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- William Holz
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The promised follow-up on the Co-opernation! (with a delightfully enjoyable read!)
Well, apparently all that science and documentation wasn't what everybody needed!
No, The Doctor is who we needed, because this is the sort of idea that everybody expects from him, isn't it? And I have to admit the time travel element really helped us illustrate some things better.
The idea:
1) To create corporation that's owned by all of us
2) Turn that corporation into our very own nation, to turn 'employment' into 'peaceful citizenship'
3) Offer up a variety of amazing sorts of 'life packages' that will only get better,
4) Hire EVERYBODY who can agree not to hurt anybody else in exchange for safety, support, health, and awesomeness, and
5) reset the world, making all other governments and corporations irrelevant and putting the innocent and gentle in charge.
I have no idea what comes after that, because then it'll be up to them. Who else would you trust with our future? It beats our current options, doesn't it?
We've got a google doc that we'll be updating as we get more questions. There's no problem that can't be resolved at this point, because you'll soon see that this is a FAR more plausible steady-state than anything we see in the real world.
Without further ado, here's a google .doc in which Doctor Who points out the obvious and shows us how to crowdsource a revolution.
Also, we posted it on Boingboing and already a couple of people are getting it! Love those guys!
And lastly, for those who want to see some origins, here's the thread that helped us along the path (Thanks Amanda for the reminder!)
Nigel Bamber
Aug 18 2013: Hi everyone, How does Co-opernation move forwards? Some time ago I did quite a bit of detailed research into how an alternative, parallel society might look more importantly, get started. I recorded a lot of this in a blog. www.cynapse1000.weebly.com . The development of the arguments is best read chronologically. My experiment there failed to reach critical mass and become self-sustaining. Perhaps I was wrong. Perhaps the time was wrong. Have a look and take what you need
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Aug 18 2013: Thanks!
Honestly, we're all running into a similar problem, I think. Certainly just among the people who regularly hit TED we've got orders of magnitude more people than we need who'd enthusiastically do something like this, and while gleefully abusing the corporation isn't the only mechanism, it sure is an obvious one since it's such a powerful beast.
Nobody seems to be getting the attention of people who have the resources or platform to get us organized, however . . . perhaps only those of us who don't are frustrated enough to look for more creative solutions? Because it's kind of obvious that if you give most of us something better to do and TAKE CARE OF US while we're doing it, then you're going to completely change the world. . . nobody can compete with that, the bar's set so very, very low.
We were hoping this would be the place! But having read a bunch of other threads I'm not seeing much connecting of ideas with practical solutions that allow people to dedicate effort to them, just lots of amazing ideas that seem to kind of fade away.
I suppose they say nothing important is easy, but this shouldn't be as hard as people are making it out to be. We shouldn't have to have put together a fraction of the work we did to kick something off. Heck, it should have happened without us, right? I mean, how do you not see half these TED talks and not see solutions rather than problems? Isn't that what this place is FOR?
I'll extend this, just in case something useful comes, even if it's just a couple more of us that combine whatever last few elements people need for this to click.
Already browsed some of your blog, going to camp there a bit now! :)Aug 18 2013: Hey, a quick follow-up!
First, I LOVED the way you took the 'Imagine if there was no heaven' bit, I've been designing in a Teapot Agnostic way, because I think that's a very strong angle (because let's be honest, the line between 'what we can measure' and 'what we can't' isn't all that fuzzy, is it? And I like being able to say certain things are just none of anybody else's business), but yes. . . behaving as if . . . that has some power too.
And then the question. . . with the basic concepts you have, what happens if you add the 'corporation as a nation' and 'hiring into citizenship' angles?
Nigel Bamber
Aug 19 2013: Hi William,
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Like you, as I watched more and more TED talks, I noticed connections and themes that appeared to show an emerging zeitgeist at odds with how the world is actually run. I started to investigate these themes in the blog.
I think one of the issues that you have to beware of is that the analogy of a corporation brings with it all sorts of expectations, not the least that work done for it will be paid. That creates a very high bar to entry as the funds to achieve this have to be raised. Investors usually require a working prototype or proof of a business case. For this reason, you might want to start by looking at how open source projects can evolve into revenue earning entities over time. With open source, the entry bar is low and people can give as much or as little time as they want. You can demonstrate to investors that the network of people that you have assembled is effective, whilst growing the network. Humans learn by copying. Make something small and manageable that others can grow by copying. This will hopefully take some of the load that you feel away.
Aug 19 2013: "I think one of the issues that you have to beware of is that the analogy of a corporation brings with it all sorts of expectations, not the least that work done for it will be paid. That creates a very high bar to entry as the funds to achieve this have to be raised. Investors usually require a working prototype or proof of a business case. "
Yeah, part of that has to be somebody else's job, but there are lots of other people who can handle that. It's not like largely useless business aren't started up.
However, I've got to point out that there's a context here that has to be broken. A corporation doesn't have to make a financial profit to survive, that's a point I'm trying to make. Once it has enough of a supply chain under it's wing it can pretty much ignore the rest of the world if it wants to (we're not going that route specifically, because we want o interface as we grow) . . .
Does the idea of taking a Mondragon type operation and designing it to be able to hire people more freely work better for you then?Aug 12 2013: look at urgent evoke? Jane McGongal (watch her first talk) did something cool there
William Holz
Aug 12 2013: Wow! I didn't know about that one, and I stopped counting the TED talks I watched once I broke 800 (I swear they're all taking about parts of the same thing sometimes).
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I'm going to be spending a bit of time there right now, it's interesting that they've got a similar (and more sophisticated!) approach. I'm wondering if the 'science fiction' aspect of things is almost necessary to give people a broader vision of what sort of results we're talking about.
Of course, considering nothing's happening yet and this is the sort of thing that could take over the world in a matter of months (unless they're not using the hiring = citizenship angle? Is that all they're missing to create the engine?), it makes me worry that a whole bunch of us are feeling like we're talking to gigantic multi-billion person brick wall of lovely but exasperating humans. That's sad, because that just means people are struggling to break context.
Thanks so much for the link! I'll follow up with impressions tomorrow, I'm already somewhat smitten, especially as I have NO artistic talent!Aug 13 2013: Okay, a quick follow up!
Rebecca and I both saw her first Ted Talk and LOVED it. It stuck in the back of my mind when putting the whole thing together, I use 'stories', but 'games' is really just as good an application. In fact, I've been arguing that we're living in a really big LARP that just happens not to be much fun. I slipped in the 'Guild of WOW' and their top-percentile in overproductivity as a tribute, even. :)
I' going to have to add both her AND Urgent Evoke as important references, because again. . . several elements not just one.
In fact, I'm going back to my original thought and thinking if they had the employment = peaceful citizenship angle they could explode just as easily, couldn't they?
I also amended the document to add this bit, do you think that helps clarify that concept?
"There are many ways we can go about this. . . bootstrapping an eco-village, complete social revolution with a vision, but most of the most solid ones involve the cheerful use (and friendly abuse) of the corporation.
I know some people instantly cringed, but I'll just point out three things that may help explain.
1) The corporation is our most powerful construct, more powerful than a nation.
2) It's not stuck to a chunk of dirt.
3) Everybody wants job.
So what happens when you turn employment to peaceful citizenship in a corporation YOU control from the inside? The Doctor is about to show you.
There are still several mechanisms even there (starting as a small Valve or worker Cooperative with this purpose, acquiring an existing corporation and hollowing it out, etc.). The only requirement is that the corporation can NOT be publicly traded. No stock market. That road leads to stupid."
How's that work?Aug 12 2013: Thanks for sharing your Doctor Who-inspired piece. What do you see as its purpose and audience? Have you also advanced your outline of the Coopernation? I know on TED people were asking whether you could go and describe your plan in MORE detail/depth than you had rather than less, but I know this site has a different audience than some others may.
Aug 12 2013: The purpose: To use existing constructs, technologies, and our own psychology to create a bridge between the mess we have now and a future in which we all have control of our lives and people don't think it's okay to hurt other people.
The audience: Anybody who believes every child on the planet should have the potential to explore the full scope of human experience. Also, those who want a peaceful revolution.
I know people like lots of info, but doing an infodump on Hieroglyph got us nowhere, it was too dry to read, and too many words with too many elements for most people (I was informed). You can't create a solution that encompasses the entire scope of our lives without covering a lot of bases.
That being said, ask questions, we'll add the answers to the .doc. If it clicks with somebody then we'd be happy to have them help or even get it out there in different formats or add things themselves. I don't understate when I say that we could fill several novels with solutions, links, references, and ideas.
Also, as I mention in the .doc, there's a dance between creating a clear but overly specific vision and exposing a much broader framework with much more potential. I was hoping to get a lot of people's neurons firing BEFORE hitting too many details, because that's the best way for you guys to give us some pleasant surprises.
And we're all in this together, aren't we?
Aug 12 2013: I did not mean the purpose of the coopernation. I meant the purpose of the Dr. Who piece specifically.
If you have a document that lays out your proposal in more detail than you had the last time you brought your coopernation idea to TED, I would appreciate your linking it here.
That way you guys can give US some pleasant surprises if you have some substance you are willing to share!
I think your sharing in that way would be very consistent with the spirit of your coopernation.
Aug 12 2013: OH! I'm guessing you haven't read it yet, then?
The Doctor Who piece contains the explanation, and it's also got a living document at the bottom to incorporate any questions and answers in a coherent way.
I hope we didn't give the impression that the Doctor Who bit was just a bit of fun!
No, instead it's a tool, it's not a fan-fiction at all but a demonstration with examples and context, it's been FAR more useful in explaining things to people than anything else has been.
When doing things the 'right' way fails, sometimes the 'wrong' way can succeed!
It's also far more entertaining, so people actually tend to finish it, giving them enough information to at least appreciate the potential, and any questions they have from there can be answered.
There's a lot of psychology in play here, I've had a lot of people just assume that because it hasn't happened yet then it can't, or get their head in a weird place (like assuming that we'd have to give up all our toys, when in reality the status quo is the low bar there). I can keep ahead of that in 1:1 in-person conversation, because I can watch reactions, but that doesn't work nearly as well in text, does it?
It wasn't my initially preferred method, but I can't argue with results. I live with the fact that every day we wait is a whole lot of cumulative suffering that isn't being prevented, and finally we have progress.Aug 12 2013: Of course I read it! It printed out until the the following partial sentence: "So now we've got very flat salaries, even more control over the local environment, and some" And i looked at the last page or so online.
Forty pages, I think.
I participated in the previous thread, so it did not add to my understanding, though of course to someone who had not participated in that thread, it would.
Aug 12 2013: Ahh, groovy. So what are we missing then? This is important, because that contains far more information than I had when the seed was first developed and everything else was just piling on. The script has definitely been sufficient for some people and far more effective than anything else. Timetraveller also did a nice partial summary back in the old thread.
What more do you need? Because I can't do this alone, that's not how this sort of thing works.Aug 12 2013: Let's say you were going to Kickstarter or to a foundation for support for launching your idea.
Would you expect this script would, for example, be enough to convince people that what you are proposing is a sustainable model in the sense of not requiring continuous further infusions of outside money to stay afloat? Do you think they would understand what the launch would look like? How it would scale up sustainably( again, without continuing infusions of cash from outside?)
The only reason I ask these questions is that I take seriously your interest in actually making something happen.
But if you are getting everything you need through the distribution of your Dr. who script, that's great.
Aug 12 2013: THIS is what I'm looking for, thanks. I can't answer 'make it make sense to me', but I can answer specific questions very easily.
I'll need to think about some rephrasing. In particular because there are several different possible approaches and timelines (i.e. kickstarter, planned eco-village, starting as a small Valve-like company with purpose, buying an existing company and hollowing it out, social rewrites, our own Sealand, and so on).
I'm also seeing there's an important bit not clicking! And that's great, because it's a very important part of this. . . because while some of our timelines would involve selling internally developed products externally when we need an infusion of resources (NOT MONEY! Money doesn't actually do anything in the grander scheme and it's more effective to focus on what we get out of it, that opens up far more possibilities as well) . . . it's also really important to point out that it doesn't take that many people with very little land to create a fully functional supply chain that needs very little (if any) external resources.
I think that point needs a lot more emphasis, Mondragon's a small example there I'm sure, but the more of a supply chain you have under your wing, the less important the rest of the world becomes. That's not the point, of course, but the design fundamental helps keep things sturdy depending on the approach.
I'm moving tonight, so tomorrow we'll be updating the bottom section with a bunch of answers and solutions and see if that fills in the gaps. And we'll just keep adding from there. That'll keep things focused on the bits people actually need without scaring everybody off with a few million characters :)Aug 12 2013: I think that saying, for example, " that it doesn't take that many people with very little land to create a fully functional supply chain that needs very little (if any) external resources" is not the same as showing the numbers, if you will. It is the proof that may be credible rather than the claim.
Similarly you would want to put forward a sensitivity analysis encompassing several scenarios for what happens if you start with a small or medium sized operation staffed by everyone who wants to participate. I seem to remember that qualifications of any kind are not considered for your hires.
I really don't think people who would be scared off by a well-articulated proposal are the ones you need to launch your project. You have a background in business, as I recall. Would your colleagues have been scared off by a business case? Would a foundation? The lawyers, engineers, economists, small business owners, non-profit entrepreneurs and board members, PhDs, scientists, and energetic young high school and college students here? I think maybe you are underestimating the ability of the audience.
Aug 12 2013: I'm not a 'well articulated business proposal' person, and parts of this idea don't fit that context well. If somebody wants to help there, that's fine, but you're asking me to relearn things I've deliberately unlearned and I've only go so much neural processing power. I have no difficulty understanding what I'm talking about, but what is crystal clear to me can be difficult to communicate in language others easily understand.
I'm FAR better suited to solving problems and have mentioned several times I'm horrible at documentation, so would we prefer I just completely give up (I've only got a bit of stable time left) or can other people actually HELP? Because this is not a job for one person and a couple of loyal friends.Aug 13 2013: Oh! I have a question for you, Fritzie! You may be able to help flesh this bit out.
I need to find a better illustration of a problem with a lot of the supply chain documentation out there, because I'm having a hard time putting all those bits together without it getting HUGE, and this is actually an explanation that can be really small and tight if I can find the right source.
There are plenty of small, independent, peaceful groups out there that illustrate part of the concept, but most of them are fairly low-tech, and often their accidental solution is their limited communication helps them get past monkeysphere issues without even trying (if you haven't read the CRACKED article, Mr Wong explains Dunbar's Number brilliantly!). . . in particular on peacefulsocieties.org . . . however we're going the high tech (if people want) route, and there's a problem in context there.
Most of my references include dollar costs, and while that's useful for initial acquisition, most of those costs have LAYERS of artificial inflation. An MRI machine is less advanced and requires a lesser resource investment than your average minivan, yet the prices don't reflect that, nor do the prices of parts. . . it's a rabbit hole of illusory value that actually goes deeper than I can dig, and that's before I incorporate low quality!
Anybody know of a resource or group that's got something out there already? I figure here they'd have somebody with a Tech-friendly eco-village concept where people put those bits together already! Because . . . wow. I have no words. (okay, lots, but I want TIGHTER ones!)Aug 12 2013: I think you can get people to help if you let them in.
Aug 12 2013: We're begging everybody, there's no pride here, just service to the greater good and humanity as a whole. I already mentioned that we'd love people to contribute, and to be blunt, that's an understatement, I for one want people to take over if possible, or at the very most to be one of many.
Since we still have a whole bunch of unemployed people, and because all those third world orphans aren't helping us get things right, I think it's safe to say that we're still struggling to get this out there properly.
Give me a leader a sponsor or a visionary, somebody who's got energy and isn't all traumatized like me, somebody with resources or somebody who can help get this to somebody who can. They can do what I can't. This is about the whole world, so not only is it arrogant of me to think it can be as good as it can without other minds involved, but it's also asking a bit much of me, I think. I mean, I like to rise to a challenge, but this one is overwhelming.Aug 12 2013: I remember from your previous thread, William, that you are looking for help and a potential new leader. I think you will find people here and elsewhere willing to help you when they can see how to do that- when they know what the 'this' is.
There are large numbers of talented people all over the place with a great commitment to change as well as the time, energy, creativity, and critical thinking skills for worthwhile big projects. I don't think people-resources are scarce in this area. People love to put energy into worthwhile undertakings when they come upon them.
William Holz
Aug 12 2013: Yeah, it's been a while, I should have made sure to re-emphasize some parts! I honestly got a bit frustrated at Hieroglyph (it is a slow forum, but I felt alone out there and it gets frustrating talking to yourself!) so the script idea was truly an act of sheer desperation.
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I know there are SO many people who can run with this and do amazing, wonderful things and make it so much better even, it's just been a struggle to connect the idea with the people. That's why I came back when I figured I had an easier to digest angle. :)
On the positive side, the carpal's much better now.Aug 13 2013: I fear I must leave that research to you. As you say, there are small high tech companies that operate very successfully, collaboratively, and in ways that bring their employees pleasure and keep energy high, but they are about functioning rather than opening up supply chain sort of book-keeping to people.
Aug 14 2013: OH! OH!
See, that's what I was talking about, the context overcomplicates things. Those corporations already serve as good examples, I just wasn't sure if people were digesting the fact that the more components of life we incorporate internally (whether health care, entertainment, food, or housing) the less we have to worry about getting those elements from the 'outside world', which largely eliminates the cost issues, save for in the purest sense (man-hours, resources, time, ideas, and energy)
Perhaps I should just not bring the term up? It may not be necessary to illustrate it, and maybe that's the sort of thing that is hard to break contextually?Aug 14 2013: I think it is clear, in the sense of normal common sense, that what you provide for yourself, you don't need to buy from outside. This is not at all confusing.
What is reasonable to ask yourself is how organizations typically decide on the level of vertical integration that makes sense and the range of products and services they believe makes sense for them to produce internally.
As an example, why do you think Microsoft does not make the automobiles for its employees or their toothbrushes? Why do they use a contractor for any purpose?
Aug 14 2013: "As an example, why do you think Microsoft does not make the automobiles for its employees or their toothbrushes? Why do they use a contractor for any purpose?"
Three reasons!
1) Capitalism itself encourages a sort of manufactured scarcity, so internally reducing an immediate cost by outsourcing is often wise in that context, especially since that frees up resources for other purposes and doesn't stick you with employees that you may have to lay off.
2) They're not designed with the 'employment = citizenship' concept, so they couldn't really pull that off effectively, their corporate structure is currently really unfriendly to that sort of concept.
3) There are some monopoly/antitrust laws they risk running afoul of, which is part of why I bring up Citizen's United and/or the idea of basing ourselves elsewhere. Location is largely unimportant in the grand scheme of things, it's just dirt.
Thanks for the food for thought, I'm glad we had this conversation, it's exactly what I was talking about, the difference between a hard to read novella and a few short statements that are easier to grasp and don't confuse!Aug 14 2013: I do not believe these are the reasons. The first you offer about manufactured scarcity does not make sense to me as an explanation of outsourcing. The second is a claim that they cannot pull it off, that their structure is unfriendly to this, but I see you offer no evidence to support your claim. It's kind of like saying that they just aren't cool enough to do it. The third claim is simply wrong. There would be no antitrust threat if Microsoft were to make cars for its employees or for sale or make toothbrushes.
Aug 14 2013: *sigh*
Yeah, I'm sorry, we're not clicking. I need somebody else.Aug 14 2013: Just be sure as you proceed to listen also to thoughts and questions that challenge not your goals but your assumptions.
Aug 14 2013: No argument there, but I'm looking for solutions and help, not problems and stress. For whatever reason, this approach has been too much work and completely exasperating, and I need to keep my stress levels down.
I've stated REPEATEDLY that I desperately need somebody with energy to help, not somebody to drain all of mine.
What isn't helpful is you quickly discounting things you haven't fully digested yet, I had similar problems the first time around with you, and while we all have different perspectives it's exhausting to try to deal with you. I'd rather you not reply anymore.
I mistook 'host' for 'helpful' and spent far too much time trying to convince you. This has drained us both and provides no value. I honestly regret posting here at all, I hesitated at first and only posted because I had promised before, and I really did believe that somehow this forum was connected with the amazing visionaries that do those lovely TED talks.Aug 12 2013: Update: Cool, thanks (:
Is there a link you can add, to the archived conversation we had that led up to this one? Thanks!Aug 14 2013: As an update, I posted here because I had promised, despite the first time being AMAZINGLY frustrating. Between the forum structure, the hosting, and the difficulty in getting any but the most limited sort of help (with occasional gems, thanks Christophe!) this has been far more frustrating than helpful. I fear I assumed that this forum somehow connected with the amazing visionaries we see so often on TED, and there was a mechanism in place to help connect good ideas with good people and to help make things happen.
I'll set it to close as soon as possible and focus on other avenues that are more helpful. I haven't completely given up, but I'm not even slightly hopeful that this is the place where we'll make progress anymore.


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Born Feb. 10, 1933, in Kane, she was a daughter of Oliver and Ethel Peterson Hulings. She had been married to Leonard Weatherbee and Elmer Woods who both preceded her in death.
Mrs. Woods had been employed at the Lutheran Home at Kane for over 30 years.
Norma J. Staaf Bertiaux, 81, formerly of Lincoln Street, Kane, died Friday in Mount Vernon, Ohio.
Visitation will be held at the Ronald McDonald II Funeral Home, Inc. in Kane on Tuesday from noon until 2 p.m., at which time a service will be held there with Pastor David Pflieger, chaplain of The Lutheran Home at Kane, officiating.
A complete obituary will appear in Monday's edition.
Online condolences may be expressed at www.ronaldmcdonaldfuneralhome.com.
Mrs. Arlene "Mary" Donafrio, 67, passed into the next life at 5 a.m., Friday, June 10, 2011, at Kane Community Hospital following a brief illness. She was born April 30, 1944, in Philadelphia, to the late James and Arlene Engman Markey.
Mary's family moved to the area when she was very young and lived most of her life here. She was a former secretary and treasurer of the Mission Covenant Church, Ludlow and enjoyed gardening and playing cards with her family. Mary was a machine operator at Long Ind. and was a member of the Sheffield Ladies Auxiliary.
Dorothy P. Larson, 91, formerly of 121 W. Main, Mt. Jewett, passed away Thursday, June 9, 2011, at the home of her daughter, Laurie Kapuscinski, in Jamestown, NY.
She was born Aug. 28, 1919, in Mt. Jewett, the daughter of Hartley and Emma Winner Adair. On July 3, 1952, she married Arthur E. Larson in Sheffield, who passed away June 28, 2007.
Luella D. Ponick, 88, formerly of Kane, Atlanta, Ga., and Palm Coast, Fla., and a recent resident of the Lutheran Home at Kane, died Tuesday, June 7, 2011, at the Lutheran Home.
Born Nov. 25, 1922, in Kane, she was a daughter of the late Carl and Harriet Nichols Johnson. On April 10, 1948, she married Lee C. Ponick who preceded her in death after 57 years of marriage.
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31 Things That Make You Feel Great
1. Falling in love
Butterflies in your belly, a constant smile on your face, anticipation, excitement - nothing beats it!
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Founded and based in Huntington Beach, TEAM 90 FC, who was recently affiliated with the LA GALAXY SOUTH BAY, has officially become the CALIFORNIA RUSH.
Gabriel Lucatero, Board President, signed the Licensing & Services Agreement to make the California Rush partnership official in arguably the most vibrant youth soccer market in the United States. "Since our club's inception nearly four years ago, TEAM 90 has continually strived to create innovative ways to provide a positive and dynamic soccer experience for our membership. We feel that the affiliation with Rush Soccer is the next step in the evolution of TEAM 90, now California Rush, to provide our players with opportunities to play at every level," claimed Gabriel Lucatero.
"Servicing Orange and LA Counties and representing over 250 members, California Rush along with our leadership team comprised of Technical Director, Todd Saldana, Boys Director Gabriel Lucatero and myself as the Girls Director are quite excited and very much looking forward to the new partnership" wrote Rafael Llorente, Girls Director of Coaching.
"I had progressed through all the stages of building a youth club from the grass roots up as the founding Technical Director for a successful club here in Southern California who were eventually courted and acquired by the LA Galaxy. Our players, teams and coaches respected and were sought after by the top organizations from U.S. Development Academy and ECNL clubs to major college programs and U.S. National teams but I always felt something was missing," said California Rush Techncial Director Todd Saldana. "What is in place at Rush from a proven, unified standpoint for club programming, education for players, coaches and parents is second to none and is utilized at Rush clubs worldwide. I am grateful to share this approach along with adding my experience and the experience of my fellow directors in the ultra competitive and talent rich SoCal youth soccer environment. I want to thank Rush CEO Tim Schulz for being willing to take my calls over the past 10 years and unselfishly sharing his experience until this day finally arrived. (Tim and I have known each other since our early teenage years meeting at the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs)."
"I am very excited to welcome Todd and California Rush to our family," said Schulz. "Todd and I have known each other for many years and I have no doubt he will lead the new California Rush to great success."
Interesting Club facts: Founded as a Christian soccer academy, our club has doubled in size in less than 3 years and has enjoyed tremendous success thanks to our fantastic coaching staff, dynamic players and dedicated supporters.


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When there's a will, there's a way — migrants seeking illegal entry have proven the old proverb true countless times as they and their smugglers have adapted to enforcement strategies. The latest development in the cat-and-mouse game comes not from the United States, but from Europe.
A number of events in 2010 across the continent, and particularly in places long seen as moderate, seem to indicate a larger shift away from openness.
Although non-Irish nationals, particularly those from Eastern Europe, led the exodus, Irish nationals now make up a sizeable proportion of those leaving, and Greece appears poised to become a net exporter of people as well.
There's no getting around the fact that integrating immigrants costs money. That explains why recession-battered European countries, as well as a number of U.S. states, made cuts to programs affecting immigrants in 2009 and again in 2010.
Europe's largest minority group has long faced discrimination, but France's deportation of Roma as part of its security policies has sparked criticism from the European Union and human rights groups. Kristi Severance explains how the situation has evolved in recent months, the relevant EU laws, and how Europe is likely to move forward.
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This report evaluates the participation of immigrants in the German workforce development system, highlighting that immigrants are less likely than nonimmigrants to engage in further education or skills training, detailing the various barriers immigrants face in accessing programs for skills development, and proposing policy reforms to reduce these barriers.
As hundreds of migrants were drowning in the Mediterranean, the United Nations General Assembly was hours from gathering for only the second time in its history to address international migration. The juxtaposition threw a question into sharp relief: does the world body have any impact on the world's migrants?
This report, the first in a series examining workforce development systems in three countries, focuses on the increasingly employer-led and flexible UK system that operates alongside centralized immigration and employment policies.
This policy brief, which concludes a nine-brief series examining what is known about the linkages between migration and development, suggests that the policy framework on migration and development remains relatively weak, and few development agencies have made it a priority to promote the positive impact of international migration.
The Chair of the Global Forum on Migration and Development, along with the Special Advisor to the UN Special Representative for International Migration discuss what is expected from The UN High-Level Dialogue on Migration and Development in October 2013 and what impact it may have on the Global Forum on Migration and Development.
Circular migration has typically been viewed with skepticism by migrant-rights advocates and wary publics alike. But many experts and policymakers in the migration field — and some in development — have come to recognize that well-managed circulation that is respectful of migrants' human and labor rights can bring benefits to countries of origin and destination, as well as to migrants themselves. For countries of origin, circular migration can relieve labor surpluses; for destination countries, it can provide the flexibility to quickly overcome skills shortages while adapting to long-term labor market shifts. For migrants, circular migration offers the opportunity to earn higher wages and gain international experience.
Private recruitment agencies orchestrate much of the migration process, from predeparture to return. They provide information, assistance, and even financial support to migrants; facilitate transit to and from the destination; and in some cases employ migrants directly. While recruitment agencies protect migrants, sometimes removing them from abusive workplaces or even organizing repatriation, migrants' dependence on them for so many services also creates many opportunities for exploitation and abuse. This brief assesses the forms of regulation that are being proposed and enacted to oversee recruitment agencies and identifies several areas for further improvement.
Diasporas can play an important role in the economic development of their countries of origin or ancestry. Beyond their well-known role as senders of remittances, diasporas also can promote trade and foreign direct investment, create businesses, spur entrepreneurship, and transfer new knowledge and skills. Policymakers increasingly recognize that an engaged diaspora can be an asset — or even a counterweight to the emigration of skilled and talented migrants.


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Winchester – An investigation was started in early July after a 17-month-old child was taken by Randolph County EMS from a home in Ridgeville to St. Vincent's Hospital in Winchester with internal injuries. The child was later flown by medical helicopter to Peyton Manning's Children's Hospital in Indianapolis. The child is still recovering from those injuries.
The investigation was completed by State Police Detectives and reviewed by the Randolph County Prosecutor's Office. The Prosecutor's office then convened a Grand Jury on October 1, 2012 to review the case for charges. Yesterday afternoon Pendleton Detectives arrested four Ridgeville residents as a result of warrants issued by that Randolph County Grand Jury.
Arrested was Todd Phenis Jr., age 21, for Aggravated Battery, Class "B" Felony, and Neglect of a Dependent, Class "B" Felony. Todd Phenis is the child's stepfather. Also arrested was Destiny Phenis, age 21, for Neglect of a Dependent, Class "B" Felony. She is the child's mother.
Also arrested was Russell T. Phenis, age 47, and Melissa Phenis age 44, both charged with Neglect of a Dependent, Class "D" Felony. They are step grandparents to the child. All arrested are from Ridgeville and were lodged in the Randolph County Jail. State Police Detectives were assisted in the investigation by the Ridgeville Police Department.
All criminal defendants are to be presumed innocent until, and unless proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law.


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ETSU to face Winthrop; JMU game postponed
Tuesday, March 03, 2009
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (March 3, 2009) - The ETSU baseball game against James Madison has been cancelled due to snow, and the Bucs have added a game for 3 p.m. Wednesday against Winthrop in Rock Hill, S.C. No decision has been made on a possible rescheduled date for the JMU game.
The Eagles come into the game with a 6-1 record, and are led by junior catcher John Murrian and designated hitter Eddie Rohan.
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Albuquerque, NM (Sports Network) - Cody Fajardo threw for three touchdowns as he guided the Nevada Wolf Pack to a 31-24 win over the New Mexico Lobos in Mountain West Conference play at University Stadium.
Fajardo completed 18-of-27 passes for just 133 yards, but he also used his feet to move the ball as he ran for a game-high 186 yards on 20 carries for Nevada (7-4, 4-3 MWC) as it snapped a three-game slide. Stefphon Jefferson, who entered the week as the nation's leading rusher with 143.6 ypg, accounted for 128 yards and a TD. Brandon Wimberly contributed with six catches for 34 yards and two scores.
The Lobos (4-8, 1-6) were paced by Kasey Carrier who ran for 145 yards on 18 carries, but it was quarterback Cole Gautsche who made it into the end zone twice on 16 attempts. The signal-caller attempted just two passes and missed on both.
The home team took a quick lead just three plays into the game. After a 53- yard run by Lamaar Thomas, Cole Gautsche scored from 20 yards out and the Lobos had a 7-0 advantage.
Nevada responded shortly thereafter as Jefferson made his way into the end zone on a one-yard run to tie the game at 7-7.
Using up more than five minutes on their next drive, the Lobos moved the ball 69 yards on nine plays, capped by a two-yard TD run by Gautsche to regain the seven-point advantage.
In was then Fajardo's turn to go to work and he responded by tossing a one- yard TD to Jefferson at the 12:34 mark of the second quarter to again knot the score.
In the remaining minutes of the first half, the teams again traded scores, but while UNM's Justus Adams was knocking through a 42-yard field goal, Fajardo was hitting Wimberly with a three-yard TD strike to give the visitors a 21-17 edge at the break.
In the third, Colin Ditsworth booted a 23-yard field goal for the Pack and later in the period Fajardo and Wimberly combined on a two-yard TD pass play. In between the rushing attack of the Lobos led Jhurell Pressley over the goal line from two yards out to make the score 31-24 at the end of three and headed towards a scoreless fourth quarter.
New Mexico, which entered the week ranked fifth in the nation in rushing with 311.6 ypg, gained 352 yards on 50 attempts versus the Wolf Pack. The Lobos failed to complete a single pass for the first time since 1964 when the team also missed on two attempts versus Montana.
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As part of a series of exhibitions called 'Wir haben Gäste' (We've got guests) at the Fotoraum gallery in Cologne, artist Marc Dittrich is presenting 'Facebook Friends' until 7 December 2012. For his works the artist intertwines a number of Facebook profile pictures to produce one new larger image, establishing a brand new connection between art and the worldwide web.
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MACtac UGlu Professional Adhesive Tape is a double-sided adhesive transfer tape which combines the strength of adhesive with the convenience and ease of tape. UGlu bonds even rough and uneven surfaces instantly, without the wait, mess or hassle of liquid glue. Use for craft and kid projects, house repair and other outdoor jobs. Other features of UGlu include:
UGlu Professional bonds to carpet, canvas, fabrics, plastics, laminates, metal, glass, paper, wood, fiberglass, tile, granite, cement, ceiling tile, craft-foam, ceramics, drywall, foam board, etc. It should not be used on any type of wallpaper covered surfaces. To remove UGlu roll a corner of the adhesive until you have enough to grab and hold. Then pull SLOWLY away from the adhesive strip, do not pull directly up or across the surface of the remaining adhesive. If you pull too quickly the UGlu may break or snap-off.
Please note removable tape is designed to not leave adhesive residue behind; however it may still pull up loose debris, finish, etc. from a substrate it is applied to depending on many conditions such as length of time applied, chemicals used to clean the substrate, and the composition of the substrate itself. We always recommend testing first on an inconspicuous area to ensure it removes as desired.
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Properties are similar to that of hot melt rubber, but natural rubber often holds where other adhesives won't (recycled fibers, dust, cold, heat and heavy loads). It provides good overall adhesion and moisture resistance.
Offer excellent performance, especially for applications in temperatures less than 40°F and greater then 120°F. It provides excellent clarity, has high shear strength, is usually more permanent/durable even when exposed to moisture, and it ages well over extended periods in fluorescent and sunlight. Since it remains clear for the life of the application and does not yellow over time it is ideal for applications such as sealing white cartons. While it has good initial adhesion it does take 24-48 hours to cure and to achieve its maximum bond strength (has gradual adhesion buildup). Another difference between hot melt rubber and acrylic adhesive is if you fold tape over making the two adhesive sides touch the acrylic adhesive will remain attached to the carrier (e.g. paper, film) while a hot melt adhesive will stick to itself and pull off of the carrier. It is the best choice for clarity, UV resistance and aging characteristics.
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Mice fed a diet high in saturated fat show shifts in their gut microbes and develop obesity-related inflammation.
Antibody-Dependent Enhanced (ADE) Immunity
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Fat cells behave differently in obese individuals, causing inflammation and insulin resitance.
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Adipose tissue plays an immune role in individuals of normal wieght.
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A lot changes in a child's body over the course of development, and not all changes occur linearly: gene expression can fluctuate, and organs can perform different functions on the way to their final purpose in the body. Here are some of the key deve
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Not all inflammation leads to pain. Despite widespread infection followed by fever, colds rarely cause pain. But when some cytokines and certain immune cells are active near pain-sensing nerves, they trigger receptors that convey pain sensations to the brain.
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Looking for a more realistic way to study memory, we turned to place cells—a network of cells that record a rat's memory of an environment.
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Long-term potentiation (LTP), discovered in the 1970s, was later shown to be the molecular basis of memory.
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Early on, researchers had learned that the hippocampus was the structure in the brain where long-term memories were created and stored, but it was not known whether the different cell types within this structure might be more or less susceptible to the aging process.


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We can keep students in school and hold them accountable. Research on student engagement, academic success, dropout and graduation rates has shown the need to replace punitive discipline practices.
Bullying & Hate Motivated Behavior Prevention
Provides resources for parents, administrators, and students on how bullying can be prevented and addressed. Resources include publications, sample policies, and frequently asked questions.
Equal Opportunity & Access
Discloses the practices of the California Department of Education to ensure equal, fair, and meaningful access to its employment and program services.
Positive School Climate
Information regarding the importance of positive school climate and resources to improve school climate.
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Information regarding the Unsafe School Choice Option (USCO) provisions of the No Child Left Behind Act.


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Paint Back Graffiti Program
The quicker the graffiti is removed, the stronger the message that the community will not tolerate the vandalism. If the graffiti is allowed to remain, it becomes a signal of a community's acceptance of defeat.
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For information about paint collection and recycling call:Marion County Solid Waste Management588-5169 ext. 5991
Place up to two paint cans per week out with your city curbside recycling program, and you will help clean up graffiti in your community. Your local garbage hauler has added waterbase latex paint to city weekly curbside recycling collection Call you garbage collector for details. It is also being accepted at Salem Keizer Recycling and Transfer Station.
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NO - Specialty paint (textured, etc.)
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Your left over latex paint will be processed into a quality primer paint that make a fine undercoat to cover graffiti until the property owner obtains the correct matching paint.
PAINT BACK is a cooperative effort between garbage haulers, City and County government, local businesses and community volunteers.
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Scritti Politti are a British band, originally formed in 1977 in Leeds, Yorkshire, England. Although there have been various changes to the line-up, Cardiff-born singer-songwriter Green Gartside was the founding member of the band and the only member to have remained throughout the group''s history.
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"The reverse Chocolate Chip cookie. Rich dark chocolate with white chocolate chips."
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1 cup
unsalted butter
1 cup
white sugar
3/4 cup
packed brown sugar
1 1/4 cups
unsweetened cocoa powder
1 3/4 cups
all-purpose flour
2 teaspoons
baking soda
2 cups
white chocolate chips
In my circle of friends it's a well known fact that I can bake anything except cookies. So you can imagine everyones surprise when they tasted these fabulous, chocolatey, yummy cookies. Finally, a cookie I can make without them being little crispy rocks. Update: I made these again today but copied the recipe down wrong and used baking powder instead of baking soda. Found the answer to the problem of them going flat. They came out all puffy and pretty. Next time I'll try half baking soda/half baking powder to see if it might improve the texture while maintaining shape.
These were just ok. Very crumbly and dry. Had good flavor but the texture was more cake like than cookie.
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This recipe has now become a favourite. I did make some changes, but I firmly believe this would've been an awesome cookie even without them -- so I gave it a full 5 stars. I did as others and used 1 tsp baking soda and 1 tsp baking powder. I also added 1 tsp vanilla. I used 1/2 cup unsweetened cocoa powder and 3/4 cup dark cocoa powder. I cut the flour down to 1 1/4 cups and added a box of white chocolate instant pudding (about 1/2 cup). I added a teensy bit of salt, 1 cup white chips, a little over 1 cup semi-sweet chips, 1 1/4 cups coconut, 1/4 cup chopped glazed pecans, 3/4 cup chopped walnuts. I cooked them for 9 minutes, which was perfect for my oven. I also rolled mine into balls so they'd be little puffed-up balls since I don't like flat cookies. These are the ultimate craving-killing cookies. They were amazingly soft, perfectly sweet, and very addictive.
This is the best cookie ever! I made it for a bake sale, and all he other cookies and cakes were hardly eaten by the end of the sale and these were eaten in 5 minutes (on the clock!)
I wouldn't bake them for even a second more than it says in the recipe - the cookies come out of the oven strangely soft, but they harden within a few minutes. These are just the right texture and flavour - not too chewy but not too hard, and just the right amount of sweetness. I recommend!
Everyone who I shared these cookies with loved them! They disappeared quite quickly. I also added 1 tsp of baking soda and 1 tsp of baking powder as reccomended and the cookies were very chewy... just perfect!
Excellent. I did my usual "healthy" substitutions (half the flour and add that amount in whole wheat; half the butter and add that amount in applesauce) and they came out soft, just the way I like cookies.
I added a little salt and vanilla. The recipe made much more than 3 doz. Got rave reviews from family and friends but they flattened like little chocolate pancakes. I made a doz and then refrigerated the leftover dough overnight. The cold dough did not keep them from being flat. Tasted good but looked kinda funny.
Definitely a keeper. These chewy, fudgy decadent cookies are just what a chocoholic is looking for. I took them out of the oven at 8 minutes even though they seemed quite soft. After they'd cooled completely they were crispy around the edges and soft and chewy on the inside. I had rainbow coloured chips that I wanted to use up so substituted them for the white chocolate. The white chocolate would be nicer, though, and I'll definitely use it the next time, but will substitute chopped white chocolate for the chips. I like the way the white chocolate chunks spread a bit while the coolies are baking. Thanks for a delicious treat.
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White Chocolate, Chocolate Cookies
Serving Size: 1/36 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 36
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 173
Calories from Fat: 84
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Interpretive Handbook
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Hemoglobin S and Hemoglobin F Quantitation for Therapeutic Monitoring, Blood
Clinical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test
The treatment of red blood cell sickling disorders may involve many therapeutic modalities. Two of the most important and beneficial are treatment with hydroxyurea and chronic transfusion therapy. Hydroxyurea causes elevation of hemoglobin F (Hb F) levels, and transfusion serves to lower the percentage of hemoglobin S (Hb S). Both of these therapeutic modalities act to lessen the number and severity of sickling crises. Thus, periodic monitoring of Hb F and Hb S levels are needed to guide further therapy.
Useful For Suggests clinical disorders or settings where the test may be helpful
Monitoring patients with sickling disorders who have received hydroxyurea or transfusion therapy
Interpretation Provides information to assist in interpretation of the test results
Optimal levels of hemoglobin S and hemoglobin F are patient specific and depend on a number of factors including response to therapy.
Cautions Discusses conditions that may cause diagnostic confusion, including improper specimen collection and handling, inappropriate test selection, and interfering substances
This test is not intended for diagnostic purposes; thus, it is assumed the patient's diagnosis is established. If the patient has never been studied, hemoglobin electrophoresis is necessary (see HBELC / Hemoglobin Electrophoresis Cascade, Blood).
Reference Values Describes reference intervals and additional information for interpretation of test results. May include intervals based on age and sex when appropriate. Intervals are Mayo-derived, unless otherwise designated. If an interpretive report is provided, the reference value field will state this.
1-30 days: 22.8-92.0%
1-2 months: 7.6-89.8%
3-5 months: 1.6-42.2%
6-8 months: 0.0-16.7%
9-12 months: 0.0-10.5%
13-17 months: 0.0-7.9%
18-23 months: 0.0-6.3%
> or =24 months: 0.0-0.9%
All ages: 0.0%
Clinical References Provides recommendations for further in-depth reading of a clinical nature
1. The Management of Sickle Cell Disease. Fourth edition. Bethesda, MD: National Institutes of Health. National Heart, Lung, and Body Institute, 2002
2. Rosse WF, Telen M, Ware R: Transfusion Support for Patients with Sickle Cell Disease. Bethesda, MD: American Association of Blood Banks. 1998
3. Ferster A, Tahriri P, Vermylen C, et al: Five years of experience with hydroxyurea in children and young adults with sickle cell disease. Blood 2001;97:3268-3632
4. Charache S, Terrin ML, Moore RD, et al: Effect of hydroxyurea on the frequency of painful crises in sickle cell anemia. Investigators of the Multicenter Study of Hydroxyurea in Sickle Cell Anemia. N Engl J Med 1995;332:1317-1322


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At this time, there are no surgical treatments for the underlying disease of multiple sclerosis (MS). But, there are some surgeries that may be done to treat the symptoms of MS, such as:
- Surgically-placed pumps —These pumps, placed inside the body, can deliver medicines to reduce spasticity and pain.
- Deep brain stimulation—This involves implanting a device in the brain that sends electrical signals, which can block the signals that are triggering tremors. Some people with MS have tremors (eg, in their limbs or other parts of their bodies) that affect their daily activities.
Revision Information
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- Paula @ Sewy Stuff said...
Oh I love this design! And yes, those colors are perfect for it!
- August 28, 2013 at 6:37 AM
- Karen said...
It's beautiful!
- August 28, 2013 at 6:42 AM
- UKMUMINUSA said...
Great design and the fabrics really do make it pop. LOVELY
- August 28, 2013 at 6:48 AM
- Jenny Larking said...
I like this pattern and the fabric too. Would be interested in buying the pattern. Will it be on the website soon? I can't see it at the mo.
- August 28, 2013 at 9:27 AM
- Heidi said...
It is absolutely gorgeous!
- August 28, 2013 at 4:11 PM
- Needled Mom said...
It is awesome! I love the colors.
- August 28, 2013 at 6:48 PM
- Teje Karjalainen said...
Wow, beautiful quilt! I love those colours, too and the pattern with the flowers is fantastic! x Teje
- August 29, 2013 at 12:58 PM
- VickiT said...
Just gorgeous with those fabrics especially. Wow. Love it.
- August 29, 2013 at 8:31 PM
- Nita said...
Road 15 (I think that was what it was called, lol!) struck my fancy. :)
- August 30, 2013 at 4:02 PM
- MsMidge said...
Stunning! I've never seen that fabric range before!
- August 30, 2013 at 10:15 PM
- Conni said...
that pattern is super cute, and I LOVE the fabric, you are so right, it does just make the pattern pop
- September 2, 2013 at 4:13 PM
- RobotMomSews said...
So cute!!! I love it! Those colors are amazing and the pattern looks really fun!
- September 3, 2013 at 7:33 AM
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Highly publicized diseases like Ebola and swine flu are only some of the many viruses that spread from animals to humans. In this talk titled "The Virus Hunters" from a recent SciCafe, join virologist Nathan Wolfe and computational biologist Daniel Janies as they discuss their efforts to track infectious agents in animals before they reach people.
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PALS stands for Pediatric Advanced Life Support, and is one of several fields overseen by the American Heart Association (AHA). These include Adult Cardiac Life Support and Basic Life Support. Jobs that require PALS certification include emergency medical technicians, intensive care workers, and pediatric ward personnel.
Pediatric life support offers a different set of challenges compared to adult life support. Besides the obvious physiological differences, cardiac arrest in infants is often linked to respiratory failure, which can result from a wide range of causes, such as congenital defects and poisoning. While there is some overlap in procedures with adult life support, such as restoring air flow and circulation, approaches based on cause are central to pediatric life support. Much of the course content in a PALS certification program deals with these causes, both in terms of preventing them and responding to them. Common topics include identifying and treating illnesses, respiratory management, monitoring heart rates, defibrillation, and resuscitation.
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