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| June 25, 2013
Donna L. Berry, PhD, RN, AOCN, FAAN
Creating more opportunities for patients to report their symptoms and treatment experiences is essential to providing patient-centered care, said Donna L. Berry, PhD, RN, AOCN, FAAN, addressing a packed hall of her colleagues at the Oncology Nursing Society Annual Congress.
"We've found that providers don't always hear what is important to the patient," said Berry, who described some of the research she and others have conducted to explore new ways to improve patient– provider communication. Berry, this year's Mara Mogensen Flaherty Lecturer, directs the Phyllis F. Cantor Center for Research in Nursing and Patient Care Services at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston, Massachusetts. The Flaherty lecture is an annual presentation at the ONS Congress to spotlight best practices in managing the psychosocial aspects of cancer.
Berry explained that clinicians need to create an environment where cancer patients—as well as patients with other conditions—can feel comfortable expressing their concerns and are empowered to engage in self-care. She said that making sure that patients receive—and comprehend—accurate information about their disease is paramount, but just as important is understanding what personal factors each patient brings to the table when deciding on treatment. Such factors typically include the patient's age, anxiety level, influence of others in their decision-making process, and worries over quality of life (QoL) following a cancer diagnosis.
A more thorough understanding of these personal factors would help clinicians to target their education to match each patient's priorities, said Berry. "We can't mass-produce something that's customized to each patient on a piece of paper or in a binder," said Berry.
"We provide informed consent, we provide patient education, we provide reams of material, but do we help patients navigate these decisions? How do we prepare them, and how do we honor the part of their lives that is not with us in the clinic?" asked Berry.
To help meet this challenge, Berry and colleagues developed the "Personal Patient Profile–Prostate" (P3P), drawing on their previous research and interviews with a group of patients diagnosed with localized prostate cancer. P3P was designed to spontaneously generate tailored and customized education and coaching for patients, based on their individual responses to an electronic questionnaire focused on what and who is influencing their treatment decisions.
The intervention also allowed patients to choose the type of tailored education they believed would be most beneficial, including coaching on how to tell their doctor what is most important to them and to discuss such topics as erectile dysfunction and bowel problems. Berry noted that the coaching videos were customized according to both race and age, so that patients could see people like themselves engaging in these discussions with their providers. Other topics for coaching support, which utilized various combinations of text, video, and graphics, included understanding statistics, current symptoms, and informational websites.
Men who received the P3P intervention reported significantly less conflict in making their treatment decisions, Berry said. In addition, men who felt more prepared for their treatment decision visited their physician more often and had read literature provided by the clinic.
Helping patients to make informed decisions about treatment is an important first step, but challenges remain when treatment begins. "It's quite an understatement to say that patients need support during treatment," Berry continued. "The patient's experience, their symptoms, and their quality-of-life concerns are incredibly important to the safety and deployment of treatment. We can't safely treat our patients unless we hear what the effect of their treatment is on each one."
Berry, in her prior role mentoring clinicians and students at the University of Washington, worked with nurses at the UW Medical Center in Seattle to develop another electronic tool, the "Electronic Self-Report Assessment for Cancer (ESRA-C)".
"Together, we decided that we needed to improve our ability to capture the patient's experience, and it had to be timely, it had to be accurate, and it had to be efficient."
As part of the initial ESRA-C, patients completed a series of symptom questionnaires, generating a color-coded report allowing clinicians to see clearly those areas marked in red where patients were experiencing the most difficulty.
The randomized trial found that patient symptoms and QoL concerns were addressed significantly more often when the ESRA-C summary was available to clinicians. Researchers also looked at which symptoms tended to get more attention, and Berry reported that discussions of nausea and pain were more often initiated by clinicians, whereas discussions of fatigue and sexual concerns more often by the patient.
She and colleagues refined the original ESRA-C to maximize patient self-care strategies and improve symptom outcomes. ESRA-C-II encouraged patients to report their symptoms and other aspects of their treatment experiences via their home computers or clinic computer stations. Those reporting symptoms were coached with three messages: why does this happen, what can I do about this, and what do I tell my clinical team?
Berry reported that the new intervention significantly reduced symptom distress over the course of ambulatory cancer therapy, especially in patients aged 50 and older. This age group, said Berry, "needed this push to make a difference."
With funding from the ONS Foundation, sponsors of the Flaherty Lecture, Berry is working with colleagues to develop a linguistically and culturally appropriate version of the instrument, which will be tested in another randomized trial for Spanish-speaking patients.
Berry hopes the initiatives described here may serve as exemplars for other healthcare professionals in their practice. She urged her colleagues to pay attention to those influential factors and sometimes confounding interests that their patients have so that "we can truly help them navigate and negotiate the experience of going through cancer therapy."
Berry DL, Halpenny B, Hong F, et al. The Personal Patient Profile-Prostate decision support for men with localized prostate cancer: a multicenter randomized trial. [published online December 9, 2011]
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I have never had this happen before, and if it has happened, I have never noticed it.
Due to the nature of the issue, I am actually freaking out a little bit, wondering if this has happened more, and I just never caught it.
I was looking over one of my FTC rigs this morning, just to make sure that it was performing as expected. I run Windows on this machine. I noticed that there was a notification in the Windows toolbar, so I clicked on it. It was a notification for an incoming transaction of 40.01 FTC this morning at 9:47. The problem is, this transaction is not showing in my wallet. I tried shutting down the wallet, and restarting…no luck… Does anyone have any idea at all what may have caused this? …and what can I do to get those coins?
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These notifications are send to windows by your wallet. So this should be impossible. Except if there is a bug in the wallet and you never actually recieved these coins. I don't know much about solo mining but can't you check in your miner if it really found a block?
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@jimmy24651 said in Solo mining, never got payout...:
I tried shutting down the wallet, and restarting…no luck… Does anyone have any idea at all what may have caused this?
I have no idea, what can cause the problem.
@Tobi97l is right, if you get a notification the wallet has seen the transaction and should show it in the overview page as well as in the transaction page.
I suggest that you go to http://explorer.feathercoin.com or https://fsight.chain.tips and enter you wallet address in the search pages there.
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Pictured are Outside Central band members Matt Carter, Charley Robinson , Chris Judd and Hugh Reilly Smith with Made in Chelsea cast members Jamie Laing and Oliver Proudlock.
Andover's young up and coming Indie rock band 'Outside Central' were invited by the producers of E4's Made in Chelsea to perform at one of their 'Played in Chelsea' concerts, live shows which showcase bands whose music has been featured in the TV series. The concert was held at the "Under the Bridge" club at Stamford Bridge, Chelsea , one of London's most prestigious music venues, and also featured alternative rock band Deaf Havana and guitar band Pylo. The band's performance was enjoyed by a packed audience, which included Made in Chelsea cast members Jamie Laing and Oliver Proudlock, and was live streamed around the world on the E4 website. Highlights of the show can be currently seen on 4OD. Outside Central's track "Tell Me That You're Mine", which featured in series 5, has also been selected to be included on the Made in Chelsea Compilation CD, which is currently available from all major retail stockists.
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If Sjöwall/Wahlöö created the modern Swedish police procedural in the 60s, Liza Marklund (b. 1962) revolutionized it in the late 90s with The Bomber, the first installment in a series that would become the most successful ever from a female Scandinavian writer.
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|Radio Bremen's Crime Award Germany – Järnblod
|The Swedish Academy of Crime Writers' Award (Special Honorary Award) Sweden
|The Petrona Award (Best Scandinavian Crime Novel of the Year) UK – Nobels testamente
|The Swedish Literary Award (Best Novel of the Year) Sweden – Livstid
|QX's Book of the Year Award Sweden – Paradiset
|Shortlisted for the Glass Key (Best Nordic Crime Novel of the Year) The Nordic Countries – Sprängaren
|The Swedish Union's Award (Author of the Year) Sweden – Studio sex
|Shortlisted for the Swedish Academy of Crime Writers' Award (Best Swedish Crime Novel of the Year) Sweden – Studio sex
|The Poloni Prize (Best Swedish Crime Novel by a Female Writer) Sweden – Sprängaren
|The Swedish Academy of Crime Writers' Award (Best Debut) Sweden – Sprängaren
|Shortlisted for the Swedish Academy of Crime Writers' Award (Best Swedish Crime Novel of the Year) Sweden – Sprängaren
Lars Kepler's sixth novel in the Joona Linna series, The Rabbit Hunter, claims the No. 1 spot on the official Swedish bestseller list for fiction this February, with Leif GW Persson's Can One Die Twice? following at No. 2. On the paperback list Ingar Johnsrud comes in at No. 3 with Those Who Follow, the first installment in his Fredrik Beier series.
The bestseller list for audiobooks is topped by Liza Marklund's The Final Word, the eleventh and final novel featuring Annika Bengtzon. No. 2 on the list is Hjorth & Rosenfeldts Those Who Failed, and No. 3 is Jo Nesbø's Midnight Sun. Lars Kepler's The Rabbit Hunter makes a second appearance on the February list, on the audio book list's No. 4 spot.
Liza Marklund has been chosen as the winner of Radio Bremen's Crime Award (Krimipreis) 2016. The annual award will be presented to Liza Marklund for her novel The Final Word, the 11th and final installment in her series about crime reporter Annika Bengtzon. The jury of Radio Bremen praises the novel, calling it a "gripping political thriller" and lauds Marklund for her knowledgeable descriptions of current changes in the Swedish media landscape. The award ceremony will take place on September 26th in Bremen.
Previous winners of Radio Bremen's Crime Award include Arne Dahl (2010).
Dakota Fanning will star in Academy Award-winning director Janusz Kaminski's upcoming thriller The Postcard Killings, the movie based on Liza Marklund and James Patterson's novel Postcard Killers. The screenplay is written by Liza Marklund, Tove Alsterdal and Andrew Stern and it centers on a New Yorker as his life is thrown into turmoil when he learns that his newly married daughter has been brutally murdered. As he digs into the case, similar crimes are reported across Europe with each killing accompanied by a postcard sent to a local journalist. As he follows the trail of clues, a young reporter — played by Fanning — receives the next postcard.
Liza Marklund's The Final Word, the eleventh and final novel featuring Annika Bengtzon, went straight to No. 1 on the Icelandic bestseller list upon publication. This marks the second consecutive week at No. 1 for the book.
Two-time Oscar-winning cinematographer and frequent Steven Spielberg collaborator Janusz Kaminski (Saving Private Ryan, Schindler's List, Bridge Of Spies) will direct crime thriller The Postcard Killings, based on Liza Marklund and James Patterson's 2010 crime novel The Postcard Killers. Liza Marklund and Tove Alsterdal penned the screenplay and the film will shoot in New York, Munich, Stockholm, northern Sweden and possibly Norway.
Kristina Ohlsson's Mio's Blues, Liza Marklund's The Final Word, Jo Nesbø's Midnight Sun, Hjorth & Rosenfeldt's Those Who Failed, Jens Lapidus' Stockholm Delete and Leif GW Persson's The Bomb Maker and his Woman have been shortlisted for the Swedish book award The Grand Audiobook Prize in the Crime & Thriller category. The Blue Star by Jan Guillou is shortlisted in the Literary Fiction category and Kristina Ohlsson's The Glass Children and The Silver Boy are shortlisted in the Children's & Young Adult category. The prize is awarded to the book and its narrator both, and the winners will be crowned in March 2016 at the Grand Audiobook Gala in Stockholm.
The Swedish Academy of Crime Writers has awarded Liza Marklund with a special honorary award. Marklund completed her Annika Bengtzon-series earlier this year with The Final Word as the concluding installment, and has now been awarded by the Academy for her "pioneering contribution to the modern female crime wave."
Liza Marklund's critically acclaimed Iron Blood, the eleventh and final novel featuring crime reporter Annika Bengtzon, has soared to No. 1 on the Swedish bestseller list.
Liza Marklund's Borderline, the ninth novel featuring crime reporter Annika Bengtzon, has been named one of 2015's most addictive books by Kirkus Reviews.


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Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Two years ago, I scanned the picture below from The STAR and shared with participants in my Leadership training program when I talk on the subject of HUMAN POTENTIAL.
I came across another article recently in the same paper, same man, different dream, different goal. Need I say more?
I dream one day in the future, to meet this great man - JUNAIDI PAUZAN
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He rolled in his bike to our usual meeting place in the early morning last Sunday. He was clad in a white t-shirt, a black short, donned a helmet and wore gloves. An antique Raleigh was his bicycle.
He said he was looking for a group of cyclists and was on a look-out for his friend. He could not find his friend and asked Zaba whether he could join our ride. BJCC (Bkt Jelutong Cycling Club) is a friendly club. We welcome anyone who wish to join us. I overheard Zaba calling him "uncle". I too approached this "uncle" and introduced myself. He introduced himself as Ng.
This Sunday ride was planned for a U-turn stop at Mok Su Nasi Dagang. We rode off with Uncle Ng in tow. On group rides, I usually stationed myself at the rear, especially when a new cyclist is in the group. I therefore took it upon myself to ride at the rear with Uncle Ng, on a LSD mode. No, I don't do drug. LSD stands for Long Steady Distance, quite similar to FM Radio's Light & Easy!
I noticed Uncle Ng loves to spin, i.e. cycling on light gears. I would correctly guess his cadence to be in excess of 100 revolutions per minute at those times when he was spinning fast. That's pretty fast for a new cycling Uncle. I could hear his heavy breathing at times when I cycled by his side. I was a little concern that he could be trying to catch up with the group in front.
The front group waited for both of us at the exit to Paya Jaras and we stopped for a breather. Continuing on, we headed for Nasi Dagang Mok Su, 7 kms away in Kuang. Again I stationed myself together with Uncle Ng at the rear. A surprise came my way. 3 kms before our stop, a small lorry passed us and Uncle Ng bolted behind the lorry and kept pace with the lorry. In cycling term, he was "drafting" behind the lorry. He overtook everyone and I was concerned that he may overshoot the traffic-light junction to Mok Su. We caught up with him at the traffic light and proceeded for our breakfast.
On the return journey, we both remained at the rear and I chatted him up. In bits and pieces, he was narrating his past. As his story unfold kilometre by kilometre, I realized that I was cycling with an Olympiad!
His full name is NG JOO PONG, older by 1 year to Ng Joo Ngan, the Malaysian cyclist of yesteryears. Somehow, Joo Pong did not ring a bell to me.
At 17 years of age in 1964, he represented Malaya in cycling at the Tokyo Olympic! I did a quick arithmetic. In 1964, I was 14 and Joo Pong was 17. How could I call him Uncle?? He was only 3 years my senior. He is therefore 62 now. And he was a top cyclist. And here I was, chaperoning "abang" Ng!
In 1968, he was again representing the country at the Mexico Olympic.
So, Mr Ng Joo Pong, that was why your spinning was very fast. That was why you drafted behing a lorry.
It was therefore my pleasure cycling alongside a legend.
None of the BJCC cyclists knew who they had in their cycling group last Sunday.
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This surely is one of my very favorite quotes from a motivational guru, Jim Rohn:
"What we ponder and what we think about sets the course of our life. Any day we wish; we can discipline ourselves to change it all. Any day we wish, we can open the book that will open our mind to new knowledge. Any day we wish, we can start a new activity. Any day we wish, we can start the process of life change. We can do it immediately, or next week, or next month, or next year.
"We can also do nothing. We can pretend rather than perform. And if the idea of having to change ourselves makes us uncomfortable, we can remain as we are. We can choose rest over labor, entertainment over education, delusion over truth, and doubt over confidence. The choices are ours to make"
So friends, any day you wish, you can always start a new activity.
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It all started in May 2008
. I converted one gentleman from Bukit Jelutong into cycling. He wanted to shed kilograms from his physique. He discovered his new self. He was enthralled. He spread his newfound love to his neighbors, and it spreads like fire. He is now the President. He is MAHMUD ABAS. BJCC is the club - Bukit Jelutong Cycling Club. The membership have grown, the enthusiasm from its members spread exceeding original expectation.
Weekend rides used to be just making the loop of the Guthrie Corridor Expressway (GCE) covering a distance of 40kms. It was a feat at the beginning. Of late, the GCE rides of 40kms are only warm-up rides. BJCC started venturing to Kuala Selangor. They have done Morib. They have reached Port Dickson.
On a typical weekend in Bkt Jelutong, we would have a great number of cyclists burning their calories on the GCE.
Four of them recently joined PCC on their 2009 Annual Inter-state Ride. Featured here are the 4. The red jersey is Afendi Goh who took cycling like duck to water. Zaba in black and white, also now a "duck to water" kid upgraded himself to a Pinarello within a short span of taking up cycling. Such are these 2 BJ residents' enthusiasm. Sham, a veteran cyclist (not a veteran in age) and Razak Bakar on extreme right had been responsible for the rapid "high" of cycling amongst the BJCC group. Both of them are now on Brooks saddles, a symbol of their veteran status!
This is Zaba's Pinarello I was referring to. Its worth equates my yellow Kelisa. With that investment, I wonder whether Zaba will now delegate his golf bag permanently in the store!
On this 2009 inter-state, Sham was reported to have puncture problems which cut short his day 1 ride to Gemas. The punctures must have taken a toll even to his cycling attire, turning them black from the yellow featured in the first picture. I wonder.
Minus Sham attending to his punctures, Zaba, Afendi and Razak are seen here enjoying their carbo-loading in the company of a lady cyclist.
The 2009 Inter State ride will only be the beginning for the BJCC. 2009 is only half-way through with another 6 months to wrap up for other rides.
Welcome to the wonderful world of cycling.
Well done BJCC. Well done, Mahmud Abas the President
(All pics downloaded from BJCC group e-mails)
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I have been asked this question by well meaning friends who had noticed my silence. One answer I gave was, "I have not been anywhere" and that explains my silence. Nothing to blog about.
Another well meaning elder e-mailed to enquire whether I am okay. In his words, it is so not like me to be keeping quiet. He had even suggested me to write in "small plates" on my travels, provide more details like places to stay, the hotel rates, the distance I travelled daily, etc. Great suggestion of course, one which I will surely set a goal to do.
Today, I'm off to Jakarta for the weekend. While Malaysians and the rest of the world celebrate Labor Day today, I plan to take it easy for a few days in bustling Jakarta. It will be minus my bicycle. It is a family trip, wife and one son (I have 2 sons you know plus 2 daughters too), my eldest sister and her hubby, and a nephew and his wife plus mother-in-law.
I plan to discover Jakarta on foot. More realistically, I plan to discover a small part of Jakarta. As usual, I will travel light and my trusty digital will be ready to capture scenes to upload and re-activate my long overdue blogging activities.
On my cycling front, I have a few options in the pipeline, at least two more touring trips for 2009. One is to do Solo - Semarang - Magelan - Jogjakarta. This will be a revisit of sort. Another is to do Mount Bromo in Surabaya or perhaps a Surabaya - Bali route. I am also eyeing Thailand, cycling to visit a friend who now lives in Hua Hin, just South of Bangkok.
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It is time for the white roof coating sales blitz to begin as summer fast approaches. Hurry we say, get your roof coated to save on energy consumption by reflecting the sun's electromagnetic heat waves. Okay, here is my pitch:
This is my children standing on a pitched metal roof of a concession stand at our church last year in July and yes, the temperature was over 100 degrees that day. So, here is your challenge (should you accept) stand on your metal roof coated during the summertime temperatures with a white elastomeric, silicone, or the other "radiant heat reflecting, insulating, thermal barrier coatings" out there. Don't let a couple of kids beat you but if you do accept this challenge….BE SAFE and find a soft place to land.


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I saw this recipe on the back of a box of Velveeta noodles and it made me drool so much I had to try it. Both my kids loved it, even Miss Picky, but the best part of it all? I only had 1 pot to clean up afterwards. It's also great for those evenings when you are running late and need to get the kids in bed because it only takes about 20 minutes, start to finish.
Taken from Kraft:
- 1 pkg. VELVEETA Rotini and Cheese Whole Grain
- 1 pkg. (16 oz) mixed vegetable blend
- 1/4 c butter
- 1 pkg. precooked grilled chicken strips (or 2 cups cooked chopped chicken), chopped
- 1/2 tsp. black pepper
- 1/4 tsp. garlic powder
I added:
- 1/2 tsp. Emerils original seasoning
- 1/4 tsp Mrs Dash Onion and herb seasoning
- 1/4 tsp Tony Chachere's Magic Herbal blend
- 1/2 tsp. Chef Paul Prudhomme Pizza and Pasta Magic (herbal blend)
1. Cook rotini in large saucepan as directed on package, adding vegetables when you add the noodles.
2. Drain rotini/vegetable mixture; return to saucepan. Stir in cheese sauce, butter, chicken, and seasonings.
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To coincide with the Reagan Library's new Vatican
Splendors exhibition, the Reagan Foundation will be bringing in faith-based speakers and authors.
The first in this series was a lecture and book signing
with former star college and CFL quarterback,
pastor, and four-term U.S. Congressman J.C.
Watts with his latest book, Dig Deep: 7 Truths to Finding the Strength
Within (Publish Date: March 7, 2016).
In Dig Deep, J.C. Watts offers seven powerful
maxims that have kept him grounded throughout
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Although registration for this event is closed, this is a free event and everyone is still welcome to attend both the lecture and book signing (books must be purchased at the Reagan Library Museum Store to receive signature). Please join us at 6:00 p.m. on Wednesday, April 13th!


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Good evening sweet peas!
I hope Monday has been
fruitful and fulfilling for ya'll, it was an incredibly taxing day for
me after a long day of meetings and was so drowsy from my new medications I could barely stay awake or drive
home without pinching myself once or twice on the thigh. Thank gosh for my colleague who was there to chat and
accompany me while I drove her home lol.
Anyway! Thought I'd share today's ensemble c/o Tiara!
I was a little skeptical when I picked this dress as I was afraid it
might be slightly loose for me but I'm glad it turned out to be really
fitting! Love the clean white shade and asymmetrical neckline, giving
this number a structural element and an effortless look. Shoes from Zara.
Lol, I know the photos are kinda monotonous but that's because the first couple of shots were all overexposed so I couldn't use em'. Still thankful for my beebs Anna for taking these awesome shots for me <3
Dress: Tiara
Sandals: Zara
Photography by Anna Rodriguez
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Caryophyllaceae, the pink family.
Plant: Erect, flowering stems, 6"-24" tall bear small clusters of white flowers with an inflated, balloon-like base. Perennial.
Flowers: White, 1/2"-3/4" across, with five petals so deeply notched as to appear as ten, emerging from the summit of an inflated, smooth, balloon-like calyx, marked with pinkish veins. Flowers are borne in a small cluster (cyme), atop a stiff stem. Three styles extend well beyond the petals.
Leaves: Opposite, ovate to lanceolate, sessile, entire, 1.5"-4" long, sometimes clasping the stem
Fruit: A papery husk derived from the expanded calyx.
Blooming: May-August
Habitat: Weedy areas, overgrown fields.
The smooth, balloon-like calyx gives this species its common name.
Native to Eurasia, it has spread across much of the Northeast US and Southern Canada.
Where to find it:
Relatively uncommon in the park, I have found it only in one location, a weedy patch
consisting mainly of spotted knapweed just west of the west perimeter trail about 100 yards from
the lodge. The closely related White Campion (Silene latifolia) is much
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I. Executive Summary and Recommendation
This item will include the final conclusion concerning the project's adequacy as well as a description of the appropriateness of moving forward to the next stage (full appraisal). Alternatively, in the case of insufficient available information, a list of further investigations and reports should be clearly stated and recommended.
II. Project Description
This item includes a description of the project that should cover aspects such as the sector, technical/physical conditions (for example, distance involved for transport, type of surface for buildings, and so on), site, geographical area, affected/benefited population, and so on.
III. Need/Benefits of the Project and Suitability of the Proposed Solution. Economic Feasibility.
The following aspects and questions should be covered;
- Description of the need that the project helps address;
- The contribution of the project to the government's general goals and policy;
- Description of how optimal the proposed solution is when there are various technical alternatives/solutions for the need, or a description of the reasons for making that assessment if it is the case;
- Description of benefits, including some objective indicators of benefits (demand in transport, number of homes served with water supply, and so on;
- Description of any relevant indirect costs; and
- If a cost-benefit analysis (CBA) and/or multi-criteria analysis has been conducted, this should be clearly stated. If such analyses were not conducted and are considered relevant, this should be advised in this report and/or in the "readiness" section.
IV. PPP Suitability
The following questions should be included;
- Brief description of the PPP, that is, the basic concept of who would be assigned to which functions, what the payment mechanism would look like, and so on;
- Affordability: Can the project be self-financed under a user-paid PPP model or is there a need for public contributions?
- Does the project have any significant risks or uncertainties that are not manageable by a partner? If this is the case, does it make sense for the public sector to assume those risks?
- Can the project be accommodated within the "legal" framework?
- Is the project large enough to justify the implicit transaction costs?
- Would there be investor market appetite for the project? Does the private sector have the necessary capabilities to face these challenges?
- Does the investment make sense for a single operator to assume the responsibilities and risk (unitary project)? and
- Are the stakeholders and their interests well surveyed and understood?
V. Affordability
This should include the following aspects;
- The estimated capital expenditures (Capex) and operational expenditures (Opex);
- The estimated revenues, if applicable;
- If it is necessary to allocate public resources, are they enough to afford the compensations/contributions?
- Are there any cost savings/redundancies? and
- Are any proposed user fees affordable by users? Are any government payments, or support, affordable by the government?
VI. Project Readiness and Status
It is not necessary to describe these aspects in depth since many of them may be solved through the Appraisal or Structuring and Construction Phases. It is important to highlight any aspects that imply significant challenges or which may significantly postpone the project's delivery (as identified in the preliminary risk assessment).
In any case, all relevant legal issues should be included in a "legal due diligence" report to be developed in the full Appraisal Phase unless due diligence is to be carried out before the full appraisal is recommended.
Examples of uncertainty regarding constraints and dependencies include (this is not an exhaustive list):
- Land availability;
- Level of demand (mainly in greenfield projects);
- Environmental permits;
- Other permits;
- Availability of information for the project's appraisal;
- Political interference;
- Stakeholder negative aspects (if applicable); and
- Other legal or regulatory uncertainties.
VII. Sufficient Information
- The report should briefly describe the information and data analyzed;
- If information is insufficient or results and conclusions are not clear, a description of any information and data weakness should be provided. This should include recommendations, if necessary, for further analysis or corrections by the promoting department as well as expert insight or further research and time for the public sector to finish the screening; and
- Whether the documents and supporting information are satisfactory and the conclusions are positive with respect to the screening test.
VIII. Next Steps: Project Management Plan
In the case of recommending moving forward to the next stage (appraisal), a list of tasks to be carried out and a schedule that provides an estimated timetable should be put forward. Internal capabilities for further developing the project should be analyzed in order to design the project team and set up the governance strategy. Section 2.11 describes this analysis.
If approval is given to move forward with the appraisal, the first step will be to select advisors or to establish the project team and the project governance.


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Here's chapter 7 of Esper! This wraps up the first volume, and it really goes out with a bang.
This is a great chapter for fans of Uncle Teru, btw.
Anyway, enough spoilers, here's the download link:
GRZ Release #0042: Everyone's an ESPer V.1 Ch.7 – MediaFire
Also, everybody should go check out You're Welcome Scans. They're helping us out with this project, and their site has some really great series. They've got one over there that's related to the anime classic Outlaw Star. Definitely worth a read!


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Read this tip to make your life smarter, better, faster and wiser. LifeTips is the place to go when you need to know about Exhaust Systems and other Auto Accessories topics.
Back in the day, Louis Armstrong sang "You push the first valve down, and the music goes round and round, oh-oh-oh-oh, and it comes out here." Of course, Louis didn't know he was teaching us all about how exhaust tips control the sound that comes out of your pipes, but that's what made him such a genius. In any case, mufflers and resonators handle most of the noise reduction. The exhaust tip shapes the remaining pulses into a particular sound at a particular pitch and decibel level as it exits the pipe. The length and shape of the tip makes a big difference in how your system will sound. A short megaphone exhaust tip will sound more like a sousaphone, while a long pencil-shaped exhaust tip will sound more like a trumpet. Some exhaust tips come with an additional small resonator that mellows and deepens the resulting note. At the very end of an exhaust tip a perforated tube wrapped in sound deadening material softens the final exhaust pulses before they hit the street, and the ears of your audience.
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SEGA announced today the release of Sonic the Hedgehog 4 Episode I on the WiiWare. The game will also be available on the PlayStation Network today, and on the Xbox LIVE Arcade for Xbox 360 tomorrow, on the 13th of October.
"Fans have been eagerly anticipating the next chapter in Sonic's 2D saga for quite some time," said Haruki Satomi, vice president of Digital Business at SEGA of America. "It gives me great pleasure to say that the wait is over - players around the world can now experience Sonic the Hedgehog 4 Episode I on the console of their choice!"
Players will encounter familiar moves like the Spin Dash and the Homing Attack, in order to sprint through the rough enemies, traps and hazards.
Sonic The Hedgehog 4 Episode I is now available on the WiiWare for 1500 Wii Points, and very soon on the PlayStation Network for the price of $14.99, while on the Xbox LIVE Arcade, the price will be 1200 MS Points.


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Robert M. Parker was a great federal judge. Before he served on the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, he sat in Tyler as the Chief Judge of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Texas. He could make any appearance before him interesting, challenging—and even fun. One year, he spoke on the topic of "Departures" at the Advanced Criminal Law Course of the State Bar of Texas. His thesis was simple: Defense lawyers win few jury trials.
Prosecutors like to use it. Occasionally, we may like it, too. Retrograde extrapolation is the method by which one estimates a person's BAC at the time of driving based upon a chemical test result later in time. Swedish physician Erik M. P. Widmark first calculated absorption and elimination rates of alcohol in the body.
It's an understatement to say that a lot has happened in the last month. There's been a lot to absorb no matter your walk in life. A tremendous Fall Classic and a jaw-dropping presidential election. History has been made, but to call either event groundbreaking doesn't come close to estimating their impacts or importance in the world of sports and around the world. Whatever the allegiance—whether Cub or Indian, Trump or Clinton—people have been instantly divided. Either a new dawn is breaking or the sun is setting.
As of November 1, 2016, I have had the privilege and honor to serve the membership of TCDLA for 15 years. In that time I have spoken and written of the TCDLA family. I have come to a profound understanding of what that meant in the last four months.
While writing this, it struck me that the holidays are upon us. Neighborhoods are starting to sparkle with green and red lights. Christmas music is playing everywhere. I always find that the end of a year is a good time to reflect on the past year, both personally and professionally, the good and the bad, the joyous and the heartbreaking. I recognize the things that I am grateful for, and know that I am blessed with much more than anyone deserves.
21 | DWI Jury Punishment - By John Gioffredi
25 | The Roles of Forensic Mental Health Experts in the Legal System: What Practitioners of Law May Need to Know - By M. K. Hamza
33 | Suppressing Evidence Obtained From Proactive Drug Interdiction Speeding Stop - By Robert Eutsler
Careful observers of the criminal justice scene in my part of the world note that Federal prosecutors file and pursue a lot more conspiracy prosecutions than do their State court counterparts. Many assume, I believe, that this is because conspiracy prosecutions require special investigative talents found only in the Justice Department and the various Federal investigative agencies.
In the early 1990s, when I was a law student, I worked on an appeal from the re-sentencing trial of a Travis County capital murder case, that of David Lee Powell.
Texas criminal defense lawyers who have received physical evidence incriminating their clients are in an ethical no-man's-land and vulnerable to prosecution. There is currently no clear ethical rule to guide the defense lawyer and no real protection from being used as a law enforcement tool against your own client.
Kudos to Jim Huggler of Tyler on a big win in the CCA, gaining a reversal in the Walker v. State case.
Like the Roadrunner and Wile E. Coyote, those who would watch child pornography and those who would prosecute them for doing so continue to try to outwit each other. In the real world, though, it is Mr. Coyote (the Government) who often prevails. Recently, I learned about the child pornographers' use of The onion router ("Tor") and the Government's use of a Network Investigative Technique ("NIT"). United States v. Croghan, ___F.Supp.3d___, 2016 WL 4992105 (S.D. Iowa Sept. 19, 2016), and United States v.
Metrology is the science of measurement. The State often relies upon measurements to prove allegations against our clients. For example, the determination of breath and blood alcohol concentrations in a DWI trial involve measurement. The weight of a controlled substance, and its identity, involves measurement. Other examples may include DNA and radar speed detection. Essentially, a forensic science implicating physics, chemistry, toxicology, engineering, psychology, or medicine may also implicate the science of measurement.
Regardless of where a lawyer practices, one thing will always remain the same—time is money. Abraham Lincoln said it best when stating, "a lawyer's time and advice is his stock and trade." When a client seeks out an attorney to represent him or her, the client is essentially paying for two things—the lawyer's time and knowledge. More importantly, as most lawyers unfortunately know, when the case is over and the client has not fully paid, you have two chances of being paid—SLIM TO NONE—regardless of how much time and knowledge you put into it.
Special thanks to our course directors, Jason Cassel and Audrey Moorehead, for the TCDLA Cross-Examination seminar and to course directors Kerri Anderson-Donica, Heather Barbieri, and Mark Bennett for the Voir Dire CLE held in Dallas in September. Thanks to their help we had 50 attendees for Cross-Examination and 63 attendees for Voir Dire.
Although the temperatures belie it now, fall is upon us. With it, we will see the end of an intense and unpredictable summer of politics and the start of the holiday season. A holiday season in an even-numbered year, means that a legislative session is right around the corner!
21 | Receipt of Incriminating Evidence and the Need for Protection - By Keith Hampton
28 | Avoiding the One-Eyed Expert and Handling the Others - By Hilary Sheard
36 | The Long Hot Summer—Dilley Style - By Judge Pat Priest
6 | President's Message
Search & Seizure: So, What's Going On?
(Rodriguez v. U.S., 135 S. Ct. 1609, April 21, 2015)
So What's the Big Deal? Many attorneys in Texas were not impressed by the Rodriguez decision.
Safe Weaving Is No Basis for a Stop
Those familiar with criminal defense in the state of Texas have likely encountered the issue of weaving within the lane as a basis for a police stop.
Q: Hey, are you really a lawyer? Can I ask you a couple of questions?
How many times have we been approached by someone with those questions? Is this person now a client or just a minor irritation? Do we have ethical obligations in that situation? What are they?
Kid cases—whether they be allegations of physical or sexual abuse—are the hardest cases to defend. Jurors, understandably, come in with an inherent prejudice against our client and wanting to save the child. It is an uphill battle from the start.


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RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) Although the Miami Heat had been downplaying the game against LeBron James all along, coach Erik Spoelstra and Chris Bosh said Saturday that they were glad it was finally out of the way.
Spoelstra said there was ''certainly a level of strangeness'' in the preseason game in Rio de Janeiro, while Bosh said that he hopes now everybody can ''move on.''
The Cleveland Cavaliers won 122-119 in overtime, with James scoring seven points and picking up eight assists in 20 minutes at the HSBC Arena.
It was the first time James played against the Heat since returning to Ohio after leading his former teammates to two NBA titles in four years.
''For me it was a special moment to be back there competing against my old teammates,'' James said. ''I didn't get that awkward feeling, but a lot of memories came back about the things that we accomplished.''
James barely talked to his teammates before and during the game, though, doing his usual game routine.
''If you have to do something like this, I think it really benefits both teams to get the awkwardness out of the way in the preseason,'' Spoelstra said. ''There was certainly a level of strangeness to it.''
He said he didn't think it really affected the way the teams approached their preparations, though.
''I think both teams also used this week just to concentrate on themselves,'' Spoelstra said. ''We have quite a bit of work to do to get our defense and our continuity offensively together. This was just another step, so in terms of game plan I don't think either team spent a lot of time on that.''
James and Bosh quickly shook hands, but didn't even seem to make eye contact before the game.
Bosh said it was ''just normal routine stuff'' to guard James, but he also thought it was good that the meeting is already in the past.
''I like the fact that we could get everything out of the way, that we could just come out here for the preseason and kind of just let everybody see us,'' Bosh said. ''We can move on.''
He said it was ''tough'' as usual to play against the former teammate, ''but as far as him in another uniform and being on different teams, we are pretty much over that.''
''We are here to improve our team, to get better, and he is doing the same thing,'' Bosh said. ''I'm glad we could get that out of the way and move on.''
He acknowledged that it's ''going to be a work in progress'' for the Heat to play without James.
''For the last four years, of course, it's been a little easier with LeBron handling the ball,'' Bosh said. ''He made everybody's lives easier.''
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theMakeLab is a laser cutting and design platform based in Melbourne for artists, designers and creative individuals to fabricate and manufacture customised products.
Their idea is quite simple: you bring the ideas, and they will do the rest. Their bottom line is "we are here to fabricate your ideas and turn them into reality!".
What I like is that the blink at Architecture, taking inspirations from real buildings to create nice brooches like: Vitra museum in Basel, Guggenheim in NYC and Notre-Dame du Haut in Ronchamp.


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Let's start by asking a question: do businesses need to grow? I'll cast my vote to say "Yes." Actually, I will say "Absolutely." Yet, there are many kinds of growth. We can grow up, we can grow out, and we can also grow wise. So let's make sure we are talking about the same thing.
The economy we know today is pretty attached to a classic growth paradigm that demands growth, and mostly growth that manifests itself in growing revenue or profit or, in its largest sense, GDP. At the micro level, I witness this paradigm in action every time I hear the question, "How are you going to grow this business?" It's a call you can't ignore: grow or die.
I'm not about to dispute the value of focusing on growth. It has created tons of progress in certain sectors of our society. But I think it's worth noting that the kind of growth we have collectively experienced has not treated all parties equally. It might be worth exploring other kinds of growth as well.
People grow in many ways. Children focus on physical growth. The strength and capabilities that come with "growing up" are certainly useful. (Me, I topped out at out at about six feet tall and growing out is… we'll just say, no longer productive.) Physical growth quickly becomes less important and we move on to emotional and intellectual growth. We grow our capacity for empathy. We grow closer to those around us. We grow wise.
Could business (and even our economy?) aspire to recognize similar limits to physical growth and shift aspirations to another kind of growth?
When we talk about the capital we put together at Community Sourced Capital, we often describe the process of connecting businesses directly to their community as "turning an enterprise's social capital into financial capital." The social part looks a lot like trust and strong relationships, and the financial part looks a lot like money. Businesses need financial capital for all sorts of things — including physical growth — and those things change as a business faces new challenges and evolves to fit a dynamic environment. Sometimes, we find businesses looking for growth in terms of product lines or financial maturity. Or, perhaps most exciting, growing in terms of connections to their community. That's when the social capital part (trust and relationships) comes in.
By sharing a company's story of growth with its community, and most importantly, by sharing with one's community an intention for a specific kind of growth, pathways open up for the flow of all kinds of capital: intellectual capital, human capital, social capital. A company that realizes its potential to access all sources of capital will find endless growth.
So, what would you like to grow this year?


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|Canadian Labour Congress
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The Ontario Federation of Labour is a federation of labour unions in the Canadian province of Ontario. The original OFL was established by the Canadian Congress of Labour in 1944. It was merged with the rival Ontario Provincial Federation of Labour in 1957 (now considered the modern OFL's founding date), one year after the merger of the CCL and the Trades and Labour Congress (the OPFL's parent federation). It is now the provincial federation of the Canadian Labour Congress.
Elroy Robson was the original OFL's first president and William Sefton was its first secretary-treasurer.
Policy conventions are held every two years. Today, the federation represents 700,000 workers who belong to its affiliated trade unions.
Officers of the OFL since 1957
- Cleve Kidd (1957–1958)
- David Archer (1958–1976)
- Cliff Pilkey (1976–1986)
- Gord Wilson (1986–1997)
- Wayne Samuelson (1997–2009)
- Sid Ryan (2009–2015)
- Chris Buckley (2015–present)
Executive Vice-Presidents
- Julie Davis (1986–1988)
- Ken Signoretti (1988–1997)
- Irene Harris (1997–2005)
- Terry Downey (2005–2011)
- Irwin Nanda (2011–2015)
- Ahmad Gaied (2015-Present)
- Douglas Hamilton (1957–1970)
- Terry Meagher (1970–1984)
- Wally Majesky (1984–1986)
- Sean O'Flynn (1986–1988)
- Julie Davis (1988–1995)
- Ethel Birkett-LaValley (1995–2005)
- Irene Harris (2005–2009)
- Marie Kelly (2009–2011)
- Nancy Hutchison (2011–2015)
- Patty Coates (2015-Present)
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