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St. Joseph Regional Health Network has named Sean P. Reynolds of Lancaster the Chief Operating Officer of the St. Joseph Provider Hospital Organization (PHO). The PHO is the organizational foundation required for St. Joseph Medical Group physicians and independent physicians on the St. Joseph Regional Health Network Medical Staff to participate in insurance contracts where achieving quality patient outcomes determines reimbursement levels.
Reynolds joins the St. Joseph PHO from Catholic Health Initiatives, St. Joseph Health Ministries, Lancaster, Pa., where he was President and Chief Executive Officer. The Health Ministries is a non-for-profit focused on the health needs of underserved children in Lancaster County. Reynolds is a graduate of Pennsylvania State University and earned a Master's of Science degree from West Chester University.
In his new role, Reynolds, who has strong experience in operations management, financial processes, strategic planning and leading high-performance teams, will coordinate the activities of the St. Joseph PHO in conjunction with Dr. Robert Hippert, PHO President and Dr. Howard Davis, Vice President of Medical Affairs and Chief Medical Officer for St. Joseph Regional Health Network. The PHO has grown to 150 participating physicians in the past year.
"As the economic forces continue to drive changes in healthcare, the PHO is a proven model of physician/hospital collaboration that will enhance clinical focus on patient care processes directed at achieving high-quality outcomes," explains Dr. Hippert. "Together, physicians and hospitals are in a better position to work with insurers who are moving to a value-based payment system from a volume-based payment system. This improves quality and cost-effectiveness but requires proper utilization management, sophisticated information systems and intensive involvement of physicians in population health. Sean will play a key role in tying all of these elements together as well as recruiting additional physicians into the PHO and working with insurers."


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Equations, Tables, and Graphs Day 1
Lesson 8 of 20
Objective: SWBAT: • Define and identify independent and dependent variables. • Use and create a table to display data. • Use and create a line graph to display data. • Write an algebraic equation that fits a given situation. • Solve one-step and two-step equations.
Big Idea: What are independent and dependent variables? Students work on creating equations, tables, and graphs to represent various situations.
Do Now
See my Do Now in my Strategy folder that explains my beginning of class routines.
Often, I create do nows that have problems that connect to the task that students will be working on that day. Today I want students to compare data in a table and a graph. Some students may have difficulty reading the graph, and that is okay.
I ask students to share their thinking. Some students may share that each line on the y-axis is counting by $200 and therefore Adrian's Bikes charges $900 for 30 bike rentals. Other students may use another data point, like 20 bikes for $600 to figure out the cost of 30 bike rentals. Compared to Rocky's cost of $975 for 30 rentals, Adrian's is the better deal. Students are engaging in MP2: Reason abstractly and quantitatively and MP3: Construct viable arguments and critique the reasoning of others.
I want students to begin to work with input-output tables. For today I will stick to one-step equations. I present these input-output tables to students as a puzzle. I have a rule for how x and y are related in my head and their job is to use the clues to determine my rule. I begin by giving students a series of three x and y-values that follow my rule. I make sure that my x-values are not consecutive so students must focus on the relationship between the x and y value. Then I call out a fourth x value and ask for volunteers for guesses for the corresponding y-value. I emphasize to students that it is okay if they haven't figured out the rule yet, they need to keep trying. I call out a fifth y-value and ask for volunteers for guesses of the corresponding x-value. To finish the table I call on volunteers to share corresponding x and y-values that they think match my rule. If they work, we add them to our table. Then students participate in a Think Pair Share to brainstorm how to find y if they are given the x-value. Students share out their thinking and then we talk about how to represent that rule with an equation. Students are engaging in MP2: Reason abstractly and quantitatively and MP8: Look for and express regularity in repeated reasoning.
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We watch the Learn Zillion video on independent and dependent variables and fill in the notes. I want students to start using the sentence frame "the _______________ depends on the _____________" to determine which variable is which.
Students work independently on the practice problems. I call on students to share and explain their thinking.
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Saving Money and Practice
We work on the example about Carlos saving money together. I mention that our calculations do not take into account interest that Carlos will earn. The amount of money Carlos has saved depends on the number of months he saves. Students participate in a Think Pair Share to brain storm an equation that fits Carlos' situation. Some students may propose y = 100x . If students don't mention this, I present it as a possibility. I want students to realize that although Carlos is saving 100 dollars each month he starts off with $50, so that equation doesn't work. If you substitute in zero for x, y = 100(0) = 0. We must add in what he starts with at month zero. Another common mistake would be the equation y = 150x. This equation only works for the first month. It is important for students to see that the equation must work for all of the values in the table. We use substitution to check that they equation y = 100x + 50 works for eac of our values. Students are engaging in in MP2: Reason abstractly and quantitatively, MP4: Model with mathematics, and MP8: Look for and express regularity in repeated reasoning.
Students then work on the practice problem independently. I walk around and monitor student progress and behavior.
If students are stuck, I may ask one of the following questions:
- What is going on in the problem?
- What are the two variables in this problem?
- Which variable is the independent variable? Which variable is the dependent variable? How do you know?
- What do you need to include in the total cost?
- How is this problem similar to Carlos' problem? How is it different?
I Post A Key so that students can check their work once they are finished. If students successfully complete the practice problem, they can work on the challenge problems. These problems are more difficult because the equation involves two steps.
Closure and Ticket to Go
I ask students to return to the two bike shops in the do now. I ask students to write an equation that represents the cost from renting bikes from each shop. I want students to realize that they cannot create an equation for Rocky's Cycle Center because it is not linear. I ask students to share how they created an equation for Adrian's Bike Shop. Students are engaging in MP2: Reason abstractly and quantitatively and MP3: Construct viable arguments and critique the reasoning of others.
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Heavy December-through-April feeding has resulted in 5 percent less hay stored on farms than at this time last year despite unusually high supplies going into the winter feeding period.
In its May 11 Crop Production report, USDA estimates May 1 hay stocks at 20.9 million tons, down from 22.l million tons on May 1, 2009. Disappearance from Dec. 1 to May 1 totaled 86.3 million tons compared with 81.6 million tons during the same period a year ago. Dec. 1, 2009, stocks were put at 107 million tons, 3% above the year-earlier figure and the highest in five years.
Among the major hay-growing states, this year's May 1 hay stocks are significantly higher com-pared with 2009 numbers in Colorado, Idaho, Kentucky, Montana, Nevada, North Dakota and Wyoming. Notable declines are reported for California, Michigan, Missouri, Oklahoma, Texas, Washington and Wisconsin.


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The Hero MotoCorp news keeps coming. Last week we reported on the Hero HXR 250R 250cc lightweight sport bike and the impressively practical Hero RNT diesel scooter.
This time, it's a 620cc streetfighter concept called the Hero Hastur 620. With a parallel twin putting out around 80hp, and claimed weight of only 352.7 pounds wet, the Hastur definitely has a few of key ingredients needed for success.


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Fuse your compassion and interest in human behavior into a thriving career providing emotional support and stability as to others as you help them cope with issues in their everyday lives.
As a student in LeTourneau's Bachelor of Human Services degree program, you will take courses in psychology, sociology, criminal justice, counseling and ethics - all emphasizing the value of Christian faith in the human services career field. These courses will give you the knowledge and tools you need to consistently and effectively help others.
An undergraduate degree in Human Services from LeTourneau University provides versatile career options in the health care and social assistance industries, from child welfare or elderly services to substance abuse. Or, continue on to graduate school to pursue a career in case management, social work, counseling, rehabilitation, missions and more.
As a Human Services graduate of LeTourneau University, you will have the opportunity to live out your Christian faith by helping people from a variety of age groups overcome difficulties so they can live healthy and productive lives.
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While attempting to stop a driver for a traffic violation in Orange, police were led on a car chase ending in an accident and an arrest Saturday, Feb. 9.
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Now, here's the sort of thing that's perfect for stirring up debate in the historical blogosphere:
A new bill proposed in the Georgia legislature would prohibit local governments from hiding or removing statues of Jefferson Davis, Robert E. Lee or other Confederate army heroes indefinitely.…
Rep. Tommy Benton, R-Jefferson, introduced the proposal at the request of the Sons of the American Revolution and the Sons of Confederate Veterans.
The bill, if passed, would require that monuments be kept in a prominent place. It would also make it illegal to "deface, defile, or abuse contemptuously" any memorial dedicated to the Confederate army.
"We're not saying they can't move them," Benton said. "We're just saying they can't just put them in a field somewhere."
You can read the proposed bill yourself by clicking here. It's pretty short, so go ahead and give it a look.
Of course, I'm in favor of throwing the book at anybody who mutilates or damages historic monuments and markers, but I would assume Georgia already has vandalism laws to cover that sort of thing. As for the bill's more novel provisions to stop such monuments from being "relocated, removed, concealed, obscured, or altered," I'm not sure what to think.
My inclination in disputes over older monuments is usually to let them be and keep them in good condition, since they have intrinsic historic value. But I'm not sure it's a good idea to have a state law prohibiting local government agencies from moving monuments except in cases of construction projects, since the bill (if I understand it correctly) makes no distinction among monuments "dedicated to a historical entity" based on their age or significance.
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CHS Inc., the leading U.S. farmer-owned cooperative and a global energy, grains and foods company, has agreed to acquire selected Canadian retail assets from Crop Production Services (Canada) Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Agrium Inc., a major retail supplier of agricultural products and services in North America, South America and Australia.
Under the agreement, 16 retail agronomy locations in the provinces of Alberta and Saskatchewan become part of the Country Operations division of CHS. The transaction is expected to be completed on or about April 1, 2014. Financial terms were not disclosed.
"We look forward to expanding our ability to serve farmers and ranchers in Canada, and to being a strong partner in their communities," said John McEnroe, executive vice president, CHS Country Operations. "Our goal is always to add value for our customers through local experts with global connections."
The newly acquired business will be able to take advantage of a new 42,000-ton fertilizer plant outside Shelby, Mont. In its final stages of construction, the facility, with 110-car shuttle loader access to the BNSF line, is expected to open for the spring 2014 season.


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At the end of the Civil War, people began placing flowers, wreaths and crosses on the graves of the fallen. Retired Major General Jonathan A. Logan organized a one day event to honor those soldiers who survived the war—they called it Decoration Day. Logan later issued a proclamation that May 30, 1868 should be designated as Memorial Day and in 1971, President Richard Nixon declared Memorial Day a federal holiday to be observed on the last Monday in May.
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Author Notes: As soon as spring comes and my veggie patch comes alive, my first daughter starts skipping and hopping with delight because mint and lemon melisse are back in full swing. This means she can top her 'dessert' as she calls it with green, fragrant leaves. This is the inspiration for this dessert pizza, set on a crumbly sweet pizza base (recipe for the base adapted from the little guides to Pizza by adding vanilla and salt), topped with light lemony cream and finished off with strawberry pieces and lemon melisse. You can make the individual elements beforehand, and assemble at the last minute. —Kitchen Butterfly
Serves: 4
Strawberry n Melisse Pizza
1 baked sweet pizza dough (recipe below)
50ml 'whipping' cream
1 tablespoon(s) caster sugar
1/2 teaspoon(s) vanilla extract
2 tablespoon(s) creme fraiche, stirred to loosen
1 tablespoon(s) lemon curd
4 - 6 strawberries, washed, hulled and sliced
3 large mint or melisse leaves, chiffonaded
- Whip your cream on high speed with the caster sugar and vanilla extract till it thickens and holds soft peaks. Then gently fold in the creme fraiche and lemon curd.
- Set the sweet pizza base on a serving platter and spread the cream on, leaving a 1cm rim bare.
- Top with the strawberries and sprinkle on the melisse or mint leaves. Serve immediately.
Sweet pizza dough
cup all-purpose flour
teaspoon baking powder
tablespoons caster sugar
1/4 teaspoon vanilla powder or 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
Pinch of salt
tablespoons soft butter
egg yolk
tablespoons orange juice
- Put flour, baking powder, sugar, vanilla and salt in a bowl.
- Rub in the butter and add the egg yolk and orange juice mixture. Gently bring together till you have a soft but cohesive dough, sprinkling flour by the teaspoonful till you reach a pastry consistency
- Wrap and chill for at least 15 minutes.
- Preheat oven to 180 deg C.
- Roll pastry out into a 12 - 15cm circle and place on a buttered pizza pan or a cookie sheet.
- Crimp edges and place in the middle of the oven. Bake for 15 - 20 or until golden.
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Last Night on Late Night: Anne Hathaway Explained Her Les Miz Blooper
Plus: Per Betty White, Kim Kardashian's baby bump is a career buster, and more, on our daily late-night roundup.
Last night on the Daily Show, Anne Hathaway nearly cried with laughter as she recounted a major blooper during Jean Valjean's death scene in Les Miserables. Apparently, she had dove under the camera for cinematic effect only to trip on her ghost costume. But she still attempted to play it cool. "I tried to sing, and I can't," she told Jon Stewart between breaths, "And Amanda's hugging Eddie, and she's just like 'What the fuck is going on?'" There was another take that didn't make the cut. Fantine's experimental "I Dreamed a Dream" delivery from inside a coffin. Oh, that "lighthearted" Tom Hooper. Plus: News of a Kim-Ye, Jr. hit Betty White with shock, then opprobrium. "What??" she exclaimed. "Oh boy, she really screwed herself out of a career!'" Also, Jessica Chastain cracked from David Letterman's interrogation over a potential Zero Dark Thirty confidentiality breach — "David! What are you doing to me?" — and Courtney Cox is definitely, definitely sticking to her cleavage M.O., which is likely helping her extreme sex drive. And finally, a quick hat tip to Jimmy Kimmel's "Farewell to Midnight" special, which delightfully reminded us of the coup d'état at the Handsome Men's Club and Sarah Silverman's adulterous sex with Matt Damon. Watch our compilation to see what you missed.


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Living in New York can be a real nightmare for a compulsive spender.
Anna Medyukh was living on the Upper West Side when her spending got so out of control that she hadn't paid rent in five months and had racked up $15,000 in credit card debt.
"You can't walk down the street without passing stores!" Medyukh told The Post. "There are so many stores in Manhattan! Every store is here — from all over the world, all of the best designers and all of the discount stores."
Earlier this year, Medyukh saw a casting notice for a new Oxygen series, "My Shopping Addiction," which pairs compulsive spenders with psychologists.
"I saw that casting call, and it was kind of like a light turned on in my head, and I was like, 'Maybe you should try that,' " she explained.
In the episode, which airs Monday night at 11, clinical psychologist Dr. David Tolin goes with Medyukh to some of her favorite New York City shops — Century 21, Purdy Girl and Trash and Vaudeville — to observe her habits and get to the root of the problem.
When Medyukh, who was born in Ukraine but raised in Brooklyn, lights up while trying on a party dress, Dr. Tolin strikes a nerve when he asks her if she needs clothes to feel special. The 26-year-old begins to cry.
Tolin connects Medyukh's low sense of self-worth to her humble beginnings growing up in an immigrant family with little money. He concludes that, to feel like she fits in, she spends money that she doesn't have on fancy clothing.
"A lot of people shop because of the sense of identity that it gives them. It makes them feel like a certain kind of person," Tolin said. "Sometimes the person that they're trying to feel like is rich and fabulous and glamorous — and that seems to be what's going on with Anna."
Tolin explains that there are different types of compulsive spenders, though. Not everyone does it to feel glamorous or to fit in.
"I think for other people it makes them feel like they are clever or good detectives or a bargain hunter. That becomes part of a thrill for them," Tolin said.
Tolin explains that shopping becomes a problem when a person is unable to recognize how it is damaging to them long-term.
"With compulsive buying, which is more of an impulse-control disorder, what you have is a difficulty delaying gratification," Tolin said. "The person is not very good at separating their short-term needs from their long-term needs."
A lot has changed for Medyukh since she filmed the episode this summer. She has since moved to New Jersey into a more affordable apartment and is continuing therapy for her addiction.
She has mixed feelings about watching her TV debut on Monday.
"I don't know how I'm going to feel having all of my friends watch it," Medyukh said. "You know, it's so personal. It's exciting because it's something I mostly kept a secret, so it feels good to finally tell the truth."


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Yep, that's right…another chance to win one of these uber-cool clay pots for cooking dried beans from Hurst Beans!
The past few weeks, Ohio has been experiencing some very hormonal weather, complete with hot flashes, cold flashes and a some cranky rain too. Very unusual for January…and it has been a bit confusing for us. When we were out at the park in short sleeved shirts last week (high hit 63!), the kids were insisting that summer had begin. Persistent and insistent.
I had to give them the unfortunate news that summer was not here, that snow was coming, and that likely the snow would be hitting hard! Kinda like a late winter slap in the face. Time shall tell…
I've been confused also in the kitchen on what to prepare for our meals…when it's 63 and sunny…and we're wearing short sleeves, all I want to do is whip up a quick pasta salad with all my favorite spring and summer veggies. Then the next day it's high of 27 and all I want is a bowl of warm, comfort food.
Which brings us too…
these Boston Baked Beans. I could so go for a big bowl of these right about now. Warm. Cozy. Comfort food.
I so wish I had a spoon with magical powers that would let me just take a few bites right through the computer screen.
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VANDALIA – Services for Bonnie Sue Morris, 73, of Vandalia will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday, May 4, 2013 at Vandalia First Christian Church with Pastor Jamie Franke officiating. Burial will be in Vandalia Cemetery.
Visitation will be Friday evening from 5 to 8 p.m. at the church. Services are under the direction of Bienhoff Funeral Home.
Mrs. Morris passed away at 1:13 a.m. May 2, 2013 at Boone Hospital Center, Columbia.
She was born February 25, 1940 in Hannibal, the daughter of Clyde and Ila Belle Howell Phelps.
She was married to Donald Ray Morris on June 8, 1958 in Hannibal and he survives.
Other survivors include: one son and his wife, Kevin and Joyce Morris of Vandalia; two daughters and their husbands, Pam and Dennis Jacobi of Mexico, and Sheila and Tony Teague of Vandalia; ten grandchildren; and 18 great grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by two grandchildren, Aricka Jacobi and Jessica Nelson.
Mrs. Morris was a lifetime area resident and joined the Vandalia First Christian Church in 1956. She was a 1958 graduate of Hannibal High School. She enjoyed cooking and Christmas shopping. She loved spending time with her family and working for her church.
Memorial contributions may be made to the First Christian Church in Vandalia, 205 W. Park St., Vandalia, Mo. 63382.
Pallbearers will be Brian Jacobi, Justin Danielson, Micah Byrd, Tyler Morris, Jim Dain, Brock Teague and Ryan Teague. Honorary pallbearers will be Al Wortman, Jim Mac Elzea, Paul Gore, Vaughn Hamlett, Charlie Bartison, and Harold Libby.
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Does this scene sound familiar? You've taught your preschooler how to kick a soccer ball, and he's proud of his newfound skill. Time after time you've let him score on you in the backyard -- and he loves to throw up his arms and yell "Goooo-al!" This time, however, you block his shot. The reaction is a full-out tantrum. The ball gets kicked into the shrubs, and the tears pour down. Are you raising a poor loser?
No way, says Richard Ginsburg, P.h.D., a faculty member of Harvard Medical School. But introducing the notion of competition -- whether the game is soccer or Go Fish -- interferes with him learning to play the game.
"Young children don't even understand the concept of winning and losing until they are six or seven," says Dr. Ginsburg, who also acts as co-director of Paces, a sports psychology institute run out of Massachusetts General Hospital. They can't separate themselves from the wins and losses. In other words, a winning score indicates they've done something right and should feel good about themselves. A loss is catastrophic. It means they've messed up, something they should feel bad about.
"Toddlers and preschoolers just want to have fun, feel safe and feel good about their bodies," he adds. Here are five tips to help keep your child's head in the game and not on the scoreboard:
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As a professional system builder of higher-end computer systems, I have learned some very important lessons in regards to system performance over the past eight years. While gamers constantly leap for higher frame rates out of their video card, there is something more important than a faster processor, memory, or front side bus. The real backbone to overall speed and performance is the system drive. In today's world, that means the hard disk drive for nearly all computers. After hundreds of performance computers built and sold, I have seen 10,000 RPM drives make a 2GHz CPU seemingly perform twice as fast, whereas a 5,400 RPM drive makes that same CPU run like it was only half as fast.
Solid State Drives are not for everyone. Similar to the evolution towards DDR3 system memory, a gradual replacement of the Hard Disk Drive (HDD) by the Solid State Drive (SDD) is going to move very slow. The cost of purchase for SSD's is the primary cause, since most drives cost more than an entire computer system. Other factors include the restricted bandwidth available to flash-based SSD's. But what if the price was within reach? What if the data throughput was comparable? This is where Benchmark Reviews comes in to answer the tough questions, as we test the Mtron MOBI 3000 2.5-Inch 16GB SSD MSD-SATA3025.
Mtron offers the MOBI SSD as a high performance storage device designed to solve the bottleneck of computing system by traditional hard disk drives. The MOBI SSD can be a drop-in replacement to hard disk drives without any additional software installation. Customers may benefit instantly from the SSD's high random access performance and solve the legacy problem of access time bottlenecks traditional to hard disk drives.
Mtron utilizes the Serial ATA (SATA) interface for easy replacement of hard disk drives in both desktop and laptop computers with their MOBI SSD. The MOBI MSD-SATA3025 has an especially great advantage for notebook computers and ultra-mobile portable computers (UMPC) because it uses flash memory for less heat and noise, and has strong protection against outside environment.
According to the research by expert market analyst, Web-Feet, the current SSD market has grown 74% every year, and it is expected to total $10 billion by 2012. The consumer SSD market is also expected grow significantly from 42 million in 2006 to $7.5 billion in 2012, replacing current hard disk with SSD
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"Adobe Captivate has been the pioneer and industry leader in providing the best workflow for creating responsive eLearning courses. But with Captivate 2017, the team has outdone themselves by making the workflow simple and intuitive. They are moving away from breakpoints, and have introduced Fluid Boxes, which automatically rearranges and resizes the content to fit the screen dimension. There's no need to tweak the content on different breakpoints anymore, just use the fluid boxes and it will do the heavy-lifting for you. I'm absolutely loving this new workflow!"
— Pooja Jaisingh, Chief Learning Geek, LearninGeeks
"I've been using Adobe Captivate for over a decade and what amazes me is that with each version, the tool (with the engineers help!) not only outperforms itself but incorporates features that we request, showing that the Adobe support team listens to us. Although Captivate is the pioneer in the field of responsive eLearning design, it has not been complacent with this achievement. Here's why, the 2017 Captivate release has made the experience of authoring responsive content easier and more efficient, to deliver a complete responsive experience for the end user, including height.
There are many outstanding new features but here are some of my favorites:
- The intelligent Fluid Boxes, that automatically realign objects on all screen sizes
- Responsive Text – to read text in a light box that Adobe Captivate automatically generates
- Device specific previews, providing the developer the ability to view content without previewing on a browser or publishing
- And, not only Responsive Closed Captions Text, but customizable size and location on the CCT box on the screen
All of this, and more, just goes to show that Adobe truly cares about their customers."
— Anita Horsley, M.Ed. CEO, CALEX Learning Consultants LLC
"The new release of Adobe Captivate is an amazing step up! About 3 years back, Adobe clearly defined the path that responsive content was the way to go to create mobile learning. While I've been creating responsive courses in Captivate since Captivate 8, I always wondered if there was an efficient way to turn my older desktop-only content to mobile learning other than copy and paste. With this release Adobe Captivate has fulfilled that wish for me! The "Save As Responsive" option in Adobe Captivate 2017 just made this job seem like a breeze at the click of a button. What a HUGE time saver. This release is a must get for me!"
— Phil Cowcill, Senior eLearning Specialist, Department of National Defence, Canada
"Creative inspiration doesn't always happen at my desk and during office hours. Therefore, it's very important for me to be able to create and use prototypes or storyboards of my ideas. Adobe Captivate Draft is always on my tablet. It's so simple to capture and create storyboards wherever I am, and the best part – I can bring them in as responsive projects in Adobe Captivate. I'm loving the new 2017 release of Captivate. It's like Adobe was reading my mind with all the new features!"
— Paul Wilson, eLearning Designer, Developer, Paul Wilson Learning
"For me, the visual aspect is an important part of the overall learning experience. Adobe Captivate has always been at the forefront of graphic design for eLearning, but with the addition of the Typekit online font library, the new Captivate 2017 release takes it to a whole new level. I also love the possibility to save an existing desktop eLearning module as a responsive project. This is a tremendous time saver for me and my customers. This Captivate release gives me more creative opportunities than ever and has already enhanced my production workflow. It simply is the best version ever."
— Damien Bruyndonckx, Co-Founder and Pedagogical Director, DiDaXo Belgium
"I'm getting more and more requests from clients who want us to literally capture their mobile apps and then create eLearning. In the past, I've had to use Reflector because Captivate simply didn't capture Apple mobile devices. In Adobe Captivate, the iOS device capture feature is going to allow us to easily capture mobile content. I'm also very excited about the improvements Adobe Captivate has made to the responsive features! Simply put, I cannot think of another tool that offers this level of responsive output… at any price."
—Kevin Siegel, President, IconLogic Inc.
"I've been using Captivate since it was called RoboDemo, over 12 years now. With each new version has come some exciting updates and new features. Captivate is no exception. I love the new Captivate Draft app for iPads! It lets me brainstorm and rapidly prototype with my clients and my team and then upload the results to the cloud so I can directly use them in Captivate in Windows or Mac. Whoa! That's a first and a very welcome new feature! Add to that the ability to use vector graphics for the first time, which means wonderfully easy resizable images, and that responsive design projects have become even more powerful. Those new features among several others makes Captivate a real winner!"
—Joe Ganci, President, eLearning Joe
"I've been using Captivate since version 1 and I've always been impressed by the versatility of this product. As a teacher, I've always been able to implement any of my pedagogical ideas with Adobe Captivate. This one is no exception. The new multi-states objects give me the ability to tailor the feedback I give to students as never before, the iOS Device capture opens a whole new world of possibilities and the Captivate Draft iPad app makes me more productive than ever. With this version of Captivate in my toolset, I'm confident that can meet the requirements of the most demanding customers and instructional designers."
—Damien Bruyndonckx, Adobe Education Leader | Apple Certified Technical Coordinator
"Adobe Captivate is a game changer! Customizing content for specific devices is really simple with the versatile responsive eLearning authoring capability. I can now preview my projects horizontally and vertically, using five breakpoints. My favorite new feature is iOS Device Capture. I don't have to go outside of Captivate for recording and publishing beautiful mp4s of my phone and tablet screens."
—Alice Acker, President and CEO, Aptus Learning Design, Inc.
"The Adobe Captivate folks have outdone themselves with Adobe Captivate 9. From enhanced effectsand states, recording new video device demos, new knowledge check questions, additional responsive themes and breakpoints, previewing courses in Scorm Cloud, and publishing to Adobe Captivate Prime. It's hard for me to contain the excitement of all the amazing new features of Adobe Captivate 9 here. Adobe Captivate 9 is a one-stop-shop for all your eLearning authoring needs."
—Anita Horsley, Founder and President, CALEX Learning Consultants, LLC
"One of the most important steps in my mobile learning development workflow is creating a prototype. Until now, I've used a variety of tools for this part of the process. Adobe Captivate Draft app is an excellent new tool that will allow me to leverage my prototype and save time in development. I can also share projects in real-time with my Creative Cloud account, allowing me to set up a seamless, collaborative review process. I'm so excited to see Adobe making progress in supporting a full mobile workflow!"
—Sarah Gilbert, President, meLearning Solutions
Since I started using Captivate with version 1, I watched it growing from the best software simulation tool to the most complete and flexible eLearning authoring tool. In version 9 combining the much improved effects work flow - including curved paths and the new states with my old favorite (shared actions) are a promise for more engagement for the trainees. Importing SVG's, roundtripping with Adobe Illustrator, completes the circle of using the best software tools for vector images, bitmap images (Adobe Photoshop) and audio files (Adobe Audition) right from within Adobe Captivate. There are other hidden gems such as connecting with Adobe Captivate Draft through the Creative Cloud, and significant responsive project improvements.
—Lieve Weymeis, Consultant and Trainer, Captivate Blog
"Adobe has done it again. Iteration after iteration, Adobe Captivate continues to widen the gap, leading the way to extend the depth and breadth of what an eLearning authoring tool should be able to do, and Captivate 9 is no exception. Captivate 9 is perfect for creating content for a world with ever-changing devices and screen sizes. It now has 5 preset breakpoints, including responsive portrait and landscape views for both tablets and smartphones and can import SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) directly onto the Captivate stage; each SVG image stays true to form on every device. No more stretched and skewed images on smartphones and tablets! I could go on and on about how much work these two features save me, and how much better looking my end products are. But, there is so much more to experience in Captivate 9!"
—Coline T Son Lee, Managing Partner & Principal Consultant, Everest CS
"What I love about Captivate 9.0 is the easy "real time" view of the responsive effects. It's so easy in this version. I really like the capacity of just selecting the effect under the Timing panel and see how it will look in real time. I like being able to add multiple items and use one effect. Probably what I like best, is being able to customize the motion paths in the responsive view. Depending on your needs, you have complete flexibility with the motion paths. Very nice!!You don't need to be a programmer to add states to objects. It's simple to take advantage of the state view using the Object State view (on the left). We can even "program" what will happen in a visual way using the Object State views as the basis. What does this mean for us? Objects can have different states and it's easy to apply these different states. This helps save time, as you don't need to do any written programming."
—Risa Blair, Global Trainer & Manager, HR Anew
"The way we work is evolving and how we access technology is changing too. Organizations are providing tools now to their employees on their mobile devices. Being able to show someone how to access a mobile app is now a lot easier with iOS Device Capture in the new Adobe Captivate 9. I can record demos of app functionality so people will know how to use the apps they need to do their jobs. I can also add mobile gestures to emulate taps, swiping and pinch-to-zoom to give them a real world experience!"
—Will Constantine, President, LearnHaus
"Captivate has long been my favorite authoring tool. With some creativity, it makes it possible to achieve well-structured and engaging learning interactions. However, while being a lover of technologies, as a digital immigrant, I often face challenges to achieve the desired outputs, especially in complex game-based learning interactions. The Adobe Captivate technical support, which can be easily accessed through the program's help system, surpasses the natural barriers set by different generations and levels of computer expertise. Technical team members have shown to be patient, clear and reliable in providing the needed guidance to solve encountered issues, and thus helped me achieve the required quality of eLearning courses. They continuously exceed –by far- my already high expectations."
—Susan Skinner, World Bank, e-velopment.org
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I'm convinced eLearning is dead and all of us need to focus on delivering compelling learning experiences that are fluid across multiple screens, taking eLearning beyond the desktop computer. Captivate Draft strengthens the idea that mobile devices are maturing from simple consumption tools to powerful authoring devices. Adobe has set the bar really high for everyone else developing learning design software.
—RJ Jacquez, The mLearning Revolution Blog
Captivate Draft, a storyboarding tool, is an iPad app that is designed to work in conjunction with Adobe Captivate 9 and its 2017 release. It allows designers to convert their ideas into storyboards complete with eLearning elements such as content and questions slides, branching and more. The advantage of having this tool as an iPad app is clear. I can't tell you how many times I have gone to eLearning development meetings and debated whether I should bring my clunking laptop with me.
—Paul Wilson
Multi-state objects was one of the new features in Adobe Captivate's earlier version that I really like. It allows you to define various states for an object and then switch between these states based on user interaction, advanced actions and so on. It could be done before also but now it is much simpler.
—Michael Lund, CP Guru
One of the more exciting features that I really like is the Adobe Captivate Draft app available in the Apple App Store. Create your storyboard in the app, save it to Creative Cloud and open it directly into Captivate (2017 release) for full development. Another fantastic feature that has been enhanced is responsive projects … now they can have up to 5 breakpoints. A new level of interactivity has been added with multi-state objects ... you can create these interactions without having to use show/hide techniques.
—Will Constantine, Learnhaus
One of the great new things is the ability to create motion effects without any sort of programming. Move objects along linear, curved, or custom paths with ease. Each of these effects can also be adjusted for each of the new responsive break points built into Captivate.
—Brother Bryce, eLearning Brothers
This new release includes some solid updates. There's an actual Effects module with the selected effects visible on the master timeline. And an updated Objects panel allows you to convert any element into a multi-state object. Improvements to the Responsive Design capabilities Captivate offers give it a HUGE advantage over competing products in this space. I was surprised to see Captivate Prime and not Connect Prime. Looks like Adobe has put significant effort into this LMS product, building it from scratch.
—The Chef, eLearning Chef
The important question to ask is, "Are the added features worth the upgrade?" In this case, the answer is definitely Yes. Here are my top nine reasons to update.
—Joe Ganci, Learning Solutions Magazine
No better way to get the feeling of new features than to create a real project from scratch. I discovered some gems while exploring. Roundtripping with Adobe Illustrator … I call this the (until now) missing link in the beautiful bracelet of Adobe applications that allow you to create amazing eLearning courses: Captivate, Photoshop, Audition, Edge Animate, Edge Inspect and now finally Illustrator!
The previous Effects panel is gone! You can have all motion paths on different objects visible at the same time. That makes life so much easier.
—Lieve Weymeis, a.k.a. Lilybiri
My favorite new features: (a) Responsive design – it's faster and easier than ever (b) Advanced Actions – it's the small simple things that make developing eLearning so much easier (c) in-product preview … yes, preview your course right within Captivate to see how it functions within an LMS … SO cool!
—Anita Horsley, Founder, Calex Learning Consultants
Elearning Magazine 2014
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Codie Awards 2014
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BSOCO Awards 2013
Award: "eLearning / Rapid Learning Category - Gold
Brandon Hall Excellence in Technology Awards 2012
Award: "Best Advance in Content Authoring Technology" – Gold
Brandon Hall Excellence in Technology Awards 2012
Award: "Best Advance in Technology for Testing or Learning Evaluation" - Silver
Elearning Magazine 2010
Award: "Best Rapid Development Tool." Category – Award of Excellence
Elearning Magazine 2010
Award: "Best Simulation Development Tool." – Category Winner
Elearning Magazine 2010
Award: "Best eLearning Development Tool." Category – Award of Excellence
Brandon Hall Research Award
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Training Media Review
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I have Kim Robertson's Moon Rise CD which is wonderful, and after hearing the samples on this page will purchase this one as well. I became a fan of solo harp music many years ago after hearing an LP by Sylvia Woods called The Harp of Brandiswhiere. These artists are a blessing to us all, and I am greatful for their presence in my lifetime and their efforts. Thank you to all musicians for the goodness you bring to everyone.
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Put this music on, and all your cares will drain away as your mind floats on the sounds Kim's tender melodies. Close your eyes, and drift over the Irish fields of clover in Springtime, or across the rocky shoreline of Scotland, or just the imagined world of your dreams. Listen to this music, and dream.
Kim Robertson's repertoire includes timeless Celtic melodies, classical, Renaissance and medieval works, and original compositions which, since the release of her 1991 album, Angels in Disguise, also feature her beautiful lyrics and vocals.
Born and raised in Wisconsin, Kim Robertson began studying piano at age eight, continuing on into college as a piano major. I was in Kim Robertson's senior year of high school that Kim first began to learn the pedal or orchestral harp. "I was never a very good pedal harp student since I was not interested in a symphonic career. I found it fascinating only as a sideline."
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Haunted Mansion: Madame Leota
Madame Leota may be the most popular Haunted Mansion character (next to the beloved Hitchhiking Ghosts). In fact, the crystal ball/projection effect is one of the most imitated props recreated by home haunters.
When the ride brought me into the dark space with the floating crystal ball, and Madame Leota's booming voice inviting the spirits to come forth, I instantly understood what all the fuss was about.
I was able to snap this quick photo with my iPad, believe it or not (photography is allowed, but no flash as it ruins the ambience). I didn't think anything was going to turn out, since I was a) moving in b) a pitch black room and c) not actually looking at what was on screen because I didn't want to miss a moment.
The cool thing (one of many) about visiting the Haunted Mansion at Walt Disney World during Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween is that Madame Leota herself is sitting out in front of the mansion in the evening, greeting guests and interacting with them as they wait in line (see the various pictures below).
I was lucky enough to attend two party nights, and the ladies portraying Madame Leota were hilarious. Quick witted improvisers who never broke character, they constantly engaged the crowd and playfully jested with those in line. Hands down, it's the best character interaction in the park, and she never loses steam.
I hate to post a picture using flash, but I was unable to get a clear shot of her with the eerie glow of the spotlights (definitely a tripod moment).
I forgive myself this one shot, robbing her of her luminescence, because I was fortunate enough to see her walking through the park on her way to the mansion before the sun had fully set. I feel as if I'm not breaking any suspension-of-disbelief/embrace-the-magic rules.
You can stand out front near the exit of the mansion to spend more time listening to her interact with folk. I went on the ride 4 times, usually with FastPasses or when the lines were low, so I didn't have too much time to linger. In fact, I was the only Halloweenaholic who was stopping to photograph anything.
But...I mean...isn't Haunted Mansion the equivalent of Halloween Holy Land?
I know you all understand. It was a bit like a spiritual pilgrimage for me.
And I know I'm not going back to Walt Disney World anytime soon, so I soaked up as many details as I could, and took pictures at moments where I wasn't too busy bursting with excitement or childlike awe.
I snapped a couple of shots of her without flash, and also a picture of her tombstone.
No, I don't have a picture of the tombstone with the eyes open. I was too busy enjoying the moment (even though the Cast Member was bellowing for everyone to get inside).
I have more pictures to come: some really nice photos of the outside monuments and cemeteries, and some ridiculously blurry shots inside the ride that I'm still going to show you despite the poor quality.
I'll also be posting some Haunted Mansion goodies I purchased. Sadly, I didn't have the budget to get everything I wanted (do we ever?) but I think you'll agree I made a good choice.
Happy October, everyone!
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as witnessing the birth of a Cabbage patch doll.....lol! Your enthusiasm shows in every picture you took, and also in the barrage of Instagram shots you shared.
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H5N1, Bird Flu Updates - page 20
Tracking Bird Flu Cases Bird flu deserves its own thread for tracking suspected and confirmed cases. It's not the pandemic virus, but it is still an ongoing and significant threat because of its... Read More
Sep 5, '11The Smart Science of "Contagion"
Dr. Ian Lipkin, balanced a consultative role on the movie with his responsibilities as director of the Center for Infection and Immunity at Columbia and co-chair of the National Biosurveillance Advisory Subcommittee.
The movie is based on the cold, hard facts:
Quote from www.salon.comWe don't have crystal balls that allow us to tell you whether a virus is going to be pandemic, with high pathogenicity, or not. We do know the following: We know that we dodged a bullet on SARS, because SARS actually came through the United States, but it didn't get established here. We know that thousands of people died in China -- and I was in China; I saw the havoc it wreaked there. It was profound. And we know that if we were to have some sort of an outbreak -- or pandemic, worse yet -- in the United States, we don't at present have the tools that are required to rapidly ramp up some sort of a strategy for making vaccines and distributing them. Those are just the cold, hard facts.
We make influenza vaccines in chicken eggs right now, right? Which means we need, what, 300 million eggs, fertile eggs in order to make vaccines? That's insane! We have to change the way we do these things. Furthermore, much of the vaccine manufacturing has moved out of the United States, so when we needed lots of vaccine in 2009, there were people who ran out and couldn't make it for us. Do you remember that? We had contaminations of various facilities. That was a situation where that particular virus was not a major threat to humankind. But the next one may be.
The problem, of course, is that, if this happens two or three years in a row -- it happens with SARS, and it happens with H1N1, and it happens with H5N1 and so forth -- people say, "OK, every time we have a new flu season, you guys tell us the sky is falling, and then the sky doesn't fall." And at some point they also say: "All right, we're done with this hype." My argument is that if we actually make generic improvements to all these different platforms -- recognition of risk, response to risk -- then whatever it is, whether it's tuberculosis or SARS or flu or whatever, we'll be in a better position to deal with it.
Oct 9, '11New H5N1 Human Cases in Indonesia
Yesterday, the Indonesia Ministry of Health announced the case of a young child from West Jakarta who died on August 25, 2011. This is the first case confirmed in Indonesia by the Ministry of Health since June 2011. (link)
And two young brothers from Bali were locally confirmed with H5N1 today. These two cases have not yet been verified by the Ministry of Health. (link)
Presumably these cases will be confirmed by WHO shortly.
Oct 17, '11Bird Flu is heating up in Indonesia -
Status update -
In the past week and a half, a mother, her son, and her daughter have all died from suspected bird flu infection on the island of Bali.
Another individual is hospitalized on the island of Bali with bird flu symptoms.
And 5 individuals are hospitalized and receiving treatment for H5N1 on the island of Lombok.
Oct 30, '11WHO: Indonesian Bird Flu Update #7
Quote from afludiary.blogspot.comThe World Health Organization has posted an update on the two Indonesian children who died from the H5N1 virus earlier in the month (see Bird Flu Claims Two Lives On Bali).
Complicating this story, the mother of these two children died about a week later. But from media reports it isn't clear whether appropriate samples were taken for lab testing before she was buried (see Indonesia: Bali Bird Flu Suspect Dies, Suspect Cases Increase in Mataram).
For now, she remains an unconfirmed case.
Nov 3, '11WHO: Egypt H5N1 Update
Yesterday, WHO announced the 569th officially confirmed case of H5N1. The 1 year old boy from Gharbia Governorate, Egypt, was symptomatic on September 17, 2011. He was hospitalized on September 21, treated with oseltamivir, recovered, and was released on September 25, 2011.
Although Egypt has reported 33 human cases of H5N1 in 2011, the good news is that a majority of them (21) have survived.
Nov 16, '11Family cluster of H5N1 infections in Bali in October - The mother and two children died
In mid October two siblings from Bali died from H5N1. A few days later the mother also died and has only now been reported by WHO (link) to have been infected with H5N1. This is largest cluster of WHO confirmed cases since the three family members in Pakistan in 2007. Unsurprisingly, WHO does not discuss the possibility of human-to-human transmission in this cluster.
Dec 4, '11Another H5N1 Case in Egypt
On November 29th WHO announced another human case of H5N1 in Egypt. A 31 year old woman from Dakahlia Governorate showed symptoms on November 10 and was hospitalized in November 16th. As of November 29th she was still in intensive care with ventilation support.
Jan 3, '12More H5N1 Cases in November and December, 2011
Dakahlia Governorate, Egypt, Mother and Child
In late November, a pregnant woman and her child from Dakahlia Governorate, Egypt developed symptoms on the same day on November 26 from H5N1 infection. They were both hospitalized. The mother died on December 3. The child apparently survived. Both individuals had exposure to sick and dead backyard poultry (chicken and turkeys). (WHO link)
Dakahlia Governorate, Egypt, 29-year-old Male
On December 21, WHO reported another H5N1 case, a 29-year-old male also from Dakahlia Governorate in Egypt. He developed symptoms on 8 December 2011 and was admitted to the hospital on 15 December 2011. He died 4 days later on 19 December 2011. Investigations into the source of infection indicated that the case had exposure to backyard poultry. (WHO link)
What was NOT reported by WHO on December 21, was that the 29-year-old male from Dakahlia Governorate was the brother of the pregnant woman who died from bird flu on December 3, and the uncle of the child who survived the bird flu infection as reported by WHO on December 15. These three individuals constitute a family cluster. It is not certain if all were infected from a common exposure or if limited H2H transmission occurred.
Bao'an District, Shenzhen City, Guangdong Province, China, Bus Driver
In the past 72 hours, media reports in China identified a 39-year-old bus driver from Shenzhen City who was infected with H5N1. He was symptomatic on December 21, hospitalized on December 25, and died on December 31, 2011. Chinese media reports are conflicting on how he contracted the H5N1 infection. Contact tracing has been initiated, but so far no other human cases of H5N1 infection have been discovered. Detailed tracking of this case can be found at this FluTrackers link.
Jan 3, '12A Summary of Worldwide Human H5N1 Cases in 2011
I have prepared an overview of human H5N1 infections in 2011.
Abstract - In 2011, 59 human cases of H5N1 were reported from around the world, a 23% increase over 2010. Five countries reported cases in 2011, Bangladesh, Cambodia, China, Egypt, and Indonesia. Almost half of the 59 cases (about 45%) were children under 10 years old. The fatality rate did not appreciably decline in 2011, about half of all the reported cases died. Four small family clusters were noted during the year. The source of exposure for all of the cluster cases has been reported as exposure to sick and dying poultry. None of these clusters resulted in sustained human to human transmission. Based on an analysis of the 2011 data, the potential for a virulent H5N1 pandemic has not diminished.
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The full article is presented at this FluTrackers link.
Jan 4, '12Should we fear avian H5N1 influenza?
Should we fear avian H5N1 influenza?
Quote from www.virology.wsWhy did Paul Keim, chair of the National Science Advisory Board for Biosecurity (NSABB) say "I can't think of another pathogenic organism that is as scary as this one". What lead Donald McNeil, writing about H5N1 in the New York Times, to conclude that "In its natural form, it is known to have infected only about 600 people since its discovery in 1997, but it killed more than half of them."
To know the fatality rate of avian H5N1 influenza virus in humans, we need to divide the number of fatalities by the number of infections. We do not know that last number – but there are hints that it could be quite large. In a recent study of rural Thai villagers, sera from 800 individuals were collected and analyzed for antibodies against several avian influenza viruses, including H5N1, by hemagglutination-inhibition and neutralizationassays. The results indicate that 73 participants (9.1%) had antibody titers against one of two different H5N1 strains. The authors conclude that 'people in rural central Thailand may have experienced subclinical avian influenza virus infections'. A subclinical infection is one without apparent signs of illness.
Until we know how many individuals are infected with avian influenza H5N1, we must refrain from making dire conclusions about the pathogenicity of the virus. Doing so has only lead us down a dangerous path of fearing that H5N1 influenza virus might be used as a weapon of bioterrorism, and restricting the publication of scientific papers on the virus.
Mar 16, '12Israel: Cats Infected With H5N1
Influenza can infect both birds and mammals. Consuming a meal of an infected bird or animal uncooked will lead to illness and probable death for mammals including humans. There is quite a history of animals being infected if you read some of these links. The point to remember is that bird flu mostly infects birds but other species are susceptible as well.
I remember being very surprised when I read of this occurring in Indonesia when Dr. Andrew Jeremijenko found virus in a feral kitten while he was working for NAMRU 2 (the US Naval research station there). He was testing the birds and, only tested the cat out of curiosity. What do you know? The kitty was positive.
Quote from www.nature.comhttp://scienceblogs.com/effectmeasur...latest_ind.phpAndrew Jeremijenko, head of influenza surveillance at the US Naval Medical Research Unit 2 in Jakarta, Indonesia, detected H5N1 in a kitten he found near a poultry outbreak in Cipedang, West Java, and tested out of curiosity on 22 January. The virus from the kitten is closely related to recent H5N1 strains isolated from humans in Indonesia: it shares genetic changes found in human strains that are not present in samples from birds.
Quote from http://scienceblogs.com/effectmeasure/2006/08/questions_raised_by_latest_ind.php.com
Aup and his cousin fed the poultry carcasses to dogs. Published reports make it fairly certain that domestic and large cats eating infected meat have become infected and are able to spread the disease horizontally (from cat to cat). Millions of infected poultry are also being eaten by other mammals (and probably non mammals), but we have no systematic surveillance of other species for infection with this virus. We expect that the discovery of wild birds in North America infected with high path H5N1, when and if it occurs, will again raise the issue of infection via the gastrointestinal route. We hope so. An honest examination of this question is needed, not just a reflexive spinning as a way to protect the poultry industry.
But the issue goes beyond that, to questions of other animal reservoirs of the virus.


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Databases in Large AI Systems
Databases are at the heart of most real-world knowledge base systems. The management and effective use of these databases will be the limiting factors in our ability to build ever more complex AI systems. This article reports on a workshop that explored how databases and their associated technologies can best be used in the development of large AI applications.
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Board members of a local economic development organization faced a decision of teaming up with Toledo or Dayton as part of regionalization of Gov. John Kasich's JobsOhio reform of Ohio's government.
Wapakoneta Area Economic Development Council (WAEDC) members decided the best interests of the city would be served by pairing with the Toledo region, one of six in the state under JobsOhio, WAEDC Executive Director Greg Myers told the Wapakoneta Daily News. Since Auglaize County is a border county, Kasich offered economic development entities the option of which region they could align with under his reform to privatize the work of the Ohio Department of Development.
Myers said aligning their economic development efforts with Toledo made the most sense to WAEDC board members because the Toledo Regional Growth Partnership (RGP) permitted a group of counties within the region to maintain their autonomy.
"Our little Region 3 group, which is comprised of eight counties from Hancock County down to Auglaize County and Hardin County to the Ohio-Indiana state line, we didn't feel we would be well suited to align with a metro Toledo or metro Dayton market because we are so different," Myers said. "But when the RGP said we don't really want to be the umbrella for all of northwest Ohio and they said they were willing to contract with the existing Region 3 partners be your own economic development organization within west-central Ohio — create your own identity, implement your own marketing programs, your own retention and expansion programs — all the things JobsOhio requires you to do then you can do it independent of us and we will just act as your fiscal agent.
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ticing for us," he said. "Now some serious in-state funding is going to provide the means to do that, to develop and initiate those programs."
Myers said the members of Region 3, which includes the WAEDC, will subcontract and be a part of the Toledo region under JobsOhio regional
Myers also noted he would continue to be in contact with leaders of the Dayton region because of Wapakoneta's proximity to the city 60 miles to the south.
The advantage of Region 3 economic development entities being able to subcontract with Toledo is the existing Region 3 counties are rural communities with more in common with each other than they have in common with a large city so their marketing and selling efforts are more closely related.
"The plan is the Jobs-Ohio regions will pick up the ball because of the funding following it and we will determine what the resources are within the region, how we can leverage our dollars to get those resources where they need to be, market those resources and identify companies that would like to bring jobs to Ohio," Myers aid. "Those efforts will both be regionalized and privatized.
"JobsOhio will still be developing the overall marketing strategy for the state, but the actually feet on the ground will be in the individual regions," he said. "Our goal is to create good jobs for Wapakoneta."
Under Kasich's plan, state money will be distributed to the large metropolitan regions for marketing, retention and expansion programs, and Myers anticipates a portion of the money going to the northwest Ohio region, or Toledo region, being distributed to the existing Region 3 sub-group.
"We discussed today how we can best translate successful economic development activities under the new JobsOhio program and our alignment with northwest Ohio to make things happen," Myers said.
He also discussed the fact the 471-acre Job Ready Sites manufacturing site as one of the prime properties in the state and would be a gem in the region. He said the marketing and attraction activities is shifting to Ohio Sales Partnership as well as continued work by CB Richard Ellis, the nation's largest commercial retailer contracted by the city.


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