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The global teleradiology market is expected to reach over USD 8.24 billion by 2024 according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc. The introduction of technology-enabled, accurate, and real-time medical imaging devices favor their application in hospitals, particularly for emergency cases. Moreover, new digital technology systems facilitate the timely intervention of specialists from different locations for critical cases. The rising base of geriatric population coupled with the increasing prevalence of diseases, such as bone injuries, cancer, and dental problems, drives the need for medical imaging systems. This is expected to have a positive impact on the teleradiology market. In rural areas, there is a dearth of specialized radiologists in hospitals and majority of the hospitals lack adequate access to the latest medical facilities; hence, these areas serve as a huge base of untapped opportunities. The increasing government initiatives to encourage the use of teleradiology in clinics and hospitals in emergency situations are expected to augment the growth of the teleradiology market. Benefits associated with teleradiology are the factors likely to accelerate the market growth over the forecast period. One of the most crucial benefits of teleradiology is getting a spur-of-the-moment, second consultative opinion for critical cases with high-resolution images, which can be sent across the globe to reputed domain-specialists in radiology, thus facilitating a good connectivity among radiologists worldwide. Furthermore, outsourcing of radiology services can be done for small-scale hospitals or hospitals in under-served communities, where the interpretation of reports can be obtained as and when required. Further key findings from the study suggest: The x-ray segment dominated the market in 2015 due to its wide range of applications, such as the detection of fractures in bones or dental injuries and the increasing demand for core diagnostics and bedside imaging. In 2015, this segment occupied over 30.0 % of the revenue share. The teleradiology-based CT scan is the fastest growing segment and is expected to grow at a CAGR of over 20.0% over the forecast period. Its lucrative growth is attributed to the teleradiology-associated advantages, which include a high-resolution imaging capacity, a faster testing rate, high usage rates, and the introduction of new generation models, such as 3D and 4D. In 2015,North America dominated the teleradiology market owing to the existence of an advanced healthcare IT, the introduction of high-speed connections, and high penetration rates of new technologies Supportive government regulations for the expansion of teleradiology and faster technology adoption in Asia Pacific are expected to drive the demand for teleradiology over the forecast period Key players include Agfa-Gevaert N.V., Virtual Radiologic (vRAD), ONARD, Everlight Radiology,Global Diagnostics, 4ways Healthcare Ltd., Spectra AB, Health Watch Tele Diagnostics Pvt. Ltd., and RamSoft, Inc. In an attempt to register significant growth, market players adopted several strategies such as geographic expansions, partnerships, new product development, and acquisitions. For instance, in April 2016, Agfa Healthcare signed an agreement with Derby Teaching Hospitals to implement its ORBIS ICU manager service.
Table of Contents Chapter 1. Methodology and Scope 1.1. Research Methodology 1.2. Research Scope & Assumptions 1.3. List of Data Sources Chapter 2. Executive Summary 2.1. Teleradiology Market-Industry Snapshot and Key Buying Criteria, 2015 Chapter 3. Teleradiology Industry Outlook 3.1. Teleradiology Market Segmentation 3.2. Teleradiology Market Size and Growth Outlook 3.3. Teleradiology Market Dynamics 3.3.1. Market Driver Estimates 18.104.22.168. Newly Engineered Digital Technology 184.108.40.206. Rising Healthcare Expenditure 188.8.131.52. Emergency needs 3.3.2. Market Restraint Estimates 126.96.36.199. Lack of skilled Professionals 220.127.116.11. Lack of Security for Data Imaging 3.4. Market Estimates - Porter's 3.5. Teleradiology Market PESTEL Estimates, 2015 Chapter 4. Teleradiology Product Outlook 4.1. Teleradiology Market Share by Product, 2015 & 2024 4.2. Computed Tomography 4.2.1. Computed Tomography Market Estimates and Forecasts, 2013 - 2024 4.3. X-Ray 4.3.1. X-Ray Market Estimates and Forecasts, 2013- 2024 4.4. Ultrasound 4.4.1. Ultrasound Market Estimates and Forecasts,2013 - 2024 4.5. Magnetic Resonance Imaging 4.5.1. Magnetic Resonance Market Estimates and Forecasts,2013 - 2024 4.6. Nuclear Imaging 4.6.1. Nuclear Imaging Market Estimates and Forecasts,2013 - 2024 Chapter 5. Teleradiology Regional Outlook 5.1. Teleradiology Market Share By Region, 2015 & 2024 5.2. North America 5.2.1. North America Market Estimates and Forecasts, by Product, 2013 - 2024 (USD Million) 126.96.36.199. U.S. Market Estimates and Forecasts 220.127.116.11. Canada Market Estimates and Forecasts 5.3. Europe 5.3.1. Europe Market Estimates and Forecasts, by Product, 2013 - 2024 (USD Million) 184.108.40.206. Germany Market Estimates and Forecasts 18.104.22.168. UK Market Estimates and Forecasts 5.4. Asia Pacific 5.4.1. Asia Pacific Market Estimates and Forecasts, by Product, 2013 - 2024 (USD Million) 188.8.131.52. China Market Estimates and Forecasts 188.8.131.52. Japan Market Estimates and Forecasts 5.4.2. Latin America 5.4.3. Latin America Market Estimates and Forecasts, by Product, 2013- 2024 (USD Million) 18.104.22.168. Brazil Estimates and Forecasts 5.5. MEA 5.5.1. MEA Market Estimates and Forecasts, by Product, 2013 - 2024 (USD Million) 126.96.36.199. South Africa Estimates and Forecasts Chapter 6. Competitive Landscape 6.1. Virtual Radiology (vRAD) 6.1.1. Company Overview 6.1.2. Financial Performance 6.1.3. Product Benchmarking 6.1.4. Strategic Initiatives 6.2. Agfa-Gevaert N.V. 6.2.1. Company Overview 6.2.2. Financial Performance 6.2.3. Product Benchmarking 6.2.4. Strategic Initiatives 6.3. ONRAD 6.3.1. Company Overview 6.3.2. Financial Performance 6.3.3. Product Benchmarking 6.3.4. Strategic Initiatives 6.4. Global Diagnostics 6.4.1. Company Overview 6.4.2. Financial Performance 6.4.3. Product Benchmarking 6.4.4. Strategic Initiatives 6.5. Everlight Radiology 6.5.1. Company Overview 6.5.2. Financial Performance 6.5.3. Product Benchmarking 6.5.4. Strategic Initiatives 6.6. Cybernet Medical Corporation 6.6.1. Company Overview 6.6.2. Financial Performance 6.6.3. Product Benchmarking 6.6.4. Strategic Initiatives 6.7. 4ways Healthcare Limited 6.7.1. Company Overview 6.7.2. Financial Performance 6.7.3. Product Benchmarking 6.7.4. Strategic Initiatives 6.8. RamSoft, Inc. 6.8.1. Company Overview 6.8.2. Financial Performance 6.8.3. Product Benchmarking 6.8.4. Strategic Initiatives 6.9. Spectra AB 6.9.1. Company Overview 6.9.2. Financial Performance 6.9.3. Product Benchmarking 6.9.4. Strategic Initiatives 6.10. Telediagnostics Services Pvt. Ltd. 6.10.1. Company Overview 6.10.2. Financial Performance 6.10.3. Product Benchmarking 6.10.4. Strategic Initiatives
List of Tables TABLE 1 Teleradiology market, - Industry Summary & Critical Success Factors (CSFs) TABLE 2 Teleradiology market, by product, 2013 - 2024 (USD million) TABLE 3 Teleradiology market, by region, 2013 - 2024 (USD million) TABLE 4 Teleradiology Market, - Key market driver analysis TABLE 5 Teleradiology Market, - Key market restraint analysis TABLE 6 North America market, by product, 2013 - 2024 (USD million) TABLE 7 U.S. market, by product, 2013 - 2024 (USD million) TABLE 8 Canada market, by product, 2013 - 2024 (USD million) TABLE 9 Europe market, by product, 2013 - 2024 (USD million) TABLE 10 UK market, by product, 2013 - 2024 (USD million) TABLE 11 Germany market, by product, 2013 - 2024 (USD million) TABLE 12 Asia Pacific market, by product, 2013 - 2024 (USD million) TABLE 13 Japan market, by product, 2013 - 2024 (USD million) TABLE 14 China market, by product, 2013 - 2024 (USD million) TABLE 15 Latin America market, by product, 2013 - 2024 (USD million) TABLE 16 Brazil market, by product, 2013 - 2024 (USD million) TABLE 17 MEA market, by product, 2013 - 2024 (USD million) TABLE 18 South Africa market, by product, 2013 - 2024 (USD million)
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1. Unpacking an entire school. This includes moving furniture, unpacking boxes, scrubbing dust caked desks and bartering for the least destroyed and highly valuable teaching amenities of buckets and hanging files
2. Walking through bumper-to-bumper, grid locked traffic in the vain search for a taxi.
3. Standing, sticky and soggy in ankle deep puddles, frantically failing in yet another attempt at taxi flagging
4. Teaching P:E in a classroom (not a gym but a classroom!) to 20 Grade 5 & 6 students.
5. Movement of any and all kinds
6. Breathing
7. Well anything really…
I'm all for having some heat but I've been in back for just over two weeks and I've seen the sky twice. There is perpetual stain of grey smog hanging from Dalian's ceiling. The city looks like its been drawn in charcol with grey smudged lines. Buildings blend into the sky or the sky blots out the tops of buildings and everything hangs heavy, full of heat and water. Then there is the lovely oil spill. If you didn't hear about it, some tanker pipes burst this summer and coated Dalian's seaside. 1/4 of the entirety of China's oil reserves sits in that harbor hanging precariously close to an explosion that would have turned Dalian into a concrete inferno. Rumor has it that the oil workers were calling their families in panicked attempts to get them out of the city. In the end the mega disaster was avoided in exchange for an environmental one. Fresh sand was dumped on top the oil coated sand and that seafood is contaminated for years. This destroys one of their largest industries and of course the fishing villages. Every restaurant claims to have imported seafood but no one can afford it so I'm left thinking that people are lying to maintain their livelihoods. I don't blame them. I try to be optimistic about our ability to change our actions and save our own (and many other!) species before mother nature gives us the good ol' boot but am increasingly disheartened. It's easier to believe in these things in Canada, where you can still see what the world is supposed to look like. Here, all you see is people and the effects of their existence. Crowded does not even begin to describe it. Everyone (me included) take black smoke spewing transportation, burn coal for heat and buy, buy, buy cheaply made 'things' from factories that pump out urine coloured clouds from their smoke stacks. Yup. We've created quite the mess.
Sorry for the pessimisms but the sticky, grey cloud above my head seems to have affected my mood…

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Editor's Note: This article is from the Winter 2009 issue of the Sharing Mayo Clinic newsletter.
Sometimes the doors just aren't big enough. That was the case with this 6-ton magnet that was installed in
a second-floor procedure room of Mayo Clinic's hospital in Jacksonville.
The new intra-operative magnetic resonance imaging (IMRI) system allows neurosurgeons to use real-time imaging as they operate on brain tumors. This gives them a more sensitive method to distinguish diseased from normal tissue and allows them to locate the tumor with pinpoint precision.
The advantage for patients: fewer complications, less risk and shorter hospitalization, all resulting in higher quality of care.
The new IMRI system is unique: it's mounted on the ceiling in a state-of-the-art suite and is moved to the patient via a rail system, rather than requiring the patient to be moved to the magnet.
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Mapping the END CALL Key on Android (Xperia X10 Mini Pro)
If you happen to have an Android phone, and then you started making calls, and wanted to hang up, saw 3 buttons, the Menu key, Home key and Back key, your screen is off and now thinking where the heck is the END key, you are not alone, honey.
I futher realized that Sony Ericsson aren't really much into this END and CALL key thing,are they? There's this SE phone I had back in the days (K530i), and guess what, it didn't have the END and CALL key either. Well at least there was a cancel button. It kinda does the trick.
Anyway, before getting my first android handset, I really made sure I have looked over every single problem I could face and read about solutions to it.
And it's really surprising how a part of making calls came to me last, well, considering it is, you know, a phone.
I had questions about internet connection, about the 3G, the market, the battery life(a lot on that),the firmware updates and custom roms and I'll stop saying stuffs before I lose the whole point. But the END KEY? Seriously?
I don't know if this is an issue with every android phone but mine, an Xperia–wait for it–X10 Mini Pro (right! You never would have guessed,would you?) has 5 buttons, 1) Menu Key 2)Home Key, 3)Back Key 4)Power key/screen lock and the 5) Camera button. And oh! The volume rocker, that should count. And yes! No call key no end key.
The back key doesn't calls if you would suggest that.
So I guess a few days or weeks of having the phone, I started wondering why is ending a call so complicated?
So there, after a few googling, I have come across I think XDA-developers and found a way through it.
With root access, I can map the end key on my phone.
So here how to do it:
(Tested on the X10 Mini Pro U20i)
-Phone running on Android OS(maybe of version, mine is 2.1)
-Root Access (If you need help in rooting your phone go to this page:http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/root-android-phone-superoneclick-2/)
-Root Explorer (http://www.mediafire.com/file/xq5ctqkdcruldw0/Root.Explorer.2.14.2.apk)
1) Launch Root Explorer.
2) Tap on "Mount R/W"(the one highlighted in gray) to toggle from (R/O)Read-Only to (R/W)Read/Write
It should say something like "Mounted as R/W".
3) Go to System>usr>keylayout
4) Long press on key mimmi_keypad.kl and press permissions just to make sure you are allowed to save changes.
**It is not required but advisable to copy and paste mimmi_keypad.kl to your memory card or anywhere else just so if you mess anything up(I'm sure you wouldn't) or want to revert to the original.
On that same set of options choose "Open in text Editor" look for key 107 and replace POWER with ENDCALL. (Don't worry it still works as a power button anyhow)
and then hit SAVE.
5) Reboot your phone and then give it a try!


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operating beauty salon what skills do you need? Many businesses are not proficient in this area, if you want to have more knowledge can be more concerned about the beauty salon franchise chain management skills related topics, should be helpful to you.
look at the properties of the project, beauty salon franchise chain is a traditional project, there is no time to eliminate. And, on the basis of our country's population base, the market has broad prospects for development, the overall consumption of the project is a huge number. Secondly, the cosmetic product updates faster than in the past, in the past, people's living standards are not high. However, the standard of living has improved a lot, the demand for cosmetics has naturally increased a lot, demanding a lot more harsh. So, to a certain extent, led the development of cosmetic items. read more


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I read an article recently about 'first and lasting impressions' and it made me think. The piece was concerned with the gulf of difference that lies between these two contrasting perceptions.
There's a horse outside cowering in fear. Why? Because I'm going to flog it once more and discuss my travelling exploits. This isn't indicative of blogger's block; I have a plethora of ideas to keep my fingers tapping over the coming weeks. Just the article prompted me to recollect the sometimes multifarious impressions of places we experienced during travelling.
First: A lovely hostel situated in Beirut.
Last: Anyone for twelve steps?
First: Snuffly noses, Snuffel hostel, happy hours…
Last: Perfect Amsterdam remedy.
First: Blade Runner's dystopian Los Angeles.
Last: Lets leave quickly. As from now 'Brussels' is a a dirty word.
First: Relief (to have escaped Brussels).
Last: A peppered steak is the BEST way to pass time.
First: A bearded member of Rammstein lurks on every corner.
Last: A shopkeeper ACTUALLY thought we were tramps in a shop and made us empty our pockets. Time. To. Leave.
First: We encounter French stoners we met in Amsterdam. Still communicating with them via hand movements and inane grinning.
Last: The most talented artist ever lives on Charles Bridge. Fact.
First: Owner of hostel would be more at home in a certain area of Amsterdam.
Last: Water park's cannot be beaten for good, old fashioned fun.
First: We're in the middle of no-where. Hostel is in a pub which is aptly (or not) named after George Best.
Last: Despite the lifeguard being Hasselhoff-esque, Bled Lake is magical.
First: After reading Gomorrah, we almost know what to expect when we reach Naples. We were right.
Last: As we chain smoke waiting for the train to Sorrento, two characters appear straight out of the book! I imagine being whacked, cigarette still in mouth just like Carmine Galante.
First: Campsite is at the top of a mountain. It feels like Everest.
Last: People often have a romanticised pre-conception of Italy. Sorrento is that, and more.
First: Unbelievable scenery, many grottos.
Last: Pretty much Dubai on an island.
First: The Vatican is ridiculous. Lets cut out the Macdonalds as we've had one every day now for a week.
Last: Almost mugged by a street seller near the Vat, blasphemy?! Our Big Mac addiction defeats us.
First: Best hostel thus far.
Last: Never take one hand off the grip when your being pulled on a rubber ring around the Riveria at 60mph.
Monte Carlo
First: The train station is made of marble. We're the most underdressed people in town, and get berated by a local because of this.
Last: Don't even attempt to get into the casino without a suit and a cougar on your arm.
First: Nice hostel, full of people anticipating La Tomatina.
Last: Tomato festival couldn't have gone any better- goggles broke, shoes lost, foot cut. Can't wait to go again.
First: Chilling out, maxing and relaxing all cool and all shooting b-ball outside of school…
Last: Probably the most overrated city ever.
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Times have changed. We need to be able to disconnect without feeling guilt and being branded 'anti-social' or at least, 'anti-social' should be an acceptable life choice.
Chicago, IL (PRWEB) May 31, 2012
Social networks like Facebook and Twitter together with advances in telecommunications have connected people like never before yet a lot of people are now looking to disconnect.
A new study conducted by Nokia found that people are more likely to reach out to their friends and family via text messages or email with only 17% of respondents likely to choose a voice call to connect.
And even though the number of wireless connections have increased dramatically in recent years, voice usage on those phones has decreased, and our calls are getting shorter. In 2003, the average local mobile phone call lasted a leisurely three minutes, by 2010 it had been trimmed to a terse one minute and 47 seconds.
Award-winning, bestselling author of "Being Anti-Social", Leigh K. Cunningham, says "email, texting and messaging via Facebook is less intrusive. We're all trying to do too much these days so being able to communicate on the run or when it's convenient is much better than sitting on the phone chatting with no purpose or direction or taking the time to actually visit a friend or family member."
However with so little face time there is a risk that we will lose the ability to communicate altogether especially when it comes to dealing with difficult situations like break-ups and family issues.
But Cunningham says not. "When you deal with people at work and you're expected to be switched on 24/7 at home and work, it's reasonable to want to cut yourself off at some point to recharge. Your home should be a sanctuary away from the demands of the world and this makes you better able to handle the day-to-day demands and stresses of busy lives. It doesn't suddenly make you unable to communicate. Some call it being anti-social but it's become a necessity. We need to be able to disconnect without feeling guilty and being branded 'anti-social' or at least, 'anti-social' should be an acceptable life choice."
In "Being Anti-Social", the main protagonist does just that. At the end of each day in the corporate world, the answering machine takes her calls, she screens visitors and only uses email for communication when it suits her. In winter months, she barely goes out at all. She reluctantly joins Facebook but her lack of interest is evident.
Cunningham says the story was inspired by real events. "Friends had asked me to join them for a night out. I'd had a rough day at work and didn't want to go so I said as much. This wasn't accepted – they said going out was the best cure for a bad work day and staying home was 'anti-social' so I relented. I had a miserable time and it left me thinking that in future I would have to lie myself out of these situations. I shouldn't have to. It should be OK to choose to stay home. It should be OK to be 'anti-social'.'"
Being Anti-Social (May 2012) is a humorous look at today's networked society and how people cope with 24/7 connectivity. All four titles by Cunningham, including two children's books, are available on Amazon.com and in the Kindle Store.
About the Author Leigh K Cunningham
Leigh K Cunningham is a lawyer with a career as a senior executive for a number of public companies in her home country of Australia. She has master's degrees in law (Master of International Trade & Investment Law) and commerce (Master of Commerce) as well as an MBA (International Management).
RAIN, Leigh's first title for the adult fiction market (April 2011) was named the winner in the Literary Fiction category at the 2011 Indie Excellence Awards. RAIN was also awarded a silver medal at the 2011 Independent Publisher Awards (IPPY) in the Regional Fiction: Australia/New Zealand category. RAIN was #1 on the Amazon bestseller list for Women's Fiction (December 2011).
Leigh's first two children's books, THE GLASS TABLE and its sequel, SHARDS are recipients of silver medals from the Mom's Choice Awards. SHARDS was also a finalist at the 2011 Indie Excellence Awards in the Juvenile Fiction category.
BEING ANTI-SOCIAL, for adult readers, is Leigh's latest title (May 2012).
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Functionality-driven fractionation of lupin seeds
Functionality-driven fractionation of lupin seeds: a route towards better sustainability in the production of food ingredients
The growing world population requires an increased production of protein-rich foods. A good candidate for new plant-based protein sources is lupin because the seeds contain at least 37% protein. Additionally the seeds are rich in (dietary) fibres and oil with high levels of unsaturated fatty acids. Current fractionation processes focus on the production of pure ingredients. The high purity requires processes that consume a lot of water, energy and chemicals, which reduces the sustainable character of plant-based protein sources. The aim of this thesis is to obtain understanding of the production method of functional, protein-rich material from lupin seeds with reduced environmental impact. In this thesis, it is shown that focus on functionality rather than molecular purity can lead to simplified fractionation processes; a concept referred to as functionality-driven fractionation. These simplifications lead to protein isolates that contain some oil, have a good chemical stability and have interesting functional properties for plant-based foods.


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Here is Becca Potter. She is the funniest *gurly* i know!!!~:Oshe is a sweetie!~
Here is my older sista, Alexis. She is the *coolest* older sis i have!!(the only one) she is really nice most of the time~! ShE is really cool mosta tha time!
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Here is Laura Dahl. She is a *sweetie* Choir is fu!! and we have the same pants cool stuff! :O
heres alexa i haven't talked to her since a while ago!hehe since a few years back on the tele! ahah! but oh well!
Oh fer cute! This is KaTiE and MeGerS at camp a few years Back! this year was the best cuz me emma jess and megs were all in the same cabin~~
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The food is great, the drinks are great, the atmosophere is great, the service is great, and the people have always been even greater! It does get busy, quite a bit, but theres enough to do while waiting, and it is so worth the wait! And prices on the food is pretty good considering the amount of food you actually get for what you pay. Highly recommended!


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I was in one of those moods where my day was pretty dull, and all I could think about was buying and opening Sonny Angel blind boxes. So, after work I bolted to the toy store where I bought my one and only Sonny Angel in hopes of getting more of the Animal Version 2 series.Last time, I got the Uribou. This time, I was really hoping for the Fawn or Reindeer. Unfortunately, the store sold out of this particular series (it's only been 4 days since I've been there, and they've sold out! D:), so I picked up an Animal Version 4 blind box instead. … I also noticed that the store had the Fawn on display, and I was able to purchase it ^^. I know half the fun of blind boxes is opening then, but I really wanted that Fawn!
Out of Version 4, I REALLY want the Calico Cat, and the Duck, Peacock, and Shiba Inu would be nice to have (I thought the Shiba Inu was a Fox… and I'm slightly disappointed that it's not).
^^ Shiba Inu. And that brings my Sonny Angel family to 3. I will probably try to always have one with me when I go out on weekends. These little guys fit in my pocket, and their heads turn, so that kind of gives them a bit more expression.
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Biracial Twins Born With Different Skin Colors & No One Thinks They're Sisters: 'It's So Rare'
This is absolutely amazing! A set of adorable twin girls born in Quincy, Illinois, quickly captured the internet's heart by definitively proving that not all twins — or siblings for that matter — have to look alike! After all, while the sisters share the same mom & dad, they have very different skin colors, which is super 'rare.'
Kalani and Jarani Dean, twin sisters born nine months ago, remind us all that differences are both beautiful and adorable! Although they share the same parents and were even born at the same time, the two girls have different skin colors. Kalani takes after her white mother Whitney Meyer and is very light, while Jarani takes after her black father Thomas Dean and has much darker skin.
"We're chromosome twins," Whitney wrote in a photo of the girls on Facebook, which ended up going viral. "Kalani (on left) is light with blue eyes and Jarani (on right) is the darker one with brown eyes. This is rare but so awesome to share!" And we could not agree more! In fact, the BBC reports that interracial couples who are expecting twins have a 1 in 500 chance their children will be born with two different skin colors! However, it IS possible, which is why Kalani takes after her mom and Jarani inherited her dad's darker complexion.
Cutest Celebrity Babies: See Pics Of Some Of The Most Adorable Kids In Hollywood
"No one believes they're twins," Whitney told US Weekly. "When we go out in public, people will start looking at them because I dress them identical and I can tell they're confused." But while Whitney may dress the little ones in matching outfits, their similarities end there. "Kalani, we call her Lani, is our loud child, She is crawling everywhere and going nonstop," Whitney revealed. "J doesn't like to move. She just wants to be held, and she loves to eat."
Admittedly though, Whitney was shocked — to say the least — when she first saw her daughters after giving birth to them! "I asked the doctor why Kalani's skin was so white!" the mom-of-three recalled. "I couldn't figure out why she looked so different from her sister." The two could not be cuter though, and we love how they've melted hearts all across the web!
Tell us, HollywoodLifers — are you amazed by Kalani and Jarani? Aren't they adorable?


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It has been a beautifully sunny week in Val d'Isere. The pistes have been absolutely brilliant as the snow cannons have been blowing out snow constantly and the piste machines have done a first-class job with their grooming.
We are very fortunate to have such a good snowmaking system along with extremely skilled piste-basher operators who can guarantee excellent piste skiing this early in the season every year. If you worry about early-season piste conditions, don't because the pre-Christmas piste skiing is often the best of the season with excellent conditions and very few skiers sharing your space.


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This past Wednesday, I had the pleasure of seeing many of my good friends perform at Fitzgerald's. One friend in particular, Sarah Chilton, has been to the last few of my own shows. Furthermore, I have had the opportunity to see her play at other venues (specifically Zog's) and during our ENGL 490 songwriting class. Not only is she incredibly adept and fluid on piano (both in terms of playing difficult/clever progressions as well as coming up with catchy theme riffs), but as a songwriter overall, she possesses an impressive prowess and ability for coming up with songs that have multiple movements, key changes, tempo changes, and other progressive dynamic approaches that render her work often as theatrical, but always as intensely thought-out and well-crafted.
One of the songs that she performed at Fitz was written with our classes' very own Jack Denton. While I never had the pleasure of hearing him play guitar along with Sarah's piano for this song during our class, his acoustic accompaniment at Fitzgerald's was spot-on in terms of rhythm and overall fluidity (which was really cool to watch considering I have yet to see him play guitar much at all during our class). The lyrics he wrote are really intense – they reference the NCAA, chattel slavery, and paper classes (all too relevant for us as UNC students). Check out Jack's lyrics here!
Also performing with Sarah on Wednesday was our mutual friend and classmate, Gloria Yoo. Earlier this year, Gloria wrote the lyrics and I wrote the music for a song we collaborated on called "Standard Hero." Feel free to give it a listen below.
Her raps and harmonies are pretty fly, right? I've always been a huge fan of her harmonies. The song that I am attaching below is the same from the video at the beginning of my post. She wrote this song with Sarah for our class. I can honestly say that I've been singing this song to myself all day long. The pure catchiness is quite impressive, so definitely give this a listen. It reminds me of Good Old War.


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Rise in CSCI fees branded 'unjustified'
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The iPads are numbered
Who wants to turn an IPad over and lift the otter box flap to see if it is the right number? I'm sure not my students and I am not going to encourage going into the settings to see the information on what iPad it is. Today I used PicCollage to create a number for student iPads providing slightly different color combinations for each. Then I set both the lock and home screens to display that photo. (yes, I know the apps need some organization. Our IT department was kind enough to load the free ones I requested. I'll have students organize them soon.)
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Complete Works & Other Stories
University of Texas Press, 1995 - Fiction - 152 pages
"Sophisticated wit and playful surrealist fantasy dominate these ingenious and gently mocking tales, by a Guatemalan-born soul mate to the late Jorge Luis Borges. This first English translation of Monterroso's work offers the contents of his two published collections, Complete Works and Other Stories (1959) and Perpetual Motion (1972). They're a monument, if that isn't the wrong word, to this entertaining author's trademark 'concision and wit.'" --Kirkus Reviews "Monterroso is certainly the leading living Guatemalan writer. . . . His microcuentos are finely honed, highly ironic, sophisticated pieces which are both very good literature and excellent pedagogical devices. I would liken his short stories to some of Borges' more accessible ones, with the added dimension of political commitment." "Cynthia Steele, author of Politics, Gender, and the Mexican Novel, 1968-1988: Beyond the Pyramid Augusto Monterroso is widely known for short stories characterized by brilliant satire and wit. Yet behind scathing allusions to the weaknesses and defects of the artistic and intellectual worlds, they show his generous and expansive sense of compassion. This book brings together for the first time in English the volumes Complete Works (and Other Stories) (Obras completas [y otros cuentos] 1959) and Perpetual Motion (Movimiento perpetuo 1972). Together, they reveal Monterroso as a foundational author of the new Latin American narrative.
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Basil Limoncello Sorbet
Enjoy this quick and easy dessert recipe by Tiffani Thiessen from Dinner at Tiffani's.
- Easy
- Freezing
- 4 hours 45 minutes
- 5 minutes
- 1 serving
- ½ cup packed fresh Basil leaves, plus additional baby leaves for garnish
- 1½ cups Sugar
- 2 tablespoons fresh Lemon zest, plus additional zest for garnish
- ½ cup Corn Syrup
- 2 tablespoons Limoncello
- Pinch salt
Special equipment: an ice cream maker
- Place the basil leaves in a medium bowl. Pour 2 cups boiling water over the leaves and leave to steep for at least 20 minutes. Remove the basil leaves, squeezing them over the water to release all of the juices
- Prepare a large bowl of ice water and set aside. Pour the basil water into a small saucepan, add the sugar and bring to a boil. When the sugar has dissolved, remove from the heat and stir in the lemon juice and zest, corn syrup, limoncello and salt. Transfer to a medium bowl and set in the bowl of ice water. Stir until cold
- Pour the lemon mixture into an ice cream machine and churn according to the manufacturer's directions. Transfer to a chilled, airtight container and store in the freezer until firm, 3 to 4 hours
- Scoop the sorbet into serving dishes and garnish with lemon zest and fresh baby basil leaves
- Notes
- Cook's Note: The tartness will vary depending on the lemons you use. Taste the mixed base once it is chilled. If it is too sour, add corn syrup a tablespoon at a time to meet your liking
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Seeing as I am on a 1970s movie kick, I opted last night for one of the greatest '70s films of all — indeed, a movie many consider one of the greatest ever made.
If you haven't seen it, you must. Long before Jack Nicholson became a caricature of himself, he played the cocky resident of a mental institution, a petty criminal who scammed his way into the place because he couldn't follow the rules in prison and figured serving his time in a nutbin would be easier. Unfortunately, he hadn't bargained on the miserable hag in charge of his ward, Nurse Ratched, played with chilling brilliance by Louise Fletcher, who won a best actress Academy Award for the role in the 1975 film.
Nicholson, perfecting the swagger that made him so famous, won best actor, Milos Forman won best director and the film itself won best picture. It also won the best adapted screenplay Oscar.
Cuckoo's Nest is hilariously funny — among the lunatics we find a very young Danny DeVito and a wild-eyed Christopher Lloyd — but in the end, it's profoundly sad and disturbing. Produced by Michael Douglas — yes, that Michael Douglas, who should have stayed on that side of the camera instead of horrifying us with his saggy ass in "Basic Instinct" — Cuckoo's Nest is a film that will stay with you a long, long time, and one of the most iconic movies of its generation.


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How Far Along: 22 weeks
Size of Baby: Spaghetti Squash, a small doll, a head of cabbage.
What's up: Heading to Ashlee and Will's wedding (finally 😉 )
Cravings: Nothing out of the norm. Chicken nuggets, carrots and hummus, juice, string cheese…
Sleep: It's okay…I broke down and bought a snoogle…I'm not sure I understand it's worth yet, though. I still prefer my balled-up blankets and three pillows…
Gender: A very active baby girl
Weight Gain: I haven't weighed since my last appointment, so honestly I have no idea! It doesn't really exist until I see it on the scale, right?
Names: K.G.M.
Symptoms: Um, where did these leg cramps come from? I ran a half marathon once and I never got leg cramps…::just a piece of advice, when having a cramp in your calf, do NOT point your toes….flex them back. Trust me on this one!::
Pondering: What will I be doing when it's "time"? I think not knowing when it's going to happen is what I'm most nervous about!
Looking forward to: Wearing regular clothes again…I am so over these maternity clothes. I just want to dress cute again…I promise I'll make more of an effort!


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When: Sat. Nov. 4, 2017; 3:30 p.m. ET/2:30 p.m. CT
Where: Lincoln, Neb.; Memorial Stadium (85,458)
All-Time Series: Nebraska leads 7-3
Last Meeting: Nebraska won 24-13 (Sept. 24, 2016)
Line: Northwestern (-2)
The Northwestern Wildcats, at the end of the day, are right back where everyone thought they would be heading into Lincoln. The team at 5-3 and 3-2 in the Big Ten are in second place in the Big Ten West. Their losses to the Wisconsin Badgers and Penn State Nittany Lions have likely knocked the Wildcats out of the Big Ten title picture. But the team is still in line for a strong season and a likely bowl berth.
The debate among Northwestern fans is how to measure success. Can this program be disappointed with a solid bowl game — possibly the Citrus Bowl but more likely the Holiday Bowl or Foster Farms Bowl in California? Has this team reached that point where there is such a thing as a "bad bowl season?"
That narrative is quickly taking hold among Northwestern fans. This was supposed to be a year to compete for a Big Ten championship and aim for something bigger. Falling short of that before the end of October was surely disappointing. No matter how much Northwestern recovered.
This is a space Nebraska fans are more than comfortable in. The Cornhuskers themselves have continued to stumble and look very much like the 4-4 team they are. Losses to Wisconsin and Ohio State preceded last week's come-from-behind victory at Purdue. But that will hardly placate fans. Nebraska fans demand much more and the team has failed to deliver.
The Cornhuskers run game has been unspectacular. Tanner Lee has had his moments of good and bad. The defense hardly resembles the Black Shirts of old — giving up 391.4 yards per game. This is a team that has struggled to find its identity. And that has the Nebraska faithful very restless.
The hounds are out for Mike Riley for sure. And it does not seem any result this season for Nebraska will spare him. At least to the hungry Cornhuskers' fan. Another loss to the Wildcats? That will not sit particularly well. Especially with bowl eligibility on the line.
Nebraska has the passing attack and can explode offensively. But the Cornhuskers have not done so consistently throughout the year. And certainly not against some of the better opponents they have faced this year. It leaves Nebraska facing a tall order against Northwestern — even at home.
1 Burning Question: Who stops the pass?
By this point of the season, everyone is familiar with their strengths and weaknesses. There is a lot of tape on everyone at this point. And the statistics are fairly significant.
That could mean there are going to be some fireworks in Lincoln if these two teams go after each other's biggest weaknesses.
Northwestern is giving up 270.8 yards per game through the air and gave up a Michigan State-record 445 passing yards to Brian Lewerke last week.
The Wildcats were supposed to have a strong secondary but injury has greatly reduced their ability to defend the pass. And teams have taken advantage, often targeting the Wildcats defense through the air.
Nebraska has been strong through the air, throwing for 221.4 yards per game. Nebraska's Tanner Lee is throwing for 267.5 yards per game. About his only problem is his 10 picks to go against 15 touchdowns. He has had his accuracy issues and can succumb to pressure. But he has weapons to spread the ball around.
Northwestern knows that feeling.
Clayton Thorson has found his rhythm but is still susceptible to a turnover. He has nine picks against 10 touchdowns. But Thorson is in rhythm, throwing for 255.5 yards per game, including last week's 356-yard performance in the win over Michigan State.
The Cornhuskers are giving up 221.4 yards per game through the air. That is not terrible, but they have given up some big passing games.
Both Northwestern and Nebraska have had their good games and bad games through the air. But it is not looking like anyone is going to stop the pass in this game. It will always be a weapon.
2 Key Stats
38.9: Staying on the passing theme, Northwestern would figure to be a big running team with Justin Jackson. Instead, they are a very pass-heavy team. Clayton Thorson is averaging 38.9 pass attempts per game this year, up from 36.8 per game last year. He has not thrown fewer than 35 attempts since the week three win over Bowling Green. Northwestern like to speed up the tempo so it makes sense there are a lot of pass opportunities. But the Wildcats have often struggled if Thorson has to throw a lot. Balance is key to this team.
975: Amazingly, the Nebraska Cornhuskers are not a running team. Through eight games, Nebraska has only 975 net rushing yards this season. Their leading rusher, Devine Ozigbo, has just 359 rushing yards. This is not your father's Nebraska. The Cornhuskers have become fairly one dimensional this season. It is a big deal for Nebraska as the team has struggled to find its footing and protect Tanner Lee.
3 Key Players
–Joe Gaziano, Northwestern DE: The Northwestern Wildcats' defensive line has been one of the most impressive turnarounds of any unit on the team. Gaziano has not been a big part of that, but he is a constant source of potential pressure off the edge, even if his statistics are not up there. Northwestern has totaled 16 sacks this year after a slow start. Nebraska's offensive line has struggled there, giving up 12 so far this year. Gaziano will be key to generating pressure in this game.
–Stanley Morgan, Jr., Nebraska WR: Northwestern has struggled zeroing in on opposing wide receivers, giving up some big passing games. That should have Stanley Morgan licking his lips. He has 652 yards this year — 93.2 per game. The Wildcats will have a significant amount of attention on him, but with other weapons for Lee to throw to, it feels like a matter of time for Morgan to break free.
–Justin Jackson, Northwestern RB: Where Nebraska can become very one dimensional, Northwestern will always have balance so long as they are in the game. It is hard to talk about Northwestern for long without some mention of Justin Jackson. Jackson needs to pick himself up to get to 1,000 yards again at 644 yards rushing so far this year. But he is capable for a big game. And he gets stronger as the game goes on. If Northwestern has a lead, the team will be able to milk the game on Jackson's back. And he has improved as a receiver this year, making several big plays in the passing game.


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I decided to do some new work for my Etsy site. As I noted after seeing the trends at the Renegade Craft Fair, woodland animals are in so I decided my Etsy site www.lindasolovic.etsy.com needed some foxes, rabbits and squirrels.
So here is my new work. First up is two squirrels in a tree I call Emma and Elliot See No Evil. Ititled it this because I realized that my niece Emma and my nephew Elliot act like these two squirrels. Elliot will be peacefully doing something like in this case eating an ear of corn and Emma is always trying to annoy him in some way like bonking him on the head with an acorn. And Elliot rarely sees trouble coming.
Okay another rabbit with glasses...Bunnie and Boris Tiptoe Through the Tulips
Foxes are hot hot hot Francine and Fabian
Hillary, Henry and Hattie, When Cousins are 3 of a Kind
Frieda and Frannie Gary"s favorite
Silvia and Sammy


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The time has come for the ultimate battle. UW-Madison bands have shown what they've got to a panel of Emmie staff, and the candidates who were deemed the most worthy to advance in this competition will take over The Terrace tonight.
It was a brutal fight filled with sweat and rhythmic talent, but there are only five left standing. Coldspring Drive, Aquafunk, Griswald, The Lazy Reason, and The Shadows will all compete in front of a live panel, starting at 9pm. Your support will be needed, for the energy coming from a crowd channels through to a band, giving them strength and encouragement.
Winning this competition will not only give the band bragging rights (which are pretty essential), but also the title of Emmie's Student Band of the Year. In addition, there will be a review of the chosen band printed in Emmie Magazine. Who doesn't want to see five bands battling it out for a title? Let's see who steals the ears of the crowd and is granted due recognition for it.


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Hi guys!
Today I have a nail art manicure, which is not what I usually do, but hey, I've been a bit bored with just one colour lately. Normally I progressively add to my manis until I'm ready to take them off. I saw a cool tutorial by Cutepolish which I quite liked, so if you want to see how this was one you can go there.
|Watercolour Flowers
I started of this mani with a base of Sally Hansen, Bamboo Shoot. I originally thought this would be a cheaper version of Bourjois Rose Lounge, but it turns out it's more opaque and a bit too pink to be a 'my nails but better colour'. I think I might pick up a mini set of the OPI Oz collection to get my hands on their sheer neutrals. Anyhow Bamboo Shoot applies a bit streaky if you do thin coats, I think a thicket coat works well and this polish doesn't mind being worked with a bit. I thick coat gets it to be mostly opaque with a bit of VNL but I don't really mind that.
To create the flowers I used a flat paintbrush with one corner dipped in China Glaze Traffic Jam from the Metro collection and the other corner dipped in OPI Pink Friday from the Nikki Minaj collection. These flowers aren't super neat, I've never done this type of manicure before, but it turned out quite well and looks nice from about a foot away, the distance most people will look at.
|Watercolour Flowers - Natural Light
|Watercolour Flowers - Bathroom Light
I think this turned out quite nicely, I've been lemming some flowers on my nails but am patiently waiting for my new MoYou London plates to arrive. Does anyone have any suggestions for cheap stamping polishes? I picked up Ulta3 Gold Rush Fever yesterday at Target, they were having a $1 sale on their Ulta3 polishes, they must be getting rid of that line or something.
What do you think of this type of nail art? Cool? Too messy? Leave a comment with your opinions, I'd love to hear them!
See you guys next time.
Pins, Patterns and Polish


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I met my best friend, let's call her MBF, in my first week living in Austin. Three years later, we've moved back to our home states on the east coast. She invited me to spend a weekend with her in South Carolina's Lowcountry. I didn't research the city, its restaurants or hotels prior to the trip. I had no agenda. I just wanted to enjoy Charleston her way.
I pulled in just after dark on a Friday. We met her best guy-friend—who visited us in Austin and has already seen some of my most shining moments—at Voodoo Tiki Bar in Avondale for wine, Jell-o shots, shrimp tacos, and duck sliders. I felt like I was saying, "Great song!" to every song, and the crowd all seemed to know each other. From there, we went to the posh new wine bar Social in downtown Charleston. Each of the wines I ordered was really good, really fresh. If I tally up the drinks and realize I'm counting on two hands, I shouldn't be surprised that I found myself in the across-the-hall neighbors' apartment of MBF's best friend, making spaghetti carbonara with Egg Beaters and deli roast beef at 3:30am–a horrible idea I wish I didn't have to take credit for.
We didn't even shower in the morning—we'd just grab a quick greasy spoon breakfast (and a mimosa) and walk around downtown. I faintly recognized the previous night's path, and my invisible trail of noise and general annoyingness pollution was spread out before me. We ended up eating at Toast. My "Eggs Meeting Street" came with crab cakes, poached eggs, home fries, and a fried green tomato I don't remember. It's possible it was there—one mimosa became two, which made a third seemed like a fine idea, and our server put our fourth on the house tab. We then continued the Charleston tour and visited Hyman's, where MBF worked while attending the College of Charleston. A bloody mary happened. She then showed me the historic Rooftop bar. And so on. All in the previous night's clothes, wearing the previous night's makeup. MBF and I have few secrets left to share between us, and I am lucky to have a friend who is so fun to share them with, who I know will keep them safe. We spent most of the afternoon letting our BACs get back to zero (or as close to it as possible), then rustically prettied ourselves for an oyster roast.
It was my first oyster roast. To say that to MBF's friends, all of whom were born and bred in South Carolina, elicited a reaction not unlike telling them I'd never seen the ocean. Charleston was the center of their worlds, and I could easily see why they liked it that way.
Proceeds from oyster roasts go to nonprofits, and my $30 ticket more than paid for itself in briny, gritty oysters and cheap champagne. I should have had more than mere tastes of the she-crab soup and sheet cake, but the way I was soon feeling, I had no guarantee they'd go down the gullet and stay there. In 10 hours, I had consumed a runny egg over shellfish, shellfish that was assumedly cooked over dirt and an open flame, and enough alcohol to fuel a bonfire for days. It would take a skilled autopsist to figure out what one thing took me down.
I needed to sit, I told the girls, and before they could respond, I bee-lined to a picnic table where a small family left us their seats and cake and put my head down in defeat. MBF's friends offered to bring me home. It was a cold night, we'd been there for more than an hour and I could walk away saying I'd had a full day—without pulverizing my liver. But as I looked around at all of the gorgeous guys with floppy hair wearing autumn-colored sweaters with collared Polo shirts underneath, I was transported back to my college days at U.Va. And then, a college memory gave me a call.
In my champagne-induced stupor, around 2 in the afternoon, I'd surprised an old friend at work.
In the history of knowing MBF, I have made some incredible recoveries after all-day festivities to go on to have coherent and productive nights out at bars, where we'll inevitably relive every moment of the day and whine about how tired we are. Austin City Limits Music Festival comes to mind (three years in a row), as does tubing the Guadalupe River, the Fourth of July in DC, Preakness in Baltimore—I'm just trying to say "yes" when my friends say "remember when." Charleston is now prominently on the list. I rallied, hung out with the girls and the college friend.
Before I left, I wanted to eat somewhere memorable. I could check the usual places (Gourmet, Food+Wine, OpenTable) or I could rely on local experts. I tend to prefer the combination. I want to go back to Charleston if only to eat at Cru Café for lunch and the Charleston Grill for dinner, but I loved my lunch at Tristan.
For $20, I would receive three courses, anything I wanted from the appetizer, entrée, and dessert options. I ordered she-crab soup with crab salad, and a stemless martini glass arrived carrying the soup with seafoam froth. The "salad" was a single piece of jumbo lump blue crab meat. I wish restaurants wouldn't back themselves into a semantic corner doing that—salad implies more than a bite, so they've set us up for disappointment. If the lump meat was unannounced, or offered as a "blue crab garnish", it could be a pleasant surprise.
The server recommended their veal sweetbreads, and it made the decision for me, as I was having trouble deciding between lamb ribs and chocolate BBQ sauce, black truffle pasta, and the sweetbreads promising a parsnip puree. I requested a long meal, and my server delivered on that. When I thought I could not wait for the sweetbreads any longer, she appeared. Two pieces of the calve's thymus gland arrived perched upon a bed of sticky white mash. What amazed me was that these sweetbreads had the appearance of, to be frank, the oysters from the night before. I have no idea how they were cooked, but my guess would be that they were boiled but not finished with a pan fry or a few minutes in the oven—which I've come to expect.
My violet infused crème brulee was delicious, but I had little appetite left. It did a great service, however, in proving that not every chef is a pyromaniac. The top was golden. Great end to a great trip.
Charleston's Custom House, a prominent building in the historic downtown area.
Horse-drawn carriage tours are popular. The smell of the downtown area will prove it. Luckily, I don't mind that particular smell that much!
The Daughters of the Confederacy museum leads to the City Market.
Beautiful homes.
The oyster roast.
I shuck! (Lame but I don't care!)
Fun couple on the street–everyone is friendly–she's wearing "Santa Baby" on her coat.


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"The ten novels explored in Critical Children portray children so vividly that their names are instantly recognizable. Richard Locke traces the 130-year evolution of these iconic child characters, moving from Oliver Twist, David Copperfield, and Pip in Great Expectations to Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn; from Miles and Flora in The Turn of the Screw to Peter Pan and his modern American descendant, Holden Caulfield; and finally to Lolita and Alexander Portnoy.
"It's remarkable," writes Locke, "that so many classic (or, let's say, unforgotten) English and American novels should focus on children and adolescents not as colorful minor characters but as the intense center of attention." Despite many differences of style, setting, and structure, they all enlist a particular child's story in a larger cultural narrative. In Critical Children, Locke describes the ways the children in these novels have been used to explore and evade large social, psychological, and moral problems.
Writing as an editor, teacher, critic, and essayist, Locke demonstrates the way these great novels work, how they spring to life from their details, and how they both invite and resist interpretation and provoke rereading. Locke conveys the variety and continued vitality of these books as they shift from Victorian moral allegory to New York comic psychoanalytic monologue, from a child who is an agent of redemption to one who is a narcissistic prisoner of guild and proud rage." – publisher description


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President Trump is changing lives and lifting spirits everyday with his good deeds.
This past week the President had let former Navy sailor Kristian Saucier be pardoned after recently losing his job and being sent to prison for taking a picture on a submarine. He was trying to show his family where he worked. Kristian Saucier has been extremely grateful to the President for pardoning him.
The good stuff didn't stop there as he continued with some on-point allegation against the Obama administration. White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders confirmed that Trump pardoned Saucier due to his amazing record and being recognized by his fellow service members, as the President was "appreciative of Mr. Saucier's service to the country."
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Hegseth asked Saucier how he felt after he found out.
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"Pretty good," Saucier said. "We're very grateful to the president for following through with his promise to help our family out. He is an amazing man and this is just one of the many great things that he's done in his term. You know, I got to speak with him briefly yesterday and what an amazing guy. Just to be able to take time out of his busy schedule to speak with me and to turn my family's life around and give us our lives back."
"You felt like a forgotten man in many ways and the type of person the president said he would remember and in this case absolutely he has," Hegseth said. "You were on our program last week, you weren't sure whether or not something like this would happen. Then you found out, when did you find out and how did you find out that you had been pardoned?"
"Well, I was at work as a garbage man and my wife texted me and said 'you've been pardoned' and I kind of thought she was messing with me," he said, "so I said 'okay, yeah, sure,' and then she sent me a picture of the actual signed pardon and I couldn't believe it."
He has had difficulty getting a job because of the conviction and because he was given an 'other than honorable' discharge, so he has been working as a garbage man. And he was still operating under house arrest, having to wear an ankle bracelet.
Saucier said he asked for permission to cut off the ankle bracelet and said it felt amazing to no longer be on house arrest.
"I think the fact that you asked for permission to cut your ankle bracelet off after the president pardoned speaks to the way you conducted yourself through all of this, aboveboard, honest about it," Hegseth commented. "You felt bad and remorse and served a year in prison even though you had no intent to share any photos it was more accidental than anything else. What has it been like to go through and how is the light at the end of the tunnel here?"
"Well its obviously been for somebody like myself whose, you know, patriotic and all I wanted to do was serve my country and I honestly believe the systems that went after me were put in place to protect people like me until I was run through the ringer," Saucier said. "And it's unfortunate because, you know, I still love this country. It's still the greatest country in the world and I believe president is taking it back to that place where it needs to be.
Saucier admitted he had made a mistake and was very remorseful. But he had some harsh words for the Obama administration for the harshness of his prosecution.
"But you know, it's unfortunate that one prosecutor and a couple FBI agents really just destroyed my life for no reason," he added. "This case could have been handled at a much lower level within the military, as it should have been, because I was active duty at the time and I would have taken my punishment the same way — like a man. I made a mistake when I was a young kid, it was a misguided attempt to have some mementos, and it should have never reached the level like it did. And I believe President Trump saw that and he spoke about my case."
"It was a clear attempt by the Department of Justice… under Obama to use me as a scapegoat to take the heat off Hillary Clinton for mishandling classified information," he added.
Trump had brought up the unfair nature of the case against Saucier on the campaign trail, noting the harshness of what he suffered in relation to the lack of punishment for former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton who did far worse, sending and receiving classified information on a private server she had created in order to avoid government review of her communications.
Obama traded terrorists for deserter Bowe Bergdahl and commuted the sentence of a terrorist Oscar Lopez Rivera whose group bombed and killed people.
But this young man was left to twist in the wind until Trump pardoned him.


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Currently I'm working for the Arctic Council Secretariat in Tromsø, Norway, where I am responsible for communications. This includes things like helping out with our website (www.arctic-council.org), managing the @ArcticCouncil Twitter account, and running the Arctic Council Facebook page. As of 15 May 2017, the team at the Secretariat is cooling down after the 10th Arctic Council Ministerial meeting, which took place in Fairbanks, Alaska on 11 May 2017. There's a great deal to talk about as we mark the conclusion of the U.S. Chairmanship (2015-2017) and the beginning of the Finnish Chairmanship (2017-2019). You can learn about the Arctic Council via our basic backgrounder, and you can find many of our reports and other documents in our searchable online archive.
Tromsø is a beautiful city 300km above the Arctic Circle - well worth a visit either during our two months of endless day or our two months of endless night. Here I'm doing what I can to help the eight Arctic States, our six Permanent Participants (who represent many of the Arctic's Indigenous peoples), our six Working Groups and our expert groups, Task Forces and Observers to stay prominently at the fore in Arctic policy.
Before joining up with the Arctic Council in September of 2013, I worked with the team at The Arctic Institute, where I produced weekly briefings on current events in the Arctic. When I handed over "The Arctic This Week", we had a base of nearly 1,500 subscribers in 45 countries, including representatives of the foreign ministries of every Arctic State, most oil majors, and countless other government and civil-society organizations. I also managed The Arctic Institute's Twitter identity, which was a great experience and a lot of fun. The team at TAI is truly fantastic and a pleasure to work with, so if you're considering reaching out to them, I can promise you won't regret it. I'd also suggest you take a look at Arctic Summer College, an initiative of Ecologic Institute.
Feel free to e-mail me with questions about Arctic policy, social media, or anything else. I live to serve.
I also worked for two years in Washington, DC and two years in Germany for the Bertelsmann Foundation / Bertelsmann Stiftung. For them, I managed the worldwide network of writers (up to 120 authors, 9 editors, 60 countries) that underlies www.futurechallenges.org. This was great experience working across borders and guiding a wonderful team of young, politically-engaged and capable authors from around the globe.
Prior to joining the Bertelsmann Foundation in 2009, I worked on global business development for the AARP Global Network, which was a lot of fun and put me in touch with representatives of organizations serving the over-50 population in many different countries like Canada, Italy, the Netherlands, Chile, and Denmark.
I received an MBA from Georgetown University, where I graduated from the IBD program. At the University of Virginia, I was an Echols Scholar and a participant in the Interdisciplinary Major program, through which I got my BA in neuroscience.
I was born in Maine, but grew up in Alexandria, Virginia. I attended high school at T.C. Williams and at Deerfield Academy in Deerfield, MA.


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Drawing on Schumpeterian theory, this article presents estimates of a first-order autoregressive model of profit persistence for large US firms, using Economic Value Added (EVA), the popular measure of profits produced by Stern Stewart and Company, and simple (unadjusted) accounting measures from the Compustat database. We hypothesize about the differences we should expect to find between these two sets of estimates, and also provide a fresh normative assessment of the dynamic competitiveness of the US economy.
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Matthew J. Holian and Ali Reza. "The Persistence of Accounting versus Economic Profit" Economics Bulletin (2010): 2189-2196.


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