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Naturalliance aims to help everyone whose work or recreation depends on nature. It builds up the knowledge you need, in your own language, for local decisions to manage and restore land, water and wildlife, whilst recording the good work you are doing for nature across Europe.
The Naturalliance project launched at the English Game Fair this summer, is a partnership of IUCN's European Sustainable Use Specialist Group (ESUSG) with by the UK Game and Wildlife Conservation Trust and two SMEs, Anatrack and Tero Ltd. The Naturalliance web portal, now in 20 languages, was launched across Europe on 7 November 2011 at the "Planning for Biodiversity" conference in Warsaw, a key event, in the Polish Presidency in the Council of the European Union. IUCN Regional Director for Europe, Hans Friederich participated in the event.
For production and employment, Europe needs farming and forestry, horticulture and aquaculture, but land and water are also important for culture and recreation. ESUSG research across 30 countries revealed that 100 million Europeans spend more than 60 billion Euros annually on four activities that depend on a healthy and beautiful natural environment: gathering wild products; watching and feeding wild creatures; fishing and hunting game. The similar Common Agricultural Policy budget is less than 30% for agri-environment measures.
Naturalliance was designed by an EU-funded project (www.tess-project.eu) that used software now on the portal for work in local communities to map deer, hares, lynx and their habitats in England, Germany and Portugal, recreational routes in Estonia, Greece and Hungary, wetlands and their tourism in Poland and wild plant products in Romania. The partners now aim to help everyone whose work or recreation depends on nature to build up the knowledge needed, in all European languages, for local decisions to manage and restore the riches of nature through sustainable use. Although government makes decisions to protect nature, the designers found that local citizens' decisions on use of land and water, when averaged across the area that they gradually change, are thousands of times as frequent as formal planning. For production, recreation and employment, both citizens and government have a vital role to play in planning together the long-term sustainability and of land use and species.
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For most of my childhood, I admit that I loved baking those cinnamon rolls that come in a cardboard tube. You know...the one with pudgy dough boy on the label. As a young and aspiring baker, I'd unroll that tube, searching for that prized frosting. Of course, I had to dip my fingers to grab a sneak preview of that sugary goodness. Heaven! As a skinny kid, I could eat almost eat a whole pan of these. Only, I have two brothers who are older and bigger than their one and only sister--so I never got a chance to test that theory.
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Tom Cruise treated his daughter Suri like a real princess during a vacation at Disney World, Florida last week after booking her into the Cinderella suite.
The Hollywood star whisked his little girl off to the resort to spend some quality time together following his split from Katie Holmes in June (12) and he made sure six-year-old Suri had the time of her life by staying in the coveted Cinderella Castle Suite.
The exclusive pad, decorated as a 17th century chamber, is usually reserved for use for Disney charity events and promotions, but Cruise managed to use his superstar power to snag a few nights in the luxury apartment, according to People.com.
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Mother claims daughter's accident in Dollar General led to 'humiliation' on Facebook
HOLT, Mo. — A mother is upset after her 2-year-old daughter's accident in a store led to humiliation on Facebook.
Samantha Sargent is proud of her daughter, Railyn, who was recently potty-trained. But every now and then she has an accident. Which is what happened Monday at their local Dollar General, according to WDAF.
As they were shopping, the toddler had an accident so the mother cleaned her up and bought her new underwear.
When the family went to check out, Railyn was wearing only a shirt and only her new dry underwear with the wet shorts in the cart.
"The lady just started ringing us up, she didn't really say anything to us until we were almost finished. That's when she got to the open package of underwear," Sargent explained. "That's when she said that she wasn't properly dressed for a public place and was completely rude and disrespectful, and she humiliated us."
Sargent went to Facebook asking for feedback, and she was encouraged to talk to the manager. She went back up to the store to complain and expected a call back from the manager.
Instead she said a friend told her the manager posted this on Facebook, asking: "Who thinks it's ok to have your young daughter in a public place with underwear and a t-shirt?"
This enraged Sargent.
"The biggest part of it was I'm a mom, and that's my baby, and you don't talk about my child. That's a feeling that only a mother can understand," she said.
Sargent took her complaint to the corporate office, but she says she won't be going back to the store.
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Dollar General strives to provide customers a respectful, welcoming and pleasant shopping experience with friendly customer service. The recent incident at our store in Holt is not reflective of our mission of Serving Others and we sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this unfortunate situation may have caused. We are providing additional training to our store associates in Holt to reinforce our company policies regarding customer service and look forward to the opportunity to serve this customer again soon.
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If poverty is a driver of crime, why does the government continue to cultivate poverty by subsidizing those who refuse to work? Stop making excuses for people who make bad choices in life. Look at Dr. Ben Carson. He was raised in poverty, but he applied good ethics and morals to his life and became immensely successful. We can't all become as successful as Dr. Carson, but we sure as heck can strive to not be impoverished, which is the driver of crime.
If poverty is a driver of crime, why does the government continue to cultivate poverty by subsidizing those who refuse to work? Stop making excuses for people who make bad choices in life. Look at Dr. Ben Carson. He was raised in poverty, but he applied good ethics and morals to his life and became immensely successful. We can't all become as successful as Dr. Carson, but we sure as heck can strive to avoid impoverishment, the state of which being a driver of crime.
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Studies have shown the causal impact of poverty on numerous problems, especially in terms of inequality, economic segregation, and severity of poverty. This is already proven. There is nothing to be debated, but we could have an intelligent discussion about what it all specifically means and what we could do about it.
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Sneezing Season
Hay fever isn't the only thing causing brand-name prescription manufacturers' eyes to water this allergy season. Top-selling products for the treatment of allergic rhinitis (AR) went off-patent during 2007, giving rise to popular generic alternatives and subsequent losses of market share among staples in the category. The situation has caused allergy brand sales to dip to their lowest point in five years. Last year's sales were down 22% to $5.2 billion from 2006.
The sniffling pharmaceutical companies invested in allergy relief will have to make tough decisions about where to put marketing dollars, whether transitioning to over-the-counter sales (Zyrtec), concentrating on replacement brands with fresh patents (Veramyst) or drumming up awareness for potential pipeline possibilities (Claritin/Singulair).
Due to the seasonal nature of allergy affliction, marketing efforts for AR products tend to focus on two peak seasons each year: spring (April, May and June) and fall (September and October).
The two most prominent categories for AR treatment are oral antihistamines (including combination antihistamines) and inhaled nasal corticosteroids (INCs). Antihistamines are widely available OTC and are relatively easy to use, although many physicians are recommending corticosteroids to patients. "Based on research we conducted last fall, there is a notable uptick in physicians prescribing INCs," says Sue Ramspacher, SVP, category business leader of respiratory, GfK Market Measures. "Inhaled nasal corticosteroids are becoming the first line of therapy and are being used to a much greater extent in terms of a physician's perspective. Veramyst is being prescribed, for example, because it addresses a broader range of symptoms."
New AR drugs like Veramyst, and Xyzal, in the antihistamine category, have the ability to move quickly into positive sales figures.
"The AR market is driven by sampling and detailing," says Ramspacher. "Literally weeks after the launch of Xyzal, there was a high level of awareness among allergists."
Ramspacher also mentions that the eagerly anticipated Claritin/Singulair pipeline compound is "at the top of the list in terms of physician awareness." The new compound was formed through a Schering-Plough/Merck partnership and is currently seeking approval from the FDA. "[AR] is a crowded category with lots of competitive players. Even though the market is crowded, there are still needs to be met, and areas where product attributes could differentiate themselves," she says.
Ramspacher cites long-term safety and the absence of rebound congestion as two examples of attributes that could provide differentiation. This should be encouraging for companies itching to enter the market. However, recent safety issues regarding Singulair may give pause to physicians. In March, the FDA announced an investigation into a "possible association between the use of Singulair and behavior/mood changes, suicidality (suicidal thinking and behavior) and suicide."
Approved in April 2007, GlaxoSmithKline's Veramyst (fluticasone furoate) nasal spray is an emerging INC, which the company hopes will help to offset Flonase's market share losses to generics. Flonase was once a leader of the category. "GlaxoSmithKline will not be advertising Flonase at all this season, on the consumer side or the professional side," says Robin Gaitens, product communications manager for GSK. A Veramyst TV spot from September 2007 drew questions and commentary from viewers, who reacted to a seemingly odd line of copy seen in the ad:
"The way Veramyst works is not entirely understood." Gaitens confirmed a 2008 DTC campaign in support of Veramyst, but declined to elaborate on campaign details.
In September 2006, UCB and Sanofi-Aventis entered into an agreement to launch and co-market the antihistamine Xyzal (levocetirizine dihydrochloride) in the US. Xyzal received FDA approval in May 2007 for tablets, followed by an oral solution in February 2008.
A DTC campaign featuring national TV spots, online and print ads launched in March, according to Scott Ellis, product director, UCB.
"As part of the 2008 public relations program, the Xyzal Challenge Your Course campaign was launched [in February], and is slated to run throughout the entire year. We have implemented a comprehensive, integrated consumer and professional awareness campaign for Xyzal as well, called X-Factor." An X-Factor print ad contains copy reading: "Your indoor and outdoor allergies can itch, sneeze and run. But they can't hide." The Challenge Your Course (www.challengeyourcourse.com) program is a "collaborative partnership with the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA) and Jill McGill, an LPGA golfer who suffers from indoor and outdoor allergies," explains Ellis. "The Xyzal website will incorporate the PR spokesperson Jill McGill as an 'interactive guide,' detailing her experience as a nasal allergy sufferer." Agencies working on various aspects of the campaign include Ogilvy, HeartbeatDigital and PR agency Biosector 2.
Companies without new products immediately available for market are dealing with patent losses in other ways. Zyrtec (cetirizine HCl), the nation's top-selling prescription allergy medicine, went off-patent in December 2007. Pfizer ceded OTC manufacturing and marketing rights to McNeil Consumer Healthcare in 2006. Zyrtec, an antihistamine, began its life as an OTC in January, with in-store displays created by Henschel-Steinau Inc.
After a branded Spring Wonderland Dome was erected in New York City's Central Park last January, McNeil most recently announced a partnership with the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA) and actress/comedian Molly Shannon. The campaign, "Allergies Are No Laughing Matter," represents "part of Zyrtec's overall educational campaign," according to McNeil spokesperson Peggy Ballman. Ballman declined to comment further on advertising for the brand.
Schering-Plough is probably the most experienced in dealing with an OTC crossover in the allergy category. Claritin was approved for OTC back in 2002, and has continued to market its line of products. A new obstacle surfaced in 2006 when an article in the Patriot Act banned all OTC sales of products containing pseudoephedrine, a decongestant commonly used in combination with AR medications. Claritin-D, and now Zyrtec-D, are consequently held behind-the-counter (BTC), and represented on the drugstore shelf by placards urging consumers to "Take this tag to the pharmacy for purchase." Commenting on the situation, Ramspacher explains that allergy medications are now classified into three groups: prescription, OTC and BTC. "A notable Schering-Plough ad for Claritin has a patient saying 'Thank you for not changing your formulation,' which is a direct statement on behind-the-counter medications."
Marketing efforts for Claritin began targeting Zyrtec before it reached the shelves.
A Schering-Plough company release from November 2007 emphasizes Zyrtec's listed side effects this way: "While Zyrtec is approved for over-the-counter sale, consumers should be aware of its common side effects like drowsiness and fatigue. In fact, Zyrtec prescription labeling carries a caution about the occurrence of drowsiness and urges consumers to exercise caution when driving a car or operating dangerous machinery." This passive-aggressive technique was augmented in January with Schering-Plough's announcement of a sponsorship agreement with "Allergy Sufferer and NASCAR Sprint Cup Driver Carl Edwards." In the release, Edwards says, "When I'm driving at 180 miles per hour, I can't risk taking a medicine that makes me drowsy. That's why I only use non-drowsy Claritin to treat my worst allergy symptoms." The Edwards sponsorship deal extends through the 2008 Sprint Cup racing season.
Competition from generics in the AR market will not subside any time soon. Sanofi-Aventis's Allegra commanded 37% of the US antihistamine market in 2005, but has seen a steady decline – generic Allegra is currently the most prescribed antihistamine in the nation, capturing 36.2% of the market share for that category, according to IMS Health.
One important factor catalyzing generic alternative usage is the "doctor's offices vs managed care cost concerns," says GfK's Ramspacher. "Lots of generic competitors have been made available due to managed care professionals seeking the lowest cost alternatives."
According to recent data from the American Academy of Allergy Asthma & Immunology, as many as 50 million people suffer from two forms of AR: seasonal and perennial. Seasonal allergies are caused by tree, grass and weed pollen. Perennial allergies are caused by frequent exposure to allergens like animal dander, mold spores and dust mites.
Many top-sellers in the antihistamine category are moving into old age, or at least middle age, in terms of patent life expiry. Meda Pharmaceutical's Astelin (azelastine HCl) and Schering-Plough's Clarinex (desloratadine) are both moving into the last couple of years of protection. However, most of the best-selling INCs are in good shape in terms of patent protection, with Flonase (fluticasone propionate) being the single exception to the rule – Flonase expired in 2004. Nasacort AQ, the third best-seller in 2007, expires in 2016, while AstraZeneca's Rhinocort Aqua, the fourth best-seller, expires in 2017. Rhinocort Aqua won a MM&M award in 2007 for its "Rhino Reader" campaign, created by Harte-Hanks. Generic Flonase was the second-best seller in 2007, according to research conducted by IMS Health.
Schering-Plough's Nasonex, the nation's best INC seller, will expire in 2014 at the earliest. "Nasonex sampling seems to be paying off. [The product] is holding its own against a large generic threat," says Ramspacher. "Twenty-two percent of physicians overall prescribe [name brand] Nasonex compared with 20% prescribing generics." Nasonex is known by many for its BBDO New York-created cartoon bee ads, which supersaturated consumer media outlets beginning in 2004. A 2007 TV spot from the campaign was listed as the fourth most-recalled ad by IAG Research. Despite criticism, the ads have weathered negative attention, and have been refreshed with new creative – still featuring the bee – for 2008.


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Parklane relying on running game after QB's transfer
Every team faces adversity throughout the course of a football season.
For Parklane head coach Bo Milton, his Pioneers ran into trouble before the campaign even began.
Steven Swindle, slated to be Parklane's starting quarterback, transferred to Oak Grove just a few days prior to the Pioneers' first game.
Swindle's sudden departure left behind a team that is still searching for their identity as they host Starkville Academy on Friday.
"We've really just been relying on our running game and our defense has played pretty good," said Milton. "We just try to control the clock and play sound defense and those have been our strengths so far."
Parklane's strategy has resulted in a .500 record to this point in the season. The Pioneers (1-1) lost to Jackson Academy in their opener before answering with a win over Centreville in the season's second week.
If Milton's squad is to keep their momentum rolling from the Centreville win, they'll be looking for strong performances out of senior quarterback/tailback Brandon Austin and sophomore tailback Joseph Clark.
Milton says the versatile Austin has impressed through Parklane's first two games.
"He's kind of a scatback-type kid," said Milton. "He ran for 165 yards against Centreville two weeks ago, so he's played well."
Clark has delivered for Parklane as well, averaging between 60 and 70 yards per game according to Milton.
"(Austin and Clark) are our cogs right now for our running game," said Milton.
Parklane enters Friday's game on the heels of an early-season bye week. In that time, Milton says he's had plenty of time to scout the Volunteers, and the Pioneers head coach has been impressed by what he has seen.
"(SA) is much improved from last year," said Milton. "They very easily could be 2-1 right now."
Standing out to Milton is Starkville Academy's option game.
"Anytime you play a team that runs the option, you've got to play sound, fundamental defense," said Milton. "Everybody has to carry out their assignments. Adding to that, (SA's) defense runs to the ball and they tackle well."
With the improvement he has noticed, Milton says he feels it's just a matter of time before the Vols break into the win column.
"They're due and will get a win real soon," said Milton. "We just hope it's not this week that it happens. Maybe they can wait until next week."


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FanExpo Fatigue and Follow-Up
I have finally gotten a chance to add all of the new minions (well, all the minions that have been photographed) to the Art Ghoullery section with their stories.
It was a weird convention experience for me this year. They changed the layout - again - so much that I had people saying they had the hardest time finding Artist Alley (never mind my actual table). And since our creepy coven of artists were hidden in the far back corner, people who like horror (or Halloweenish things) usually turned down the main aisle before getting near us (since there was a sea of anime items close by that gave the impression that's all there was).
Some didn't find us until the last day.
Others just could not find us at all.
On that note, the first thing I want to do is thank the small army of people who made the effort to find me (and who keep coming back to say hi year after year) and add to their Ghoul Friday collections.
Collections. Can you believe it? I think that's the coolest thing. The word kept coming up over and over. I feel like I owe people flowers and thank you cards.
I'm exhausted.
Despite the location and overall weird vibe of the show this year, I sold out of my carnivorous plants, pumpkin sets and Halloween in a Jar pieces. Over a dozen minions and some Dark Dwellers have found new homes. At some point I need to post pictures of the new Plague Doctors. But not today.
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I just posted my wrap-up too. It's one way to avoid work for a few minutes. Glad you sold so much!
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Nicholas Winton Still Touching Lives of Children
Michigan students get personal connection to WWII hero
Middle school students at Corpus Christi Catholic School in Holland, Mich., extensively studied the Holocaust this spring. I was pleased to give them the outstanding documentary "The Power of Good" and also Lawrence Reed's monograph, which relate the story of Sir Nicholas Winton and the rescue of 669 children from Prague in 1939. My visits with Nicky and with three of those saved "children" have made his story very personal to me.
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I was thrilled that the students at Corpus Christi had the opportunity to study both the horrific actions of some and the heroic deeds of others from this time in history.
As the capstone of their unit of study, the students traveled to the Holocaust Memorial Center in Farmington Hills, Mich. They found a memorial quilt on display there and they were excited to find a quilt square honoring Sir Nicholas Winton and his efforts for the children of Prague. The students were so taken with the idea they decided to create their own memorial quilt to hang forever in the halls of Corpus Christi.
The quilt is finished and was dedicated last week during a service in the school chapel. Joining the students were two very proud grandmothers — the quilter and myself. Ruth Asselin from Kentwood volunteered her talents to quilt the squares prepared by the students. As she spoke to the students they were spellbound with her stories of travel to Auschwitz and her discovery that there were members of her extended family who had been held there. Her message was very clear: The hate that caused such atrocities must never again be tolerated.
My travels have also included Auschwitz as well as Yad Vashem, the Holocaust History Museum in Jerusalem. I am forever grateful that in addition to those visits I have had the opportunity to visit Nicky Winton and learn first-hand of the good deeds this terrible time inspired. I also spoke to the students and shared my visits with this humble, beautiful man who did so very much for humanity with no thought of receiving either thanks or personal gain.
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Juhl has directed numerous productions at Southwestern University including most recently, Execution of Justice by Emily Mann, Phyllis Nagy's Disappeared, and April DeAngelis' Playhouse Creatures. She has performed professionally in the Midwest and Southeast, in Austin, Texas, and as a narrator for numerous concerts with Southwestern music ensembles. She is currently touring one-person shows from the works of Virginia Woolf, an oral history about a Danish immigrant called Anna, and a collaborative piece, "The Art of Water" with pianist Kevin Kenner.
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Weekend Preview! What's New This Weekend?
Weekend Preview! What's New This Weekend?
-- "Taken 2" opens on Friday, October 5th. Directed by Olivier Megaton, the tense crime drama is a sequel to "Taken" (2008). Bryan Mills went to great lengths to save his daughter, and now somebody wants revenge. During what should be a relaxing vacation in Istanbul, Mills and his wife instead end up fighting desperately for their lives. The PG-13 rating is due to sensuality, violence, and intense action sequences.
Tim Burton brings his signature spooky style to theaters this weekend with "Frankenweenie." The animated film tells the story of Victor, a young boy whose best friend is his loyal dog, Sparky. When Sparky dies, Victor decides to cheat death and bring his beloved canine companion back from the dead. However, he is unprepared for the consequences. The quirky comedy has a PG rating for scary images, action, and thematic elements.
"The Paperboy" opens in select theaters on Friday. Lee Daniels helms the edgy thriller. When he hears about the controversy surrounding a death row inmate, a reporter heads back to his hometown, hoping to land a breaking story. Instead, the reporter and his younger brother end up embroiled in the fascinating and lurid details of the case. The R rating is due to graphic mature content, violence, and language.
"The Oranges" is a clever new romantic comedy from director Julian Farino. Nina Ostroff returns home after a long absence, ready to cause some trouble. When she takes up with the patriarch of the Walling family, she threatens to disrupt her family's reputation, as well as the close friendship between the Wallings and the Ostroffs. The film has an R rating for drug use and language, including mature references.
"Butter" is the story of Laura Pickler, an ambitious woman living in the stifling suburbs of Iowa. She decides to find fame and fulfillment by pursuing the top title at a butter-sculpting championship. However, Laura will have to face off against some stiff competition, including a young adopted girl who has finally found her true calling in life. Jim Field Smith directs the dark comedy. "Butter" has an R rating for mature content and language.
"Wuthering Heights" is a new adaptation of Emily Brontë's classic Gothic romance directed by Andrea Arnold. As a young boy, Heathcliff comes to live with the Earnshaw family, but none of the Earnshaws realize how this act of charity will shape their futures. Young Catherine forms a close bond with Heathcliff, and this bond will evolve and change in dramatic ways over time, possibly destroying her. "Wuthering Heights" is unrated.
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"Hotel Transylvania" has delighted audiences with its supernatural charm. Directed by Genndy Tartakovsky, the animated film shows the softer side of Dracula. When he is not terrifying humans, Dracula is a family man and a savvy business owner. When an interloper named Jonathan stumbles across Dracula's secret monster resort, the vampire has to make some unexpectedly tough decisions as a father. The film has a PG rating for action, scary images, and rude humor.
"Looper" stars Bruce Willis and Joseph Gordon-Levitt. In director Rian Johnson's sci-fi thriller, the mob bosses of 2072 have figured out how to get rid of their enemies. They send their targets back in time, where hired guns dispose of the bodies thirty years before the mob bosses will have to face any consequences. After the plan goes awry, all hell breaks loose. "Looper" has an R rating for nudity, mature content, language, drug content, and violence.
"End of Watch" is a crime thriller about what happens when enforcing the law becomes just as risky as a life of crime. When he accidentally stumbles into the middle of a vengeful drug cartel, Officer Brian Taylor cannot draw on what he learned in training. He has to take matters into his own hands. The police drama has an R rating for disturbing images, language, drug use, and strong violence. David Ayer directs.
"Trouble with the Curve" stars Amy Adams as a woman who interrupts her own life to help her father get his back on track. The problem is that her father's vision has been poor lately, and he struggles with his job. She agrees to accompany him on one last recruiting trip for the Atlanta Braves. The PG-13 rating is due to smoking, thematic material, mature references, and language. Robert Lorenz directs.
"House at the End of the Street" is a suspenseful horror movie with a shocking twist, directed by Mark Tonderai. Ryan seems like a smart and thoughtful young man. The new girl in town is quick to befriend him, but Ryan has experienced some traumatic events in his lifetime, and his dark past may catch up with him. The film has an R rating for teen partying, drug use, language, thematic elements, and violence.


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Get ready for some changes as Season 18 of "Dancing With the Stars" returns in all its glitter and sequin tonight.
I will be your star-spangled tour guide through some of the those changes and new twists. I'm very relieved to hear that Tom Bergeron will still be the witty host of the show, armed with quips and asides to delight all of the fans. Also still on board will be head judge Len Goodman and judges Carrie Ann Inaba and Bruno Tonioli.
Meanwhile, Brooke Burke-Charvet, left hand glued to her hip, will no longer be at Tom's side. Replacing her is Erin Andrews, who may be familiar as a DWTS celebrity in Season 10 when she placed third with pro Maksim Chmerkovskiy. For sports fans, Erin worked for ESPN and now Fox Sports, where she remains in a deal similar to Michael Strahan's, who doubles on Fox Sports and "Live with Kelly and Michael" on ABC. Here's hoping she asks more interesting questions than Brooke did.
Harold Wheeler and his 28-piece orchestra are also out. What?! No live music?! Rest easy, dance fans — Ray Chew and his 18-piece band are now on board to provide the tunes for our twinkle-toes. Ray was a member of the "Saturday Night Live" band from 1980 to 1983, bandleader at President Obama's first inauguration, and most recently music director on "American Idol." I'll wait to hear how the new band works because Harold and his group will be hard to beat.
Third up for changes, there is the big "Switcheroo" promised by producer Conrad Green. About halfway through the season (some guesses are Week 3), the celebs will be switching partners — to be decided by a vote of the viewers. It's unclear whether the switch will continue for only one week or the rest of the season. I'm not particularly thrilled with this idea because it takes time for the partnto develop a trusting relationship, but who knows.
Finally, there's a new group of celebrities, some new pros and, best of all, Maks Chmerkovskiy and Derek Hough are back. Here's the rundown:
Danica McKeller, 30, (Winnie of "Wonder Years") matched with Val Chmerkovskiy, younger brother of Maks. Val finished near the top with his partners in seasons 15 and 16.
Cody Simpson, 17, (popular singer from Australia) paired with Witney Carson, who was a member of the DWTS Troupe last season
Billy Dee Williams, 76, (Lando Calrissian in "Star Wars" and Harvey Dent in 1989's "Batman") matched with Emma Slater, who brought out the best of Bill Engvall's dance moves last season.
Diana Nyad, 64, (endurance swimmer who bested the 110 miles from Cuba to Florida most recently) paired with Henry Byalikov, recently of the DWTS Troupe.
Nene Leakes, 46, (reality star of "Real Housewives of Atlanta") matched with Tony Dovolani, champ of Season 15 with Melissa Rycroft. Nene just might be a challenge for Tony, along the lines of Kate Gosselin, Wynonna Judd and Leah Remini.
James Maslow, 23, ("Big Time Rush" on Nickelodeon Channel) paired with Peta Murgatroyd, and there are already rumors of an off-dance floor relationship between the two. Hmmm.
Sean Avery, 33, (retired NHL hockey player) matched with Karina Smirnoff. Considering Sean's rep for volatility and Karina's personality, there might be some explosions ahead.
Drew Carey, 55, (host of "Price Is Right" and standup comedian) paired with Cheryl Burke, who is a great teacher and ought to bring out the best in the quick-witted Drew. Hopefully, he will take the challenge seriously and not make a big joke of it.
Candace Cameron-Burke, 37, (actress on "Full House" for its entire run) matched with Mark Ballas. If Mark can keep his ego in check and avoid showing off to Candace's detriment, this could be the "dark horse" couple of the season.
Charlie White, 26, (gold medal-winning Olympic ice dancer with Meryl Davis) paired with Sharna Burgess, who has shown that she is a terrific choreographer. It will be interesting to see how Charlie's leadership and grace on the ice translates to the ballroom.
Meryl Davis, 27, (gold medal-winning Olympic ice dancer with Charlie) matched with (gulp) Maksim Chmerkovskiy. Meryl has been skating with Charlie for 17 years and now she will need to deal with the personality and teaching techniques of Maks. This could be very good or disastrous!
Amy Purdy, 34, (bronze medal-winning snowboarder in the Sochi Paralympics) paired with Derek Hough. If anyone in the house can choreograph with some who has lost both lower legs, it's Derek, but Amy has a ton of talent, demonstrating her clogging skills in a recent video for the Paralympics.
As for the DWTS Troupe, which shows off before and after commercial breaks and anywhere in between, there are two new members. Joining troupers Lindsay Arnold and Sasha Forbes will be newbies Jenna Johnson and Artem Chingvinsev, who come via "So You Think You Can Dance" and "Strictly Come Dancing."


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LAS VEGAS — Jordan Adams, the UCLA freshman few talked about last summer, will be water cooler chatter this morning. The tone of the conversation will vary.
There will be upbeat, did-you-see-that talk about Adams, who scored 11 points in the last six minutes to bring the Bruins from behind in a 66-64 victory over Arizona in a Pac-12 tournament semifinal Friday.
There will be the downcast can-you-believe-it remorse about Adams, who broke his right foot on the game's last play and is lost for the season.
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We live in the Heartland. It's not unusual at all to see someone walking down the street (or into our home) with spurs jingling on their dirty boots and a gun on their hip. A handkerchief isn't just western decor, it's necessary for keeping the dirt out of your nose during dust storms. Our family loves the song, "Jesus was a Country Boy" by Clay Walker. The idea of walking down a dusty road with Y'shua of Nazareth is stirring. What do you 'reckon visit with Him about?
While the children are playing Cowboys, Mom needs a little entertainment too right? Let me suggest this great opportunity for a nice bundle of goodies. There are books in this bundle that the whole family is going to LOVE!
The harsh consequences of other people's sin leaves Nan bitter and broken, but God's amazing Love prevails in her life and overflows into the lives of those around her. Elaine Littau is the author of eleven published books and many magazine and newspaper articles. She is a mentor/coach for other authors and enjoys public speaking for groups. Many enjoy listening to her humorous take on life. Even the simplest activity takes on a life of its own when Elaine is involved in the telling of it.
"Trust me," she heard a voice say to her. When her deaf daughter, 3-year-old Alexis, goes missing, Stella Brigg faces an incredible struggle. Alone, while her husband serves in the armed forces overseas, Stella must depend on Someone greater than anyone she's ever known. Someone who loves her even more than Don ever did. Only that kind of love can carry her through in her search for Alexis. R.A. Giggie
Joshua and Ruth Brookings are traveling by stagecoach to finally join their parents in Montana. Attacked by murderous outlaws, the teens barely escape with their lives and must survive in the barren Wyoming and Montana territories and escape the man who's hunting them.Seven years ago, Jed Stuart ran away from home and joined Tom's gang. Jed is tired of the lawlessness and wants out. The only problem? He is the boss's right-hand man and will never be able to leave. And what's one more stagecoach robbery, anyway?Can Joshua lean on God's strength to keep himself and his sister alive until they find a town? Will Jed be able to face his anger or will it consume him completely? All three are running--the hunter and hunted. What will happen when they meet? Faith Blum
Alyce Lomlossa has never dreamed of visiting King Timson. To a member of a minority group that opposes his rule, his brooding, glum palace is associated only with imprisonment and death. Though it's been a long time since any Sherban was arrested, Alyce feels little in common with her ruler and is quite content to stay unnoticed.
Until a mandatory summons to the King's court dance leaves her no choice.
A 20,000 word novella that enlarges the story of Cinderella. Sarah Scheele
One Viking woman. One God. One legendary journey to North America.
In the tenth century, when pagan holy women rule the Viking lands, Gudrid turns her back on her training as a seeress to embrace Christianity. Clinging to her faith, she joins her husband, Finn, on a journey to North America.
But even as Gudrid faces down murderous crewmen, raging sickness, and hostile natives, she realizes her greatest enemy is herself--and the secrets she hides might just tear her marriage apart.
Almost five centuries before Columbus, Viking women sailed to North America with their husbands. God's Daughter, Book One in the Vikings of the New World Saga, offers an expansive yet intimate look into the world of Gudrid Thorbjarnardottir--daughter-in-law of Eirik the Red, and the first documented European woman to have a child in North America. Heather Day Gilbert
After the brutal massacre in his village, a broken, grieving boy chooses to live with a golden dragon in the wild rather than go to the mountains to be with his own people. If only he had known then what that simple choice meant… Thirteen years later, Keegan, no longer a boy, learns that his younger sister survived the massacre and so sets off to be reunited with her. When Keegan accidentally interrupts a plot against a princess, what should have been a fairly simple trip turns into a complicated struggle for survival. A mysterious elder appears, full of wit and riddle. Mythical monsters shed their fictional skin and hungrily pursue Keegan and his dragon. Haunting nightmares begin to tear at his mind. As he continues on his quest to be reunited with his sister, Keegan is only just beginning to understand what it means to be The Dragons Son. Kathryn Fogleman
Fern Valley is home to a group of wonderful animals who have fun and face some of the same problems children everywhere do. Roberta and Mildred Cornstalk are creative chickens dealing with the loss of their beloved granny, and they're looking for something to do to cheer them up. Want to know what adventures they find? Want to know what happens to Roberta and Mildred's brother, Edward, when he goes fishing, what birthday surprise is in store for Betsy Woolrich, or what lesson Kimmy Curlytail learns when she keeps something that isn't hers? Then follow this endearing cast of characters as they enjoy their time together and learn important lessons.
A perfect addition for any child's personal library and a joy for families to share, Fern Valley is a collection to be treasured for many years to come. Aileen Stewart
It's almost the end of summer, and seventeen-year-old Julien is seated around the campfire with his sister and six cousins, waiting for Uncle Frank to begin his story.
He's the best storyteller in Louisiana, and tonight he's got something really good—the story of the Alligator King. But first, he has to go back even further and tell another story—that of Eagle Hawk, who became a man and set off to follow his vision, where soon he meets a beautiful Irish girl and falls in love.
"But what does this have to do with the Alligator King?" they all want to know. And Uncle Frank just puffs on his pipe and grins.
The Alligator King is the first novel in the Legends of the Swamps series by Kimberly Thompson. The old (although no one knows exactly) Uncle Frank weaves fact with flair to create a tale worthy of a late-night campfire. Get caught up in the mystery as the boys and girls lean forward in their seats, ready to hear what happens next, begging to interrupt Uncle Frank and ask the question: did this really happen? You can decide for yourself, because this is where Uncle Frank's epic tale begins… Kimberly Thompson
Chloe May's father found his wife's tactics incredulous as she dealt with their impoverished life and her own restlessness. Then came the Depression and the droughts of the Dust Bowl. It took more than their losses, near starvation, and apparent defeat to put a tear in her father's eye. In fact, even the women in the Whitehurst family were seldom reduced to tears-conniving and rash behavior, perhaps, but not to tears! The family knew laughter and fun, balancing heartaches and poverty. Chloe May: Daughter of the Dust Bowl is based on the true story of the author's mother, Chloe May, and her family's frequent moves in, around, and out of the Oklahoma Panhandle of the '20s and '30s. Laced with historical facts of the time, Chloe May: Daughter of the Dust Bowl is a must read for younger readers wishing for a glimpse into one of America's most difficult eras, and older readers who will identify with one family's modes of survival. Grace Lundmark
The Life of Bud is the story of life and how important we all are and how hard it is to let go in the end. The story follows Bud, who starts out in life as a tiny bud—he feels insignificant. But Bud grows into a beautiful, vibrant leaf on the Mighty Oak Tree and becomes a very important part of the tree. Those who have looked for a children's book that explains gently about the topic of life and death, look no further. The Life of Bud explains to children and reminds adults that death is an important part of life. A Simpler Time - Oversaturated with the latest video games and iPhone apps, does anyone slow down to remember A Simpler Time? Join A.J. as she discovers a summer of fun with her mom, finding animals in the clouds, and a trek to find the perfect four-leaf clover! What's in the Corner? Sing along to this musical mystery "tail" as Muffin the rescue dog discovers what's in the corner of her suburban backyard, while protecting her owner! What's in the Corner? A Muffin "Tail" is Muffin's second adventure and is sure to spark the imagination of children of all ages. Went Out To Get a Donut - Came Home With a Muffin - At first, Muffin was scared and hid under her mommy's chair. Muffin found out that training class was fun and interesting, and her mommy gave her treats and affection for doing her lessons correctly—what we call 'positive reinforcement'. Muffin became our 'star student!' Muffin graduated from her first level of classes-Beginner Education and is starting her second level of training soon. Laura W. Eckroat
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The building that houses the Congress in this city's grand Zócalo Plaza is ringed by two-meter-tall grilled metal barriers soldered together apparently to thwart a suicide car bomb attack. Behind this metal wall, 3,000 visored robocops–the Federal Preventive Police (PFP, a police force drawn from the army)–and members of the elite Estado Mayor, or presidential military command, form a second line of defense. Armed with tear gas launchers, water cannons and reportedly light tanks, this force has been assigned to protect law and order and the institutions of the republic against left-wing mobs that threaten to storm the Legislative Palace–or so the president informs his fellow citizens in repeated messages on national television.
No, the president's name is not Pinochet, and this military tableau is not being mounted in a banana republic or some African satrapy. This is Mexico, paragon of democracy (dixit George Bush), Washington's third-largest trading partner and the eighth-leading petroleum producer on the planet. Seven weeks after the flawed July 2 presidential election, no winner has been officially declared. One of the elite military units assigned to seal off Congress is indeed titled the July 2nd Brigade.
The US media seem to have forgotten about the imbroglio just south of its border. Nonetheless, the phone rings and it's New York telling me they just got a call from their man on the border who said Homeland Security is beefing up its forces around Laredo in anticipation of upheaval further south. The phone rings again and it's California telling me they just heard on Air America radio that US Navy patrols were being dispatched to safeguard Mexican oil platforms in the Gulf. The left-wing daily La Jornada runs a citizen-snapped photo of army convoys carrying soldiers disguised as farmers and young toughs. Rumors race through the seven-mile encampment installed three weeks ago by supporters of leftist presidential challenger Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO), who have tied up big-city traffic and enraged the motorist class here, that PFP robocops will attack before dawn. The campers stay up all night huddled around bum fires, prepared to defend their tent cities.
The moment reminds many Mexicans of the tense weeks in September and October 1968, just before the Olympic Games were to be begin, when President Gustavo Díaz Ordaz oversaw the massacre of striking students in a downtown plaza not far from where AMLO's people are now camped out. As many as 300 were killed in the Plaza of Three Cultures, their bodies incinerated at Military Camp Number 1 in western Mexico City. The Tlatelolco massacre was a watershed in social conflict here, and the similarities are sinister–in fact, López Obrador has taken to comparing outgoing President Vicente Fox with Díaz Ordaz.


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CONTROVERSIAL anti-Islam campaigner Geert Wilders will visit Australia next month.
The right-wing Dutch MP was due to visit in October last year but was forced to postpone because the federal government took its time deciding whether to approve his visa.
Tour organisers Q Society - a group concerned about the so-called "Islamisation of Australia" - have now announced Mr Wilders will speak in Melbourne, Perth and Sydney in February.
"The Australian experiment of multiculturalism is failing in relation to Islam, just as it has failed everywhere else," the group says on the event website.
"Australians are being misled to believe Islam is 'just another religion' - when it is in fact much more."
Immigration Minister Chris Bowen has condemned the MP's extremist views but ultimately decided not to use his ministerial discretion to block his visa.
"I've taken the view, in the end, that I didn't want to make him a cause celebre," he said in October.
"I think probably what he would like me to do is refuse his visa so he can make a hero of himself and get his cause more attention."
Mr Wilders, founder of the fourth-largest political party in the Netherlands, told a UK newspaper in 2009: "I don't hate Muslims. I hate their book and their ideology."
Australia's Muslim population is about half a million people, out of a total population of 22 million.
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To rapidly manipulate a vagina or asshole with one's finger.
I fingerblasted the shit out of this chick's moist pussy last night, dude
by Anonymous May 10, 2003
The act of using one's finger or fingers to infiltrate one's anal opening or vaginal opening using extreme force and excessive repetitions.
Eddie finger blasted himself into a coma.
by Tyson November 16, 2003
(v.) The act of stimulating a female's genital area by inserting however many fingers her gash can take, followed by a ferocious gyrating or pumping of the aforementioned fingers. Not to be confused with its gentler cousin, the finger bang.
"He finger blasted me so hard, I swear to God he ruptured my uterus."
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1. To use ones fingers as an instrument of vaginal destruction
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2. "I'm gonna fingerblast your mom like a jew snorting gold dust"
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To jackhammer a womens minge, used to as a gentlemens segway into the shocker.
I went to Rick's on Garland in Spokane last night and met a women with a dead tooth, so i took her outside and fingerblasted the shit out of her in her bitchin camerow.
by Geoff Nailer November 11, 2006
To slam your fingers with guided precision into the depths of a man, woman, or animal's pussy or puckering anal cavity with the ferocity of a thousand foot pounds.
Dude, last night I was cow tipping and got a sudden urge to fingerblast the head bull...surprisingly when he awoke he was rather pleased with my skill.
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Because futures contracts are derived from underlying assets, they belong to a family of financial instruments called derivatives.
[edit] Specifications
Futures contracts all have specifications which outline the following items:
Not all futures contracts are physically deliverable, such as financial futures where the underlying is an instrument. Transfer of the asset still takes place, however.
Some futures, such as those for indices are not deliverable at all. These are referred to as cash settlement contracts. Holders either pay or receive the difference between the value of the contract when initiated and when settled.
[edit] Purpose
Futures markets have three fundamental purposes.
[edit] Hedging
The first purpose is to enable hedgers to shift price risk asset price volatility to speculators in return for basis risk changes in the difference between a futures price and the cash, or current spot price of the underlying asset.
[edit] Facilitate the aquisition of operating capital
The second fundamental purpose of a futures market is to facilitate firms acquisitions of operating capital short term loans that finance firms purchases of intermediate goods such as inventories of grain or petroleum. For example, lenders are relatively more likely to finance, at or near prime lending rates, hedged (versus non-hedged) inventories. The futures contract is an efficient form of collateral because it costs only a fraction of the inventorys value, or the margin on a short position in the futures market.
Speculators make the hedge possible because they absorb the inventorys price risk; for example, the ultimate counterparty to the inventory dealers short position is a speculator. In the absence of futures markets, hedgers could only engage in forward contracts unique agreements between private parties, who operate independently of an exchange or clearinghouse. Hence, the collateral value of a forward contract is less than that of a futures contract.
[edit] Provide market information
The third fundamental purpose of a futures market is to provide information to decision makers regarding the markets expectations of future economic events. So long as a futures market is efficient the market forms expectations by taking into proper consideration all available information. Its forecasts of future economic events are relatively more reliable than an individuals. Forecast errors are expensive, and well informed, highly competitive, profit-seeking traders have a relatively greater incentive to minimize them.
[edit] Futures Pricing
Futures prices are linked with those of their underlying market. They do not, however, trade in lock step with the spot market. Because futures contracts by definition deal with future activities, they include a time related element which varies by market. This creates a spread between the spot price and the futures price.
[edit] Carry
Carry is the cost (or benefit) which the holder of an asset incurs between the time the futures agreement is made until the time of delivery, as well as the cost for delivery of that asset to the buyer. For example, one holding gold could have a storage cost, plus shipping. Other sources of carry include:
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Like most chiropractors, I have felt the need to both grow my practice and educate my patients. There are a multitude of ways to do this and spinal care classes have always been one of the staple activities that are prescribed by nearly all of the practice management gurus. I recommend this practice and was "religious" about offering them for many years. But, after doing these for years, they began to get stale. I wanted to do something different.
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To add some diversity, I added specialty quarterly events, for which local health care providers were invited to speak and present on their particular brands of mainstream and complementary health care professions. My patients were introduced to a broad range of other holistic paradigms like homeopathy, Chinese Medicine, Yoga, meditative practices and much more. Perhaps I loved these evenings the most because I was learning right alongside my patients.
These classes created enhanced opportunities to create not only a greater degree of cross-professional referral, but the patients greatly appreciated my willingness to do more than just "sell" them on chiropractic care alone. Their trust in our practice grew and they saw me as a caring provider who was more than just a single-minded health care provider.
These quarterly events became monthly events, with the other Wednesday evenings remaining as spinal care classes. This had the beneficial effect of having my patients who had been through their spinal care class, return regularly to listen to other speakers about topics that were of interest to them. This supported them in being more involved over longer periods of time, enhancing their engagement with the clinic.
You might think that by sponsoring other health care providers patients might stray away to those other professional care givers. I can honestly say that I never felt that I had "lost" one of my patients to another healing arts practitioner. I even had other chiropractors come and speak at my office and they were all incredibly respectful, careful not to imply any degree of superiority so as to avoid "scooping away " any of my patients. Their presence only served to offer a reinforcing and unique understanding to chiropractic and healing.
About that time, I sold my practice in the Northern California Bay Area and relocated to an island off the coast of Seattle. The region of the island that I drew patients from included a population of approximately 8,000 along with 6 other DCs. I started my new practice from scratch, not knowing a single person.
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I ramped up my practice quickly by being the only DC at the local fairs with my Chiropractic Zone booth. I held spinal screenings, gave health talks at Rotary, the Lions, the high school sports medicine class, churches and any other organization that would have me.
When I initiated my spinal care classes as the new chiropractic kid on the block, I made sure to alternate them with my special guest presenter events. It offered me the opportunity to get to know a new community of health care providers that were often too busy to get together over a lunchtime meet and greet. They also appreciated my offer to provide a "ready made" audience that all they had to do was show up and speak for an hour. Since many of the providers were new to me, I ran into a problem. Many of them I had never presented to an audience before.
While most did a superb job, there was nothing more painful than introducing my guest to my patients and quickly sensing a room of boredom. I found myself on occasion having to interrupt or engage my guest in a fashion that would lift the energy. And this led to the next level of educational marketing: Transformational Dialogues.
Transformational DialoguesWhat I call "Transformational Dialogues" were borne out of an experience at a full day symposia the included two of my scientific heroes, Bruce Lipton, PhD, and Rupert Sheldrake, PhD.
During the afternoon, two overstuffed chairs and some aesthetically pleasing potted plants were placed on the stage, creating a intimate living room ambiance. Then began a philosophical, personal and professional dialogue for which I felt fortunate to be able to listen in on. I imagined these eclectic personalities meeting for the first time over a glass of wine and what they would talk about. They laughed and shared their most recent explorations, amusing anecdotes and interesting stories of times gone by.
That event was more than five years ago and was the inspiration for what became a community service that has changed my life and practice. No longer was there a need for a front of the room speaker, just myself and my guest engaged in an inquiry that would engaged my patients and guests in entirely new way. It transformed my life.
My invited guests were not only health care providers, but also notable artists, authors and scientists; anyone that I felt could contribute to changing people's lives in a positive way. Fortunately, my community, and I suspect yours as well, is filled with them and more than 75 events later, I still have not exhausted the candidates.
I was further inspired to make a difference locally and began offering the events with the caveat that voluntary contributions would be collected and the net proceeds donated to local non-profit organizations. To date, we have donated more than $6,000 to approximately 25 local charitable organizations, with donations ranging from $50 to $1000.
Over time, the audience size has grown and the audience size has varied from 15 to 150 people with the average being about 25. Each unique dialogue brings new people to my office, and fortunately, I have a large open space that allows for groups up to 50 people. Over that size, we move to a larger local facility.
So what greater purpose do these talks serve? After all, I am a chiropractor and these monthly events are not focused on subluxations or spinal health. It has simply, bar none, been the greatest philanthropic contribution that I have made to my community. I have received more words of appreciation for this service than anything else that I do besides serving patients through my hands-on, loving care. I have been told many a time that though they were a bit skeptical about chiropractors or even about me from my early eager days as a chiropractic evangelist and now they truly can see how big my heart is and how much of a difference I make in my community.
I offer the model of what I have created as a source of inspiration and ideas for you. How will you stand out in your community by not just serving the "Big Idea," but your community members who are not chiropractic patients, other professionals and organizations that need your support just as much as your patients? This was my way and it supports my heart, mind and soul while simultaneously evolving, involving and inspiring the growth of my community. May you find your way to do the same if you are called to.
Craig Weiner, DC, has been a practicing chiropractor since graduating from Life Chiropractic College West in 1991. He is the director of The Chiropractic Zone on Whidbey Island in Langley, Wash. He is the host of the Change your Mind! Transformational Dialogue Radio program and teaches Right Brain Aerobics and EFT (Emotional Freedom Techniques) in partnership with his wife Alina Frank. For more information, visit www.chirozone.net or send an e-mail to
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To find out the total variability in our data set, we would perform this calculation for all of the 100 students' scores. However, the problem is that because we have both positive and minus signs, when we add up all of these deviations, they cancel each other out, giving us a total deviation of zero. Since we are only interested in the deviations of the scores and not whether they are above or below the mean score, we can ignore the minus sign and take only the absolute value, giving us the absolute deviation . Adding up all of these absolute deviations and dividing them by the total number of scores then gives us the mean absolute deviation (see below). Therefore, for our 100 students the mean absolute deviation is 12.81, as shown below:absolute deviation
Another method for calculating the deviation of a group of scores from the mean, such as the 100 students we used earlier, is to use the variance. Unlike the absolute deviation, which uses the absolute value of the deviation in order to "rid itself" of the negative values, the variance achieves positive values by squaring each of the deviations instead. Adding up these squared deviations gives us the sum of squares, which we can then divide by the total number of scores in our group of data (in other words, 100 because there are 100 students) to find the variance (see below). Therefore, for our 100 students, the variance is 211.89, as shown below:
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