Emulational tank lights of LED.
12,Idle Smoking like real tank from ""engine"", when tank runs fast the smoke gradually becomes more, but you need to drop liquid into the tank(EACH TIME ONLY DROP ONE DROP or else break)(please note maybe we can not ship liquid to some countries).
13,2.4Ghz radio control system, it supports many similar tanks combating together without radio intervening.
About upgradability:
Some of henglong tanks are available for adding better driving gearbox, better more realistic barrel recoil function, muzzle flash and laser function, infrared combating function, FPV(first person view) wifi combating function, better batteries and so on. If you require these functions, please contact me. Some tanks could be upgraded to be full metal chassis and hull.
HengLong RC tank is hobby grade but not toy grade, we expect our buyer is capable of learning how to maintain this tank, because the tank parts will wear and get glitches in running. Lacking manipulative ability will reduce your enjoyment of playing the tank.
Only suitable for players with manipulative ability.
Not suitable for people without interest to maintain the tank and exchange parts.
Not suitable for people too busy to learn from seller about how to use and maintain, though we are always kind to tell you how to use and maintain the tank.
Please be cautious to buy this hobby product, this tank is only suitable for people age above 14!
Hassle-Free trouble-solving:
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If inner part of the tank got problem, we would provide you exchange part for free.
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Generally we could provide our seller suitable tools for disassembly and assembly.


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Jobs have been a part of Stack Overflow in some form for almost 12 years and played a critical role in getting us to this stage as a company.
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Follow these Essay Assignment Guidelines and the Essay Grading Rubric. Consult the Course Syllabus and Canvas and below this assignment description for the assignment due date.
Intergenerational Trauma and Healing provides multinational and multi-ethnic perspectives on the sources, effects, and modes of healing of intergenerational trauma among diverse communities; "Putting Down Roots" (from Braiding Sweetgrass…Links to an external site.) reflects a land-based process of healing from historical and ecological traumas; the classic transcription of Black Elk's Vision, Black Elk Speaks…Links to an external site. offers readers insights not only into Indigenous worldviews (there are many) but also into dominant society values from the historical experience of one who experienced the culmination of 'The Indian Wars' in the Northern Plains and their devastating aftermath; Will the Circle Be Unbroken?…Links to an external site. provides an introduction (and case studies, not assigned) to the restorative justice movement as an 'alternative' to retributive justice based in Indigenous values and practices—a possible path to healing intergenerational trauma and the ongoing systems of inequality and exploitation that continually contribute to ongoing trauma in Indigenous communities; "Navajo Nation Peacemaking Program"Links to an external site. offers a summary and case study of an Indigenous (Diné) restorative justice program administered by a Tribal Government.
The five readings assigned include the following:
- Chapters 1-6 in Intergenerational Trauma and Healing
- "Putting Down Roots" in Braiding Sweetgrass
- "Foreword," "Introduction," and Chapter 3: "The Great Vision" in Black Elk Speaks
- "Introduction" in Will the Circle Be Unbroken?….
- "Navajo Nation Peacemaking Program"
One idea that pervades all of these readings is the significant difference between Indigenous, other BIPOC, and other marginalized and exploited communities' values, lifeways, and perceptions, and those of dominant society. Dominant society values, lifeways, and perceptions have been fundamentally shaped by white and male supremacy, market capitalism and economic stratification, and Judeo-Christian monotheism.
In this essay assignment, write a comparison and contrast essay in which you explore the differences between Indigenous and Western worldviews (values, lifeways, perceptions). Drawing on the texts listed above, present three major differences to compare and contrast. Make sure to incorporate information from at least three of the five readings (in addition, you can draw on the Thanksgiving address, but not in place of a reading). Use specific examples in the form of paraphrasing and quotations (along with citations) to demonstrate knowledge of the texts.
After this comparison and contrast aspect of the essay, discuss how we (and/or you), could "restore the kinship worldview" or mend the sacred circle in our society and/or in our lives. What actual steps could we/you take to integrate the Indigenous worldviews you identified into our daily lives (consider micro, meso, macro, and/or global levels)? I am not suggesting that you appropriate (steal or copy) American Indian or other ceremonies or traditions, but that you look to values lifeways, and perspectives that underly Indigenous or other practices and apply what you have been learning to our lives/your life today. Due Sunday, October 22nd by 11:59pm
Grading Rubric:
- Compare/Contrast at least three differences between Indigenous and Western worldviews (values, lifeways, perceptions). (6pts.)
- Compare/Contrast Difference 1 (2pts.)
- Compare/Contrast Difference 2 (2pts.)
- Compare/Contrast Difference 3 (2pts.)
- Discuss how we/you could "restore the kinship worldview" or mend the sacred circle (6pts.)
- Identify at least three helpful aspect(s) of Indigenous or other worldviews (3pts.)
- Discuss how we/you might apply these in our/your life today (3pts.)


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Florida's most pristine wilderness lies in the Everglades, a subtropical wetland known as the "River of Grass."
More than 607,000 hectares of the Everglades, which stretches 160 kilometers from Lake Okeechobee to the state's southern tip, are protected and designated a national park, which is less than an hour's drive from Miami. Though it's possible to make the trip in a day, consider an overnight stay to experience more adventures the area has to offer.
Get From Miami to the Everglades
To get to the Everglades, drive west from Miami on the Tamiami Trail, which is also known as U.S. Highway 41. You'll pass through Miami's outer suburbs before entering the largely undeveloped wetlands. The Miccosukee Tribe of Seminole Indians has a reservation and casino along the route. Native American outfitters offer airboat tours of the wetlands.
The vast section of wetlands that comprise Everglades National Park lies south of the Tamiami Trail. Drive 65 kilometers along the trail to reach the Shark Valley Visitor Center, which has educational displays, a park video and gift store. Shark Valley Tram Tours offers guided tours, bicycle rentals and a gift shop.
Sightseeing on an airboat tour through the Everglades
Lunch With the Miccosukee Tribe
Before touring the park, eat a casual meal at Miccosukee Restaurant, owned by the Miccosukee Indian Tribe and located 160 meters past Shark Valley Loop Road. The dining room offers diners a close-up view of the sawgrass marshes and an adjacent narrow waterway. The menu includes traditional Native American fare, like Indian fry bread, and regional favorites, such as fried frog legs and catfish.
See Shark Valley
After lunch, head to Shark Valley's sawgrass prairies, keeping an eye out for the Everglades' abundant wildlife like alligators, crocodiles, gray foxes and river otters. A 24-kilometer road circles through Shark Valley. Explore the plants and animals around the loop road by taking an educational tram tour led by a naturalist, renting a bicycle or walking. Beware: It can be a steamy tour under the hot Florida sun, no matter the time of year. An observation tower stands midway along the loop road, offering shade and a 360-degree view of the Everglades. Bring binoculars and try to spot the alligators and birds living in the wetlands.
Explore Big Cypress National Preserve
After viewing Shark Valley's wetlands and wildlife, return to Tamiami Trail and continue west toward Everglades City. Take a detour to experience the serene expanse of Big Cypress National Preserve. Turn left onto Loop Road, which is a 43-kilometer loop.
The road, which is both paved and unpaved, offers an easy drive through some of the Everglades' most spectacular scenery. Spy looming cypress trees cloaked in Spanish moss and swamplands filled with herons, ibises and pelicans. Watch the side of the road for sleeping alligators. You'll encounter very few cars along the road, so you can stop as often as you'd like to take photos; be careful not to disturb the wildlife.
Tall cypress trees looming over the Everglades
Spend the Night in Everglades City
After exiting the loop road, you'll find yourself back on Tamiami Trail, driving west toward Everglades City and the park's western entrance. Only 400 residents live in Everglades City, which sits in the midst of tranquil, winding waterways. Spend an overnight at the low-key and comfortable Everglades City Motel.
Relax with a sunset drink and smoked fish dip appetizer at the famous Rod and Gun Club, overlooking a pretty stretch of the sparkling waterway. After dark, eat dinner at funky Camellia Street Grill, a local favorite on the river. Order your meal at the counter and enjoy it in an outdoor courtyard filled with kitschy décor and twinkling lights hanging from trees. There's live music and dancing, too.
When you're refreshed in the morning, drive 2.2 kilometers from the hotel to the Gulf Coast Visitor Center, where you can book a boat tour of the Ten Thousand Islands that dot the surrounding coastline.
Ibis and little blue herons in flight over the Everglades
Beach, Shopping and Luxury in Naples
With your boat tour behind you, either return to Miami or continue 60 kilometers northwest toward the posh beach town of Naples. Visitors can find inexpensive lodging in a prime, waterfront location at Cove Inn at Naples Bay. Spend the afternoon unwinding on soft sands or with a swim in the Gulf of Mexico's calm waters. In the evening, take a sunset cruise and ogle the mansions lining Naples waterways before watching the sun dip below the gulf. Window shop at the galleries and boutiques along Fifth Avenue, then dine on inventive Italian fare at Osteria Tulia.
From Naples, you'll drive about 200 kilometers east on Interstate 75 to return to Miami. The highway is the quickest route back to Miami's shimmering skyline and white-sand shores.
Setting sun over the Gulf of Mexico and a Naples-area beach
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I'd like to know if using a single data adapter to handle multiple data sources is the correct approach. The more I think of it, the more I believe it's not. Thing is, each of the data sources needs some kind of a "Data retriever", which retrieves the data and updates it using the listener.update() method. But if all the "Data retrievers" share the very same listener, then it's not very performant, is it? Is it at all possible to create multiple adapters using the very same DataProvider class? I actually tried it and it didn't work, both adapters were retrieving data from the very same source, therefore my question.
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(Reuters) – An Anglo-German team of astronomers has discovered a new planet orbiting a nearby sun at just the right distance for an Earth-like climate that could support life.
The team actually found three new planets orbiting the star 44 light years away, but only one of them is in the so-called Goldilocks Zone, the band around a sun where temperatures are neither too hot nor too cold for liquid water to exist.
"The star HD 40307 is a perfectly quiet old dwarf star, so there is no reason why such a planet could not sustain an Earth-like climate," said Guillem Angla-Escude from Germany's University of Goettingen, who led the research with Mikko Tuomi at the University of Hertfordshire in Britain.
The planet has a mass at least seven times that of Earth but it orbits at about the same distance from its sun, meaning it receives a similar amount of solar energy as Earth gets.
More than 800 planets have been discovered outside our solar system since the first was detected in the early 1990s, but only a handful of those have been in the habitable zone.
Even more rare are planets in the zone that rotate, as this one does, to create a day-time and night-time, which increases the chance of an Earth-like environment. Those that don't spin are said to be tidally locked, with one half in constant darkness.
"This is the closest one to Earth in a habitable zone that is not tidally locked," University of Hertfordshire astronomer Hugh Jones told Reuters.
"Just as Goldilocks liked her porridge to be neither too hot nor too cold but just right, this planet, or indeed any moons that it has, lie in an orbit comparable to Earth, increasing the probability of it being habitable."
The planet, named HD 40307g, is part of a system that was previously thought to have just three planets, all in orbits too close to the star to support liquid water.
The astronomers made the discovery, unveiled in a research paper in the journal Astronomy & Astrophysics, by examining data from the HARPS spectrograph, attached to a European Southern Observatory telescope at La Silla in Chile's Atacama desert.
The HARPS device is able to pick up tiny changes in the color of the light coming from a host star as it wobbles under the gravitational influence of orbiting planets.
The team used a novel technique to filter out signals caused by the host star itself. "This significantly increased our sensitivity and enabled us to reveal three new planets around the star," said Mikko Tuomi.
(Editing by Kevin Liffey)
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10 Early Warning Signs of Schizophrenia
The early signs of schizophrenia mostly happen in the teen years and this can make them difficult to spot because these early schizophrenia signs are similar to behaviors often seen in teens in general. The very earliest schizophrenia signs often occur before the age of 16, but they may not become noticeable until between the ages of 16 and 30. Men tend to experience signs of schizophrenia earlier than women (see the difference in schizophrenia in men and women). The period before formal schizophrenia symptoms appear is known as the "prodromal" period and lasts about five years.1
Childhood schizophrenia is rare but can occur. Little is known about childhood schizophrenia but research is ongoing.
Ten Schizophrenia Early Warning Signs
Early signs of schizophrenia include:2
- Change in friends, drop in grades
- Sleep problems
- Irritability
- Cognitive impairment (may appear in childhood)
- Difficulty telling reality from fantasy
- Social isolation and withdrawing from others
- An increase in unusual thoughts, perceptions and suspicions
- Odd manner of thinking and speaking
- Paranoid ideas
- Family history of psychosis
Any one of these early signs alone does not indicate schizophrenia, but when seen in a cluster, may be early warning signs of schizophrenia. Early treatment of schizophrenia or psychosis increases the chance of successful treatment.
next: Schizophrenia in Men and Women: What's the Difference?
~ all articles on symptoms of schizophrenia
~ all schizophrenia articles
APA Reference
Tracy, N.
(2012, February 14). 10 Early Warning Signs of Schizophrenia, HealthyPlace. Retrieved
on 2024, July 19 from https://www.healthyplace.com/thought-disorders/schizophrenia-symptoms/10-early-warning-signs-of-schizophrenia


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Few people would openly admit that they prefer irrational treatments and doctors. But most people do in fact advocate irrational health practices – using pseudonyms for "irrational" as "holistic," "alternative," "homeopathic" and the deadly "natural."
Medicine requires reason
The human body operates according to certain causal principles. If we wish to make a change in our health, we must understand some of those causal principles and act according to our understanding. To act without a rational basis is to disconnect our goals from their achievement. Irrationality does not guarantee failure — it just means that success, to the extent that it happens, will be due to other factors that our goals.
The study of human health is especially difficult
In the field of health, especially rigorous rationality is necessary for at least five reasons:
- The human body will solve, or at least try to solve most problems on its own. This makes establishing causality due external factors quite difficult and introduces biases such as the placebo effect and the regression fallacy.
- The body is very complex! Because it evolved over billions of years, the causal relationships in the body are extremely complex and interdependent.
- For example, even if we know that the body has too little of a certain substance, taking that substance may: a: not do anything b: cause the body to produce even less of the substance or c: cause an unpredictable side effect. On the other hand, if the body has too much of something, then the solution may be to a: consume less of that substance b: consume more of that substance or c: the consumption has no relationship at all to the level of that substance.
- It can be difficult to measure the extent to which medical problems are solved. While some things can be measured, many things, such as pain levels are very difficult to quantify.
- It is difficult to isolate causal factors in human beings since changes in health take time to develop and we can't control every factor during an experiment or dissect human subjects when it is over.
- Humans tend to be irrational when it comes to their own mortality! We fear death, leading us to irrational over or under spending on health as well as being especially vulnerable to all the logical fallacies.
In medicine, rationality requires quality science research
There is a name for the field that applies rigor to the discovery of facts about nature: science. Science has been so successful in improving the state of human knowledge that many irrational, anti-scientific quacks have begun to use the term "scientific" to describe anti-scientific practices and ideas. In response to this, the medical community has come up with a term which identifiers the distinguishing aspect of rationality: "evidence based medicine." This phrase is a necessary redundancy that identifies the essential characteristic of science: that it is based on sensory evidence. The alternative to non-evidence based science is not science at all, but emotionalism – "I feel it is true, so it must be."
In the last hundred years, we have discovered certain practices for ensuring the conclusions of our medical experiments are valid. We know experimentally that observing these practices leads to more accurate conclusions. Let me emphasize that: the truth of medical claims is strongly correlated with the degree to which experiments follow accepted scientific standards. There are a number of objective scales for measuring the quality of an experiment.
Five characteristics of quality medical studies
- The experiment and its results are fully described in enough detail to reproduce and compare the results
- There is a randomized control group
- The selection of control subjects is double blind
- The methods of randomization and blinding are accurately described and appropriate
- There is a description of withdrawals and dropouts.
Further reading:
- "Bad Science" by Ben Goldacre
- Ben Goldcare at TED: Battling Bad Science
- The One Minute Case For Science
- YouTube: "Alternative Space Program"
Addendum: How to judge health claims
Unfortunately, it is difficult to design good experiments and more difficult still to reach firm conclusions from most experiments. In the legitimate ("evidence-based") medical community, the degree to which practitioners adhere to the principles varies greatly – but they at least try. Fortunately, in the "quack community," while there is sometimes the pretense of evidence, basic scientific principles are so grossly violated and ignored that is becomes easy to distinguish fraud from legitimate science.
It is difficult to make firm conclusions in medicine. But when valid scientific principles are not followed, it is easy to conclude that no valid conclusion can be reached. In other words, you can't always be sure what's good for you, but you can be sure when someone is talking nonsense.
When someone makes irrational health claims, it does not mean that those claims are false. It just means those claims were not derived by rational (scientific) principles, and so we cannot say anything about their truth – we can only ignore them as arbitrary. It is as if someone claimed an invisible, undetectable pink unicorn in the sky – that which cannot be proven or disproved can only be dismissed. When we says that health claims in the non-scientific media and many health "practitioners" are unscientific, it does not mean that they are wrong, or that people don't feel helped by them. It means that their claims have no connection to reality. In some cases, the practices that quacks suggest are helpful — but not for the reasons they identify. More importantly, in all cases following rational, scientific principles leads increases the likely hood of successful outcomes over quackery (aka emotionalism).
To conclude, to judge whether a medical claim is legitimate or arbitrary nonsense, check whether:
- It is based on quality experiments (see above criteria)
- It is consistent with medical consensus (of evidence-based medicine)
- The certainty of the claim is well-established (by numerous studies, systematic reviews, etc


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Why does the state of California seem to be so incredibly hopeless? These days California can't seem to do anything right, and if you live in California things just got a whole lot worse. Governor Brown has announced that the state budget deficit for this year is going to be much larger than projected, that more government services are going to be cut and that voters are going to vote on another round of tax increases in November. Meanwhile, unemployment is sitting at 11 percent and extended federal unemployment benefits for workers in the state are ending. Because California is one of the worst places in the nation to conduct business, there has been a steady flow of companies leaving the state. Those companies have taken a whole lot of good jobs with them. Due to the lack of jobs and a steady stream of impoverished immigrants coming in from Mexico and other countries, poverty in the state has exploded and crime is rapidly increasing. California may be the land of "endless sunshine", but for the California economy there are only dark clouds on the horizon. The state is coming apart at the seams and there is not much hope that things are going to turn around any time soon.
These days, California is very similar to Greece in many ways.
Just like Greece, California has had round after round of "austerity" and yet still cannot seem to balance the budget.
Even after all of the cuts that have been implemented in recent years, the California budget deficit is still going to be far larger than originally projected this year. The following is from the Los Angeles Times….
Gov. Jerry Brown announced on Saturday that the state's deficit has ballooned to $16 billion, a huge increase over his $9.2-billion estimate in January.
The bigger deficit is a significant setback for California, which has struggled to turn the page on a devastating budget crisis. Brown, who announced the deficit on YouTube, is expected to outline his full budget proposal on Monday in Sacramento.
"This means we will have to go much further, and make cuts far greater, than I asked for at the beginning of the year," Brown said in the video.
During his remarks on YouTube, Governor Brown stated that California is "still recovering from the worst recession since the 1930s" and he stressed that hard choices are ahead.
But the California state government has already cut back in so many places. For example, back in the late 1970s the state of California was number one in per-pupil spending on education, but now California has fallen to 48th place.
Unfortunately, Governor Brown does not believe that budget cuts alone will solve the problem.
So you know what that means.
Tax increases!
The tax increases that California voters will be voting on in November were outlined in a recent Bloomberg article….
Brown this week submitted more than 1.5 million signatures to place the tax measure on the ballot. It would temporarily raise the state sales tax, already the highest in the U.S., to 7.5 percent from 7.25 percent. It would also boost rates on income starting at $250,000. The 10.3 percent levy on those making $1 million or more would rise to 13.3 percent, the most of any state.
Get ready to fire up the moving vans.
The rest of the California economy may be falling apart, but moving companies will continue to do very well.
As I have written about previously, California has already experienced a net loss of approximately four million residents to other states over the past 20 years.
If the top rate on those making a million dollars or more a year hits 13.3 percent you will see a lot more wealthy people leave.
And thousands of businesses have left California in recent years as well. Sadly, one survey found that CEOs ranked California as the worst place in the United States to do business for seven years in a row.
You would think that the state legislature would get the message.
Unfortunately they have not.
California absolutely suffocates businesses with rules and regulations and it gets worse with each passing year.
So lots of good jobs continue to leave the state.
As mentioned earlier, the official rate of unemployment in California is sitting at 11 percent. That is almost 3 points higher than for the nation as a whole.
Of course the "official" numbers greatly understate the true scope of the unemployment problem, but for more on that you can check out this article.
However you want to look at it, the reality is that California has a massive unemployment problem.
Sadly, a whole bunch of unemployed workers in California are about to lose their unemployment benefits.
On Saturday, more than 200,000 unemployed Americans were dumped off the unemployment rolls. Close to half of them live in California.
Instead of 99 weeks, unemployed workers in California will now only be able to collect unemployment benefits for a maximum of 79 weeks.
It is estimated that a total of 93,000 people in California have suddenly lost their benefits as a result of this change.
Unfortunately, the truth is that the employment picture in California is not really getting any better. It is still incredibly difficult to find a decent job.
Unless you are "connected", it can be a horribly frustrating experience trying to find a new job in this economic environment.
But if you are truly desperate, there are some folks out there who are always hiring.
These days, "national security" is quite a growth industry. For example, if you are currently unemployed you can always apply to work as an Internment/Resettlement Specialist for the national guard.
While the economy is going to pot, you can get paid to lock up other Americans that are protesting about the state of our country.
Doesn't that sound fun?
But seriously, if you live in California right now you probably don't need anyone else to tell you how bad things are.
You probably already know that the number of children living in poverty in the state of California has increased by 30 percent since 2007.
California is rapidly changing, and not for the better.
But it is not just the economy that is falling apart in California. The truth is that there are a whole host of good reasons to move away from California. The traffic is nightmarish, crime is on the rise, the gangs are bigger and more active than ever before, millions of illegal immigrants have poured into the state, and the control freak politicians become more insane with each passing year.
Plus there is the constant threat that your home will be destroyed by a mudslide, a wildfire or an earthquake.
One of these days the "big one" will hit California.
You do not want to be there when that happens.
But if you decide that you do want to move from California, what is the best state to move to?
That is a very good question.
The truth is that economic conditions are horrible in most of the country and are rapidly getting a whole lot worse.
According to one poll, 30 percent of all Americans described the condition of the economy as "good" back in February but only 20 percent do now.
When we enter the next major economic downturn, unemployment is going to go higher everywhere in the nation.
There will be small pockets where jobs are still plentiful (where the oil industry is strong for example) but almost everywhere else will be really hurting.
So what do all of you think?
For people looking to move away from California, where should they go?
Please feel free to post a comment with your thoughts below….


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Saturday, December 29, 2012
What Jesus taught Mary when he was "lost", and then found
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And, perhaps, it was a "dry run" to demonstrate the reality that Jesus's life on earth was to be directed toward the Will of God the Father, more directly now or soon by God the Father rather than by Mary and Joseph. After all, Jesus was now 12 years old - he had nearly achieved bar mitzvah, true? But Mary, in a special way, "knowing" the Will of the Father as if a facsimile in her own being remaining as a result of the conception and Incarnation of the Jesus and the Word in her, still remained close to Jesus, even in his adulthood, to encourage Him in God's Will even though her own human motherliness remained concerned for His total safety and security.
It's from between 150 miles to 170 miles distance from Nazareth to Jerusalem. In that time, it would have been a major trip with several overnight stops along the way. If many Jews were devout and obedient, there would have been enough demand for special caravans to move large numbers of people to and fro I suppose. If not, there would have been opportunity to move with carriers who moved merchandise and goods to and fro. Else, it may have been a lonely and dangerous trip. - December 29, 2012 at 10:11 AM
When meditating on the fifth joyful mystery, I could never understand the context in which Mary seemed to be scolding her Son, nor could I understand the context of Jesus remaining behind without informing his earthly parents. Nor did I ever understand what Jesus meant by saying, "...I must be about my father's business...". You have made these things abundantly clear to me. Thank you very much for these insights.
- December 29, 2012 at 11:06 AM
- Howard said...
Well, Jesus was also quite explicit in telling the Apostles what would happen. I don't think anyone will deny that prior to Pentecost, the Apostles were as dense as any of us, so they forgot or doubted. Maybe it is simply that their eyes had not yet been opened. The Virgin Mary was also travelling with them, though -- frequently, if not continuously. Surely she heard and understood this prophecy; it seems likely that she may have been the only one (other than Jesus, of course) to fully understand. Of course, this knowledge did not make it much easier for her to witness the Crucifixion.
- December 29, 2012 at 11:43 AM
Father Ryan,
One of your paragraphs includes the words, "..she (unlike the Christ) did not know all things."
One mystery (to me) of the Incarnation is how the Second Person of the blessed Trinity walls Himself off from His divine attributes in becoming human (ref. Phil. 2: 6-7).
In Gethsemane, Jesus prays to the Father to let "this cup" of suffering pass by, if it is possible; nevertheless, Thy will, not Mine, be done." If He knows all things, He knows how that prayer will be answered; so why pray?
Having to take things on faith is part of being fully human. I do not pretend to understand how Jesus can be both fully human and fully divine, in part because of the limits on human nature; but I accept the teaching of the Church that He is. But during His time - 33 years - on Earth, did He have constant access to all divine traits? In his post-Resurrection status, this is of course no longer a problem.
I suspect that your statement that Christ knows all things is maybe an oversimplification.
TeaPot562 - December 29, 2012 at 8:42 PM
- Tonitrus said...
The passage has a trinitarian dimension: the Son of God about His Father's business in the Temple where (Catena Aurea, Theophylact on Mark 15:38-41) the Holy Spirit dwelled until the His Crucifixion.
- December 30, 2012 at 11:28 AM
- Father Ryan Erlenbush said...
Here is a quote you will find interesting -- The following proposition is rejected: "The opinion cannot be declared certain, which holds that the soul of Christ was ignorant of nothing but from the beginning knew in the Word everything, past, present and future, that is to say everything which God knows with the 'knowledge of vision'." (Pope Benedict XV, Decree of the Holy Office of 1918)
As far as the perfection of our Savior's human knowledge, let me point you to several earlier articles:
And you can find more by searching this blog (upper left) for "human knowledge of Jesus"...
As to your particular question ... you indicate that, if our Savior did know everything and did not have to "take things on faith" that he would not really be fully human ... however, you have no problem with him having perfect knowledge after the resurrection.
Setting aside a number of ways I could respond ... let me ask you one question: Was Jesus no longer fully human after the resurrection? Are the saints in heaven no longer fully human?
Of course he is, and of course they are. Thus, if perfect knowledge did not make him less human after the resurrection, it certainly did not make him less human before the resurrection.
The real "oversimplification" is to make Jesus a wholly different person after the resurrection.
Do you become less human the more that you know? Then why would he be less human for knowing everything? - December 30, 2012 at 12:53 PM
- Stefanie said...
Hi, Father -- I really learned alot from this. Thank you. In following up, though, is the quote you used about the Virgin really from St. Theophylus in the Catena Aurea? It seems to be from St. Bede instead -- or at least it seems that way in my reading of the Catena Aurea of Luke's gospel. Or is the ordering of the quotes in the Catena Aurea jumbled? Anyway, when I was researching this for my RCIA class today, I couldn't find evidence of Theophylus writing specifically about Mary -- and only one of his complete works has survived. Just need the clarification. Thanks again.
- December 30, 2012 at 7:06 PM
Thank you for your response, Fr. Ryan.
TeaPot562 - December 30, 2012 at 9:25 PM
Thank you, Father.
This is a salutary antidote to the pablum that was fed to us at Mass yesterday. - December 31, 2012 at 10:42 AM
- Unknown said...
Hi, Father. I know this an old Post, so I'm not sure you'll get this message. If you did, I'd like to ask a few questions about specifics here that have often bothered me.
How, though as you said Mary was not omniscient, could Mary and Joseph misplace Jesus? Did the men and women travel in separate caravans, and each though He was with the other?
And how would Mary, intellecthe not clouded by sin, the most brilliant woman to ever live, not think to check the temple first?
Did Jesus will she not think of it so we couldon't later meditate on it?
Thank you in advance. - May 6, 2017 at 9:21 PM
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Eight Great Reads at the Journal of 9/11 Studies
This summer will mark the ninth anniversary of the Journal of 9/11 Studies. In that time, my co-editors and I have published over 150 peer-reviewed articles and letters addressing various aspects of the 9/11 crimes. Although it can be hard, thankless work, the job of co-editor has also been rewarding and I've learned a great deal.
Through publishing articles in mainstream journals, I've learned that our peer-review process is at least as rigorous as that of others. At our Journal, submissions often fail to pass the editor's initial assessment and are never reviewed. Of the remainder, dozens have failed to make it through the peer-review process to become published. It's definitely a disappointment when that happens but it's important that whatever we publish lives up to certain standards. The end result is a treasure-trove of reliable research, freely available on the web.
For example, here are six articles and two letters that should be widely read.
Intersecting Facts and Theories on 9/11, by Joseph P. Firmage
This short article was published in August
2006. It presents a comparison of competing theories for what happened
on 9/11 with respect to known facts. The comparison clearly shows that
the "create a new reality" theory, in which U.S. officials were involved
in the attacks, is by far more sensible than other possibilities.
This highly influential article focuses on
eyewitness testimonies to the World Trade Center (WTC) destruction. The
testimonies were collected by New York City officials after 9/11 and
then kept secret for nearly four years. Professor MacQueen delves into
these explosive eyewitness accounts in a way that makes clear why
officials did not want the public to see them.
This lucid article from January 2008 was a
breakthrough in 9/11 research. Establishing the WTC thermite theory on a
firm grounding of experimental evidence, it set the stage for a series
of scientific articles that were published in multiple journals. In the
future, this breakthrough article may be seen as one of the greatest
contributions to forensic science.
This December 2008 article is from a
professor of philosophy who examined the responses of university
students as they were exposed to alternative explanations for 9/11. In a
five-week segment of his course on Argumentation Theory, Professor
Vorobej was able to lead his students to objectively examine 9/11 from
different perspectives while fostering further, constructive debate.
In March 2010, we published this
examination of the scientific principle of falsifiability in light of
U.S. government reports on the WTC destruction. This often-overlooked
article is well constructed and provides detail on why the official
reports failed to meet some of the most critical requirements of the
scientific method.
A series of nine letters was published on
the tenth anniversary of 9/11. The letters came from leading
researchers, activists, and legal experts around the world. Perhaps the
most compelling contribution was that of Lorie Van Auken, whose husband
Kenneth was killed in the north tower on 9/11.
In June 2012, we published a letter that
was sent from the board of directors of AE911Truth to Paul Nurse,
president of the Royal Society in England. The letter emphasized how the
official account for what happened at the WTC was in direct
contradiction to the laws of motion described by one of the Royal
Society's most famous members—Sir Isaac Newton.
In May 2014, Swiss historian Daniele
Ganser contributed this updated version of a previously published
article. Dr. Ganser's article provides important historical perspective
for considering what happened on 9/11. His conclusion, based on
historical fact, is that objections to U.S. government or military
involvement in 9/11 are based on unsupportable, a priori arguments.


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Rita Iszlai – Winter in Transylvania
Emanuela Franchini – Colours
Marie Wilson and Aaron Schwartz – The magic If
Danielle Kelly – Black and White
Marco Delucia – Cats and the City
Jim Ford – Roids
Catharine Amato – Silvia on Stage
Avard Woolaver – Toronto Flashback-the 80's
Penny Trim – Pond Life
Danielle Kelly- Coney Island Mermaid Parade
Jim McKinniss and Nika – Mother's Passing
Alison Cronin and Emma Jervis – A Secret Garden
Michael Van der Tol – Chelsea the dog and Cindy on the beach
Mirko Fattor – Junior photographer
Aamora's scary Halloween collab.- various artists_1
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Jim Robertson – Zen Japan
Marie Wilson and Aaron Schwartz – Bain Avenue COOP Toronto
Shadowy People on a Shadowy Planet – a collab of various artists
Shadowy people.… part two
Laura Boston-Thek – Naughty or Nice- the dark folklore of Christmas
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Meckel Remodeling Construction offers expert home improvement and home repair services in Greenfield, IN as well as the surrounding Indiana areas. Built on integrity and excellence, Meckel Remodeling Construction provides professional home improvement and contractor services with quality craftsmanship for homes in Greenfield, Carmel, New Palestine, and beyond. If your home needs more space, more functionality, or increased curb appeal, we have the expertise to make the home improvements you desire. With years of experience and a fine-tuned attention to detail, Meckel Remodeling Construction can turn your dream home into reality.
As a professional home builder, we're experts in custom home renovations such as kitchen and bathroom remodeling, room addition, garage repair and exterior home improvement. For trusted, dependable craftsmanship and service, call Meckel Remodeling Construction at (317) 446-2720 and let our home builders get to work on your home improvement project and more today.
Home Remodeling
Your home should reflect your personality and work for your lifestyle. A little TLC (by way of an expertly executed home remodeling project) goes a long way when it's done by a company who cares about quality work. Work with Meckel Remodeling Construction to customize the rooms you already have with a renovation service, or create new spaces through a home addition.
Bathroom Remodeling
Does your small bathroom make you feel claustrophobic? Is its outdated design keeping your home stuck in the past? With professional bathroom remodeling services from Meckel Remodeling Construction, we can turn your cramped or dilapidated powder room into a spacious masterpiece of modern design. As a trusted bathroom remodeler in Greenfield, IN, we'll put our years of experience and expert attention to detail to work for you.
Kitchen Remodeling
When you've had enough of your kitchen's lack of storage or counterspace, call on the dependable kitchen remodeler that residents of Greenfield and beyond have come to trust – Meckel Remodeling Construction. Our professional kitchen remodeling services will turn your dank, lifeless kitchen into the envy of the neighborhood. Contact us today at (317) 446-2720 for Greenfield kitchen remodeling services that you can depend on.
Exterior Home Improvements
The outside of your home is just as important as the inside, and with the right upkeep and care, you can increase the value of your home and keep it in good working order for you and your family. Meckel Remodeling Construction can provide you with all the home repairs you need. We offer window replacement, repair storm damage, install siding, and build decks, porches, or patios.
Garage Builders
Meckel Remodeling Construction is an experienced garage builder, and we can build any garage or pole barn that you may need. Whether you're in search of extra space for your lawnmower, tools, Christmas decorations, the family car, or any of the extras that come with owning a home, we have you covered! Contact us today at (317) 446-2720 for your garage builder needs in Greenfield. Our garage builder services include new garage construction or garage door installation.
Owner, Justin Meckel, is the third generation to be involved in the home improvement and construction industry. As part of a long line of craftsmen and contractors, Justin is experienced and hardworking, and expects the same of the entire Meckel Remodeling Construction crew, when working on anything from room additions to simple repairs. He, as well as all of Meckel Remodeling Construction, is committed to excellence and integrity in all home improvement projects.
Meckel Remodeling Construction serves Indianapolis, Carmel, New Palestine, Greenfield, and the surrounding areas with quality work on everything from kitchens to garages. We are excellent craftsmen who also provide quality home and bath remodeling. Contact us today at (317) 446-2720 for more information on how our commitment to quality craftsmanship can work for you.


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September 30: Analytix Solutions was recently featured in a documentary segment on "Viewpoint" with Dennis Quaid, airing on Fox News Network in the US on Thursday, Sept 22, 2022. Analytix was featured as a leading outsourcing company helping small to mid-sized business grow and compete with larger companies in the US. (www.analytix.com)
The segment featured Founder & CEO Satish Patel's vision and President & Country Head Rajiv Bhatia's views on how small businesses can scale their operations with the help of cost-effective outsourcing solutions. The segment and a :30 commercial about Analytix will also be distributed to regional cable and other stations to incorporate into their public access programming for one year.
Small businesses often find it challenging to fulfill their core functions while they try to focus on their overall business goals. Analytix Solutions helps small and medium businesses realize enormous benefits using the power of technology enabled, value add solutions and expertise, exemplifying how outsourcing can be a viable option in strategic business decisions.
The documentary segment can be viewed here: https://youtu.be/ubXsnneq-Zc.
In addition, Viewpoint has distributed the :30 commercial to the top 100 DMAs (designated market areas) networks, including CNN, MSNBC, CNBC, Discovery Life, and CNN Headline News. Watch the commercial here – https://youtu.be/2MFlRqEG-Is.
About ViewPoint
The Viewpoint Project aims to enlighten the audience by delivering diverse informational and educational documentaries covering various issues and topics. Viewpoint's creative team, along with host Dennis Quaid, care about the integrity of each story and, most importantly, educating the audience. Viewpoint strive to make meaningful documentaries that inspire audiences to take action. Viewpoint cultivates each segment with an approach that adds value to our distribution partners and, ultimately to people's lives. With this innovative approach, they believe that work will transform the way people view educational programming.
About Analytix
Analytix Solutions is a single-source outsourcing provider offering small to mid-sized businesses a full range of technology-enabled, value-added business support solutions and products. The company offers accounting, finance, IT, data management, HR, virtual assistant services, and industry-specific solutions. Access to this breadth of solutions positions small business clients to compete with larger companies and flourish as growing businesses.
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Taxes are confusing, which is why many people in the U.S. choose to hire an expert to do their taxes for them. After all, there are so many numbers to know, forms to have ready, records of income and expenses, W-4s, 1099s, 380-Ts—we could've just made that last one up, and there's no way of knowing!
Even though taxes might be complicated, they (sometimes) have a few perks. And if you own a home, those perks could mean a major bonus on your return. If you're thinking of buying a home before next year's taxes are due, here's everything you need to know about how making a home purchase can affect your returns.
Deductions vs. Credit
Before we kick off the fun stuff, it's important to know a little jargon—namely, the difference between a deduction and a credit.
When it comes to credits, think of them like tax-related coupons that reduce your dollar-for-dollar total. A few major tax credits include child tax credits, adoption credits, education or retirement credits, or credits for energy efficient homes and cars. Depending on the credits you qualify for, you could get anywhere from a few hundred to a few thousand dollars taken off of your tax liability.
Deductions are a little different: they reduce your taxable income, which can then adjust the total that you owe. Claiming certain deductions means that that part of your income is exempt from being taxed. Knowing which deductions to claim is key when filing, especially for homeowners.
Tax Benefits for Homeowners
Buying a home is expensive, but when it comes to tax time, here are the ways you can make some of that money back.
Mortgage Interest
One of the reasons that taxes for homeowners are so confusing is because they tend to change based on federal standards. Over the past few years, the federal Tax Cuts and Jobs Act pretty drastically altered the tax benefits for home ownership.
The most important change to know this year has to do with mortgage-related deductions. Previously, the tax deduction for home mortgages was limited to interest paid on $1 million debt for jointly filing married couples and single filers and $500,000 for married couples filing separately. Now, the numbers look more like $750,000 for the former and $500,000 for the latter. Additionally, interest paid during closing can also be counted towards this number.
Property & State Taxes
Did you know that the amount you pay in property taxes, state income taxes, and local sales tax is also deductible? If you pay property taxes through escrow, your lender will need to get the amount for you on your 1098 form, otherwise you should be able to find it in your personal records. The latest tax laws have instituted a cap at $10,000, but every little bit counts!
Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI)
Believe it or not, tax deductions on PMI are a hotly contested subject. Until recently, buyers were able to deduct the payments they made on Private Mortgage Insurance, but as of 2017, that ability expired. If you did buy your home before 2017, then your yearly income will determine how much you can deduct.
There's no timeline on when deductions for PMI could return, but, unfortunately, if you're a more recent home-buyer with these payments, those perks aren't currently available.
We talked a little bit earlier about the difference between deductions and credits, so what sort of credits can you get as a homeowner? One of the biggest tax credits that homeowners can cash in on is having energy-efficient homes. In fact, if you installed geothermal heat or solar energy, you could be entitled to credit for up to 30% of the installation fee.
Other energy-efficient features, like storm doors and added insulation, can net you a few hundred dollars in credit, as well.
Tax-Free Profits
While many parts of the tax law have changed in the past few years, one aspect has stayed the same: tax-free profits. Selling your home not only means a big profit after the sale, but a large portion of the money you make won't even get taxed—meaning you get to pocket more.
Married homeowners who sell their homes won't have to pay capital gain taxes on up to $500,000 from the sale, while single filers can keep half of that as non-taxable income.
While there are some guidelines—like the home must have been a primary residence for at least two of the past five years—it's a big plus when it comes to selling.
Want to Explore More of the Benefits of Home-Owning?
Believe it or not, there are a lot more benefits to owning a home than tax deductions. If you need help navigating the ins and outs of the home-buying and home-owning process, our team is here to help. With years of local experience and real estate know-how, we have the skills and resources necessary for home-buying and selling success.
Ready to learn more? Just give us a call.


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NOTCOT Giveaway 15: jimmyjane
TO WIN: Leave a comment ~ Tell us your favorite Fairytale! ENTER BY 12/4. WINNERS: Cassandra in St. Helen's, OR + Daphne in Brooklyn, NY + Erika in Tumwater, WA!
All the way up to giveaway 15 already! Today i'm excited to share with you what our friends who specialize in the design of pleasure down to every last detail at jimmyjane have for you! This time will pick 3 winners! One for each of these playful gifts!
- CONTOUR M + AFTERGLOW SENSORY SET: Ceramic Massage Stone and Natural Massage Candle
- CONTOUR I + BEYOND SENSORY SET: Ceramic Massage Stone and Massage Lotion
- SPIN ME : Game of Mischief
Ooh and on fun reads, check out this article from founder/designer/etc of jimmyjane, Ethan Imboden, over at Huffington Post: "Money Can't Buy You Love — But a Recession Just Might."… it's a fun one!
To see what exactly each of these gorgeous massager sets and modern (adult) twist on spin the bottle are up close, see the next page! To win one, lets keep the comments on the playful side by telling us your favorite fairytale!


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(Fried Clams from Seattle's Beloved Chain, Ivars)
I eluded to it before but now with less than one month away it is time to talk about Northwest Noshings.
When I moved to the Pacific Northwest from desert Arizona I had no idea the variety of culinary treats I was in for. My first time at a farmer's market out here was jaw dropping. The farmers market was not just dried chilies and citrus fruit. The shear variety of mushrooms was insane.(Speaking of mushrooms if you want a chance to win 2 lbs of fresh morel mushrooms you should enter the contest over at Marx Food). The strawberries were red inside…the ones we got in AZ had a ton of white in the middle. I personally don't eat tomatoes but I can tell by just looking at them that Washington tomatoes kick Arizona tomatoes ass…and they have all the heirloom variety that don't cost and arm and a leg..and another leg.
Many times I have made something that I wanted to share with my readers but it just really didn't fit into the genre of my blog. Plus I get A LOT of emails(really, we are talking hundreds here people) asking me if all I do is sit around and eat breads and sweets…they want to know if I eat "real" food. Yes, we eat real food. I tend to eat real food…my husband eats sloppy joes. 😛
Add on to that, many a local person asks me where they should eat and I decided to make a food blog dedicated to all things Pacific Northwest. So starting June 1st(2008), I will have another food blog(yes, I am insane) that will be recipes and restaurant reviews…and not just limited to the Seattle area, and get this…no sweets or baking(gasp). Northwest Noshings will not be updated nearly as often as Culinary Concoctions is(my head might explode if it was) but will have a post a week.
In order to celebrate my new food blog I am having a give away to one lucky person(winner will be chosen randomly) out there in blogland. You will be receiving a lovely Pacific Northwest gift pack. So if a cookbook from our local celebrity chef, local chocolate, spice rubs and what not sounds like something you are up for then all you need to do is leave a comment on this post.
Thanks for being a reader of Culinary Concoctions by Peabody and I hope to have you as a reader of Northwest Noshings.
(Bacon Wrapped Scallops in a Blackberry Reduction inspired by Purple Cafe and Wine Bar)


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Although there is widespread agreement in the scientific community on including plagiarism as a major element of the PHS definition of scientific misconduct, there is some uncertainty about how the definition of plagiarism itself is applied in ORI cases.
As a general working definition, ORI considers plagiarism to include both the theft or misappropriation of intellectual property and the substantial unattributed textual copying of another's work. It does not include authorship or credit disputes.
The theft or misappropriation of intellectual property includes the unauthorized use of ideas or unique methods obtained by a privileged communication, such as a grant or manuscript review.
Substantial unattributed textual copying of another's work means the unattributed verbatim or nearly verbatim copying of sentences and paragraphs which materially mislead the ordinary reader regarding the contributions of the author. ORI generally does not pursue the limited use of identical or nearly-identical phrases which describe a commonly-used methodology or previous research because ORI does not consider such use as substantially misleading to the reader or of great significance.
Many allegations of plagiarism involve disputes among former collaborators who participated jointly in the development or conduct of a research project, but who subsequently went their separate ways and made independent use of the jointly developed concepts, methods, descriptive language, or other product of the joint effort. The ownership of the intellectual property in many such situations is seldom clear, and the collaborative history among the scientists often supports a presumption of implied consent to use the products of the collaboration by any of the former collaborators.
For this reason, ORI considers many such disputes to be authorship or credit disputes rather than plagiarism. Such disputes are referred to PHS agencies and extramural institutions for resolution.
From ORI Newsletter, Vol 3, No. 1, December 1994
The contents of this webpage do not have the force and effect of law and are not meant to bind the public in any way. This webpage is intended only to provide clarity to the public regarding existing requirements under the law or agency policies.
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text: Jean Houston discusses her optimism for a future of personal and social transformation. She offers a personal account of the events that lead her to establish the Foundation for Mind Research and become a leading proponent of the Human Potential Movement, and engages in a wide-ranging discussion of the approach to mystery. She talks with David Rome, Senior Fellow at the Garrison Institute.


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At least a dozen people were killed when a gunman opened fire at Borderline Bar & Grill in Thousand Oaks, California.
Here's what we know so far about those who died.
Alaina Housley, 18
"Sister Sister" actress Tamera Mowry-Housley and her husband released a statement confirming that their niece, Alaina Housley, was among the 12 killed in a mass shooting in Thousand Oaks.
The couple had been frantically searching for Alaina since the early morning hours in the wake of the deadly shooting.
"Alaina was an incredible young woman with so much life ahead of her and we are devastated that her life was cut short in this manner. We thank everyone for your prayers and ask for privacy at this time," the statement read.
Her family released a statement late Thursday night, calling Alaina kind, smart, beautiful and respectful.
Justin Meek, 23
Meek, 23, was identified as one of the victims by his family and former college.
California Lutheran University President Chris Kimball released a statement saying the school was informed by the victim's family that the recent graduated died "heroically" and "saved lives in the incident."
"Cal Lutheran wraps its arms around the Meek family and other families, and around every member of this community of caring," the statement read, in part.
Cody Gifford-Coffman, 22
Coffman was identified as one of the victims by his family.
"We just got word that my son was one of the those who were killed. This was my first-born son," Cody's father Jason said in an emotional interview.
Cody leaves behind three little brothers. He also has a little sister on the way.
"He was so excited to have his first sister, and now she'll never know," his father said.
Jason said Cody dreamed of serving his country and was talking to recruiters about joining the Army.
"I am speechless and heartbroken," his father said. "My life has changed forever."
A family friend set up a GoFundMe account to pay for Cody's funeral. You may donate by clicking here.
Sgt. Ron Helus, 54
Ventura County Sgt. Ron Helus was a 54-year-old father who lived in Moorpark, California. Helus, who had served on the force for 29 years, was responding to the shooting when he was shot. He died at the hospital.
"Ron was a hard-working, dedicated sheriff's sergeant," Ventura County Sheriff Geoff Dean said of Helus, who was a friend. "He was totally committed. He gave his all. And tonight, as I told his wife, he died a hero."
Sean Adler, 48
Adler was identified by the Simi Valley High School wrestling team as one of the victims killed. A tweet from the team stated that Adler was once a wrestling coach.
Blake Dingman, 21
Dingman was identified by his friends as one of the victims in the mass shooting.
Noel Sparks, 21
Noel Sparks was among those killed in the shooting, ABC7 has learned.
"It is with heavy hearts that we notify you that Noel Sparks was among the victims of last night's shooting. We grieve with Tony Sparks and Wendy Anderson," United Methodist Church Westlake Village said in a Facebook post.
Jake Dunham, 21
Dunham, 21, of Newbury Park, was identified by his family. He was close friends with Blake Dingman.
Telemachus Orfanos, 27
Orfanos was identified by a friend, who said he and her boyfriend grew up together in Thousand Oaks. She also mentioned that he survived the Las Vegas shooting.
His mother spoke to Eyewitness News and said she doesn't want thoughts and prayers. She wants gun control.
Kristina Morisette, 20
Morisette worked as the cashier at Borderline Bar and Grill, according to a close friend.
Daniel Manrique, 33
Manrique was a Marine Corps. veteran and focused on helping other veterans adjust to civilian life, according to a family member.
"I have no doubt that he died a hero, shielding others from gunshots. He will forever be our hero, son, brother, and the best uncle anybody could ever ask for," Gladys Manrique Kosack said.
He was also a chapter captain for the Ventura County Chapter of Team Red, White and Blue since 2014.
In 2007, the veteran served with 2nd Combat Engineer Battalion, 2nd Marine Division, as a radio operator and had been deployed to the Middle East.
The avid Los Angeles Dodgers fan was a program manager for the veteran representative payee program at a Los Angeles-based nonprofit.
Mark Meza, 20
Meza, 20, was employed at Borderline Bar & Grill, according to a friend. A Mexican restaurant called Delgado's Mexican Food in Carpinteria posted condolences to Mark's family.
His family also posted on social media about his death.
"Our nephew/cousin has tragically been taken from us, no words can express our heartbreak for the Meza family," the post said.


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