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September 26
Health Care
LAND OF LINCOLN HEALTH, Chicago: Jason Montrie, 35, to president, from executive vice president.
METROPOLITAN CHICAGO HEALTHCARE COUNCIL, Chicago: Daniel T. Yunker, 45, to president and CEO, from senior vice president.
September 25
ENGBERG ANDERSON, Milwaukee: Shaun Kelly, 36, to senior associate, in Chicago, from senior associate, in Milwaukee.
POSITIVENERGY PRACTICE LLC, Chicago: James R. Deane, 52, pictured, to director of project management, from sustainability manager at Adrian Smith & Gordon Gill Architecture. Also, Daniel Michaud, 48, to director of strategy and operations, from vice president, product engineering, at Ubiquity Critical Environments.
WORN JERABEK ARCHITECTS P.C., Chicago: Todd Wiltse, 46, to principal, from associate principal. Also, Heidi Dahle, 35, to associate principal, from project architect; and Jane Sloss, 33, to architect, from architect at Manske Dieckmann Thompson Architecture.
FOLLETT SCHOOL SOLUTIONS, McHenry: Nader Qaimari, 37, to senior vice president of content services and solutions, from senior vice president, sales and marketing, at Cengage Learning, in Farmington Hills, Michigan.
Financial Services
BBVA COMPASS, Houston: Randy Rivera, 34, to senior vice president, global wealth, in Chicago, from executive director at J.P. Morgan Chase.
MUELLER LLP, Chicago: Robert E. Cronin, 51, to director of the business valuation group, from partner and head of the business valuation practice at Fort Dearborn Partners.
Health Care
AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR HEALTHCARE HUMAN RESOURCES ADMINISTRATION, Chicago: Dawn Rose, 44, to executive director, from director of human capital at the Family Office Exchange.
ASTELLAS, Northbrook: Christy Noland, 36, to director of business communications and advocacy, urology, in the Americas, from director of communications for the renal business at Baxter International Inc.
GOHEALTH, Chicago: Amy Kleckner, 44, to senior director of marketing, from senior vice president and account director at Leo Burnett USA. Also, Mark Monitello, 44, to senior vice president, human resources, from senior vice president, human resources at FTD Cos. Inc.
HOTEL LINCOLN, Chicago: Onal Kucuk, 37, to general manager, from area director of Six Sigma at Starwood Hotels and Resorts.
Info Technology
ZEBRA TECHNOLOGIES CORP., Lincolnshire: Joachim "Joe" Heel, 49, to senior vice president of global sales, from vice president of enterprise sales at IBM, in Dallas.
GOZDECKI DEL GIUDICE AMERICUS FARKAS & BROCATO LLP, Chicago: Joseph B. Brocato, 46, to name partner, focusing in complex real estate and commercial transactions, from partner at Pedersen & Houpt P.C.
JONES DAY, Washington: William E. Devitt, 50, pictured, to partner in the intellectual property practice, in Chicago, from partner at Kirkland & Ellis. Also, Matthew J. Hertko, 35, to of counsel in the intellectual property practice, from partner at Kirkland & Ellis.
KAUFMAN DOLOWICH & VOLUCK, Woodbury, New York: Stefan Dandelles, 41, pictured, to managing partner, in Chicago, from partner at Wilson Elser. Also, David Brown, 37, to partner, from partner at Wilson Elser; and Brendan McGarry, 40, to senior associate, from associate at Wilson Elser.
LYNCH STERN & THOMPSON LLP, Chicago: Jim Thompson, 51, to name partner, from partner at Jenner & Block LLP.
REED SMITH LLP, Chicago: Douglass G. Hewitt, 58, to counsel in the U.S. commercial litigation group, from director at Kubasiak Fylstra Thorpe & Rotunno P.C.
ROETZEL & ANDRESS LPA, Akron, Ohio: Richard L. DiNardo, 47, to counsel, concentrating commercial real estate law, in Chicago, from vice president and associate counsel, managed assets, at Republic Bank of Chicago.
FREQUENCY540, Chicago: Bryan Van Dyke, 52, to director of client service, and continuing as chief operating officer at AutonomyWorks. Also, Stephanie Ridley, 34, to senior director, from senior vice president and director at Starcom.
GREAT RIVER CREATIVE, Chicago: Patrick Carlson, 37, to director of legislative and government affairs, from director at Illinois Office of the Treasurer.
MARKETING STORE, Chicago: Rob Morgan, 53, to senior vice president, global consumer data analysis practice, from chief marketing officer at Cogensia.
JEWISH COUNCIL FOR YOUTH SERVICES, Chicago: Sid Singer, 42, to chief operating officer, from associate director at Community Foundation for Jewish Education.
UNITED WAY OF METROPOLITAN CHICAGO, Chicago: Valerie Barker Waller, 49, to vice president of marketing and communications, from director of brand marketing communications at United Airlines.
Real Estate
LORD COS. LLC, Chicago: Teri Valentine, 54, pictured, to broker associate and financial consultant, from corporate real estate manager at Ace Hardware Corp. Also, Kim Weibring, 35, to asset manager and broker associate, from leasing and property manager at the Enterprise Cos.
PINE TREE COMMERCIAL REALTY LLC, Northbrook: Michael Gold, 28, to vice president of leasing, from senior associate at CBRE.
September 19
Financial Services
BLUE CROSS & BLUE SHIELD OF ILLINOIS, Chicago: Jill Wolowitz, 46, to vice president of health policy, Illinois division, from vice president of health policy, private markets, at Health Care Service Corp.
Health Care
CANCER TREATMENT CENTERS OF AMERICA AT MIDWESTERN REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER, Zion: Daniel Liu, 30, to plastic and reconstructive surgeon, from assistant professor in the department of surgery at Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science.
LOYOLA UNIVERSITY HEALTH SYSTEM, Maywood: Karen Anderson, 59, to chief nurse executive, from vice president of preoperative and procedural services and interim chief nurse executive.
PRESENCE HEALTH, Chicago: David Lundal, 54, to system vice president, information services, from vice president and regional chief information officer at SSMIntegrated Health Technologies.
September 18
CANCER TREATMENT CENTERS OF AMERICA AT MIDWESTERN REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER, Zion: Nimesh Patel, 34, to diagnostic radiologist, from chief resident of diagnostic radiology at Emory University Hospital, in Atlanta.
September 18
PERKINS EASTMAN, Chicago: Jennifer McDermott, 37, to associate principal, from senior associate.
BULLEY & ANDREWS, Chicago: Patrick J. Healy, 51, to vice president of business development, from business development manager at Turner Construction Co.
Consumer Services
AAA CHICAGO, Aurora: Alicia Lyles, 49, to regional president, from director of sales.
Financial Services
AON RISK SOLUTIONS, London: Ryan Kraus, 36, to senior vice president in the originations group, in Chicago, from vice president in the originations group.
BAIRD CAPITAL, Chicago: Melissa Mounce, 46, to vice president of human capital, from global divisional talent acquisition leader at Abbott.
BDO USA LLP, Chicago: Lisa Janek, 48, to assurance partner, from director. Also, Paul Standfield, 35, to senior manager, transaction advisory services, from assistant director at Saffery Champness, in London.
DUFF & PHELPS, New York: Lisa Snow, 51, to managing director, dispute consulting practice, in Chicago, from principal at Davis & Hosfield Consulting LLC.
JP MORGAN PRIVATE BANK, New York: Chris Simcox, 57, to private banker in the Chicago West office, in Oakbrook Terrace, from vice president at HSBC Private Bank.
MESIROW FINANCIAL INVESTMENT STRATEGIES, Chicago: Mike DiCenso, 51, to managing director and head of national sales, from president at Gallagher Fiduciary Advisors.
PLANTE MORAN, Detroit: David Lowenthal, 48, pictured, to partner, in Chicago, from senior manager. Also, Joe Olesak, 39, to partner, in Elgin, from principal; and Micah Wheat, 36, to partner, from senior tax manager.
STEWART TITLE COMMERCIAL SERVICES, Houston: Ronald Babos, 54, to business development officer, in Chicago, from national accounts manager at Fidelity National Title.
Health Care
ASTELLAS, Northbrook: James Kellerman, 47, pictured, to vice president of intellectual property in the Americas, from assistant general counsel at GlaxoSmithKline. Also, Andrew Lewis, 36, to head of communications for the global medical and development organization, from director, global brand communications at AbbVie.
COOK COUNTY HEALTH FOUNDATION, Chicago: Karen Batia, 50, pictured, to board director, and continuing as CEO for Together4Health. Also, Mark Grach, 62, to board director, and continuing as manager at Grach Plecko Sinkoff Jones Wener & Bellamy; Abraham Thompson Jr., 62, to board director, and continuing as speaker, consultant and founder and CEO of Partnership Radio LLC. Mr. Thompson also is an instructor at Kennedy King College. And Stephanie Tortorici, 44, to board director, and continuing as executive vice president and director of health in Chicago in the health division of Zeno Group.
Info Technology
BLUEMETAL ARCHITECTS, Watertown, Massachusetts: Dan Herzog, 40, to architect on the social and collaboration team, in Chicago, from senior solution architect at Pointbridge.
MARK/TX, Chicago: Ryan Kasten, 42, to chief financial officer, from chief accounting officer and senior vice president, finance, at NantPharma LLC.
AVENUE, Chicago: John Bratlien, 39, to senior strategist, from director, brand development and marketing strategy, at Redbox.
STARCOM USA, Chicago: Jackie Kulesza, 42, to executive vice president, from vice president at Starcom MediaVest Group.
ACCELERATE INSTITUTE, Chicago: Nora Ligurotis, 54, to CEO, from vice president, marketing.
LIFT-CHICAGO, Chicago: Susan Resko, 51, to executive director, from vice president of institutional advancement at Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance.
CARA GROUP INC., Oak Brook: Tina Jandris, 60, to chief operating officer, from senior vice president and general manager.
DHR INTERNATIONAL, Chicago: Mary Lee Montague, 55, to nonprofit practice group leader, North America, and continuing as executive vice president.
KNIGHTSBRIDGE USA, Chicago: Scott Ahlstrand, 53, to senior partner, from global head of strategic workforce consulting at ManpowerGroup, in Cleveland, Ohio.
KPMG LLP, New York: Matthew Cowell, 45, to advisory principal in the transactions and restructuring practice�s strategic services group in Chicago, from partner at PwC, in Boston.
STEELY GROUP, Oak Brook: Brian Graham, 53, to vice president of business development, from owner of BCG Talent Acquisition Consulting.
U.S. CELLULAR, Chicago: Catherine Shackleford, 55, to vice president, supply chain, from senior vice president, supply chain, procurement and commercial real estate, at Cricket Communications, in Denver.
WYNRIGHT CORP., Elk Grove Village: Randy Marble, 57, to vice president of software solutions, from director of software solutions.
September 16
Health Care
LAND OF LINCOLN HEALTH, Chicago: James Anfield, 56, to vice president of information technology, from director, CIO Advisory, health care, at KPMG LLP.
September 12
Financial Services
CMC ADVISORY GROUP, Chicago: Patrick Moore, 32, to senior benefits consultant, from health and welfare benefits consultant at AonHewitt.
Health Care
ST. ANTHONY HOSPITAL, Chicago: Jeremiah Leonard, 37, to director of emergency services, from manager of emergency services.
September 11
ECS MIDWEST LLC, Buffalo Grove: Scott F. Ordzowialy, 33, to facilities services project manager, from staff engineer at Seeco Consulting Inc.
ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS DESIGN INC., Chicago: Paul Barter, 49, to senior vice president, and continuing as the high performance buildings team leader. Also, Zackery House, 37, to senior vice president, and continuing as technology consulting team leader; Keith Seier, 40, to senior vice president, and continuing as technical operations team leader; and Michael Thomas, 49, pictured, to senior vice president, and continuing as director of business development.
EPSTEIN, Chicago: Ed Curley, 38, to associate vice president, business development, from project manager.
HOK, St. Louis: Will Jenkinson, 49, to vice president and regional aviation and transportation leader, in Chicago, from director of aviation and transportation at Gensler.
PARSONS BRINCKERHOFF, New York: Keith Sherman, 65, to senior supervising planner, in Chicago, from chief of urban program planning at the Illinois Department of Transportation.
POLISH MUSEUM OF AMERICA, Chicago: Malgorzata Kot, 42, to managing director, from head librarian.
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR JEWISH EDUCATION, Chicago: Scott Aaron, 48, to executive director, from community scholar at Agency for Jewish Learning, in Pittsburgh.
ROOSEVELT UNIVERSITY, Chicago: Joseph O. Chan, 61, to dean of the Walter E. Heller College of Business, and continuing as professor of information systems.
Financial Services
AMERICAN CHARTERED BANK, Schaumburg: Marc A. Falk, 47, to senior vice president, residential, consumer and business lending, from senior vice president, mortgage loans, at National Bank.
CITIZENS FINANCIAL GROUP, Chicago: David O'Brien, 49, to director of specialized banking, from senior vice president at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
CNA FINANCIAL CORP., Chicago: Steve Earley, 50, to Illinois branch vice president, from vice president of manufacturing customer segment.
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF CHICAGO, Chicago: Nancy Beebe, 43, to vice president, supervision and regulation, from assistant vice president.
FIRST BANK & TRUST, Evanston: Stephen H. Hagerty, 47, to board member, and continuing as CEO and founder of Hagerty Consulting.
INLANTA MORTGAGE, Brookfield, Wisconsin: Edgar Santiago, 47, to senior mortgage consultant, in Oak Brook, from mortgage loan consultant at the National Bank.
LETO CAPITAL LP, Chicago: R.J. D'Orazio, 32, to managing principal, and continuing as CEO at D'Orazio Capital Management Inc.
STRATEGIC WEALTH PARTNERS, Deerfield: Kelly Mathews, 22, to marketing administrator, from assistant to the dean of the graduate college at the University of Illinois.
Health Care
CANCER TREATMENT CENTERS OF AMERICA AT MIDWESTERN REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER, Zion: Dr. Hattem Halabi, 40, to surgical oncologist, from medical director of surgical oncology at the Virginia Hospital Center, in Arlington, Virginia.
HEALING REVOLUTION INC., Joliet: Andrea D. Blake, D.C., 40, to founder and CEO, from clinic director at Chiro One of Joliet.
UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO MEDICINE, Chicago: Dr. Bryan Becker, 52, to vice president for physician network development and clinical integration and associate dean for clinical affairs, from CEO at the University of Illinois Hospital and Clinics.
WINDSOR PARK, Carol Stream: Theresa A. Jordan, 50, to sales director, from consultant at Jordan & Co.
ULTIMA HOSPITALITY, Chicago: Diane Fox, 44, to senior vice president of asset management, from senior vice president, sector head of hotel asset management at Clarion Partners, in Dallas.
Info Technology
SIM PARTNERS, Chicago: Tari Haro, 41, to chief marketing officer, from chief marketing officer at iCrossing.
ARNSTEIN & LEHR LLP, Chicago: Kristin G. Bagull, 37, to partner in the estate planning and probate administration practice, from senior counsel at Tressler LLP.
DALEY MOHAN GROBLE P.C., Chicago: Andrea M. Giampoli, 30, to associate attorney, from law clerk at the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.
HOLLAND & KNIGHT LLP, Chicago: Jeffrey Goldman, 53, to partner in the tax controversy practice, from partner at Husch Blackwell, in Kansas City, Missouri.
JENNER & BLOCK LLP, Chicago: Jason Osborn, 36, to partner in the private equity and mergers and acquisitions practices, from partner at Kirkland & Ellis LLP.
OUTTEN & GOLDEN LLP, Chicago: Lori L. Deem, 41, to partner in charge of the Chicago office, from partner at Abrahamson Vorachek & Levinson.
Real Estate
JONES LANG LASALLE, Chicago: Jason Press, 41, to vice president on the retail brokerage team, from principal at North Park Properties LLC.
STAN JOHNSON CO., Tulsa: Bradley J. Feller, 30, to senior director, in Chicago, from director.
CHICAGO COUNCIL ON GLOBAL AFFAIRS, Chicago: Michele Wucker, 45, to vice president of studies, from president at World Policy Institute, in New York.
DHR INTERNATIONAL, Chicago: Shannon Connors, 52, to managing director, strategic initiatives and advisory practice group leader, from partner at Heidrick & Struggles.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT, Lincolnwood: Carrie Bucaro, 31, to director of sales, from director of sales at Berghoff Catering and Restaurant Group.
TOWERS WATSON, New York: Stuart Harris, 47, director and Chicago office leader, international consulting group, in Chicago, from partner at Aon Hewitt.
September 5
Health Care
LOYOLA UNIVERSITY HEALTH SYSTEM, Maywood: Dr. Eric J. Thorpe, 32, to head and neck surgeon and advanced reconstruction surgeon, from fellow at the University of Cincinnati, in Cincinnati. He also is an assistant professor in the Department of Otolaryngology at Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine.
September 4
ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS DESIGN INC., Chicago: Addam Friedl, 42, to executive vice president, and continuing as mission critical facilities practice leader.
PORCHLIGHT MUSIC THEATRE, Chicago: Jeannie Lukow, 49, to executive director, from president and board member as well as founder and owner at Bespoke Cuisine.
SOUTH SIDE COMMUNITY ART CENTER, Chicago: Mas�qua Myers, 61, to executive director, from academy director and acting instructor at the Marla Gibbs' Crossroads National Education and Arts Center of Los Angeles, in Los Angeles.
J.C. ANDERSON INC., Elmhurst: John Angelovich, 39, pictured, to project executive, from senior project manager at Turner Construction. Also, Anthony Douglas, 51, to project executive, from project executive at Turner Construction.
Consumer Services
MARIO TRICOCI HAIR SALONS & DAY SPAS, Palatine: Natalie Williams, 26, to marketing manager, events and promotions, from marketing specialist.
Financial Services
BMO HARRIS BANK, Chicago: Vanessa Carlson, 38, to senior recruitment partner, from senior talent management consultant at FirstMerit Bank. Also, Bill Harris, 35, pictured, to senior search partner, from recruiter, global talent acquisition, at Hu-Friedy Manufacturing; and Dan Spargur, 48, to senior recruitment partner, from commercial recruitment manager at First Midwest Bank.
STRATEGIC WEALTH PARTNERS, Deerfield: Moira Fahey-Ullrich, 55, to principal and continuing as chief solutions officer.
Health Care
FIRST STOP HEALTH, Chicago: Maria Opdycke, 38, to chief operating officer, from vice president of strategic development at MyFootpath.com.
LEGACY HEALTHCARE, Lincolnwood: Tanya Fahrenbach, 30, to director of business development, from regional director of business development at Glen Healthcare Network.
Info Technology
PCM SARCOM, El Segundo, California: Katie Vignocchi, 23, to outside sales enterprise account manager, in Chicago, from account executive.
INFORMATION RESOURCES INC., Chicago: Susan Bennett, 47, to executive vice president and general counsel, from senior vice president, general counsel and secretary at Culligan International Co.
SAROFSKY CORP., Chicago: Steven Anderson, 47, to executive producer, from senior producer at Tris3ct.
SOPHISTICATED LIVING, Chicago: Elise Hofer, 37, to editor-in-chief, from editor-in-chief at Brides Chicago Social magazine, national brides editor at Modern Luxury and senior editor, Chicago Social magazine.
MARCH OF DIMES ILLINOIS CHAPTER, Chicago: Katie Purdy, 29, pictured, to executive director, from advancement director, events, at the American Brain Tumor Association. Also, Lauren Gebhardt, 23, to communications coordinator, from assistant account executive at Zeno Group.
Real Estate
BOULDER GROUP, Northbrook: Jordan Kaufman, 34, to vice president, from executive vice president at Quantum Real Estate.
ESSEX REALTY GROUP INC., Chicago: Brian Kochendorfer, 34, to director, from senior adviser at Sperry Van Ness LLC.
MOLTO PROPERTIES, Oakbrook Terrace: Anthony Cincinelli, 37, as director of construction and development, from project executive and director of business development at McShane Construction Co.
C.H. ROBINSON WORLDWIDE INC., Eden Prairie, Minnesota: Pat Nolan, 43, to vice president, North America, in Chicago, from director, North American transportation.
COUNCIL OF THE GREAT LAKES REGION, Toronto: Dorian Dickinson, 54, to board member, and continuing as co-founder and partner at Great River Creative, in Wheaton.
HBR CONSULTING LLC, Chicago: Bobbi Basile, 47, to managing director in the law department consulting practice, from director of consulting and analytics at RenewData.
QUEST FOOD MANAGEMENT SERVICES, Lombard: Nicholas Saccaro, 35, to president, from vice president, operations, at Creative Dining Services, in Holland, Michigan.
SAVOR�CHICAGO, Chicago: Kevin Jezewski, 34, to director of sustainability and special projects, from beverage director.


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Two young Cambodian boys bicycle along a dusty main avenue in Anlong Veng, a former stronghold of the Khmer Rouge that is now opening up to travellers..
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A young Cambodian man stands amidst the ruins of Pol Pot's bunker, close to the Thai border. The leader of the Khmer Rouge, Pol Pot led an extreme Maoist political regime that tried to drag Cambodia back to 'year zero', creating a...More
Cambodian writes graffiti on the wall of Ta Mok's abandoned house in Anlong Veng Province Cambodia
A market scene in Anlong Veng. This dusty and still very poor town was a former stronghold of the Khmer Rouge.
Scenes at the ruins of Pol Pot, a now abandoned house and hideout in the jungles of Anlong Veng, close to the Thai border. Also maintained is a bomb-proof underground bunker.
Yim Dorl, the man who built the houses of Pol Pot and the infamous Ta Mok, pays homage with a prayer to the ashes of his dead leader at the site of his cremation..
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Empathy is fundamental to good improvement since it permits us to perceive with the entire scope of feelings experienced by others. The aptitude to sympathize gradually and gives off an impression of being a fundamental precondition to acting in minding ways.
While without a doubt little children seem to comprehend when they cry in light of the cries of different babies, it has been contended that such reactions just determine individual torment instead of tension for others. The baby does not separate himself from others and can't perceive the wellspring of the cries he listens. More established newborn children may look for grown-up solace or solace themselves by thumb gnawing or snuggle a favored protest in light of their sentiments of torment.
While educator preparing's clarification of the formative way of empathy is solid, there are representations when children react to others' pain with more noteworthy development than the hypothesis may foresee. Both science and experience may represent that dissimilarity.
Experience may enhance or meddle with sprouting capacities to understand. For instance, when grown-ups give kids with words to clarify passionate states and depict their particular sentiments of empathy, youngsters turn out to be increasingly mindful of their own and others' enthusiastic states. In school-age kids, inductive thinking supports the advancement of empathy. In any case, physical discipline, dangers, and admonishing may upset with the youngster's creating capacity to relate. At the point when youngsters have a warm, cherishing association with their guardians, they feel ensured, and that security liberates them to consider others as opposed to concentrating totally on themselves.
Early youth care and training instructors can support the youngster's improvement of empathy by utilizing an assortment of techniques amid typical day by day exercises. Show caring behaviors. One of ideal approaches to urge empathy is to demonstrate compassionate minding. Discuss your affections for others and how you share their delights, distresses, agony, or joys. Tell kids when you are excited for them or when you feel sorry that they are dismal.
Decipher emotions. As a circle time movement, welcome youngsters to "peruse" or comprehend the feelings in the characteristics of individuals in substantial photos or magazine pictures. At that point ask, "Why do you think the young lady feels amazed?" and "What could have happened to make the man look so dispirited?"
Be supportive. Keep up a warm, supportive association with kids and set for all intents and purposes exclusive expectations dependable with the formative levels of the youngsters. At the point when a tyke accomplishes something incorrectly to another kid, first show and verbalize compassionate administer to the casualty. At that point call attention to the practitioner how her demonstrations are associated with the casualty's emotions.
By making the youngster mindful of the outcomes of her activities you help the preschooler get to be distinctly mindful of the inward sentiments of others. At the point when the kid comprehends the purposes behind standards, she tends to see the world as a more hopeful, solid, and huge place.Finally, prevail upon the youngster and help her consider appropriate substitute practices that may be utilized next time.


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Overworked to Death!
Apparently, it is possible to work oneself to death. Case in point: a man who died after logging more than 106 hours of overtime in a month.
A Toyota Motor Corp employee died of overwork after logging more than 106 hours of overtime in a month, a judge ruled Friday, reversing a ministry's earlier decision not to pay compensation to his widow.
That works out to be just 5 hours OT for every working day. Tell this to your boss next time you feel overworked! Link
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when i ran a staffing agency for nurses, i had several nurses who worked about 16 hours a day 7 days a week. and they worked in a nursing home, not easy work at all! so thats about 72 hours of over time in one week alone.
join the entertainment business -- weeks and weeks of all-nighters are the norm for the behind-the-scenes crowd (like f/x crews). no autopsy is cited, so one wonders what the cause of death was...
The popular Japanese term for this is "Karoshi".
My longest record is 82.5 hours in a week. And 31 days nonstop with no days off. Crazy.
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Birth Year: 1605
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Crown Prince Haakon Magnus born on 20th July in 1973 and the only son and younger child of King Herald has grabbed the attention of many now. It was in the year 1991 this Haakon became Crown prince when his dad ascended the throne. At the famous Norwegian Naval academy located at Laksevag in Bergen this Haakon underwent first level officers education. In the year 1999 he got his bachelor's degree in arts in the subject of political science from the renowned University of California in Berkeley in USA.
It is now said recently that he went on a three day long trip to New York for celebrating 50th anniversary of UNDP or United Nations Development Programme. It is worthy to mention here that this UNDP is involved in fighting poverty and in the last 50 years this UNDP has contributed a lot in this aspect. Recently this Norway based Crown prince Haakon spoke his heart out in a dinner held in the honour of UNDP and surprised many people there with his superb speech.
Haalon revealed about an incident that made him to start this humanitarian work of fighting poverty and spoke about a couple he met during his trip to Durban in South Africa. It is sad and shocking that this couple had AIDS and they had many kids. It is also revealed that the couple spoke about the future of their kids as they would not have anyone to take care of them after they die. These words created impact on Haakon deeply and thus was born his humanitarian work. Superb Haakon!!
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Watch R.E.M. Make Their TV Debut on Letterman
From 1983, when theirs songs didn't even have titles.
Speaking of fondly remembering R.E.M., let's all enjoy this 1983 clip of a jarringly young college rock band playing a then-untitled song — now known as "So. Central Rain (I'm Sorry)" — for David Letterman, also jarringly young.


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Whether it's an ice festival in China, skiing in the Swiss Alps, ice fishing in Colorado or spectacular snow formations in Antarctica, we want to know about the best places to embrace winter.
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Google will soon have to start allowing European users to remove information about them they don't wish to see in a landmark victory for human privacy. The ruling was made when a Spanish man went to court wishing to remove a sixteen year old newspaper article saying his house was auctioned off after failure to pay taxes. The European Union, who holds dominion over 28 countries in the continent, stated that users had a right to demand the removal of information and had "a right to be forgotten". While many were happy with the decision, Google stated the loss was a "disappointment" and other activists for the internet are worried about the implications this new law can have.
While this will come as a relief to many for obvious reasons, Businessweek says internet activists worry this ability to delete will allow for information the public has a right to know to be removed. Emma Carr, head of the British Big Brother Watch puts it eloquently…
"The principle that you have a right to be forgotten is a laudable one, but it was never intended to be a way for people to rewrite history,"
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Rahul Gandhi urges PM Modi to declare Kerala floods a national disaster
Kerala Floods: PM conducts aerial survey, announces Rs 500 crore relief for the state
Militants attack J&K leader's house
Kerala floods: PM Modi to visit state, Death toll reaches 174
Ashes of Atal Bihari Vajpayee to be spread in 'all holy rivers of Uttar Pradesh'
Imran Khan takes oath as 22nd Prime Minister of Pakistan
US sanctions Myanmar military personnel, units over human rights abuse
Imran Khan elected as Pakistan Prime Minister
Flags in Mauritius at half mast in Vajpayee's honour
Bhutan King, British HC pay homage to Vajpayee
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Atalji called me Kalicharan: Shatrughan Sinha
Swami Agnivesh attacked outside BJP headquarters
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Congress takes on Modi over 'industrialist' remark
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Vizio TabletAt CES 2011, flat-screen TV maker Vizio is making the jump into the smartphone and tablet computer markets, and introduces the Vizio tablet.
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It could also use a minor warning in regards to epileptic seizures due to flashy images...
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"...things that aren't grayscale are either the cause or manifestations of the sins..."
If I were to guess, I'd say the colour red is what you've chosen in order to represent gluttony...
it's not colourcoded persay, more like the fact that food and commercials are rendered in bright colours because they are the cause and effect of his gluttony. red is a recurring colour because the products being advertised are a spoof of a certain popular burger franchise and cola.
As for not being excessive, it would have been a cool animation to see the guy pig out, but i wanted to focus more on the reasons behind it.


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My Background: I grew up in the Denver area and was lucky enough to live in many wonderful places before settling in Vail, including; Independence, Kansas: Tulsa, Oklahoma: Nashville, Tennessee: Los Angeles, Ca. and Rome, Italy, to name a few. I attended College in Nashville at Belmont University and served an internship at Warner Brothers Music, then began my career in the Music and Film Industries in Nashville and LA. My expertise in these fields included Performance and Contract Law and Negotiation, Logistic Travel and Event Planning, Marketing and Advertising, and discreet contact with high profile clients. I left the Entertainment Industry to pursue a position with a marketing company where I was Director of Customer Service, managing 40 people and 30,000 customers. This lead to a Nationwide Sales Position within that company, where I obtained the largest single account at the time. My love for the Rocky Mountains and of skiing lured me back to Colorado in 1989. I have taught skiing for the past 25 Northern Hemisphere Winters in Colorado and I spent 2 Winter seasons living in the Great Snowy Mountains of Australia. I maintain my Certified Instructor status with the Professional Ski Instructors of America, but have concentrated on building my Real Estate business since 1999.
I am proud of my Native American ancestry and am a direct bloodline descendant of the Potawatomi Tribe, based in Shawnee, Oklahoma. I observe the traditions of my ancestors in my appreciation and respect for nature and all living things. My husband and I share a life with our beautiful daughter, who enjoys playing volleyball, Art and skiing 3 days a week in the winter.
Real Estate: I have extensive knowledge in every market of the Vail Valley and can provide you with statistical reports for you to make informed decisions. Whether you're looking to buy or sell an Income Producing Condo, Vacant Land, Commercial Space, Golf Course Home or Primary Residence, I will guide you through every step of the process.
Here are a few of my recent Sales:1017 Gold Dust (Edwards) $1,315,000; Royal Elk Villas #12 (Beaver Creek) $2,100,000; Cresta Drive (Arrowhead) $1,995,000; 2462 Cortina Lane (Vail) $2,730,000: 239 Elk Lane (Eagle-Vail) $330,000: 2305 Crazy Horse Circle (Edwards) $415,000: Firelight Lodge (Bachelor Gulch) $2,475,000: Horizon Pass Lodge (Bachelor Gulch) $3,815,000: Antlers Condo (Lionshead) $1,500,000: Arlington Place Condo (Homestead) $450,000: 121 Bronco (Singletree) $935,000: 851 Elkhorn (Bachelor Gulch) $5,500.000.
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Ralph Lauren tapped a beauty executive to lead his company after his previous chief executive left earlier this month.
Patrice Louvet, a Procter & Gamble veteran who had most recently headed up that company's global beauty business, was named chief executive and president of Ralph Lauren, the company said Wednesday.
Louvet will assume his new position on July 17.
"Finding the right partner to work with me to take us forward in our evolution has been my primary focus," Lauren, 77, who will continue in his role as executive chairman and chief creative officer, said in a statement.
It's not unusual for a brand under financial pressure to bring in an outsider, said Marshal Cohen, chief industry analyst at the NPD Group.
However, it's possible Ralph Lauren is positioning itself to be bought, Cohen noted.
Stefan Larsson, a fast-fashion veteran, stepped down as CEO.
Ralph Lauren shares dipped 1.6 percent on Wednesday, to $72.75.


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Wine Thinkings 1
Helllo wine lovers
Hello world and wellcome to my wine blog!
I'm Valentin Bufolin and I'm a passionate wine lover from Slovenia. I enjoy tasting wine, discovering its aromas and flavours and learning as much as I can from it.
My professional journey began recently by becoming sommelier. Since I'm still "fresh" I'll try to give as much information as I'll find and try to be as much impartial as I can be. Part of the reason I'm starting this blog is also to see and follow my learning progress.
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Kenny Ortega to Direct 'Dirty Dancing' Remake
The "High School Musical" helmer was the choreographer of the original film released in 1987.
Kenny Ortega has been hired to direct a remake of Dirty Dancing for Lionsgate. In a fun twist, the High School Musical helmer was the choreographer of the original film released in 1987.
Jennifer Grey and Patrick Swayze starred in the Emile Ardolino-directed film, about a teenaged girl on summer vacation with her family at a Catskills resort in 1963 who falls in love with the head dance instructor and his risque moves.
The film became hugely successful ($214 million worldwide gross), spawned a bestselling soundtrack of period tunes (including a hit from Swayze) and launched the immortal phrase (often shouted with irony): "Nobody puts Baby in a corner!" In the 24 years since its release, the film has sold more than 10 million copies on DVD. It also prompted a sequel, Dirty Dancing: Havana Nights, that bombed in 2004.
"The opportunity to direct Dirty Dancing is like returning home for me," said Ortega. "Growing up in the 60's on the dance floor helped define me as a person and as an artist. I am looking forward to assembling a great creative team and an exciting cast to bring Dirty Dancing to the screen for a new generation. Patrick Swayze set the bar for men dancing in the movies as Gene Kelly and Fred Astaire did before him. I believe everywhere you look there is evidence that the talent is out there and I can't wait to begin the process of discovering the next breakout triple-threats."
Debra Martin Chase (The Princess Diaries) is producing the reboot with Ortega. Eleanor Bergstein, who was the writer and co-producer of the original film, is in talks with the studio about being involved as a producer. Production president Alli Shearmur is overseeing the project for Lionsgate.
The Paradigm-repped Ortega most recently directed the posthumous Michael Jackson documentary This Is It in 2009. He has also directed High School Musical 3: Senior Year, Hocus Pocus and Newsies.


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Courtney Love cosies up to Uma Thurman's exMay 18th, 2010 - 6:22 pm ICT by ANI
New York, May 18 (ANI): Rock musician Courtney Love has added fuel to rumours that she is involved with actress Uma Thurman's hotelier-ex Andre Balazs after she was spotted cosying up to him.
Love, 45, had denied rumours that she was romantically involved with Balazs, saying that he was nothing more than an "old friend" and her "sometimes landlord".
But their recent behaviour at Balazs' uber-exclusive club Boom Boom Room inside the Standard Hotel suggested otherwise.
"They came to the Boom Boom Room together late Thursday night and initially went their separate ways," the New York Daily News quoted a source as saying.
"At first, Courtney was chatting with a couple of guys about her music. But eventually, she and Andre snuck out to the smoking deck together and were hugging and being touchy.
"They both seemed very sweet and genuine," the source stated.
But when Balazs was approached by a woman he knew, Love is said to have lost it.
"When Courtney and Andre decided to call it a night and hail a cab, Andre was stopped by a woman he knew," the source revealed.
"As soon as he started talking to her, Courtney hit the roof. It was obvious to everyone that the woman was a business associate, but not to Courtney.
"She acted like a toddler! It got so bad that the woman Andre was talking to got really embarrassed, and he had to apologize and walk away. By then, Courtney was crying and screaming.
"Andre started shouting right back at her. They eventually got into a cab, but the few people left on the street at that hour were in shock," the source added. (ANI)
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Referral FAQs
What is the reward?
We will give you a total of $50 in bill credit for each referral you make that gets a Vivint system activated in their home. We will also give a $50 bill credit to the individual you refer.
How does the program work?
Sharing Vivint security and home automation has never been easier or more rewarding. To share your love of Vivint, give your personal referral code to friends and family and encourage them to visit vivint.com/get and call the number provided there. When the individuals you referred have had a home security or home automation system installed in their home for 5 days, you will both get $50 in bill credit.
Is there a limit to the amount I can receive?
The referral program is limited to 12 referrals per year. If you have more than enough referral credit to pay for your bill in full, we will roll over any excess credit to subsequent months. And because we are offering only bill credit, if you terminate your service with us before your bill credit has been fully applied, you forfeit your right to any remaining referral credit.
Do referral invitations ever expire?
Invitations never expire. In order for you as a current customer to receive credit, you must still be an active customer, but as long as the individual you have referred uses your unique referral code when they sign up, you will both get the referral reward.
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Current customers cannot receive referral credit for secondary locations, and customers that have recently terminated their service will not be eligible to participate in the program as "new" customers for 120 days.
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Who can I refer? Do I need to know the person I am referring?
The referral program is intended for Vivint customers to refer their friends and family to Vivint as new customers, and should not be advertised or marketed in a commercial manner.
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New commercial accounts will be eligible for the program on the basis of one reward per account. Commercial accounts with multiple locations will all count as a single account. Some restrictions apply on commercial accounts based on licensing restrictions.
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NEW YORK CITY — New Yorkers are set to return to the polls again on Thursday to cast their votes in the state's Senate and Assembly primaries.
In most heavily Democratic districts, the vote will likely determine which lawmakers return to Albany. But turnout is expected to be dismal in what is now the third primary of the election season.
To add to the confusion, Voting Day has been moved from the typical Tuesday to a rare Thursday to avoid conflicting with the anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks — making the day seem especially strange.
"It's very confusing for people," said Joan Laufer, a campaign volunteer from Washington Heights, who woke up at dawn Wednesday to hand out last-minute fliers for two Upper Manhattan candidates and remind registered Democrats to head to the polls, which will be open from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Among those in the dark was Rhina Torres, 24, who lives in Washington Heights, and admitted that she had no idea there was an election Thursday, even though she typically votes.
"It's hard to keep track," she said of the packed primary season, which included a presidential primary in April, and Congressional primary in July. "It really sucks because there's so many elections in one year and you're really focused on the big one, not the little one."
The day is expected to be further complicated by brand new Assembly and Senate district lines, which have changed many voters' districts and polling places, as well as lingering doubts over the competency of the Board of Elections, which bungled the ballot count in June's Congressional race between Rep. Charlie Rangel and State Sen. Adriano Espaillat so badly that it took weeks to learn the final results.
The board approved new counting procedures to avoid another fiasco, but doubts remain.
The U.S. Department of Justice, for instance, announced Wednesday that it will be sending inspectors to monitor voting in the Bronx, Queens and Manhattan, following reports of discrimination against Spanish-speaking voters during the Rangel-Espaillat race.
Board of Elections Commissioner J.C. Polanco brushed off the concerns and need for monitoring.
"We are prepared for tomorrow. We're working very hard," he told NY1 Wednesday night. "You're going to get more accurate results."
Here are some of the races to watch:
31st Senate District, Manhattan: Adriano Espaillat vs. Guillermo Linares
The two long-time rivals are pitted against each other once again — this time fighting for their political lives to remain in Albany. When incumbent State Sen. Adriano Espaillat decided to challenge Rep. Charlie Rangel in the Congressional primary, Assemblyman Guillermo Linares saw a chance to trade up his seat. But Espaillat lost, forcing the two to face off. The race has recently gotten nasty, with Espaillat accusing Linares of "betraying" Latino voters by endorsing Rangel in June.
72nd Assembly District, Manhattan: Mayra Linares vs. Gabriela Rosa vs. Melanie Hidalgo vs. Ruben D. Vargas
With Assemblyman Guillermo Linares running for the State Senate, his seat in the lower chamber is now up for grabs. The front-runners appear to be Mayra Linares and Gabriela Rosa, two young women with deep roots in the communality, whose campaigns are tightly tied to their senate counterparts: Linares is the daughter of Guillermo Linares, leading to charges of nepotism; Gabriela Rosa has been endorsed by Espaillat. Also running in the race are former candidate Ruben Vargas and Melanie Hidalgo, who has worked as a tax auditor and for the United Nations.
27th Senate District, Manhattan: Brad Hoylman vs. Tanika Inlaw vs. Thomas Greco:
The retirement of long-time State Sen. Tom Duane marks the end of an era on the West Side. The overwhelming favorite to take his place is Brad Hoylman, the former chair of Manhattan's Community Board 2, who has been endorsed by Duane. Also in the race are Hell's Kitchen activist and bar owner Tom Greco and public school teacher and former Yonkers NAACP leader Tanika Inlaw.
10th Senate District, Queens: Shirley Huntley vs. James Sanders Jr. vs. Gian Jones
Is a federal investigation enough to scare off voters in State Sen. Shirley Huntley's 10th Senate District? Huntley was arrested last month on charges of covering up the theft of taxpayer money earmarked for the Long Island non-profit she founded. (She has pleaded not guilty.) That's opened the door to City Councilman James Sanders Jr., who was already mounting a serious race before news of the scandal broke. Also in the race is Far Rockaway resident Gian Jones, who works in real estate.
80th Assembly District, Bronx: Naomi Rivera vs. Mark Gjonaj vs. Adam Bermudez vs. Irene Estrada Rukaj
Bronx Assemblywoman Naomi Rivera is under investigation for allegedly stealing from her own non-profit and hiring two former boyfriends for well-paid taxpayer-funded positions. While that may not be a dealbreaker for voters, the scandal has opened the door for three potential challengers, including best bet Mark Gjonaj, a real estate agent with deep pockets and ties to the local Albanian community. Also running are Adam Bermudez, Irene Estrada Rukaj.
55th Assembly District, Brooklyn: William Boyland Jr. v. Roy Antoine v. Anthony Herbert v. Anthony Jones v. David Miller v. Nathan Bradley v. Christopher Durosinmi
With ethics troubles of his own (he's been accused of taking bribes to pay his legal bills for another alleged scandal), William Boyland Jr. is being forced to fend off a gaggle of challengers, including Roy Antoine, Anthony Herbert, Anthony Jones, David Miller, Nathan Bradley and Christopher Durosinmi. Among the more visible are Nathan Bradley, deputy chief of staff to Sen. John Sampson and chair of Brooklyn's Community Board 5 and Anthony Herber, a community activist.


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The changing environment
I have a lot of respect for the people of Israel, and if you read my blogs, you'll know I would love to have visited the country.
While I respect the Jewish religion, some things are not linked to the Bible.
I can foresee a rush from writers on reading this news http://www.israeltoday.co.il/NewsItem/tabid/178/nid/32355/Default.aspx#disqus_thread similar to 2012. And what happened to all those stories in 2013? They ended up as dead books that shops could not sell.
I try to avoid trends, but my friend/editor in Seattle made the suggestion that I write an environmental disaster story as this is the new cash cow being milked – I may try.


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A Grand Hotel on Boston's WaterfrontBoston Harbor Hotel
70 Rowes Wharf, Boston, MA 02110 US
Located on Rowes Wharf near the Financial District, the North End neighborhood, and the Seaport District, Boston Harbor Hotel is the perfect location for your trip to the historic city. Facing beautiful Boston Harbor, the classic New England hotel is near many local attractions, including the New England Aquarium, The Freedom Trail, and Boston Children's Museum. Business travelers also appreciate the hotel's proximity to Seaport World Trade Center and the Massachusetts Convention Center.
Boston Harbor Hotel is a five-minute walk from the Aquarium T Station, serving the Blue Line, and a 10-minute walk to the Boston South Station, serving regional commuter trains. Guests arriving by boat can arrange docking privileges through The Marina at Rowes Wharf. From March to December, the Water Taxi runs along Boston's waterfront, also stopping at Logan International Airport. The hotel also offers valet and self-parking options, both for additional fees.
Boston Logan International Airport: 3 mi/5 km
Airport Water Shuttle: 0.5 mi/1 km