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Holistic Consultation/Second Opinion
For our clients who want a holistic approach to their pet's healthcare, we offer a holistic consultation. For those who have sought advice elsewhere, but who need additional information, we offer second opinions. These more extensive visits afford you more time and attention to the many facets of your pet's health. For maximizing your pet's nutrition and wellness; or for treating cancer, lameness, allergies, gastrointestinal disorders, or other health problems, we want to give you as much help as possible in giving your pet a healthy life. Read Dr. Donn's Philosophy for more information on our approach.
The costs for a holistic consultation or second opinion include:
- $58 Office Visit
- $146 for 30 minutes of the doctor's time ($73 for each additional 15 minutes)
Total for a 30-minute holistic consultation or second opinion: $204*
*Dr. Griffith may recommend diagnostic work and/or supplements or products that he believes will help your pet. Those items would add additional cost to your visit. You are free to accept or decline those recommendations.
It is most helpful to us if you bring to your appointment the following items (faxing them ahead of time is not as helpful):
- In one page or less, your statement telling what you would like to learn or gain from your visit.
- Laboratory test results
- X-Rays
- Medical notes and records (We prefer that they are arranged in chronological order, with most recent on top.)
- Your questions
- Observations, including a diary of observations in chronological order, beginning the first time a problem was noticed.
- Original containers of any medications and/or supplements your pet is taking; full brand name and type of your pet's food.
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The April issue is jam packed with a ton of GREAT stories… Discover how modern day treasure hunters enjoy the thrill of Geo Caching. Walk down a ancient trail to understand the mysticism and workings of the Shamans Cave. Learn from Ernie Cowan, one of the best desert photographers, on just how to maximize your Wildflower Photography. Enjoy a explosive way to collect rocks and minerals during the Trona Gem-o-Rama. Retrace history with author Karen Lee Bixman and the story of land theft in the Great Gold Heist. Author Delmer Ross shares his interesting story about a crazed Naked Man out on the desert!!!! Get all of these stories and more in this issue of Dezert Magazine!
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Radiation Therapy for Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma
Radiation therapy uses high-energy rays to kill cancer cells.
When might radiation therapy be used for non-Hodgkin lymphoma?
Radiation might be used to treat non-Hodgkin lymphoma (NHL) in some different situations:
- It can be used as the main treatment for some types of NHL if they are found early (stage I or II), because these tumors respond very well to radiation.
- For more advanced lymphomas and for some lymphomas that are more aggressive, radiation is sometimes used along with chemotherapy.
- People who are getting a stem cell transplant may get radiation to the whole body along with high-dose chemotherapy, to try to kill lymphoma cells throughout the body.
- Radiation therapy can be used to ease (palliate) symptoms caused by lymphoma that has spread to internal organs, such as the brain or spinal cord, or when a tumor is causing pain because it's pressing on nerves.
How is radiation therapy given?
When radiation is used to treat NHL, it's most often done with a carefully focused beam of radiation, delivered from a machine outside the body. This is known as external beam radiation.
Before your treatment starts, your radiation team will take careful measurements to find the correct angles for aiming the radiation beams and the proper dose of radiation. This planning session, called simulation, usually includes getting imaging tests such as CT or MRI scans.
Most often, radiation treatments are given 5 days a week for several weeks. The treatment is much like getting an x-ray, but the radiation is stronger. The procedure itself is painless. Each treatment lasts only a few minutes, although the setup time – getting you into place for treatment – usually takes longer.
Radiation can also be given as a drug in some cases. (See Immunotherapy for Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma for more details.)
Possible side effects
The side effects of radiation therapy depend on where the radiation is aimed. Common side effects include:
- Skin changes in areas getting radiation, ranging from redness to blistering and peeling
- Feeling tired
- Nausea
- Diarrhea
Nausea and diarrhea are more common if the abdomen (belly) is treated with radiation.
Radiation given to several areas, especially after chemotherapy, can lower blood cell counts and increase the risk of infections.
Radiation to the head and neck area can lead to mouth sores and trouble swallowing. Some people later have problems with dry mouth.
Often these effects go away shortly after treatment is finished.
Side effects tend to be worse if radiation and chemotherapy are given together.
Possible long-term side effects of radiation therapy can be more serious:
- Radiation to the chest might damage the lungs and lead to trouble breathing. It can also affect the heart, making you more likely to have a heart attack later on.
- Radiation to the neck can lead to thyroid problems later in life. This can lead to fatigue and weight gain. Radiation to the neck may also increase the risk of stroke many years later.
- Side effects of brain radiation therapy usually become most serious 1 or 2 years after treatment and may include headaches and problems such as memory loss, personality changes, and trouble concentrating.
- Other types of cancer can form in the area that received radiation. For example, radiation to the chest may increase the risk of lung cancer (especially in smokers) and of breast cancer. This happens rarely.
To learn more about radiation therapy, see the Radiation Therapy section of our website.
Freedman AS, Jacobson CA, Mauch P, Aster JC. Chapter 103: Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma. In: DeVita VT, Lawrence TS, Rosenberg SA, eds. DeVita, Hellman, and Rosenberg's Cancer: Principles and Practice of Oncology. 10th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins; 2015.
National Cancer Institute. Physician Data Query (PDQ). Adult Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma Treatment. 2016. Accessed at www.cancer.gov/types/lymphoma/hp/adult-nhl-treatment-pdq on May 15, 2016.
National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN). Practice Guidelines in Oncology: Non-Hodgkin's Lymphomas. Version 3.2016. Accessed at www.nccn.org/professionals/physician_gls/pdf/nhl.pdf on May 11, 2016.
Roschewski MJ, Wilson WH. Chapter 106: Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma. In: Niederhuber JE, Armitage JO, Doroshow JH, Kastan MB, Tepper JE, eds. Abeloff's Clinical Oncology. 5th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier; 2014.
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- Chemotherapy for Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma
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- High-Dose Chemotherapy and Stem Cell Transplant for Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma
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Here's what happens when you edit the end of a Pixar film as part of an elaborate practical joke on your mother and then document her reaction. Thanks to our pal Eric for the heads up!
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Here's what happens when you edit the end of a Pixar film as part of an elaborate practical joke on your mother and then document her reaction. Thanks to our pal Eric for the heads up!
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This wasn't a year to wow you. 2010 may have been somewhat of an off year for movies, but there are several quality films that hit theaters this year which are worth noting. A couple things struck me as I was putting together this list. First, how actresses stepped up huge this year. Whether in lead or supporting roles, it was a year dominated by the performances of the fairer sex. And second, 2010 was a year of raw emotion, almost visceral, brought to screen. You might argue that one or two of my choices didn't have elaborate plots, but each delivered on an emotional level.
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Another year of Cinema has come and gone, and I can't help but feel we got cheated of any true masterpieces. Having said that, the next rung down – the four- and four-and-a-half star films of the world – seemed to be abnormally plentiful this year. In crafting my ten favorite films of the year, I ultimately came up with twenty-four films that I felt were worthy of a spot on the list – if not necessarily in any year, then pracitcally as much as any one that did make 2010's cut. (As such, the unlucky fourteen are listed at the end). The following movies could just of easily been presented without order, none of them feel head-and-shoulders above any other; but after a few days of indecision, this is what I came to. Let me know what you think below – what were your favorite movies of the year?
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This past week in Frankfort marked the halfway point of the 2018 Legislative Session. Kentucky is a robust state, with many incredibly good traits, and some serious issues still to tackle.
The incessant rain produced gloomy skies over Frankfort last week. Only occasional glimmers of light were visible through the clouds. The same could be said for the action – or lack thereof – on a pension or budget bill this week. We heard whispers of a possible pension bill that gave us a slight twinkle of hope. However, that quickly faded as it became apparent no such a bill would be forthcoming.
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Turns out there are sick people everywhere this winter, even in the White House. Only it is not the flu that's getting them down; it is the piling up of violence against women, of harassers and abusers, of sick men.
Happy Valentine's Day. I love my readers. If you have someone you love and just haven't found the right gift, give one from the heart.
As the 2018 session moves into February, key House priorities are moving through the legislative process, and we recently passed multiple bills to enhance the quality of education in Kentucky.
Well, Punsxutawney Phil made his prediction and winter lovers rejoiced.
One of the signs that spring has arrived is when the yellow flowers of buttercup begin to appear, but it's during the winter months that the vegetative growth of buttercup takes place.
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The McGregor Clan Club Club is a special way to sample McGregor's finest wines year 'round. Members receive two bottles of wine shipped directly to them every other month. The wines we ship represent the best of McGregor and are often limited in release. Members tell us that opening their Wine Club packages and discovering the Clan selection of wines is almost like a little visit to the winery.
McGregor Vineyard's commitment to premium plantings and meticulous vineyard management results in a small but spectacular production of estate grown and bottled wines.
The tasting room at McGregor Vineyard is currently open every day from 10am to 6pm.
A visit to our winery is a unique experience, as we offer a seated tasting and sampling plates of cheese, pesto, and chocolate with every tasting. Our experienced staff will guide you through the history of McGregor Vineyard from a winemaking perspective.
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Top 5 Strange 9/11 Coincidences. A lot of conspiracy theorists point out strange 9/11 coincidenses. The september 11 attacks did happen and ...
Top 5 Strange 9/11 Coincidences. A lot of conspiracy theorists point out strange 9/11 coincidenses. The september 11 attacks did happen and we are, for now, believing what we are being told. But we did want to list 5 coincidences that make us think twice about these horrible attacks5. Where did the money go?On September 10, 2001, Donald Rumsfeld issued a press conference declaring that $ trillion of the Pentagon's money could not be accounted for.
The next day, the explosion at the Pentagon obliterated its accounting office and the ensuing destruction and confusion put the case of the money trail to HalliburtonHalliburton, the conglomerate that provides defense, infrastructure and energy, also happens to be the company Dick Cheney was formerly CEO of before he became Vice President.
The same man who ran a company which profited hugely from 9/11 also helped start a think tank that pushed for a military presence in the Persian Gulf to shape the world according to America's Passports Intact!Three passports were found at the plane crash sites: two in Pennsylvania and one in New York.
A fireball 100 stories high in a building that collapses to dust and debris leaves behind a perfect passport of one of the culprits to the crime, but it doesn't leave behind the indestructible black boxes of the aircraft recorders?!2. Alex JonesOn July 25, 2001, Alex Jones, the outspoken conspiracy theorist, predicted on his video report that the government would carry out terrorist attacks against itself. The attack would open the doors for a military invasion in the Middle East, expanding the power of corporate America and the military industrial complex, as well as extend martial law to American citizens. He guessed Bin Laden would be blamed for hitting a target, "like the World Trade Center."1.
War Games on 9/11The morning of 9/11, the majority of the eastern air defense of NORAD was preoccupied with a war game that left many jets far away from Washington and New York. In the first phone call between the air-traffic controller and NORAD, the first question out of the NORAD employee's mouth is, "Is this real world or exercise?" On July 7, 2005, the day of the London Bombings, London police were also running a simulated us.


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31361gGEL-TRABUCO 14299gCUSTOMER PROFILE / WHO IS IT FOR?The GEL Trabuco series is targeted towards runners who want a technical trail shoe without sacrificing the comfort of a road shoe. The GEL Trabuco 14 delivers on both fronts with a new upper design that includes several component updates allowing it to take another technical step forward.Starting with an aggressive outsole designed to provide traction on even the most challenging trail surfaces, the pattern features aggressive lateral braking lugs, medial uphill lugs and a nylex forefoot plate for protection from stone bruises. The outsole also features a combination of durable AHAR Sponge rubber with Wet Grip, a sticky rubber compound for better traction. A midfoot Trusstic provides torsional rigidity and is covered by the outsole to prevent slipping.Loyal followers of the GEL Trabuco will also notice we have replaced the traditional heel counter with an external heel counter. This was done namely to increase the proprioceptive feedback given when running on uneven terrain. The new upper has been designed with a focus on support which has been accomplished by a functional logo where the stripes tie in to the lacing system to help secure the upper around the midfoot. KEY FEATURESUpper. An external heel counter combined with dual PHF in the heel collar further enhances upper fit . Rubberised bumper for the toe box enhances durability. A tongue gusset helps to keep out trail debris during trail runningMidsole. Solyte Midsole for durability, cushion and comfort. Rearfoot and Forefoot GEL units provide maximum shock attenuation. Extended DuoMax for medial support on uneven terrain. A rearfoot cradle adds to the overall stability of the shoeOutsole. An aggressive outsole design delivers the grip and durability needed for running on trail surfacesPersonal Heel Fit System3MComfordryDual Density MidsoleGEL RearAHARSolyte 55GEL FrontSolyteTrusstic SystemCUSTOMER PROFILE / WHO IS IT FOR?The GEL-Torana 5 is a trail shoe for the consumer who wants a structured running shoe with a trail outsole. This shoe, whilst being a great selection for light trails is also well suited to road use.tGEL-TORANA 5MEDIALLATERAL CCS ANTI-GRAVEL TONGUE ICEWALK ARCH SUSTAIN AHAR AMFIT WIDTH CUSHIONING VENTILATION OTHER LIGHTWEIGHT STABILITY DURABILITY FIT Standard GEL (Rear), Comfortdry Reflectivity Trusstic AHAR Removable SocklinerSpEVA MidsoleDuoMax
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She first swept us off our feet as a straightedge high school student who manipulates the grape vine to move up on the social totem pole. In reality, this actress hardly needs help in the popularity department. Followers have dyed their hair red in imitation, and fantasized about dating her super-hero boyfriend. Now, adoring fans can look forward to seeing Emma Stone in Woody Allen's new film, Magic in the Moonlight. Our spotlight this week features the doe-eyed actress, who seems to only get better with each role she plays.
Stone was born in Scottsdale, Arizona, the daughter of golf club owners. She lived on the grounds of the Camelback Inn from the age of 12, and was homeschooled for some time during her youth. This allowed her to perform in many productions at the Valley Youth Theatre in Phoenix. As a child, Stone participated in improvisational comedy groups and starred in productions such as The Wind in the Willows, Alice in Wonderland, and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. She also took private lessons with a well-connected acting coach.
At the age of 15, Stone convinced her parents to let her pursue a professional acting career by delivering a PowerPoint presentation called "Project Hollywood", the Madonna song "Hollywood" serving as background music. Luckily, Emma's PowerPoint skills must be as impressive as her acting chops, because in January 2004, she and her mother moved to Los Angeles.
Stone made her television breakthrough playing the part of Laurie Partridge in the VH1 talent/reality show, In Search of the Partridge Family (2004). Afterwards, she had a number of other small TV roles before landing her first feature film, Superbad, in 2007.
Since 2007, Stone has co-starred in The House Bunny (2008), Zombieland (2009), and Paper Man (2009). She reached Hollywood prominence after receiving a nomination for the Golden Globe Awards for Best Actress: Motion Picture Musical or Comedy in 2010, for her lead role in the Will Gluck film, Easy A. Stone has also had notable roles in The Help (2011), and in the Amazing Spider-Man film series (2012–2014).
Her latest project, Allen's new romantic comedy, stars Stone alongside Colin Firth. Set on the French Rivera in the 1920s, the trailer portrays Stone as a persuasive medium named Sophie. Firth's character, a man named Stanley who poses as an Asian magician, is skeptical of Sophie and believes her to be a crook. He sets out to expose her, and in typical Allen fashion, professional and personal complications ensue, resulting in an unlikely romance. Magic in the Moonlight comes out in theatres July 25.


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Cocking Playground Upgraded
The Parish Council has now completed the upgrades to the village's Childrens' Playground. New play equipment, repainting and resurfacing give the playground an inviting new look as can be seen from these photos taken by Peter O'Neill on a sunny spring day.
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It's time for Rally in Germany!
: ADAC Rallye Deutschland 2015
: 20-23/8/2015
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Rally Germany is the first tarmac rally since Monte Carlo. Usually the weather is playing a big role during the rally. There is a mix of everything in this rally, some stages in vineyeards, some in normal tarmac roads and some in military area, like the famous Baumholder, where there is everything you can ever imagine for a stage, normal tarmac, rough/aggressive tarmac, concrete, some gravel even. A real challenge for the drivers. Since 2002 there have only been 3 winners in this rally, Sebastian Loeb won 10 times in a row, then Dani Sordo won 2013 and Thierry Neuville 2014. This is the home rally of Volkswagen, who surely want to win this time, as last year was a nightmare for them.
I have done the rally twice myself, in 2002 I finished 2nd in group N after leading for a longtime, but eventually got a puncture mid rally and just missed out in the end and 2003 I finished 10th overall in a Mitsubishi WRC Step 2. It's a really an interesting and challenging rally.
What is also different in tarmac rallies is that there is allowed so called Gravel Crew, let me explain that shortly.
Gravel Crew:
After drivers have done recce for the stages twice, the notes are copied and a crew, normally also driver and co-driver (who might have stopped carrier) will drive the stages on the morning before drivers go there. This used to be in all rallies, but these days only in tarmac rallies. Their most important thing is to mark any possible chances there might have come after the drivers have done recce. Especially if there is rain, there might be standing water in the middle of a corner or mud under braking etc.. All this information is crucial to drivers attacking the stages. Their work is really important and they need to know what info the driver really wants and needs and this is talked before naturally. Experienced gravel crew can be a very big help for drivers. Also they give last information to the team about weather, as the tire choice is crucial. There is only two options: hard or soft, so not that hard, but still is as the drivers need to 3-5 stages with the tires and f.ex it might be damp/wet in some area and dry in some. Gravel crews also drive the stages after they have been done once, and then there is even more places to mark, as drivers are cutting corners, so there is gravel/mud etc.. gravel crew need to understand again, what will come in to play and what info driver wants..
My prediction of top 8 in the Germany Rally:
1. Meeke
- Was in very good speed in Finland and also last year in Germany. Needs to get really strong results to keep his seat for 2016. The speed is there but can he handle the pressure?
2. Ogier
- Had a massive crash here last year, but will be very strong. One of the biggest, if not biggest favourite to win here. He has made mistakes during the last 2 years so...
3. Latvala
- His confidence is high again after a great drive in Finland. He managed to beat Ogier with driving. Mentally he is not as strong, but if he can get "under his skin" like he did in Finland, there is a chance.
4. Sordo
- Totally lost in last gravel rallies. He is trying, but maybe trying even to hard. This rally is very important for him as he needs to get results. He has a contract for 2016, but surely if results don't get better his seat might be in doubt.
5. Kubica
- I believe he will be fastest Ford driver, but can he keep it together. If he can there might be a chance for a surprise, but not enough for a win. 3-6.
6. Neuville
- Has been totally lost for last 3 rallies, even if got an OK result in Finland. Outpaced by his young teammate. His confidence is low, but won here last year and he is a very brave driver. Outsider chance.
7. Paddon
- The star of the year so far. After a great result in Sardinia, gained a lot of confidence, team noticed his potential and are giving him a lot of seat time in testing. Not a lot of experience in Germany, but still fighting for 5-8.
8. Ostberg
- Good result in Finland, but tarmac is not his best surface. Will be fighting for points.
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STEVENS POINT, Wis. (Blugolds.com) - Though powered by five wins, the UW-Eau Claire women's swimming & diving team fell short in the team competition in today's triangular against St. Cloud State University (Minn.) and UW-Stevens Point.
The Blugolds lost 191-108 to St. Cloud and was defeated 164-135 against Stevens Point.
Nicole Dorvinen (Jr.-Green Bay, Wis./Bay Port) and defending WIAC swimmer of the week Julia Olson (Jr.-Faribault, Minn.) combined to win all five of Eau Claire's victories. Dorvinen took first in both the 500 and 1,000-yard freestyle events, with respective times of 5:18.33 and 10:53.83. She also grabbed the victory in the 200-yard butterfly competition with a winning time of 2:11.75.
Olson nabbed firsts in the 50 and 100-yard freestyle events, with times of 24:65 and 54:06.
The Blugolds narrowly missed wins in two more events, recording seconds by less than one-second margins. Megan Finley (Sr.-Waunakee, Wis.) was runner-up in the 100-yard backstroke with a time of 1:02.31. Casey Preissel's (Sr.-Wisconsin Dells, Wis.) time of 2:00.90 in the 200-yard freestyle competition was just .37 off the leader's pace. Preissel also grabbed a third in the 200-yard backstroke.
Eau Claire also posted a solid finish in the 400-yard freestyle relay, with the team of Olson, Preissel, Finley and Kirsten Lickel (Jr.-Madison, Wis./East) swimming a 3:41.24 good enough for third place.
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Rheumatoid Arthritis
Advanced RA in the hips resembles OA, but the joints are narrowed symetrically unlike OA. The hips look like they will almost move right right into the middle of the pelvis. This condition is called protrusio acetabulae.
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How Glyphosate Resistance Helps The Organic Movement
The Roundup brand of glyphosate sold to consumers seems now to have an additional booster herbicide added. Check the weedkiller's label yourself next time you pop into a garden center. What may be an explanation for the changed formulation comes in the way of a research report published in the journal Outlooks on Pesticide Management, with this abstract: GLYPHOSATE-RESISTANT WEEDS: CURRENT STATUS AND FUTURE OUTLOOK Vijay K. Nandula,1Krishna N. Reddy* 2Stephen O. Duke,3and Daniel H. Poston1 review the current situation regarding the development of glyphosate resistant weeds following the increased cultivation of glyphosate-resistant crops and warn of a real loss in glyphosate efficacy if its uncontrolled use continues. TreeHugger is not a peer review type of publication, so we won't go into how many weeds are resistant, where, and it's significance. Take the link above if you want that information. But, we will give some thought to what it means to organic and locally grown foods.There's no way that direct consumer useage has been a primary force in causing the evolved resistance of weeds. The big volumes of glyphosate go onto cash crops. Organic farmers don't, by definition, use glyphosate on their crops. Some locally grown food producers might use it..or might not, if they rely on hand weeding, torching, or "solarizing" instead.
At any rate, the obvious upshot, long term, is that glyphosate reliant food producers will have to spend more time and money to control weeds, while the organic producer's weed control costs will remain unaffected by the evolved glyposate resistance.
We could go on with analogies to other resistance build up examples, like DDT and penicillin, but those don't really seem to apply well, and the point stands on it's own. Organic farming just got a little help from the competition.


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Apparently Nike has a lot of influence over Oregon lawmakers.
Oregon Gov. John Kitzhaber called a special session of the legislature in an attempt to give the company more certainty when it comes to taxes, according to The Oregonian. Nike approached the governor about a month ago with a deal: The company would agree to a major expansion in Oregon instead of growing elsewhere as long as the state kept its policy of only levying taxes on in-state sales.
Though Kitzhaber claimed the Nike expansion could create 12,000 jobs directly and indirectly and boost the state's revenue by $2 billion per year in calling the special session, those figures may be too good to be true. Local governments give companies more than $80 billion in subsidies per year to lure them to certain areas, The New York Times reports -- but some experts have questioned whether those breaks actually hurt localities more than they help.
In addition, local officials say they rarely have enough data to figure out if the companies actually provide the jobs they promise to create, and some admit that businesses may have decided to locate in their region even without the incentives, according to The NYT.
But some localities are moving forward with the incentives anyway. After granting Apple a controversial, multi-million dollar tax break, one Texas county considered a proposal to give tax rebates of up to 80 percent to companies that invest at least $25 million in expansion, hire at least 50 local workers and train or hire potential area employees who are "economically disadvantaged."


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The Civic Commons podcast is a dynamic half-hour public affairs program airing Saturday mornings on WJCU (88.7 FM, University Heights), and Tuesday evenings on WYSU (88.5 FM, Youngstown). It features citizen voices more than talking heads, citizen commentaries instead of expert drones, and hosts who are always looking for different ways to set the stage for discussion. Hosted by award-winning public radio host Dan Moulthrop, produced by Luke Frazier of NOW Productions with assistance from WJCU and edited by Daniel Steinberg of Dim Sum Thinking and Erica Brenner of Brenner Productions. The podcast is part of The Civic Commons, a regional effort to bring more citizens into the conversations that matter.Read more »


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Wednesday, 26 June 2013
In an attempt to get back into practice, here's my offering for this week's Illustration Friday challenge - Surveillance.
I've used an old fanzine cover which started life with a background by Sheryl Birkhead, had a figure added by me and now has digital colour added. I acknowledge there's a little clunky corner in the lower right of the background where I had to take out the issue number - must do better.
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Nicki Minajknows how to make an entrance. The "Super Bass" singer arrived to the 2012 Grammy Awards looking like Lil' Red Riding Hood in a long, hooded red caped gown by Versace. Although she shocked the fans and press with her fashion statement, everyone was talking about her date: a man dressed as the Pope!
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The official website for the Kamen Rider × Kamen Rider Gaim & Wizard: Tenkawakeme no Sengoku Movie Daigassen (Kamen Rider Gaim & Wizard: The Fateful Sengoku Movie Battle) crossover tokusatsu film began streaming a 90-second trailer on Thursday. The trailer features the new Legend Rider Lockseeds that will be included in the film.
Japanese fashion models Joy and Atsushi will both play important roles in the film. Joy will play an alternate version of the historical Tokugawa Ieyasu, a military commander whose goal is to unify the country, and Atsushi will play the mysterious Phantom.
The film is described as the final battle for Wizard. (Highlight the following white text to read spoilers for Wizard) [Haruto confronts Koyomi, who appears to have returned from the dead. However, Haruto insists that she is not Koyomi.]
The film will open in Japan on December 14. Those who purchase advanced tickets will receive a "paper figure Sengoku Sugoroku" board game set in either a "Gaim x Baron" version or a "Ryugen x Zangetsu" version.
Ryuta Tasaki and Takayuki Shibasaki are directing the Kamen Rider Gaim series from scripts by Gen Urobuchi (Puella Magi Madoka Magica, Fate/Zero). The show premiered on Japanese television on October 6.
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If you are into boutique hotels, I can definitely recommend the concept of Andaz, which is a part of the Hyatt Chain.
Today there are only a few around the world. I have personally stayed at three of them, San Diego, Los Angeles and in London.
They always have a great design with a luxurious approach. Every hotel even have their own special scent, which always is amazing.
The Andaz offers your a personal "Host", who is suppose to be your friend throughout your stay. So instead of having one front desk agent, one bellman, one concierge and one greeter, there is one who knows and does it all.
Every night they offer complimentary wine and beverage in the lobby.
The hotel always have a convenient location.
Andaz is definitely a treat for your senses! Soon there will open one in AMSTERDAM!
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For those of you who don't know the Bluoz blog, you should. While we screw around, "reporting" on random street art and food in the hood, Jeff goes out and digs in to the sloppy mess of things that make this neighborhood have the problems that it does (often documenting those very problems with a webcam first-hand).
Case in point is one of his latest articles that goes on at length about just how blatantly wrong, Randy Shaw and company's "most violent block" claim is. But, why would they bother to make this claim in the first place:
The only reason why this report was made is because the Central City SRO Collaborative recently moved to 27 Turk and now Randy Shaw's organization is suddenly aware of crime, because now they have to actually see it with their own eyes.
The fact, is, the CCSRO has been actively campaigning against the police and development for a very long time, so it's extremely hypocritical for them to be suddenly aware of crime now in 2011.
Furthermore, the claims that dealers come from across the bay on BART is also misleading, when many of the criminals come from within their own SRO housing, which has also been ignored by the same CCSRO for a very long time. The fact is that while some dealers come from Bayview, Potrero Hill, Fillmore, many dealers are based in the Tenderloin itself, and are housed there, for example, Hospitality House at 290 Turk.
We knew something smelled funny in the explosion of that story in the media, but we simply complained about it. Instead, Jeff then went back through the police crime archive (the same one Randy & co used to write their report) to actually look at all of 2010 and not cherry pick data to support a ridiculous claim.
It turns out that while that block on Turk has it's (large) share of problem, it isn't the most violent. That dubious honor goes to, *drumroll*, the first block of 6th Street (that one's not so surprising), followed by the 1000 block of Potrero Avenue (this one is actually more surprising, as that's where SF General Hospital is), and then the 800 block of Market Street (where Nordstrom and the Cable Car turnaround are). There you have it.
We're all quite pissed about this as it just shows that when the media see "Tenderloin" and "crime" they run with it, fact checking nothing. You should have a look and see that the only people to try and attack what Jeff has put up are directly involved with the THC/CCSROC groups and/or are suited up campaign photographers.
Nice work, Jeff. As always, a tip of the hat to you.


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My daughter has a ring all the way around her neck that is dark, crusty and cracked, and I remember reading somewhere that this was a symptom of something which I thought that it was diabetes. Is this true? What might be causing it?
Acanthosis Nigricans is a black and velvety change in the skin that can occur in folks who have diabetes or are at risk for diabetes. I would suggest showing the ring to your daughter's pediatrician for a professional opinion.
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Mr. Willis: A few sentences ago, the Minister said that the procedure is fundamentally administrative. I posit a scenario based on what he said last Thursday. If a local education authority placed its schools in the hands of a single company, which it could do under existing legislation, and the Secretary of State gave the company a grant under clause 12, there would be no need for any parliamentary scrutiny. All that would be scrutinised is the amount of money and the annual estimates. Does the Minister agree that that is serious?
Mr. Timms: As the hon. Gentleman explained, he was not able to be with us this morning. We debated companies and schools, which caused some confusion, and I emphasised that we do not envisage companies taking over schools. Governing bodies will continue to have responsibility for managing schools. They will be able to call on companies to help them in that role. I hope that that reassures the hon. Gentleman.
Under existing powers, Parliament cannot fully scrutinise the payment of a sum to a party. Once that power is in place, it can be used for ever and a day to make those payments. The situation that applies at the moment is not much different from that under the new arrangement. The provisions are not that different from those that apply elsewhere. In particular, we are following closely the example of section 2 of the Employment and Training Act 1973, which has operated successfully for nearly 30 years. That provides similar broad powers to support training programmes, and I know that my hon. Friends will be interested to know that that power made possible the establishment of the new deal. If a broad power had not been available, it would have been necessary to go through a whole procedure before the new deal was introduced. As Members know, we were able to establish the new deal quickly. I am not aware of problems that have arisen because of the availability of that power since 1973. Similarly, the powers under which the Higher Education Funding Council and the learning and skills councils are funded do not require secondary legislation either.
The proposals in the Bill are not without precedent. About 60 per cent. of all education funding in England flows through standard spending assessments into the local government finance system. About 25 per cent. of that funding is for higher education and the learning and skills councils, which is paid without the need for secondary legislation. The remaining 15 per cent. of the Department's budget goes on direct support for schools, pre-school education and child careapproximately £5.5 billion rather than the much larger sum mentioned by the hon. Member for Harrogate and Knaresborough. The change brings that sum into line with our support for education at the 16-plus level. The power thus puts a major strand of support for education on the same footing as that already agreed by Parliament elsewhere.
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Relying on secondary legislation leads to complexity and delays in the Government's ability to provide financial support, especially when a precise need cannot be anticipated and existing regulations do not allow for a particular payment.
Mr. Brady: May I remind the Minister that at an earlier stage in our deliberations he said that it was precisely the Government's policy to shift from primary legislation to secondary legislation? Now he claims that even secondary legislation imposes too great a burden of scrutiny on the Government, and he wants to move from secondary legislation to a simple sweeping power for Ministers to do precisely as they please. Will he be consistent, work out what level of scrutiny is appropriate when public money is being spent, and not befuddle the Committee by suggesting that secondary legislation is adequate one day and an impediment to proper government the next?
Mr. Timms: The answer is that primary legislation is appropriate in some circumstances and secondary legislation in others. In the circumstances described here, I argue that arrangements under the Employment and Training Act 1973 are appropriate for the payments requisite under the clause. My argumentthat we need significantly to deregulate in several sectors and that these powers will assist us to do sois completely consistent.
Apart from the complexityits removal will be welcomedelay is another concern. It would be an obvious consequence of the amendments proposed by the hon. Member for Harrogate and Knaresboroughparticularly the 40-day period. Delays can make it difficult to respond to urgent requests for support, not because such support is outside the scope of primary legislation but because secondary legislation needs to be amended and agreed. We must be able to move quickly to provide support where it is needed. A further advantage of avoiding regulations will be the simplifying and streamlining of funding structures for schools and governors.
We are all aware of the concerns of governorswho are, after all, volunteersabout the complexity of the regulations through which they have to apply for funding for their schools. We will replace existing regulations with a simpler, more comprehensive system governing the funding that they receive under a single set of rules and procedures. That will further reduce the work loads of those managing our schools.
Mr. Andrew Turner: I was struck earlier by the idea, ''Physician, deregulate thyself'' when the Minister was applauding himself for deregulating. He says that the provisions are necessary because of the need to act urgently. Can he provide some examples of where the absence of these provisions from the statute book has caused real harm or injustice?
Mr. Timms: I gave a good example to the Committee earlier, and that was the delay in paying threshold payments to teachers working in care homes because they had to be employed in social service departments rather than local education authorities. There is no
Column Number: 208justification for that delay: it was a consequence of the arcane, byzantine regulatory framework in which payments have to be made. I believe that the hon. Gentleman would accept that that is not how things should be.
There was a suggestion in his amendment that all payments should be subject to a published scheme. If a payment is made to a single body, which might not always be the case, for an amount agreed with that body, we should not be required to publish a scheme setting out who can and how to apply for funding. However, most payments would be made under a clear, published financial framework that sets out precisely who is eligible, how they can apply, how their funding will be determined and the conditions that apply to recipients.
Such frameworks already exist for the standards fund, school standards and teachers threshold pay grants, for example. We will continue to publish such information in the future, since it would be impossible to administer those grants without it, although some rationalisation may be possible. However, we should not stipulate in the Bill that schemes must be set out for all payments. In some circumstances, that would not be necessary.
I hope that the Committee agrees that the measure will improve the Department's ability to support education and child care efficiently while reducing the burdens on schools and LEAs, which have rightly been of concern to the Committee. Over a long period, we have developed a large, complex regulatory system. However, if one is determined to provide a payment to a particular institution, it is usually possible to find a regulation that allows it to be made, although it might involve a great deal of complexity. I believe that the Committee will recognise that greater simplicity, which will follow from clause 13, will be valuable not just to Government but to schools and LEAs.
Chris Grayling: The Minister should recognise that we are raising concerns about not only this clause but clauses throughout the legislation because, while the Minister makes right-sounding comments about his desire to deregulate and streamline, deregulation appears to be de facto giving the Secretary of State the power to do anything that he or she wants. One could replace the entire Bill with a single clause that gives the Secretary of State the power to do anything whatsoever in respect of education.
If we had seen evidence over the past five years that the Government are deregulatorythat their natural instinct is not to introduce additional hurdlesthe Minister's reassurances might be more credible. Instead, endless streams of new regulations have made public servants' lives more difficult, not just in education but right across the public sector. The measure does not include clear signposts to remove hurdles but vaguely phrased and swingeingly powerful clauses that allow the Government to take decisions without reference to anyone else.
The nub of our concerns is that the legislation is vague. We are hearing plenty of reassurances from the Minister about guidelines that will be published and documents that will set out the Government's plans,
Column Number: 209but there is nothing tangible to get to grips with. I would like to be certain that the Minister's comments symbolise a major change of direction for the Government and that in the next few years we will see a deregulatory rather than a regulatory Government, but I will believe it when I see it.
Mr. Willis: This has been a useful debate. The record will show that the Minister has made a number of powerful comments about deregulation and simplifying the present bidding culture that has put huge burdens on to schools and LEAs. The trouble with bidding cultures is that not everyone wins. An enormous amount of time and energy is spent bidding for funds, first through the standards funds and then other grants.
I have a lot of sympathy with the hon. Member for Epsom and Ewell (Chris Grayling). Since 1997 the standards fund has increased from roughly £500 million to £3.7 billion. While latterly the number of categories has declined, a huge resource is kept to the Secretary of State. While the Minister made it clear that he does not envisage the Secretary of State taking on greater and greater resources from local government and will ensure that the opposite is the case, clause 13 gives the Secretary of State exactly the powers that I outlined earlier if she wants to use them.
The Committee has simply asked for a way in which that can be scrutinised. The Minister said that they will need to make instant decisions, but he could not give an example where a decision should be so instant that it could not be made within 40 days. If we are talking about giving small sums of money to individuals, the Secretary of State should not be involved. Those decisions should be taken as locally as possible. Why cannot some of those powers and resources be devolved either to local authorities or to the learning and skills councils? The Minister made appropriate reference to the powers that the learning and skills councils have to hand out large sums of money without a great deal of parliamentary scrutiny. Once they have their budgets, the money is handed over and there is no democratic scrutiny of those resources at all. The same is true in higher education although clearly the Bill does not refer to higher education.
I welcome any deregulatory effects of the clauses. Most schools and LEAs would welcome greater control over baseline budgets. They would like to see much of the £3.7 billion that is currently held in the standards fund distributed through the block grant so that schools could plan ahead and have control over their budgets rather than having to wait for the Secretary of State to hand out the next goody. This power can be used disproportionately before a general election. This is a wonderful opportunity for a Secretary of State to buy votes. The Lady Porters of this worldsorry, I should not mention her. I should wash my mouth out. [Hon. Members: ''It is sub judice.''] Nothing is sub judice in this Committee.
I shall not stray too far down this road, but generous settlements have often been made before general elections. The clause gives the Secretary of State
Column Number: 210tremendous powers to do all sorts of things. It has been an interesting debate. We have had good assurances from the Minister, and we will hold him to them. It is rather sad that he does not feel that deregulating to the Secretary of State should not carry a greater level of scrutiny.
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The delicate leaves of chives carry a mild, onion flavor perfect for salads, vegetables, egg dishes, and soups. Clover-like, purple flowers appear in spring; they are edible, make a colorful and flavorful addition to salads. Immature flower buds can be added to stir-fries, or use them to add flavor to fish or potato dishes. Chives are great edging plants in the herb, vegetable, or flower garden. They will grow nicely in containers. Growth is clumping, to 2 ft. tall. A winter hardy perennial for zones 3 and above. Packet is ½ gram, about 375 seeds.
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Plant Chives Seeds: Sow seed in cell packs or flats, press into soil and lightly cover. Darkness will aid germination. Kept at 70°F., germination averages 7-14 days. Transplant chives seedlings 6-8 in. apart, in rows 18 in. apart. Can direct sow chives as soon as soil warms, ¼ in. deep, 1-2 seeds per inch. Thin to 2-3 seedlings every 6-8 inches.
Grow Chives: Full or part sun. Best appearance and production with rich soil and regular water. Harvest chives by cutting leaves back to 2 in. tall. Fresh cut leaves last about 7 days in the refrigerator. In zip-lock bags placed in the freezer, quality is preserved for about 1 year. Flavor of leaves declines when plants bloom, shear leaves back as flower buds develop. Chives flowers are showy and edible, attract bees, butterflies, and beneficial insects. Plants are deer and rabbit resistant.


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This adorable pup is Norman. He is my latest commission and was a pleasure to capture. I wanted this portrait to be reminiscent of the classic dog portraits of the 19th century. During this time, outdoor dog portraits often featured a simple foreground with a tree-line background and a blue sky. I brightened up the colors a bit and gave this theme a try.
Norman's portrait is 8x10" and drawn with pastels on smooth, white vellum.
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Submissions Now Open for Allan Slaight JUNO Master ClassThursday, June 2nd, 2016
The JUNO Awards and Slaight Music have announced the return of The Allan Slaight JUNO Master Class artist development program. Submissions for this year's Master Class are now being accepted through to June 30 at 5 p.m. ET.
This opportunity will recognize three talented Canadian artists or groups – as selected by the Super Jury – that are ready for the next step in their careers. The program aims to provide each participant with "essential tools, unique opportunities, and priceless connections" to amplify their careers and to help them on their journey to the JUNO Awards stage. The Master Class includes a week-long customized artist development program co-developed with Canada's Music Incubator at Coalition Music. Taking place in Toronto, this development program provides hands-on mentoring, education, skills training, development, networking, and collaboration opportunities. Submissions are free and require an active CARAS Academy Delegate endorsement.
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The three winners will each receive an all-inclusive trip to Toronto for an intensive mentorship week with Canada's Music Incubator that culminates with a music industry showcase night in Toronto; a trip to the 2017 JUNO Awards in Ottawa complete with tickets to JUNO Week events and a showcase opportunity during JUNOfest; a docu-series capturing their journey to run on JUNOTV.ca; studio time at Slaight Music Recording Studios, receive a $10,000 MuchFACT Online Music Video Award, and more. For additional information visit www.junomasterclass.ca OR click here to watch our Master Class video.
"We are excited to continue our support of the Allan Slaight JUNO Master Class program," says Gary Slaight, CEO/President Slaight Communications. "Slaight Music is dedicated to initiatives that provide unique opportunities for Canadian music artists to succeed. Last year's winners were a great example of the rising talent we have in Canada and we look forward to carrying on my father Allan's passion for Canadian talent."
The inaugural year of the Allan Slaight JUNO Master Class welcomed three Canadian artists, giving them the tools to amplify their careers. Following their participation in the Master Class, winners Fortunate Ones were nominated for a JUNO Award in the Contemporary Roots Album of the Year category, and have also gone on to win an East Coast Music Award. Fellow winners Derrival were recently nominated for Pop Artists of the Year at Breakout West and Slow Leaves is now touring extensively in Canada. To take a look at the 2016 Allan Slaight JUNO Master Class winners' journey click here.
"Looking back on the early years of the band, I was pretty frazzled about 98 per cent of the time. If I can offer some advice to a young artist to get that number down to 95 per cent, then this is a job worth doing," says Max Kerman of Arkells and member of the 2016 Super Jury. "The Master Class provides very practical utilities for artists hoping to get their foot in the door. I'm happy to be involved again this year."
Submissions for this year's Allan Slaight JUNO Master Class will go through two rounds of judging. Canadian music industry heavyweights, including representatives from major and independent music labels, publishers, agents, managers, and media partners will narrow down the submissions to the top 10. A Super Jury made up of JUNO alumni will facilitate the second round of judging to narrow down the field to three finalists.
The 2017 Super Jury includes JUNO Award winners Max Kerman of Arkells, Kardinal Offishall, Lights, producer Gavin Brown and A&R representative Ali Slaight from Slaight Music.
Submissions for 2017 are open and will close on June 30, 2016 at 5 p.m. ET. The top 10 finalists will be announced online at www.junomasterclass.ca on August 3 and the three winners will be revealed on September 13.
For more details, visit www.junomasterclass.ca.
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Is our overconfidence our weakness or a force for good?
Your overconfidence is your weakness.
Yep, looks like everyone's favourite sister-kissing Jedi was right all along.
When Luke Skywalker tells the Emperor at the end of Return of the Jedi that the Sith Lord might want to rein in his arrogance, he was proved correct when the Death Star was blown up. Again.
But if the results of a new academic study are anything to go by, young Skywalker could have been talking about all of us.
According to researchers at two universities in the US, one particular type of overconfidence could prove to be our downfall.
They examined the concept of overprecision, described as the excessive certainty in the accuracy of our knowledge or our beliefs.
Along with overestimation (the belief in our ability to carry out a task) and overplacement (the belief that we are better than other people at a task), overprecision helps make up a trinity of overconfidence which can occasionally lead us into trouble.
In the latest research, carried out by the University of Pennsylvania and the University of California, Berkeley, overprecision was measured by asking participants to estimate the high temperature in various cities on randomly selected days.
Participants were rewarded with a prize of lottery tickets for their estimates. Once they were told how inaccurate their original estimates were, subjects altered their guesses – but only slightly – indicating that they were so overconfident in their own knowledge they couldn't bring themselves to drastically change their minds.
'We are predisposed to think positively about ourselves,' said the study's co-author, Dr Albert Mannes, from the University of Pennsylvania, who carried out the research alongside associate professor Don Moore. 'We focus on what we know – not on what we don't know or on others.
'I think confidence spurs us to action, so it is invaluable. Whether we need to be overconfident is harder to say.'
Dr Mannes said that overprecision makes us take unnecessary risks.
'It is useful when thinking about overprecision to borrow the concept of margin of error that arises in polling,' he explained.
'A pollster may find that 60 per cent of the population favours a certain policy, plus or minus three per cent. The pollster recognises that there is uncertainty in their estimate.
'Similarly, when we guess about an uncertain outcome, we should acknowledge that our guess has a margin of error. Overprecision means that people systematically underestimate this margin of error – they are too precise in the certainty of their guess.'
The next time one of your co-workers arrives late into the office, you can say they are overprecise. Who knows, they might take it as a compliment.
'At a more mundane level, overprecision leads people to underestimate the time and budget for projects at work, to overestimate how fast one can get to the airport in rush hour and to stubbornly cling to one's opinions in the face of disconfirming evidence,' said Dr Mannes.
He gave the example that far more than 50 per cent of motorists believe they are above-average drivers, when, statistically, 50 per cent of them must be, by definition, below average.
Turning up five minutes late for work is one thing, invading a country something else entirely.
'The starkest example I can provide is the US intelligence community's National Intelligence Estimate of 2002, which was overprecise in its estimate of the presence of WMDs in Iraq,' said Dr Mannes. 'This report, of course, provided strong justification for the Iraqi war.'
Overconfidence is a double edged sword. As a positive force, it has turned market stalls into global empires. But when pushed to its extremes, overconfidence can cause wild decision-making and arrogance.
Overconfidence is spreading. According to the American Freshman Survey, which has asked sets of students in the US to rate their abilities every year since 1966, more and more young people say they are above average.
That kind of overconfidence and high sense of self-esteem is a prized commodity in the business world.
A joint study in 2011 from the University of Edinburgh and the University of California, San Diego, used a mathematical model to show that overconfidence is a key ingredient to success in sport and business. The research, carried out by social scientists Dominic Johnson and James Fowler, put forward the theory that there is an 'evolutionary logic' to overconfidence, that it has benefitted its exponents throughout the ages. Overconfidence gives us our competitive edge, they said.
They wrote: 'Some authors have suggested that not just confidence but overconfidence – believing you are better than you are in reality – is advantageous because it serves to increase ambition, morale, resolve, persistence or the credibility of bluffing, generating a self-fulfilling prophecy in which exaggerated confidence actually increases the probability of success.'
However, the study warned that overconfidence can have its drawbacks, citing the example of the world financial crisis in 2008.
There is another option, of course, in the quest for success. The book Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking, published last year, has been something of a wake-up call for businesses.
Its author, Susan Cain, argues that extrovert behaviour has been allowed to dominate society, while the potential of those who are introverts has often been overlooked, to the detriment of everyone.
She said famous introverts included figures such as writer George Orwell, physicist Isaac Newton and even current US president Barack Obama. Not everyone has to shout to have their voice heard.


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TURNERTOWN, TX --Investigators say a one-vehicle accident in East Texas has left three men dead after their car struck a tree.
The Department of Public Safety says the accident happened Saturday night in Rusk County, near Turnertown.
DPS says 19-year-old Blake Elliott Winfrey of Henderson and two passengers were northbound on Texas 24 when their car veered into oncoming traffic, Winfrey overcorrected and the vehicle hit a tree.
Winfrey, 17-year-old Nicolas Ramon Garza and 21-year-old Tomas Garza were dead at the scene.
DPS spokesman Tom Vinger on Monday had no information on whether the Garzas were related, but he says they resided at the same address in Selman City.
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I got the opportunity to use some new Redington Sonic Pro equipment this winter during our steelhead season, and here is the first of a series of reviews. This first review is on the Sonic Pro Jacket, a heavy duty rain jacket designed to keep you dry in those storms that one might refer to as "The Darkness". Living in Forks, WA for the winter gave me a prime opportunity to test out the Sonic Pro, and give it a lot of use in true rain jacket test conditions. If there is one thing you want your gear to do in the rainforest is to keep you dry, and this jacket did that and more.
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