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One interesting thing that I have found after a number of years of homeschooling on 6-week terms is how much pressure it takes off the early weeks. Schooling in July feels like bonus time. We get a groove with our basics and iron out the kinks. Then new stuff starts as we enter our second term and we get another opportunity to step back, evaluate, and change up what didn't work out the way I envisioned.
So, over the weekend I totally changed up my own teacher checklist because it was just not flowing for me. This one seems to work much better. I have a section for the me-led lessons of the day at the top, then a section for stuff I need to make sure each kid does, grouped by kid rather than by subject. Then at the bottom are the independent weekly items that I need to check in with by Friday to make sure they're happening. It's a trick getting it all on one page, but I managed.
I've also decided that a purple flair pen is my favorite for filling in check marks, and I like filling in circles standardized-test style rather than making checks. It looks neat and clean as I go along making the empty bubbles purple.
Whatever it takes. Go with the little happies.
Related post: 5 Tips for Teaching Kids to Use Checklists
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pretty * happy * funny * real
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I took a meal to a family this week. Doesn't it look all nice and packaged up ready to go? Brandy pesters me off and on about writing up tips for taking people meals, but my decision not to do so was confirmed this week.
- I spilled the soup (hot broth through the not-actually sealed foil) on myself while getting it into the car. I changed, so I was later than I said I'd be.
- When I made the turn into the neighborhood, I saw broth spilling out of the corner of the box like a little water fountain.
- I have an inside source for foil pans. One lady at church buys frozen meals and hates to throw things away, so she gives me her foil pans. I use them for taking meals to people, because if you need a meal, you don't need to be washing and keeping track of other people's dishes.
Thankfully, the bread was on top of the foil disaster, so it did not get wet. It was all still fine when I got there – I just left the box in my car. I thought I was taking chicken soup, but it was more of a chicken veggie medley casserole by the time they got it.
All the better for topping with sour cream.
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I bought some Third Day Naturals Peppermint and Tea Tree Oil soap for my son to use for face washing. He's been using it for a week now, which is better than the oil-cleansing-method stuff that just sat on the bathroom counter untouched.
I use the oil-cleansing method. I first read about it on The Art of Simple and decided to try it out because I've never found a face cleanser I liked. I'm not sure why exactly, but I do like this method. It's good, but it's no miracle – I still get blemishes. I like the face-steaming step. It's simple, not messy or drippy, and it's the perfect end-of-day relaxing practice.
I was going to link the oils to Amazon, but all of them are way more expensive. I just get mine from the pharmacy section at WalMart and I use the same olive oil I cook with. Not organic, nothing special, but it works.
Anyway, my 12-year-old son did not agree and had opted for returning to doing nothing. I didn't think this was a good option. He countered with asking if I could do anything about the smell of the tea tree oil. So then I thought to ask Sarah, from Third Day Naturals, who is a reader here, what she'd recommend and she confirmed that the peppermint-tea-tree-oil soap would be great for face washing.
He has an easier time using bar soap and the peppermint completely overpowers the tea tree oil. And it seems to be working well, too.
Like so many things in life, of course, what's going to work best is what you'll do. Finding out what you'll do can take some trial and error, but it's worth the effort.
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We had a Women of Grace meeting last night, and I dropped the ball on arranging refreshments. Being chair pretty much means "send in announcements," "lead meetings," and "fill in anywhere you don't get volunteers." So, I brought treats to the meeting:
- pineapple
- strawberries
- melon
- Ghiradelli squares
- Dove chocolate-covered cherries
Pretty easy and delicious.
I thought I'd share a few "women's ministry coordinating" tips I've learned in the last 5 or so years I've been chair.
We'll call it Simplified Women's Ministry:
- Announcements for annual events can be written once, then each year just change the dates.
- Send in all the bulletin announcements for an event in a batch at once.
- Same for handouts, invitations, and sign-ups: Just make one, then change the dates each year.
- Use Google forms for an online annual sign-up option – the submissions automatically get put into a spreadsheet, which makes it easy to share volunteers with the right coordinators.
- Google forms can be copied, too – so each year I copy the document, change the dates, and we're set to go again.
- Conduct "board meetings" by email and that only when there's actually business.
We have a great body full of helpers, which makes being in charge (that is, finding & coordinating volunteers and delegating jobs) much easier and less stressful.
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Allison Burr of Truth Beauty Goodness launched The Straight Stick podcast this week. The theme quote for the podcast is from Tozer:
The best way to prove that a stick is crooked is to set a straight one beside it. No words need to be spoken.
Isn't that an awesome quote? It's great. And, it also makes me giggle as a podcast theme quote.
I'm looking forward to these short episodes to spur us on to faithful family life!
Today is also the launch day of Melody, Mystery, and Mayhem, the Burr's newest podcast for the whole family.
I hear Allison is stopping at three podcasts, but she appears unstoppable. :)
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I've been wrapping up the production of Work the Plan – launching Tuesday!
As a fun extra to the webinar I did last week on Paper v. Digital Planning, I made a quiz that will tell you if you're a paper person, a digital planner, or if a combo would work best: Paper v. Digital Quiz.
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Ilse has taken a shining to Mr. Putter, of which I heartily approve. It's right at her level, not challenging, but not easy, and she enjoys reading them (aloud) over and over again. She's our current car audio book, and I think it's time to swap her library material, before the whole car just joins in the story because we all have it memorized.
But Mr. Putter is great. I love Cynthia Rylant, and every time I have a budding reader, I am so grateful for her!


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This throw pillow.
This sweet, cookey, hanging light.
These funky little owls. I love 'em, but wouldn't be willing to pay that price.
A hand stamped necklace with my kids names in lowercase. Something like this.
Maybe this king comforter set from Target. I figure with white I could change out fun pillows when my mood changes.
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They agree to me being there in the same way one agrees to letting the student doctor observe during a physical, so I try to be as professional-looking as possible, while myself learning on the job. Thankfully, stylist Elsa Zheng and tailor Daniel Gu had given me a crash course. The whole concept of getting a suit made seems so intangible to the tailoring virgin that we start off by briefly looking at some ready-made suits before sitting down with lots of fabric samples for colour ideas. Donovan, the existing client, chooses first as an example. At Principle M, one of the, well, principles is to start a client off with a plain, preferably grey suit. Not black. They're trying singlehandedly to steer China's middle and upper management away from boxy black numbers. Donovan had already taken that leap and was ready to take his next handstitched step into the unknown. The new direction, we decide as a group, was blue. With checks. As a lawyer, Donovan needed to look the part. But not those fabrics because they're too thick for the office and not those because they don't match your skin tone. We go through plenty of examples of Italian and English materials and refer to the Pinterest boards Elsa had prepared. These are a treasure trove of looks, styles and reassurance. However, why just look at pictures of other men? At Principle M, you can provide photos of the shirts, ties, shoes and fedoras you may already have and these can then be curated by Elsa to show you how to combine the right elements to get that killer look, or in cases like this, pick a fabric that will match your existing accessories. So we have a fabric. Now for the measurements. Off come Donovan's long johns. It gets very personal and very frank very quickly. Not only can they tell you where you've gained weight (to the millimetre) since your last visit, but in general your body is totally exposed. You have to face dozens of fabric swatches and style ideas as well as discover that one leg is longer than the other, one shoulder higher and you do indeed have a long neck. Still, there are no judgements here and I manage to get some of the dozens of measurements taken without causing any offence. Two-piece or three? How much stuff do you put in your pockets? Do you put your wallet in your back pocket? 'Of course not,' replies Donovan, 'my wallet's far too fat.' There's an almost endless list of choices to advise on. Just as well tailor Daniel can whip out a sketchpad and pencil to illustrate any problem areas. Donovan was now well on his way to suit number two, and attention turned to his friend who had recently relented to mounting pressure to get suited and booted. He'd put it off long enough and had been rumbled when on work trips abroad, but things had recently come to a head. He'd got engaged so would definitely have to wear a suit. And his fiancée was present. This is where the newness of the suit as a concept in China is more apparent. Even words such as 'lapel' are new territory. This calls for patience and tact. So when we're a couple of hours in and reach the fiancee's Pinterest-fuelled impasse of 'I don't even know what grey any more,' I helpfully wade in and suggest to the groom, 'How about navy, seeing as that blue jumper suits you so well?'. This effectively brings the session to an end as a lot more thinking needs to be done on all sides. Donovan pays for his suit (no haggling) and will be back in a couple of weeks for the fitting of the dummy suit. It isn't a problem that the groom hasn't made his choice yet. A long-term relationship has begun. The traditional relationships that used to exist in the West between tailor and client, until being lost through the move to off-the-peg, have been transplanted to China. Why now? Perhaps because the suit's contribution to getting ahead at work, standing out and giving an air of worldliness is becoming increasingly necessary in ultra competitive China. Read more Inside Job: Time Out tries every job in Beijing From crickets to cupping, we're trying it all Read more Posted: 3:08 pm, 26 April 2017 Inside Job: feather sucker Frank Hersey is trying every job in Beijing. This month: recycled tailoring Read more By: Frank Hersey Posted: 12:01 pm, 15 February 2017 Inside Job: monkey business Frank Hersey is trying every job in Beijing. This month: monkey craftsman Read more By: Frank Hersey Posted: 1:22 pm, 28 March 2017 Inside Job: PLA laser sniper Frank Hersey tries laser-wielding at the People's Liberation Army Theatre Read more By: Frank Hersey Posted: 12:27 pm, 10 August 2016 4 out of 5 stars submit


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No, Australia isn't in it... they're just going to die... horribly... by 20 goals... and scoring NIL.
In the 1958 World Cup in Sweden, the Swedish press (bork bork bork) labeled Group 4 the "giganternas kamp" as it contained Brazil who were expected to win the final, the reigning Olympic champions the Soviet Union, Austria who was the 3rd placed nation from the 1954 World Cup and England who at that stage were still seen as formidable because they had never won a major tournament.
The actual term Group Of Death (grupo de la muerte) came in 1970 which featured reigning champions England, Brazil the 1962 runners-up Czechoslovakia, and Romania.
The Group of Death then, is one where at least one major nation will be knocked out during the group stage and since the 1974 World Cup in West Germany, the top nations have been seeded to ensure that they get the best run and as a result, try to stop major nations from being knocked out early.
However, where one stands depends on where one sits and because we can only see the world from where we are, we tend to assume that we're always on the wrong end of the stick. As George Vecsey in the New York Times once pointed out:
In soccer, every nation always thinks it has been stiffed into the toughest pool, the Group of Death.
- New York Times, 16th Aug 2007
That though tends to affirm the Law of Banks* states that "the other line always moves faster", which itself is a statement of self-referential bias.
It was always going to be the fact that Australia was going to draw one seeded team, since there was one seeded team in every pool. It was also likely that Australia would face at least one other non-seeded European team, since there were seven of those for eight pools. That only left one other team in the pool and Australia by virtue of being the second lowest ranked team at the tournament would always find that every other nation which it was going to draw would be better.
If you are the second worst team in any tournament, then you should expect to be knocked out early. Unlike say the Rugby League World Cup, the rest of the world actually cares about football and as a result, there are lots of nations in the world which are simply better at it. As it is, a player like Sergio Ramos probably has a transfer value worth more than the entire A-League.
It would be like if I suddenly found myself in a grand slam tennis tournament up against Rafael Nadal. I would quite frankly expect to lose the match 6-0, 6-0, 6-0.
I don't think it's unreasonable then for Australia to lose its matches in Brazil in 2014, 3-0, 9-0 and 8-0. Both the Netherlands and Spain I think are so much better in talent and skill and with the added motivation they they'll need to score as many goals as each other to ensure that Chile doesn't accidentally take their ticket out of the group stage, that they will both hit Australia hard and often and I just don't think that any defensive back four which Australia is even capable of starting will provide a great deal of resistance.
I don't Australia is in a Group Of Death, I think Australia is a very small minnow in a pool with two very very very big fish and will be chewed to pieces. The only death then will be Australia... and Chile's.
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Oncology doctors are specialist physicians with a particular expertise in diagnosing and treating cancers of the body.
They are separated into subdivisions; medical oncologists, surgical oncologists and radiation oncologists.
The best oncologists and oncological physicians in India not only study, prevent, diagnose and treat cancers, they are also able to help the rehabilitation of patients from the sometimes long and draining treatment process. The best oncologists in India use their unique knowledge and medical experience in order to best assist the palliative care of patients with terminal cancer. It is this ability to concentrate purely on relieving pain and stress in addition to the research into prevention and treatment of cancer which makes oncologists a very unique field of medical practice.
The proactive side of oncology includes screening 'at risk' demographics, such as the family members of patients with certain cancers with a hereditary basis, such as breast cancer and prostate cancer,
The use of previous medical histories and the medical records of close immediate family members is a big part of the diagnosis process. Given that early diagnosis is so vital to a patients chances of recovery from cancer, oncologists regularly liaise with many other physicians who refer patients they have recorded symptoms of cancer in. This is often a physical examination that has uncovered a malignancy.
Oncologists can fall into separate subdivisions, such as gynecological oncologists, pediatric oncologists, hematological oncologists, and many more.
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As an antitrust expert, Sally Hubbard specializes in tech platforms, competition and privacy. Sally recently joined the Open Markets Institute as Director of Enforcement Strategy.
Previously, Sally lead The Capitol Forum's investigative coverage of monopolization issues, where her expertise in antitrust and tech giants, including Google, Apple, Facebook, and Amazon, yielded predictive analysis of regulatory outcomes. She also applied her deep understanding of antitrust to the "fake news" phenomenon, analyzing the market structures and business incentives that support fake news. The Federal Trade Commission invited Sally to speak at its 2018 Competition Hearings.
A former Assistant Attorney General in the Antitrust Bureau of the Office of the New York State Attorney General under the Spitzer, Cuomo and Schneiderman administrations, Sally's first-hand experience as an antitrust enforcer informs her astute assessments of high profile mergers. In the New York OAG, Sally investigated violations of state and federal antitrust laws from local mergers to nationwide multi-state price-fixing. She was honored with the Louis Leftkowitz Award for her efforts in investigating municipal bond derivative bid-rigging.
Sally has a track record of predicting tech, media and telecom merger outcomes and breaking from the consensus. For example, she was a lone voice immediately forecasting difficulties in the 2014 Comcast/Time Warner Cable merger – views that were confirmed 14 months later when the US Department of Justice Antitrust Division opposed the deal.
Sally also founded and hosts Women Killing It!, a podcast series that interviews career rockstars to find out what has worked for them, how they got where they are today, and what they wish they knew sooner. Combining her two passions of antitrust and feminism, Sally has explored the relationship between consolidated market power and gender inequality. She has spoken in Congress and at the OECD on the topic.
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After recording its lowest weekly close of the year last Friday at $1 275, the XAU/USD pair stayed relatively quiet on Monday amid the Easter holiday and is posting modest losses today as sellers remain in control.
As of writing, the pair is trading at $1 272,87, losing a little more than $2 on the day and stays dangerously close to the 2019-low that was set at $1271 last week.
Although the escalating geopolitical tension following the US decision to ending exemptions to Iran sanctions seems to be hurting the risk appetite, major European equity indexes trade mixed, pointing out to neutral sentiment that makes it difficult for the precious metal to capitalize on risk-off flows.
Meanwhile, the S&P 500 Futures is down 0,1 percent ahead of the Wall Street opening bell, suggesting that the US stocks could open modestly lower.
On the other hand, ahead of today's mid-tier macroeconomic data releases from the US, the US dollar Index is edging higher in the session, keeping the bearish pressure on the pair intact. At the moment, the DXY is up 0,06 percent on a daily basis at 97,35.
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In this special supplement to the Journal of Dental Education, the results of the three-year Macy study, "New Models of Dental Education," and its follow-up convocation held at the Emory University Conference Center in Atlanta, Georgia, April 22–24, 2007, are presented. The supplement contains final versions of the papers presented at the convocation and summarizes the formal discussions. It also contains previous publications from the Macy study and two new papers, one by Dr. Dominick P. DePaola and the other by Dr. Allan J. Formicola and colleagues. DePaola describes the academic challenges confronting dental education, and the Formicola group describes the current dental school accreditation system.
The Macy study emerged out of concerns about declines in dental school budgets and the difficulties schools are experiencing in meeting their educational, research, and service missions. These concerns were brought to the attention of Dr. June E. Osborn, president of the Josiah Macy, Jr. Foundation, who was sympathetic to these problems and graciously provided funds for a project to examine the financial feasibility of new models of dental education. The project has had three specific objectives:
to develop new models of dental education that address the financial and educational challenges facing dental education,
to assess the economic and political feasibility of the more promising models, and
to convene a national conference of leaders and experts from stakeholder organizations to gain support for one or more of the models.
The Macy study was based on the principles that underlie dental education. It is important that dentistry reconsider these principles (see Table 1⇓) as they become the basis for how dental education is structured. The Macy study builds on findings from several previous projects of its co-directors, Drs. Allan Formicola and Howard Bailit. These programs are Community-Based Dental Education Programs: A Feasibility Study,1 funded by the Macy Foundation; the Pipeline, Profession, and Practice: Community-Based Dental Education2 program, funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, The California Endowment, and the W.K. Kellogg Foundation; and "The Economics of Dental Education,"3 a monograph sponsored by the American Dental Association (ADA).
The findings from these and other studies indicate that dental education faces serious financial challenges that require immediate attention. The combination of high operating costs and declining revenues is jeopardizing the quality of education and the place of dental schools in research universities. These problems are not new, but they are reaching an acute stage. The ADA's 1983 monograph on the future of dentistry4 was prophetic when it warned that financial problems could lead to school closures. Seven dental schools did close in the 1980s and 1990s. In fact, it is ironic that this convocation took place at the Emory University Conference Center, as the Emory dental school was the first to close its doors.
The Macy study concluded that 1) the financial problems of dental schools are real and certain to increase, 2) the current responses of schools to these economic challenges are not adequate, and 3) the most promising solutions require new models of clinical dental education. The convocation presented and expanded on these conclusions.
The Distinct Financial Challenge of University-Based Dental Education
Change in any organization or profession is difficult. Acceptance of the proposed new clinical education models would require the leadership of the dental academic and practice communities to reach consensus on a common vision for the future of dental education. With a common vision, a long-term strategy can be developed and implemented. As noted in a previous Journal of Dental Education article on the Macy project, other health professions have faced similar challenges and, with the right leadership, have overcome equally serious financial and educational problems.5 The prospects for dental education to do so were explored in several presentations and discussion at the Macy study convocation.
In his keynote address, Dr. Bernard Machen looked at dental education from his perspective as president of the University of Florida.6 He pointed out that the current system of dental education is based on principles laid down in the 1926 Gies report. William Gies argued in that report that medical education and dental education require the same strong academic base within research universities. This recommendation led to the closure of many proprietary and stand-alone dental schools, elevating dentistry from a trade to a highly regarded and self-regulating profession. Machen pointed out that, if dental schools were based in community colleges rather than research universities, the cost of dental education would be much lower; but, to remain on par with the other dominant professions—law and medicine—dental schools must have access to the financial resources needed to function successfully in a research university environment.
In response to Machen, several participants pointed out that the Gies vision for dental education as a research university-based discipline is threatened by the recent founding of several new dental schools outside the traditional research university system. Others noted that five research university-based dental schools have closed in the past twenty years and that many dental schools in research universities have few, if any, research grants from the National Institutes of Health. These trends are ominous and, if unchecked, may challenge the standing of dental schools in research universities and, ultimately, the status of dentistry as a self-regulating, learned profession.
There was general agreement at the convocation that there is a clear link between the professional status of dentistry and the financial problems facing dental schools. Unless dental schools find the funds needed to invest in highly qualified faculty and provide faculty with the same teaching and research resources as other university-based disciplines, the capacity of dental schools to function effectively in research universities is in jeopardy. As Machen pointed out,6 the dilemma is that limited resources have to be split three ways—among education, research, and clinical/service education—and that there have never been sufficient funds to fulfill all three missions. He noted that "financial viability and institutional vitality go hand and glove," and he urged dental educators to move forward in "redefining and redesigning financial structures."
Three presentations were made at the convocation reporting on the findings of the Macy study regarding financing dental education. In the first presentation, Bailit pointed out that the financial problems facing dental schools are mainly tied to declines in federal and state support for dental education and to large and growing income disparities between dental school clinical faculty and community practitioners.7 Schools have responded to these budget problems so far by increasing student tuition and fees and by deferring needed infrastructure investments. Bailit also reported that schools with the most severe budget reductions have experienced significant losses of full-time clinical faculty. He indicated that the impact of financial problems on dental school education is difficult to document. However, it is clear that the reductions have led to an increase in the number of students per full-time clinical faculty member and significant problems recruiting and retaining full-time clinical specialists who have the clinical and scientific education needed to succeed in a research university.
Formicola then traced the reasons why dental schools operate clinics as teaching laboratories that require large subsidies rather than as patient-centered delivery systems where faculty provide care as they supervise students.8 The latter approach was actually the clinical model proposed by several early dental leaders. The educational and financial benefits of this model were documented in the 1980s by the Pennsylvania Experiment, in which clinician educators provided care while mentoring students. In that model, students completed twice as much clinical work in half the time, and the program covered its costs, including that of faculty and residents. Formicola also noted that dentistry is the only health profession in which students are trained in clinical teaching laboratories. He ended by stating that, unless the basic clinical education model changes, dental clinics will continue to be a major drain on dental school resources.
Bailit, in the third presentation, examined the options for addressing the financial problems of dental schools.9 He started by noting the options that have little political or economic promise: large increases in state and federal funding for dental education; regionalizing dental education with fewer but larger and more efficient schools; and greater integration with medical education. Then, he described two promising options: 1) move a significant portion of the senior year into community clinics and practices, and 2) operate dental school clinics as patient-centered delivery systems, in which faculty practice as they supervise residents and students. Both of these clinical models, and especially the latter one, show considerable promise: they would significantly improve dental school financial operations, while providing students and residents an excellent education.
A response to these three papers was provided by Dr. Carole Anderson, current interim dean of The Ohio State University College of Dentistry and a former nursing school dean and assistant provost of an academic health center.10 Anderson expressed her support for reorganizing dental school patient care programs. In fact, she expressed surprise that dental school clinics do not operate as patient-centered delivery systems and are frequently closed to conform to faculty and student schedules. She indicated that dental education is clearly out of step with the mission of service clinics seen in medicine, pharmacy, and nursing education.
In the ensuing discussion, participants expressed support for community-based dental education.10 Dr. Eric Hovland, dean of the Louisiana State University School of Dentistry, reported that, after the school's buildings were ravaged by Hurricane Katrina, senior students received all of their clinical training in community clinics and private practices and, importantly, those students performed well on national boards and the state licensing examination. There was also considerable discussion about the advantages and challenges of converting traditional dental school clinics into patient-centered delivery systems.
Impact of Science and Technology
The next paper was presented by Dr. Dominick P. DePaola, president of The Forsyth Institute. Emphasizing that the dental profession is at a crossroads, De-Paola suggested that unless the education of students keeps up with scientific and technological advances, dentistry will become less of a learned profession and more of a technical occupation.11 He listed several drivers of change, including economics, and noted that if the macro environment surrounding dental education does not provide sufficient revenues for schools to meet their academic mission, the standing of dental schools in universities will be compromised. He cautioned that current methods of dental education are outmoded and, citing W. Edwards Deming, reminded the audience that "it is not necessary to change. Survival is not mandatory."
In reaction to the DePaola paper, Dr. Lawrence Tabak, director of the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research (NIDCR) of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), supported the notion that dental schools need to revitalize themselves in order to conduct NIH-level research.12 Tabak cited several NIDCR research solicitations that dental schools did not respond to or in which they lost out to other health disciplines. He asked the convocation participants to think about the future of dentistry using ophthalmology as an example. Do we want dentists to continue to be educated at the highest level of a medical specialist like the ophthalmologist? Or will we allow the dentist to become a technician like most optometrists? If we don't keep dental schools focused on a high level of scholarship and the field directed to understanding the biology of oral conditions and treatment of the most complex oral-facial conditions, he said, dentists risk becoming technicians.
The other formal reactor, Dr. Sharon P. Turner, dean of the University of Kentucky College of Dentistry, agreed with the need to come up with a unifying vision of dental education.12 She highlighted two major challenges to revitalizing dental schools: the current teaching model and faculty resistance to change. Not only is the science underlying the practice of dentistry changing, she noted, but so are the art and science of education; specifically, interactive, interprofessional, learner-centered education is replacing the traditional lecture. Also, convincing faculty of the need for change and finding ways to develop new faculty are major barriers to change. Turner ended her presentation optimistically: the "horse is out of the gate," and change is inevitable.
More Than Finance
In the next section of the convocation, Formicola noted that finances are not the only issue confronting dental education. He stated that schools must make improvements in their educational, research, and service programs to stay on par with other academic units of the university. To address this issue, the Macy study team obtained funds from the NIDCR to establish three "Contemporary Issues in Dentistry" panels. Modeled after a project of the Association of American Medical Colleges, the aim of the panels was to define the knowledge, skills, and attitudes that dental graduates need in key clinical areas. The panel reports, also included in this supplement,13–15 cover the following topics: 1) diagnosis and primary health care; 2) oral health care training for medical and dental students; and 3) genetics. The American Dental Education Association (ADEA) plans to circulate the reports to interested schools and to establish expert panels in other subject areas.
In the afternoon, Dr. Lisa Tedesco, dean of the Graduate School and vice-provost for academic affairs at Emory University, reviewed the dental school accreditation process, which affects all aspects of dental school operations and is key to changing the curriculum.16 Between 1940 and 1970, she said, there was minimal change in the accreditation process. Since then, it has undergone major review every ten years in an effort to adapt accreditation standards to changes in dental education and society. Tedesco pointed out that the accreditation system in the 1970s was successfully modified and led to significant curriculum innovations. She suggested that the accreditation process needs to be modified again to address the complex range of issues that now confront dental education.
Three individuals gave formal reactions to the Tedesco paper: Dr. Joel Glover, a general dentist and member of the ADA Board of Trustees; Dr. Kenneth L. Kalkwarf, dean of the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio Dental School and past-president of ADEA; and Dr. Caswell Evans, associate dean and professor at the University of Illinois at Chicago College of Dentistry and past-president of the American Public Health Association. Their reactions indicated that the accreditation system is a controversial issue, but an essential component for any major change. Several other deans at the meeting suggested that new accreditation standards could be both a lever and an obstacle to change. ADA President Dr. Kathleen Roth indicated that many dental organizations have expressed concerns about the current accreditation system and, in response, the ADA has appointed a committee to address these concerns.17
Dr. Teresa A. Dolan, dean of the University of Florida College of Dentistry, summarized the convocation in terms of "what a dean worries about."18 Finances were at the top of the list, she said, followed by faculty recruitment and clinical operations. After noting that the convocation had addressed all of these issues and urging that the study findings be sent to dental professional organizations and other stakeholder groups concerned about the future of dental education and dentistry, Dolan called on dental leaders to join the change process and take risks to address and resolve the problems of dental education. She concluded that, by staying true to principles, dental education has a strong foundation to overcome current and future challenges.
In summary, we hope that this special supplement to the Journal of Dental Education will provide dental schools with the information necessary to strengthen their financial structures. The two clinical teaching models proposed—dental school-operated, patient-centered delivery systems and community-based education—have the potential to improve dental education and to generate resources needed by dental schools to meet their academic missions in research universities.
We are grateful to the Josiah Macy, Jr. Foundation for supporting this three-year study and for the opportunity to bring together the leaders of the dental profession in the Macy study convocation. We also recognize the important contributions of our National Advisory Committee and several other groups, including the Santa Fe Group, the Commission on Change and Innovation in Dental Education of the American Dental Education Association (ADEA), several ADEA Councils and Sections, and the American Dental Association. We are also grateful for grant support from the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research, which provided funding for Panel Reports 1 and 3, and to the American Dental Education Association and the Association of American Medical Colleges for support of Panel Report 2. Finally, we want to recognize the superb work of Ms. Shelley Lopez of the Columbia University Medical Center who served as the project coordinator.
Dr. Formicola is Co-Director of the Macy Study Team, Professor of Dentistry, College of Dental Medicine, Columbia University, and Vice Dean of the Center for Community Health Partnerships, Columbia University Medical Center; Dr. Bailit is Co-Director of the Macy Study Team, Professor Emeritus, Department of Community Medicine, University of Connecticut Health Center, and Research Associate, Department of Community Dentistry, College of Dental Medicine, Columbia University; Dr. Beazoglou is Professor, Department of Craniofacial Sciences, Division of Pediatric Dentistry, University of Connecticut Health Center; and Dr. Tedesco is Professor, Rollins School of Public Health, Dean, Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, and Vice Provost for Academic Affairs, Graduate Studies, Emory University. Direct correspondence and requests for reprints to Dr. Allan Formicola, Vice Dean of the Center for Community Health Partnerships, Columbia University Medical Center, 630 W. 168th Street, P&S Box 100, New York, NY 10032; 212-304-5214 phone; 212-544-1938 fax; ajf3{at}columbia.edu.
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Waxahachie ISD will soon be under new leadership after Lumberton ISD named Dr. Jeremy Glenn as the lone finalist for its vacant superintendent position.
According to a Waxahachie ISD announcement, Lumberton ISD offered Glenn a five-year contract, which is the maximum length allowed for Texas superintendents. He will have to wait the mandatory 21 days before officially being hired.
Waxahachie ISD will begin the search for a new superintendent "in the coming months," the release added.
Glenn joined Waxahachie ISD in December 2013 after previously serving in the same role as superintendent of Nacogdoches-Central Heights ISD.
"I am grateful to have had the privilege to serve in Waxahachie ISD," Glenn stated. "By working together with our community, teachers, and students we have accomplished some amazing things. I believe we have put strong systems in place and the future is bright for WISD."
Glenn added that he is excited for the opportunity to join a district in Lumberton with a "rich history of success."
"This has been a difficult decision. My family and I will miss the friends we have made in Waxahachie," he stated. "This change will be a chance to grow professionally and tackle some new challenges."
The Waxahachie ISD Board of Trustees recently voted 6-to-1 to approve Glenn's evaluation.
The board also approved to award Glenn an increase in compensation. Board members later stated the raise is a reflection of the successes the district has had under Glenn's leadership during a time of significant growth.
On Jan. 23, 2017, the board approved a contract extension for Glenn through July 2022 in a 5-to-2 vote.
Initially hired Jan. 6, 2014, Glenn's original contract was scheduled to end July 31, 2017. In Aug. 2016, he was offered and accepted a pay raise that boosted his annual salary roughly $10,000 — from $175,000 to $185,000 but not to exceed $190,000. The contract signed last year also stipulated Glenn's salary was to increase by $5,000 on July 31 of each year from 2018-2021.
Glenn declined a 2.9 percent raise in 2015.
According to a Waxahachie ISD press release, Glenn was recently named the 2018 Sam Houston State University Distinguished Educator of the Year. In 2017 he was listed in the Waxahachie Daily Light's 40-under-40 as one of the top young leader in Ellis County. In 2015 he was recognized by the Woodmen Life as their Community Leader of the Year.
Glenn has served on the Waxahachie Economic Development Council, Waxahachie Chamber of Commerce, Rotary Club, and Lions Club.
The WISD release also notes the district earned 23 Academic Distinctions from the Texas Education Agency, the most in the history of the district, and is currently No. 9 in the UIL Lone Star Cup standings.
The Lone Star Cup recognizes school districts for outstanding accomplishments in athletic, academic, and fine arts programs.
"As a man of faith, I feel like my family and I are being called to serve in Lumberton," Glenn stated. "My wife and I have always viewed our profession as a mission field. We are thankful to have served in Waxahachie and we look forward to partnering with the teachers and community in Lumberton to provide students with a strong academic foundation."
Waxahachie ISD Board President James Villarreal stated, "This is a sad day for WISD. Dr. Glenn and his family will be greatly missed by our community. Under his leadership our district has seen tremendous student growth and thrived academically. He has been an outstanding leader and champion for our students."


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JERUSALEM (Arutz-7) – Jews in the town of Mitzpe Yericho are taking practical steps to prepare for the rebuilding of the Temple in Jerusalem by preparing descendents of Cohanim (priests) and Levites for service. At the Mitzpe Yericho school, Temple priest hopefuls learn exactly how to conduct the daily Temple service and offer the required sacrifices.
"Today is really a historical event for the Jewish people," organizer Levi Chazan said as another part of the school was completed. "It is the beginning of the work for the Third Temple."
The school will include an exact replica of the Temple. The latest addition to the replica was the area in which priests offered wine and water libations. The water offering was traditionally given on the Sukkot holiday.
Festivities accompanied the completion of another step in the school's construction. Among those present was Baruch Marzel, long-time Land of Israel activist and parliamentary aide to MK Michael Ben-Ari.
The timing of the work on the school is particularly appropriate due to recent Muslim riots against Jewish visits to the Temple Mount, Marzel said.
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Italian politicians have promised tougher punishments for those who harm animals after the death of Kaos, a rescue dog hailed as a hero.
Kaos, a German shepherd, was hailed a hero after he and his owner helped rescue survivors trapped beneath rubble of the Amatrice earthquake in 2016.
Ettore found Kaos dead in the garden of their home in L'Aquila. In a heartfelt message which has been shared more than 67,000 times on Facebook, Ettore said the death of his "loyal friend" had left "an unbridgeable void"…
"I have no words," he said. "I can't understand such a horrible act. He was alive at least until two o'clock in the morning, as I heard him bark."
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PAD challenge day 8: For today's prompt, take the phrase "Call Me (blank)," replace the blank with a word or phrase, make the new phrase the title of your poem, and then write the poem.
In the end our needs are much the same
We are all more than our given name
Bread and butter are never quite enough
To fill heart-hollows; we all need love
"Love one another" life's utter command
Love is the one universal demand
No one is everything unto one's own
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Give a hand; give a smile, give words of cheer
Take time to listen, nay, take time to hear
For, life-long contentment, the ages will prove
Is found, not in clink of coin, but in those we love
We, creatures of common and kindred design
I'd like to be your friend; will you be mine?
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A huge 138% surge in Chinese visitor spending paved the way for the Thai tourism industry to chalk up 697.5 billion Baht in total visitor expenditure in the first half of 2015, according to figures just released by the Ministry of Tourism and Sports.
The total expenditure by visitors of all nationalities was up 29.69% over January – June 2014, and matched the 29.54% growth in visitor arrivals in January – June 2015.
Overall, Chinese visitors are now by far the biggest source of both visitors and expenditure, totalling 4 million arrivals in first six months of this year, up 111% over 1.89 million in the same period of 2014, with an expenditure of 190.9 billion Baht, up 138.9% over 79.9 billion Baht in January-June 2014.
Six winning couples of the "Romantic Thailand" Contest, held for the first time in Russia and the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS), have been in Thailand to experience a fabulous Thai wedding ceremony and honeymoon between 28 July – 9 August, 2015.
Five of the many beautiful islands in Thailand have once again been voted by globetrotters among the world's best in the latest poll for the 2015 TripAdvisor Travellers' Choice awards for Islands.
Ko Tao was named the 5th best island in the world and the Number 1 island gem in Asia. Other pristine island gems in Thailand that have won the hearts of many TripAdvisor travellers are Phuket (No. 3 in Asia), Ko Samui (No. 4 in Asia), Ko Lanta (No. 6 in Asia) and Ko Phangan (No. 7 in Asia). In the 2014 TripAdvisor Travellers' Choice awards for islands, Ko Tao was also voted number 1 best island in Asia and 10th best in the world while other islands were named among Asia's top 10 islands (See: Thailand's Island Gems voted among the world's best by TripAdvisor travellers).
H.E. Kobkarn Wattanavrangkul, Minister of Tourism and Sports said, "We are thrilled that five of Thailand's islands have once again been featured within the top 10 islands in Asia for the 2015 Travellers' Choice awards, as it speaks to the quality of Thai destinations to be recognised by the TripAdvisor global community of travellers. From budget seekers to luxury travellers, visitors will find that there no shortage of possibilities for travellers of every type." Read more
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Integrative Dynamics of Work Path (DIT®)
Integrative Transformation to work better and communicate together while realizing you according to your purpose and developing your Well-being, your Health and your Individual & Collective Performance in the company.
A light version of this course (Twice a day) is taught under the name "working and communicating together" to three Masters II of the Paris XI University of Pharmacy for students working in companies: Quality Control, Management of the Quality, Medical Devices.
• Understand and integrate how the company affects you and vice versa…
• Discover what your value and your unique talents are a springboard to fully take your marks, your projects and develop your performance in the company
• Know your fully take place, go to meet who you are, determine and express your personal and professional needs and those of your teams
• The ultimate goal is to find a balance and personal and collective development in work and in relational life
The DIT method helps you develop your global, systemic and multidimensional vision, serving your work and the organization that employs you through a multidisciplinary approach that combines the following:
• strategic foresight, epigenetics and neuroscience
• systemic coaching, collective intelligence and group dynamics
• developing your intuition and your discernment between explicit and implicit information
The global vision acquired allows you to develop your:
1. Quality of life in formal and informal work
2. Quality of your individual and collective work
3. Quality of your communication
4. Quality of professional relations, and even personal
5. Quality of work a balanced performance with a quality of life and health
The result:
• people who want to get up in the morning to live each new day full of experiences they contribute to the company and their lives,
• more successful companies with more motivated teams, more committed, more happy and healthier.
Program and Course
This program helps you work better and communicate together while you achieve, move forward while maintaining your health and life balance.It combines 5 modules in a global, systemic and multidimensional approach, at the service of work, people, collectives and organization. The first 3 modules can be done separately; they serve as prerequisites for modules 4 and 5.
Module 1: Understanding the systemic needs of the company and the individual: reintroducing the long term in the construction of the present at work and in his life
Defining your professional project in the long term and how it fits into your life project while seeking to preserve a quality of life at work, work and relationships in the present. Capitalize on past individual and collective events more or less positive to enrich the present.
Understand the interactions between formal and informal work and how they can feed your purpose.
At the end of module 1, an individual personalized coaching (3 monthly sessions of one hour) helps you to deepen your specific situation (package of three sessions with mandatory intermediate follow-up, you can extend it on request) and readjust your project according to your transformation during the training. The 3 sessions are distributed after the modules 1, 2 and 3. To extend on request.
Module 2: The systemic approach of the person in all his balances of physical, psychic and emotional life from the point of view of scientific practices and ancestral civilizations
Systemic approach of the global balance of the human being to make the link between the body, emotions, energy and psyche.
Module 3: The keys to understanding professional interactions, intuition and discernment
or how to decode what happens in the interaction at home and at home.
Module 4: Individual and Group Motivation and Commitment in Business
Taking its place as an individual in the formal and informal systems, impact of life choices on the individual, the group and the organization. Ecological work relationship in a satisfactory health balance, individual and collective construction.
Motivation and long-term commitment, employees are force proposal for a dynamic company that prevents psychosocial risks in depth.
This module requires tracking of Modules 1, 2 and 3.
Module 5: Realizing your purpose in your life with conscious and unconscious resources by developing a concrete plan of action: moving forward by contributing to the world with its full potential!
How to transform the way you work, your well being and your health (optimism, mutual help, group dynamics …) while realizing yourself. Implementation of a concrete action plan combining well-being, fulfillment and performance both in your professional project and in the balance of professional life / personal life. Next steps and celebration.
This module requires tracking of Modules 1, 2, 3, and 4.
Situations according to the Integrative Dynamics of Work (DIT®) allow a precise answer, framed and made to measure, in particular for:
- Introduce personal, interpersonal, impersonal, transpersonal mission and visions into the construction of the present.
- Reintroduce the long term in the short term vision, at the individual, collective and organizational level.
- Allow individuals and organizations to discover how their purpose is to achieve their project.
- Align individuals and organizations in an operational and strategic axis around their raison d'être.
- Develop individual and collective projects based on weak temporal spatial signals and past experiences.
The whole of the training is accompanied according to the most adapted digital practices according to the needs of the group, where are present, trainees and trainers.
Training locations
Residential course 1-hour drive from Paris West or 1 hour by train from Gare St-Lazare.
Non residential internship in Levallois (92).
On request: non-residential course at the weekend, or residential in the province / abroad (English / Italian possible).
Who are these interns for?
Individual and Business, individually or in groups.
• Director and Manager, Director of Transformation, Director and Head of Human Resources, HSE Manager, Health and Safety Manager, Prevention Manager, CHSCT Member, Staff Representative.
• Occupational Physician, Labor Nurse, Social Work Assistant, Work Psychologist.
• Any employee (s) in the broad sense … or not: consultant, trainer, coach, coach, auto entrepreneur, medical and paramedical professions.
- January 31 to February 2, 2018: DIT Module 1
- 14 to 16 March 2018: DIT module 2
- 11 to 13 April 2018: DIT module 3
- May 23 to 25, 2018: DIT module 4
- September 2018: DIT module 5
For the complete course (5 modules) with coaching (3 sessions package): 2950 €* – Additional coaching hour: 180 €.
For a single module (1, 2 or 3) of 3 days: 540 €*
Package 3 coaching sessions: 500 €*
* Price including taxes for individuals – Excluding accommodation and meals. Companies: contact us – training agreement on request.
To register, contact me for a phone interview, or for more information. Your registration is confirmed upon receipt of a deposit of 20%.
Founder of the approach
Catherine Frade, psychologist, occupational psychopathologist, international systemic coach, Dr Pharmacy. She is also a certified instructor at Chopra Center in California, a member of the Pain and Work Network, and a board member of the EMDR France association. She has also trained in different European, Asian and American approaches. She has founded and runs STELIAXE since 2003 (consulting, training, coaching people and organizations in Integrative Transformation).


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Vanilla ad basil ice cream makes a novel way to serve up beef fillet – we love the contrats of the hot and cold elements.
Try this beef fillet steak with vanilla and basil ice cream recipe
This is a brilliantly easy fish dish to rustle up at the last minute with tasty capers, baby spinach and a good chilli kick.
This mouth watering golden chicken is best served with braised greens and potato gratin.Serve on a large wooden platter and prepare to share with your date.
This impressive looking tart is an easy alternative to quiche and will make the perfect dinner table centrepiece.
Packed full of Oriental flavours, this dish is quick and easy to make – perfect for a romantic meal for two.
Perfect for an effortless side dish or starter, the flavours are quite rich, so portions needn't be huge.
If simplicity is what you're after then you can't go wrong with this pasta dish – it's quick and easy to make, and tastes sublime.
This beautiful oyster dish is served with two dressings, making it perfect for sharing. Serve with a glass of bubbly for extra brownie points.
Quick and easy to prepare, these tasty steaks cooked in a dried porcini and rosemary paste are a scrumptious meal for everybody to enjoy.
Delight your senses with the soy sauce, ginger, honey and sesame seeds in this dish, perfect for a Valentine's meal.
The south Indian state of Kerala is well known for its seafood. This quick stir-fry is packed full of flavour and makes for a fragrant dinner idea.
This recipe looks impressive but is actually quite easy. Wrap the fish in Parma ham ahead of time and cook when ready to serve.
This quick dinner works best using the very long pasta. If you can't find Sichuan pepper, just use black pepper to scatter over the prawns.
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Vierge Falls
Adventure hike along magnificent forest streams, scramble up and down waterfalls, discover natural water slides and be awed by the beauty of nature. Your guide will take you on a waterfall adventure that will excite, challenge and delight you.
A track of 3 km along a sparkling stream with marvellous waterfalls, in which you can both climb and slide. A magnificent circuit, suitable for families with children of 7 years and over and adolescents, comprising a variety of natural attractions and adventures. A challenge for the whole family !
Minimal age 7 years, Price: 18 € pp, depart 10.00 / back 13.00 or depart 14.00 / back 17.00


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Every organization is unique, and each industry or market has distinctive characteristics.
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Boost Profitability, Sales & Delivery Efficiency, and Customer Loyalty
Competition for skilled sales talent, challenges dealing with GPOs, and the ever-present need to optimize delivery gross profit per drop are systemic issues that need to be combatted with strategic technology solutions. The emerging trend of B2B eCommerce requires that food and beverage companies become easier to do business with online, beyond just loading a product catalog into an order entry system.
Zilliant's engines improve sales and delivery ROI by providing real-time, account-specific pricing opportunities and cross-sell, recovery, and complementary product recommendations for field teams and online.Read Case Study
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Food manufacturers need to account for these market dynamics when adjusting spot or long-term prices, and consider plant utilization and inventory positions when determining prices.
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As a child, driving to visit relatives in Ohio was a wonderful opportunity
to play the Alphabet Game; the state has towns with names like Xenia and Zanesville.
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BrainStore Idea Machine Engine Access
Are you looking for a top efficient software tool to prepare, run and evaluate innovation projects? Would you like to spend more time focusing on contents and people in your innovation work and less time on planning and managing innovation projects?
The BrainStore Idea Machine Engine Software is the ideal catalyst for your innovation work. All central building blocks of the BrainStore Idea Machine can be simply accessed via the tool, which is provided as Software as a Service (SaaS).
The key features include: Capture good briefings. Amassing tools: over 20 Tools to collect a large amount of ideas and inspirations. Illumination tools: display of brainstorming results in inspiring formats. Like tool: identify the most interesting ideas. Criteria Scan: analysis of ideas based on a set of success criteria. Idea Selection: get feedback from an ideas jury. Road maps: create the implementation plan for ideas.
You are looking for the perfect Tool to boost the productivity of your innovation team. A tool, that's equally suitable for analog workshops and digital brainstormings.
This is how the Idea Machine Engine provides value to you and your team:
· Increase of overall innovation efficiency
· More time to focus on people and content
· Real time results after every process step, no painful project delays
· Comprehensive documentation of the results at the push of a button
The Idea Machine Engine has two groups of users.
· The organisers of Innovation projects who prepare, run and evaluate their projects with the Idea Machine Engine.
· The participants who can participate in online steps of the projects.
Ideally, you start with an "Innovation Champ Training" to get to know the details of the Idea Machine. Then you can subscribe to the Idea Machine Engine. The Idea Machine Engine license is granted on the proven BrainStore Pay-What-You-Wish basis. Every month you reflect on the price the application provided to you and you set the price. There is no minimum and no maximum price. You will be invoiced for the amount indicated.
If you are familiar with the BrainStore Idea Machine you can directly access the Idea Machine Engine. You simply need to sign-up or login and then access the engine through the following link.
You need to agree to the terms of usage before you can open your first project.
Now you can access the key features of the BrainStore Idea Machine Engine
Capture the briefing for your project
Amassing tool: collect a large number of inspirations and ideas from workshops or online brainstormings, use inspiring creativity tools
Illumination tool: present the results of your brainstormings in inspiring formats (analog and digital). E.g. print newspapers, create a movie, activate the combinator
Like tool: find out which are the leading ideas from your workshop with the like tool (analog and digital)
Criteria Scan tool: identify the leading ideas based on predefined success criteria
Idea Selection tool: collect reliable feedback from a jury by presenting ideas in a comparable format, measure acceptance and polarization of every idea
Build road maps with leading ideas.
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You can self activate your Idea Machine Engine account in less than a minute - we do recommend to start with an Innovation Champ Training and/or book an Innovation Coaching together with the software access.


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Hidden flames ravage Maplewood Noodles & Company
A fire burned for hours within the Maplewood Noodles & Company the night of June 17, and the restaurant is closed until further notice.
According to Maplewood Fire Chief Steve Lukin, around 11:30 p.m. a passerby saw smoke coming out of the top of the Noodles & Company building, located at the corner of Beam and White Bear avenues. The person called 911.
The restaurant was closed at the time, the last employee having left around 10 p.m.
Lukin said that when Maplewood firefighters arrived, they saw heavy smoke coming out of the top of the building and smoke coming out cracks around the building's doors, though once inside the building, firefighters had trouble locating the flames due to remodeling it had undergone when it was converted from a Burger King to a Noodles & Company.
"Noodles bought it, and they remodeled the outside and added all their look to it, so there was a lot of extra voids and walls in there," Lukin said.
He explained that eventually the fire was located in some of those voids, an upper part of one of the sidewalls.
"We had a heck of a time getting at it, so we actually brought in a backhoe to pull those sides down just at the top, and we were able to extinguish the fire that way," Lukin said.
It took firefighters more than four hours to completely extinguish the fire because of how long it took them to find and then access the area where it was burning. Lukin noted that once firefighters gained access to the fire, it was out within 15 to 20 minutes.
No one was injured in putting out the blaze, and the Maplewood Fire Department was assisted by departments from Oakdale, North St. Paul, White Bear Lake and Little Canada.
Although the building looks pretty bad from the outside, Lukin said there is actually very little fire damage inside it, so it will be up to Noodles & Company to determine what will happen to the space.
A message on the Maplewood Noodles & Company webpage states that the restaurant "will be closed until further notice" and that employees will be offered positions at other nearby Noodles & Company restaurants.
Noodles & Company is also working with the Maplewood Fire Department to help determine the cause of the fire, and the fire department's investigation was still underway as of press time.
Although Lukin said lightning has been ruled out as the cause, "Everything's a consideration, electrical to anything else that was up there."
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Ross Sportech Jr Strider Exerciser, White
This is an exerciser that will allow your child to work out alongside you! It's not only built to child-size, but every feature has safety at its forefront. The grips and rails are covered with foam and the pedals grip to help your child stay in place. It's got a small footprint of 27x17 and is lightweight to be easily stored. It's intended for children under 3'9 and 150 lbs. Color: White.
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Moft Laptop Stand
This slimline stand sticks to the bottom of your laptop. It's only 0.12″ thick and weighs just 2.3 oz, so you'll barely notice it's there. It unfolds in just a second, has two heights, and can be easily detached. It holds up to 18 lb and can be used with up to 15.6″ laptops.


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If you were curious to how marketers see the world of advertising these days this slide show will help with that.
It will also help you to understand why we get so darned excited about on this online stuff going on.
100 Awesome Marketing Stats, Charts and Graphs
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Jesus Christ's approach to death should guide our view of death. He considered His death a work of God, not to be regarded with fear or hostility.
All men have been subject to the fear of death, and it is something that we have to strive to overcome. But Christians have been freed in order to fear God.
The dangerous false belief of inherent immortal life has led to an acceleration of sin and the danger of eternal oblivion. Only God can give eternal life.
In this message prepared for the Last Great Day, Richard Ritenbaugh acknowledges that it is a perfectly natural human reaction to fear death. We don't have God's mind on this subject as Christ had and the Apostle Paul had to grow into. Looking at death as . . .
Ecclesiastes 7:1-4 highlight the Bible's attitude toward death, particularly its insistence that we allow the reality of death to change our approach to life.
As Part One concluded, we were considering the fact that, despite our society's general squeamishness about executing cowardly deserters, God has declared that He will cast the cowardly into the Lake of Fire (Revelation 21:7-8). ...
Martin Collins, referring to the Feeding America website, suggests that many Americans are stressed about not having enough food to eat, depressed about the past and fearful about the future. The apostle Paul had to encourage Timothy about fearfulness, tim. . .
The online free encyclopedia, Wikipedia, keeps a "List of terror incidents" by month and by year. ...
Charles Whitaker begins a series of articles on globalism. What is it? Where is it headed? Does it have a balancing counterpart? Who is driving it? What does it have to do with the prophecies of the end time?
The way men and God look at time and life are very different. But if we come to understand God's perspective, we have a greater chance of living His way!
Trust in God's ability to resurrect can neutralize the most basic debilitating fear—the fear of death. Christ assures us that death is not the end.
John Ritenbaugh, reiterating that the entire world is under the sway of Satan the devil (I John 5:19, Revelation 12:9, Ephesians 2:1-3), warns us to analyze and evaluate everything that enters our minds from the contaminated, mendacious media sources, medi. . .
Richard Ritenbaugh contrasts the terms independence and liberty, stressing that although we, through Christ's sacrifice, have been freed from the curse or death penalty of the law, we have not, as most Protestants believe, been freed from law keeping. We h. . .
John Ritenbaugh, reiterating that Christ died to free us from fear of eternal death, reminds us that we nevertheless have the obligation to prepare for our physical death. When Jesus Christ holds the power over fear of death, we are delivered from the bond. . .
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Hail, Caesar! is a 2016 released Comedy, Mystery movie directed & written by Ethan Coen, Joel Coen while film features Josh Brolin, George Clooney, Alden Ehrenreich in lead roles.
In this film Hail Caesar! Takes after an average day for Eddie Mannix, a Hollywood fixer for Capitol Pictures in the 1950s, who tidies up and takes care of issues for huge names and stars in the business. Be that as it may, when studio star Baird Whitlock vanishes, Mannix needs to manage something other than the fix.
Due to awesome screen-play film scored 6.3 IMDB rating while grossed $62,429,013 worldwide at the box-office. This film did a good collection at the box-office and received mixed critical reviews. If you're looking for a good comedy mystery movies then download this movie now and enjoy it.
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Initial release: 1 February 2016 (USA)
Directors: Ethan Coen, Joel Coen
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Oliver Jane Ladies Swimsuit Fullerton Charcoal Grey
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Our Fullerton swimsuit is made with a silky soft fabric, designed to enhance your natural curves and flatter your shape. Cut with an extra low back and lengthening high rise leg, its an elegant style with a nod to the 80's. You'll always look chic in the Fullerton, whether you're in Miami or St.Tropez - you'll reach for this timeless style for every trip.
The deep charcoal grey adds a super sophisticated touch to this piece, and will keep you looking bang-on-trend all summer long
- Extra low cut back, high rise leg
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- Model is a size 8/10, cup size 32D and wearing size Small
- Complimentary water resistant bag with every order
- 80% Polyester, 20% spandex
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