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Women's Healthcare: A Clinical Journal for NPs is the official journal of the National Association of Nurse Practitioners in Women's Health (NPWH). This peer-reviewed journal, published quarterly, focuses on clinical topics of interest and importance to NPs and other advanced practice nurses who attend to women's healthcare needs. Women's Healthcare (WH) is indexed in CINAHL.
Authors who wish to submit manuscripts to WH must adhere to these guidelines; otherwise, manuscripts will be returned and you will be asked to correct and resubmit them. Manuscripts should have a clinical focus, providing NPs with up-to-date information that is useful in everyday practice. In addition, research studies with clinical implications are eligible for consideration. Before submitting manuscripts, you may send a brief email query to managing editor Dory Greene (email@example.com) and/or Editor-in-Chief Beth Kelsey (email@example.com) to determine whether the chosen topic is likely to be of interest to WH readers.
Publication ethics
Women's Healthcare: A Clinical Journal for NPs adheres to the principles stated on the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE) website Recommendations page. In particular, authors are directed to read the Roles and Responsibilities information on this website page, specifically with regard to Defining the Role of Authors and Contributors and Author Responsibilities–Conflicts of Interest. Authors submitting research manuscripts should also read the section on Protection of Research Participants. This section addresses patients' right to privacy, informed consent, and human and animal rights as research participants.
All authors are asked to address these concerns and others in the Manuscript Submission Cover Letter. In addition, each author must complete the ICMJE Disclosure of Conflicts of Interest form.
Therefore, in order to ensure that ethical principles in publication are addressed, the author(s) must submit to WH, along with the manuscript itself, the Manuscript Submission Cover Letter. In addition, each author must submit her or his own ICMJE Disclosure of Conflicts of Interest form to WH.
Manuscripts submitted to WH must not have been previously published or be under consideration for publication in another journal. In accordance with the ICMJE, each listed author must have made a substantive intellectual contribution without which the manuscript could not have been written. Authors assume responsibility for all content. Once a manuscript is published in WH, it becomes the joint property of HealthCom Media and NPWH.
Text format
The title page must contain, in the following order, the paper's full title; each author's first name, middle initial, last name, credentials (eg, DNP, WHNP-BC), position, and affiliation; any source(s) of financial support (if none, please state so); and disclaimers, if any. The title page must also include the name, address, phone numbers, fax number, and email address of the corresponding author.
The next page must contain a single-spaced abstract of 3-4 sentences summarizing the purpose/content of the article. If the article is a clinical study, you need not describe the findings or conclusion in the abstract. Please include six key words for database searching.
The manuscript is to be double-spaced, in 12-point Times New Roman font (MS Word only), using 1-inch margins (maximum, 3,500 words, including references and graphics). Do not add headers or footers. In the text of the manuscript, use one character space, not two spaces, between sentences. Keep abbreviations to a minimum and define each abbreviation at first use. Units of measure are abbreviated only when used with numbers. Refer to the American Medical Association Manual of Style: A Guide for Authors and Editors (10th ed.) for standard scientific abbreviations. Cite references (no older than 5 years if possible) using a superscript1 in the text and then list them in the reference section in the order cited in the text. Internet websites, if cited, must be reliable resources; original articles are strongly preferred. References are styled in AMA format. You are responsible for the accuracy of all information, including references.
Short-form article options
As an alternative to submitting feature-length papers or research studies, authors may submit shorter articles for any of the departments listed here. Authors of short-form articles still need to heed the guidelines listed in the Text format section—minus the need for an abstract or key words.
• "DNP projects: Spotlight on practice" (600-1,300 words, including references and graphics): WH invites DNP students or recent graduates to submit reports on their DNP projects in abstract form for publication consideration. The project should be on quality improvement in an aspect of women's healthcare and be relevant to NPs providing this care. The student's faculty advisor must approve the abstract for submission. The content of the abstract should include the purpose of the project, with brief literature support; methods; results/outcomes; limitations; implications for women's health; and references. In addition, authors must submit documentation of institutional review board status, including if deemed exempt or not human research status.
• "On the case" (2,000-2,500 words, including references and graphics): The case study addresses complex women's health situations, and is presented in a way that challenges readers, as led by the author, to work through each step from making the diagnosis to the planning of care. The particular challenge may involve co-morbidities and/or psychosocial, cultural, or ethical dimensions that complicate the situation. Authors should first provide background information about the patient and the health situation, which will help readers understand the complexity of the case. The case study itself should reflect an evidence-based approach to assessment, diagnosis, development of desired outcomes, plan and implementation of care, and evaluation of outcomes. Readers are led through this process as the case unfolds. Authors can pose decision-point questions, and then use these questions to address the rationale for each step in the clinical decision-making process. Use of decision-making algorithms, charts, or tables is encouraged. Last, authors should provide a lessons-learned component with take-home messages that readers can apply to the management of cases similar to the one described.
• "Assessment and management" (1,300-2,000 words, including references and graphics): This short piece provides readers with up-to-date, evidence-based information on screening, diagnosis, pharmacologic/ nonpharmacologic treatment, patient counseling/education, and/or referral resources for a specific health condition important to women and relevant to NPs providing care for women with this condition.
• "Commentary" (1,300-2,000 words, including references and graphics): In this unique WH forum, authors can share their perspective on a topic of importance to women's healthcare and relevance to NPs providing this care. The commentary may challenge current practice, reflect on the author's real-world experience in providing services not widely considered part of NP practice, propose thought-provoking ideas concerning practice, and/or provide a viewpoint on the implications of expanding some aspect of clinical practice. Authors need cite only references deemed essential to support their viewpoint.
• "Clinical resources" (600-2,000 words, including references and graphics): This department focuses on new or updated practice guidelines, screening and diagnostic tests, and technology for high-quality, evidence-based patient care.
• Professional development (600-2,000 words, including references and graphics): This department focuses on processes that foster learning or quality improvement in clinical practice or that promote the business aspect of being an NP.
Student authors
We accept manuscript submissions from master's-prepared APNs enrolled in a doctoral-degree program. Students who have previously authored an article in a peer-reviewed journal may submit a manuscript as a solo author (documentation of this previously published work must be provided at the time of manuscript submission). Otherwise, the student's faculty advisor or another faculty member must serve as second author on the manuscript.
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After you submit a manuscript to the managing editor Dory Greene (email@example.com), you will receive an email confirmation. The editor-in-chief will determine whether the manuscript is ready for peer review, needs minor or major revision, or is not suitable for WH. This determination is then communicated to the corresponding author by the managing editor. If the manuscript is sent directly for blind peer review, a process that can take 4-6 weeks, the managing editor, upon hearing from the peer reviewers, will advise the corresponding author whether the manuscript has been accepted for publication, accepted pending revision, or rejected. If the manuscript is accepted for publication, authors are asked to sign an agreement giving HealthCom Media and NPWH the rights to the article. Next, the article will undergo standard in-house editing to ensure consistency with WH editorial style. The corresponding author may be asked to address outstanding queries and concerns at this time. Before the article is published, the corresponding author will be asked to review and approve the page proofs.


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"The Sun Dog" is a novella written by Stephen King that was included in his 1990 collection Four Past Midnight. The story is set in Castle Rock, Maine.
Kevin gets just what he wants for his fifteenth birthday — a Polaroid Sun camera. Soon though, he notices that there is something strange about the camera. It prints similar pictures all the time but never what the camera is pointed at. Instead, it shows a street with a white fence and a dog in the distance. Kevin takes the camera to Reginald "Pop" Merrill's junk shop, The Emporium Galorium, in hopes that Pop can fix it. When Pop sees the pictures, he asks Kevin to continue taking pictures with the camera on a regular basis. During this time, Kevin begins to see that the pictures are progressively showing movement, with the dog walking along in front of the fence. In the last set of pictures he takes for Pop, Kevin sees that the dog has stopped walking and is turning towards the camera. He also notices that the dog is wearing a string tie that belongs to him, which scares him into wanting to destroy the camera.
When Kevin's father John finds out that he has been talking to Pop, he tries to intercede, having had a personal experience where Pop had loaned him money at an outrageous interest rate, giving John an extreme distrust and dislike for the man. After Kevin and John turn the pictures over to Pop, Kevin tells him about his intentions, and Pop fools them by switching Kevin's camera with a different one. When Kevin smashes the other camera, Pop begins to visit some of his customers who are collectors of paranormal items (Pop calls these people "Mad Hatters") with the intent of selling the camera. When each of these customers refuse to buy the camera, Pop comes to believe that Kevin was right, and he is better off destroying the camera. As he had been showing off the camera, he had taken more and more pictures, and in these the dog had turned fully toward the camera and started hunch down, as if preparing to pounce. When Pop returns to his junk shop, he prepares to destroy the camera, but in a state of hallucination, instead destroys a clock, believing it to be the camera.
Meanwhile, Kevin had been having recurring nightmares about the other world in which the dog (which he now refers to as the "Sun Dog", from the name of his camera) exists. In these nightmares he sees various people who offer him warnings, and eventually the dog begins to chase him, with Kevin waking at the last minute before the dog finally catches up to him. These leads Kevin to realize that Pop had tricked him, and when he informs his father, he also sees through Pop's ruse and the two head to The Emporium Galorium to confront Pop and finally destroy the camera.
Pop, under the delusion that he had destroyed the camera, goes to the nearby drug store and, in another delusion, buys film for the camera, thinking the whole time that he was buying pipe tobacco. Kevin and John show up shortly after he leaves and Kevin, acting under the ambiguous warnings from his dreams, buys a new Polaroid camera. When the two get to Pop's junk shop, the see the flashes as Pop continues taking pictures with the "paranormal" Polaroid. With each one, the sound of the dog's growls become louder and louder, and by the time Kevin and his father get to the shop's door, the noise is so loud it shatters all the windows. By the time they enter the shop, the camera in Pop's hands has began to melt. As he takes the very last picture, the camera explodes and molten plastic hits Pop's neck, burning him fatally. The last picture begins to warp and bubble, and inside the bubble the dog begins to grow. Before he can break the membrane of the bubble and attack, Kevin takes it's picture with the camera he had gotten from the drug store, and the dog disappears.
The next year, Kevin is given a laptop for his birthday. After typing a test phrase, the printer prints out a different message, informing him that the dog is not dead - it is still alive, hungry, and very angry.
The audiobook version of The Sun Dog is read by Tim Sample.

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So I took a big leap and registered for the 2012 World Domination Summit hosted by The Art of Non-Conformity's Chris Guillebeau. By the way – do you know his work? If not, I highly recommend you poke around his site (linked above) and see if anything speaks to you.
Why is it a big leap? Well, my dear old Dad would point out that technically I'm still unemployed yet just plopped down a chunk of change for an event that is 10 months – and the length of a continent – away. But, more significantly, it's a leap towards intentionally creating the life I want to be living.
Why did I do it? Because there will be a room full of thinkers, doers and livers there and I want in! It's as simple as that. When I was
laid off freed from the bonds of a soul-sucking j-o-b 9 months ago, I decided to start designing my ideal life for real. I'd been thinking about what it looks like – my ideal life – since I did Mondo Beyondo in January 2009 (Andrea & Jen ~ I hope you are at WDS again!). And being reorged out of that job felt like the Universe giving me a Golden Ticket. Since then, I've been taking a series of baby steps and now I'm starting to run with it. OK, speed walk. Hey, you gotta start somewhere (seriously – just do it!)
I read the post 72 Hacks & Beliefs to Live & Work on Your Terms – from People Actually Doing it (World Domination Summit Recap) by 2011 WDS attendee Scott Dinsmore and decided this is exactly the kind of juicy stuff I want to roll around in. You should check it out ~ you may find some excellent nuggets (warning: you'll also probably find a few new blogs to follow)!
If you're going to WDS, I look forward to playing with you! Interest piqued? For now registration is closed but limited seats will go on sale in January. See http://worlddominationsummit.com/register/ for details.
Have you thought about how living the life of your dreams would feel? Go ahead, dream a little…
♥ Audrey


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On Saturday 17th May, as part of Museums at Night 2014, Swansea Museum and Amy Sharrocks invite you to fall into the waters of Swansea, immerse yourself in the sea and share a group fall.
There are many falls: a general difficulty keeping up, the fall of an Empire, falling asleep, economic slumps and crashes, industrial depressions and recession, falls from grace. Children teach us that falling is a human condition, but somehow we forget that as we grow up…
In the hope that our repeated gesture of falling will un-shame future falls for all of us, DAYTRIP invites everyone to come together for a fall. Wash off this constant striving to be UP, reclaim our right to fall and allow ourselves to be down. Exploring the possibilities of our trips and stumbles, and questioning the joys of being sure-footed, Amy is hoping people will leap at the chance to be down, while other people are up.
Giving a new slant to the idea of a day trip, come for a stumble and flop.
Why not bring the family? Make it a family trip.
You can wear anything you like to fall in, but please bring a change of clothes as the water is cold at this time of year. Towels and hot chocolate provided. The fall will take place rain or shine.
- A free running group, who teach Parkour and street dance will be performing a live demonstration and holding classes with members of the public.
- Bedtime stories in the kid's area under a parachute canopy wearing pyjamas.
- They'll have large cushions, bean bags and cosy blankets to transform the library into a dreamland and slumber.
- Cupcakes and refreshments.
- A 1950s bus outside Swansea Library.
- Swansea Museum will have Film showings of Night at the Museum 1 & 2 starting at 5pm
- Workshops with Ruth MClees from 10 – 1 and 2 – 4, focused on Swansea Jack and his story.
- Meet at the Museum at 5pm. We will then walk the short distance to the Observatory Tower together for the fall.
- Musician Paul Jones will be performing acoustic versions of falling songs, from 5:30 onwards at the tram-shed.
- Afterwards we will be showing the Burt Lancaster film, The Swimmer (1968).
- Please stay on after the fall to talk.
- Hot drinks, towels for fallers and refreshments all provided free!
Swansea Museum and Amy Sharrocks invite you to fall into the waters of Swansea, immerse yourself in the sea and share a group fall.
Ever fallen. No matter. Try again. Fall again. Fall better.
Here's a little more information about Museums at Night
Museums at Night, which explodes into life from mid May 2014, is an annual UK-wide festival which seeks to encourage visitors into museums, galleries and heritage sites by throwing their doors open after hours and putting on special evening events.
During the competition and voting procedure of the Connect10 competition, heritage venues on Culture24′s database were warmly invited to enter the competition to win one of the ten top contemporary artists along with a financial subsidy for their Museums at Night event!
Swansea Museum was in the connect10 competition and was competing with 3 other venues to win the right to host artist Amy Sharrocks. We were successful in our bid and landed 44% of the public votes to host Amy. We are now working with Amy to discuss a programme of events and activities for her time in Swansea. One of these themes will be Swansea's historic relationship with water.
Below is a short biography of Amy Sharrocks
Amy Sharrocks is a live artist, sculptor and film-maker. She invites people to come on journeys in which their own experience, communication and expression are a vital part. Undertaking these journeys with a sense of humour, joy and risk radically implicates the public, creating a bond and an outcome that is rich and unpredictable. This invitation and the bravery and invention of people's responses, produces new avenues for exploration and fantastic visions within the everyday.
For many years Amy has been investigating our connection to water. On 12 July 2007 she made SWIM, where 50 people swam across London via 15 lakes, lidos and pools, from Tooting Bec Lido to Hampstead Heath Ponds. She has floated her boat on swimming pools up and down the country and is currently gathering donations forMuseum of Water: a large public collection of water that people want to preserve, in the container of their choice.
John Orna-Ornstein, Director of Museums at Arts Council England said: "The explosion of contemporary artists working with museums is a real cultural success story – transforming how we interact with our great national collections and enabling artists to present their work to the public outside the walls of the studio or contemporary gallery. Connect10 is a fantastic opportunity for collaboration between museums and artists, challenging museums and artists to look at collections in innovative ways and bringing more audiences into museums across the country."


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North Central Texas College (NCTC) is located here, and Midwestern State University (MSU) will be opening a campus soon. There are many professional businesses, retail tenants and clients. Parker Square is also surrounded by residential neighborhoods.


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This little gingerbread lad is dapper, charming and ready to make his way home with you. Along with the gingerbread man comes some milk, sweets and a fun sentiment.
3x4 inch stamp set.
Included are:
Five (5) photopolymer clear stamps
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Four hours of wondrously free writing time away! Click HERE to see how these WriteAways began, and for some inspirational writing prompts if you like. Let me know in the comments if you're joining me and I'll cheer you on. For 4 minutes or the full 4 hours – your words make a difference – creating peace on our lovely planet Earth. XO, Pierr
Photo: Admiralty Inlet from Whidbey Island, WA, looking west to the Olympic mountains (my archives – neighbors' cliffside, 2009).


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I love my Uggs.
My feet are ALWAYS cold.
Like I wear two pairs of socks around the house most nights.
I know people have mixed feelings about Uggs,
but I love them and how warm they keep my feet.
These are the current Uggs I've been rockin'.
Yes, I do have a lot of uggs. The grey and black are my go to.
The chocolate are my super warm uggs. And the chestnut are my old rainy day uggs.
Anything that keeps me warm and snuggly is a favorite!
How do you feel about uggs?


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Wired talks about Chevy's "roll-your-own" ad campaign.
Chevy had already enlisted Internet users for its 2005 introduction of the HHR, a retro-style SUV along the lines of Chrysler's PT Cruiser. After almost 1,300 people submitted photos and videos promoting the new vehicle, Chevy decided it was time to try this stuff where it really mattered ? on the Tahoe, whose astronomical profit margin (about $10,000 per vehicle according to one estimate) makes it critical to the success of Chevrolet and its parent, GM. The Tahoe had just gotten its first makeover in years ? serious styling, luxury seats ? and its relaunch was at the top of GM's agenda. So they decided to pull out all the stops: "The Apprentice, for prime-time brand awareness," explains Kosak, the ad director, "and digital, because everybody is into digital."
More of the excellent "remix" ads after the fold.


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A $22 million mixed-income senior housing project is set to open in west Coconut Grove on Wednesday.
Gibson Plaza offers 50 affordable and six market-rate apartments for people 55 and older. All the units have been leased.
According to developers Pinnacle Housing Group, the project is the West Grove's first major multi-family residential development in five decades. It is at 3629 Grand Ave., Miami.
The West Grove is a historically Bahamian neighborhood that has lost much of its population, especially its middle class, as it slipped into poverty and neglect. Meanwhile, the downtown and waterfront sections of Coconut Grove are experiencing a revival as developers build ultra-luxury condo towers on Bayshore Drive and hip restaurants like Harry's Pizza and Panther Coffee move in.
Nonprofit group Collaborative Development Corporation, the Theodore Roosevelt Gibson Memorial Fund and Miami Dade College's Mitchell Wolfson Sr. Foundation also helped finance and develop the project. The college will offer on-site classes and workforce training to residents and locals.
The Miami-Dade County Commission allocated $9 million to the project. Miami Mayor Tomás Regalado, County Commissioner Xavier Suarez, Miami Commissioner Ken Russell and Miami Dade College President Eduardo Padrón will attend Wednesday morning's opening ceremony.


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Our Religion, Our Kids
by Vibra Eirene, on behalf of RiteHere*
Can kids come to our public rituals? Should we have separate child care for the kids? Who will look after them? Should we pay for child care?
What if parents don't want to be bothered by their kids in ritual? What if parents want them there, but other adults find them distracting and disruptive?
How can a single parent come to the ritual if we don't provide child care? Will Queers feel the ritual is designed for Hets and Breeders if there are a lot of kids?
If kids have to come to rituals, are we forcing religion on them? Is this good or bad?
How will the kids learn what we do if we don't include them at rituals? Don't most cultures with Earth-based religion organically include the children at major rituals and celebrations?
Will having kids at the ritual make us tone it down, or even "dumb" it down?
These are perennial hot topics in the Reclaiming community, and if you are involved in planning public rituals, I bet you could add dozens more questions.
RiteHere (Reclaiming in the East Bay, near San Francisco) has been struggling with them since the inception of the group three years ago. We have focused on these questions at retreats, meetings and post-ritual evaluations.
We have strongly felt the need to integrate our values, our kids, and our rituals. We have tried having (almost) totally separate child care during the adults' ritual, and having children in the ritual the whole time, and having them do stuff in the ritual and then run around or stay in, as they wish.
It might be useful to other groups struggling with these issues to see what we have been able to reach consensus on so far. Here is a summary of our conclusions and some ideas for practical application of them.
First, we perceive the children as members of our community in their own right, not simply as children of members of our community.
Second, we, as a Reclaiming ritual planning cell, want to offer ritual and magical opportunities, and public celebration of holidays, turning the Wheel, etc., to all the members of our community, so that means children as well as adults.
Third, we recognize that beliefs and desires of adults with kids vary with regard to the part that organized, outside-the-home religious activities should play in their kids' lives. Some people want their children to have religious "training," to be intentionally brought up "Pagan." Others want the children to feel welcome and to learn by social osmosis, but not to be subject to indoctrination.
Fourth, we also recognize that often children's interests, agendas, and attention spans are different from adults. On the other hand, sometimes they are not. Sometimes adults are too intense for kids to tolerate, and vice versa.
Fifth, however difficult the challenge, we believe that failing to include our children in our planning is care-less towards the kids, as if we can't be bothered to think about their needs in advance. Failing to include them sends a message to the children that they are not important. To what avail is all our Magic and political action if this is what we tell our own children?
The Nitty-Gritty
When we are planning a ritual, we will consider throughout the planning process how/whether the children could/should fit into it. Obviously they can asperge, but we have also had successful invocations when the children called with an adult (e.g. invocation of the ancestors, or of a direction). It may be easier for kids to be (relatively) quiet during some parts of a ritual if they have a role to play at another time.
We will offer the option of a separate children's Circle (not the official name; we haven't gotten that far) during the time of the ritual. Some adults want their kids with them all the time, some kids don't want to be separated from their adults, and some adults strongly want/need not to have the distraction of their kids during the ritual. So each family will decide whether a child will be with the children the whole time, or move between the two groups, or be in the larger Circle the whole time. We do not conceive of the kids' Circle as "child care," but rather as a children's magical experience, akin to Witchlets in the Woods (children's camp).
We may develop a RiteHere tradition of giving the kids' Circle some magical working that supports the work of the larger group — making objects, painting faces, learning a song or dance, whatever — and then asking them to share what they have done in the larger Circle.
We are a relatively small ritual planning cell (about a dozen committed, working members at the moment, plus volunteers whose numbers vary), and each ritual is planned by an even smaller group that we call a "pod." We are finding a reluctance among cell members to be the Children's Priest/ess because we need the person-power for the larger Circle. It is also hard to be "left out" of the larger Circle even though we all love the kids. We have not resolved who will priest/ess the optional kids' Circle. Maybe one or more cell members will fill the role, or maybe we'll hire the right person.
We intend to ask our own kids, i.e. children of cell members, to help us show and explain to other kids that come to our rituals how we do things. We see this as an opportunity for them to learn healthy, non-hierarchical, peer leadership, and to be a real help.
We ask adults in the larger Circle to help their kids be sensitive to the energy of the whole group, and not to be disruptive. Learning to be aware of other people's energy, and to behave harmoniously with group energy, is a fundamental part of our religious tradition which we want to teach our kids. We will deal with disruptive behavior during the ritual by anyone, including children, gently, respectfully, and on a case-by-case basis. On the other hand, we tolerate a certain amount of talking and motion from children that would probably be disturbing if it came from an adult. The standard for "disruptive behavior" is different, especially for little kids.
We are not comfortable with kids running around at rituals with no adult accountable for/to them. Primarily, this is because it seems unsafe, especially if we are outdoors and they run out of sight. Even indoors there are risks, like running outside, or going into a room or using equipment that is off limits. So at a minimum, there will always be adult supervision during the ritual.
We do not provide child care to the public before or after the ritual. Adults are responsible for the children they bring.
All this will be made clear to all participants in advance in some gracious way, e.g. on the website, and will be repeated in some succinct and gracious way when our Greeter tells folks other practical info before the ritual starts.
Ask the Kids
So that's RiteHere, right now.
You might want to ask your kids how they feel about public rituals, what they would like and not like to do, etc. We did this in Rite Here with kids as young as three years, and the answers were very interesting! They helped us reach our conclusions and make our plans.
Try not to have an agenda when you talk with the kids, describing your own preferences as the more attractive options. Try to be neutral. Really ask open questions. Let the kids speak. And listen.
And we all need to look at the power in our relationships with the children: power over them, power with them, power within them. What are the dynamics, and what do we want them to be?
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The OHL's trade deadline is on January 9th with an overage deadline the day before on the 8th. Players taking part in the World Junior Championship tournament cannot be traded until January 5. Here's a team by team look at what I think will be happening.
*Number given is a scale of 1-5 how active they will be either buying or selling*
Barrie Colts: Buyers: 5
The Colts missed on Josh Ho-Sang earlier this year, and were in those talking until the last minute when Ho-Sang was traded to Niagara. The Colts will be looking to make a large splash with once again a weaker eastern conference. No overage room. Nick Ritchie is very much a possibility for the Barrie Colts as the connection between not only Ritchie and the city of Barrie but Ritchie and coach Dale Hawerchuk runs deep.
Belleville Bulls: Buyers: 2
Went out and got Welychka earlier this year to help with a playoff run. With an average age of 19 upfront, on the backend and in goal the Bulls are still a little thin upfront and on the blue line with only 13 forwards and 7 defense. They need to go out and add a couple depth pieces although I wouldn't be surprised to see them acquire a bigger name such as someone like Matt Mistele. Jake Marchment wants out and we all know why, we'll see if that happens or not. No overage room.
Erie Otters: Buyers: 5
We've seen how they perform without McDavid, the Otters are not yet good enough. They need to add depth and playoff experience. The Otters have the youngest forward group in the league with an average age of 18.38 which may be cause for concern. The Otters forward group has little to no playoff experience in fact, there is only a total of 69 playoff games played between only 6 players on the Otters forward group. The Otters need to go out and acquire depth in the form of guys who have playoff experience. I would not be surprised to see the Otters make one more big splash either. Last I checked in the Otters were not interested in upgrading their goaltending but now that possibility is at the very least being discussed. No overage room. Still looking to trade Joel Wigle, who also has Jr. B options but wants to play in the OHL. Otters GM Sherry Bassin did take in a game in Peterborough last week, I don't think they want Nick Ritchie, they love his play on the ice but referred to his off ice behaviours as "questionable."
Guelph Storm: Buyers: 3
Guelph has all the assets needed to make a contender out of someone else if they decided to sell but if you're not going to receive a substantial return, may as well load up and go for it again. That's exactly what's going to happen in Guelph. They need a solid Nick Ebert type defender and depth upfront wouldn't hurt either. No overage room.
Kingston Frontenacs: Sellers: 5
Season got off on the wrong foot with Bennett being out. The Frontenacs have some solid bargaining chips in Peressini & Kujawinski. No overage room.
Names to watch: Ryan Kujawinski, Lucas Peressini
Kitchener Rangers: Sellers: 2
Looking for young players, the Rangers have some depth pieces some teams may find intriguing. No overage room.
Names to watch: Brandon Robinson, Max IaFrate
London Knights: Buyers: 2
Before I got a "No comment" from my source in London regarding Ritchie rumours, I would have told you, and did tell you the Knights were selling. The Knights have proven to be able to play against the best in Erie, Sault Ste. Marie and Guelph all season long and really aren't that far off. They have the room to acquire up to 7 players which would need to consist of depth players, perhaps one top name and a goaltender. The Knights were looking into OA D Jeff Corbett as well as Mitch Jones so it's safe to say they want to shore up the back end as well. One overage spot. If the Knights aren't buying (don't get Ritchie), I think they'll look to start building for next year by completing a trade with the Oshawa Generals. There are ongoing conversations with the Peterborough Petes and the Oshawa Generals.
Mississauga Steelheads: Buyers: 5
Head coach/GM James Boyd is going to have set this team back by 7-8 years, including the 3 he's been there for by the time he's done in Mississauga. Selfishly sacrificing the future so he can keep his job at the end of the year. The Steelheads are buyers, but 100% for the wrong reason. It's gotten to a point where not only does Nick Zottl want out but so does their star Sean Day. We'll see how bad Boyd wants to keep his job by whether or not he goes out and acquires a goaltender with the recent news of Spencer Martin being out for the season. No overage room. They'll look to get some big names but I don't think they will land any. Lucas Venuto's name has been tossed around, he's happy where he is but I wouldn't be surprised if he moved. With 4 cards left, if the Steelheads are going to buy it will be only one, maximum two players.
Niagara IceDogs: Buyers: 3
Much like James Boyd in Mississauga, it is my belief that Marty Williamson's job, or perhaps only one of his two jobs, hangs in the balance of this season. If you ask me, Williamson is a better GM than he is a coach and I do think he's got too much on his plate. As for this years deadline, the IceDogs already went out and go Josh Ho-Sang and Brandon Hope so it's quite obvious that they were buyers, and it's my belief that they are still looking to bring in some bigger pieces. I always thought Nick Ritchie would be a possibility for Niagara and still do given Brett Ritchie's success in Niagara. It's been rumoured the IceDogs have been looking to trade away newly acquired star Josh Ho-Sang but I can tell you that is not the case, unless it's happening under the table. If Ho-Sang goes anywhere it will be a top team that lands him, but I don't think he's headed anywhere. The IceDogs need help on the blue line and I think that will be priority number 1 come deadline. Cody Caron is yet to register a point for the IceDogs this year and the Sault Ste. Marie native's time in Niagara may be coming to an end. No overage room.
North Bay Battalion: Buyers: 2
The Battalion are a little thin on the blue line with only 7 defenders on the roster and are in need of more secondary scoring. Battalion scouts really like both Nathan Pancel and Nick Ritchie, but who doesn't right? I don't see Ritchie performing well in Stan Butler's defense first type system nor do I see the Battalion parting with Poirier and three 2nds in exchange for Ritchie. While the Battalion also really like Nathan Pancel, they are currently at their OA limit and acquiring Pancel would force the Battalion to ship out one of their current overage players. They are in need of secondary scoring and defensive depth but they'll be looking for bargains more so than the star talent such as Ritchie.
Oshawa Generals: Buyers: 3
The Oshawa Generals are looking to add a 1994 born body as well as a 1995 born body, one forward and one defender. If I'm Roger Hunt I'm looking to add the overager on the blue line and the 1995 body upfront, but it could very well be the other way around. Generals GM Roger Hunt took in a game in Peterborough last week, likely looking at Connor Boland and Josh MacDonald as well. One overage spot. Many conversations, most recently with the London Knights, have started with the Generals having to give up either Vande Sompel or Pu and they are hesitant to part with those guys. Interested in Knights Mike McCArron and Dakota Mermis.
Ottawa 67's: Sellers: 1
I don't think the Ottawa 67's will do much at all come the January deadlines. Because the 67's only have 2 cards left by my count, the 67's only have room to acquire two players at the deadline however they need to save the cards for the second half of the year for call ups and such.
Names to watch: Jacob Middleton, Tyler Hill
Owen Sound Attack: Buyers: 4
Way too many overtime games for the Attack in the first half need to shore up just about everywhere but especially so in net and on the blue line. Almost had Paterson back at the end of November, I think those conversations could reignite especially now that Paterson's value has been diminishing as the days and games go by. I don't foresee the Attack making a huge splash but I wouldn't be surprised to see them go out and get an overage player if Paterson is no longer in the picture and on top of that a 95′ born body to help for next season. One overage spot.
Peterborough Petes: Sellers: 5
Once again, the Peterborough Petes are the laughing stock of the league. Following the Tinder incident, drinking at the games, kicking in car doors, missing curfews and egging cars the Petes are set to launch a fire sale. Among a group of 7 or 8 Nick Ritchie will be moved likely to Barrie or London. Petes will be looking for young players and draft picks. The Petes have no overage room and have plenty of usable cards to acquire said young players. Deals especially involving London require approval from the board of directors.
Sure to move: Nick Ritchie, Josh MacDonald
Names to watch: Michael Clarke, Connor Boland, Greg Betzold, Stephen Nosad, Hunter Garlent
Plymouth Whalers: Sellers: 4
Lots of unhappy players in Plymouth especially with their future in Plymouth up in the air. The Whalers have been hit hard with injuries and therefore currently have 10 defenders on the roster and at least one of them in Mitch Jones have asked for trades. The Whalers are currently a little thick on forward as well with 15 on the roster. The London Knights had inquired on Jones, I don't know if those talks reignited. Oshawa likes Curcuruto and Sault Ste. Marie had been talking about Matt Mistele. No overage room.
Names to watch: Mitch Jones, Matt Mistele, Gianluca Curcuruto, Alex Nedeljkovic, Connor Sills, Danny Vanderwiel
Saginaw Spirit: Sellers: 5
The Spirit have said they'll be shipping out Jake Paterson at some point and have already moved Jimmy Lodge. The fire sale is not close to over as there are still 2 players that should move out but could be up to 4 or 5. The Spirit don't have an overage problem to consider for next year, especially after Moutrey is gone. The guys behind the doors in Saginaw are going to wait as long as possible to trade Jake Paterson hoping to squeeze a few more wins out of him and it's not like these deals involving players of this caliber come together in a snap. One overage spot.
Sure to move: Jake Paterson
Names to watch: Nick Moutrey, Jake Ringuette, Dylan Sadowy
Sarnia Sting: Sellers: 2
Honestly, haven't heard a thing regarding what the Sting are doing for this deadline. I know they have a couple huge bargaining chips in Anthony DeAngelo and Taylor Dupuis and Kevin Spinozzi. We'll see what they do, but I haven't heard a thing. No overage room.
Names to watch: Anthony DeAngelo, Taylor Dupuis, Kevin Spinozzi
Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds: Buyers: 3
Much like the North Bay Battalion, the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds would like to make a huge splash but just aren't willing to pay the crazy pricetags associated. They've turned their attention to cheaper possibilities such as Josh MacDonald from the Peterborough Petes who will put up points and come at a relatively cheap price. Hounds GM Kyle Raftis took in a Petes game last week. Also a need to upgrade defense with the injury bug striking and goaltending is definitely in question too. I think Greyhounds fans will be disappointed with their effort at this deadline but it will not be for lack of trying. One overage spot.
Sudbury Wolves: Sellers: 5
Having already moved their biggest asset trading Baptiste to the Otters, the Wolves are sellers this year. While I'm told no players have requested trades there's definitely some interest in mainly Nathan Pancel. Lately, Troy Timpano hasn't been seeing a lot of net and he could be a little unsettled but I don't think we'll see him move unless he's requested. Jeff Corbett was drawing some interest from Belleville but the Bulls have since gone out and filled up their overage spots by bringing in Bignell. The Knights were also looking to see what the Wolves were asking for Corbett. The Wolves do not have many cards left to bring players in, deals will be for picks which is consistent with what I've been hearing for months now. No overage room.
Names to watch: Nathan Pancel, Jeff Corbett, Troy Timpano
Windsor Spitfires: Sellers: 1
The Spitfires of Windsor seem to be done for now barring a massive overpayment by a team for either Trevor Murphy or Alex Fotinos. The Spitfires were said to be having discussions with the Rangers regarding Brandon Robinson who'd serve as an OA for the Spits next year. The Rangers wanted "a young guy" in return. The Spits are looking for someone to serve as an OA next season, if it's not Robinson then they'll look elsewhere.
Names to watch: Trevor Murphy, Alex Fotinos


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Oh my. Back so soon? The Melvins are hitting the road again this fall for a US tour. These guys never stop. Check out the dates in the tour date section of our website. Supporting will be Big Business as well as a special performance/screening of the Purge of Dissidents DVD featuring animation by Dalek and music by Tom Hazelmeyer !
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Christmas is just around the corner. Don't miss the brand new fully stocked Peeping Tom store at our website. Also, our Melvins got their own store going at http://cinderblock.com/bands/index.aspx?site=mel including their new collectible toy!
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Northern State Live @ Virgin Union Square August 28th 6:30pm!
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A lot of what we release is unique. At least we like to think so. You might be hard pressed to find any one person that enjoys everything we have released. Some of the releases are ugly sounding and some beautiful sounding. File our latest release under the heading dark, beautiful, haunting, brooding and hopeful. Confused? How about classical?
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Ms. Rabb was one of the founders of our company. She has over 18 years of experience in Retail Brokerage. She is the lead broker for our non-profit and public entity, practice. Specifically, she provides the brokerage services for our Municipalities, Charter Schools, and Religious Organizations. Formerly a Senior Economic Forecaster, Louisiana Operations, for a Fortune 100 company.
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A quite fascinating article in the Wall Street Journal based on the premise that while much of our history of development and innovation has been to cater to the best off and then let cheaper versions of said innovations cast down to the poorer; the potential exists for the opposite to happen. Especially with some few billion poor on the globe - many in the fastest growing countries on Earth. [Emphasis mine.]
- Indian companies, long dependent on hand-me-down technology from developed nations, are becoming cutting-edge innovators as they target one of the world's last untapped markets: the poor. India's many engineers, whose best-known role is to help Western companies expand or cut costs, are now turning their attention to the purchasing potential of the nation's own 1.1-billion population.
- The trend that surfaced when Tata Motors' tiny $2,200 car, the Nano, hit Indian roads in July, has resulted in a slew of new products for people with little money who aspire to a taste of a better life.
- (this point is the key) Many products aren't just cheaper versions of well-established models available in the West but have taken design and manufacturing assumptions honed in the developed world and turned them on their heads.
- Such inventions represent a fundamental shift in the global order of innovation. Until recently, the West served rich consumers and then let its products and technology filter down to poorer countries.
- Now, with the developed world mired in a slump and the developing world still growing quickly, companies are focusing on how to innovate, and profit, by going straight to the bottom rung of the economic ladder. They are taking advantage of cheap research and development and low-cost manufacturing to innovate for a market that's grown large enough and sophisticated enough to make it worthwhile.
- What is happening today is much different than the so-called "sachet revolution" of the 1980s when Unilever and other consumer-goods companies realized they could sell hundreds of millions of dollars more of their shampoo, detergent, toothpaste and snacks just by selling them in tiny packets.
- Indian engineers are reinventing products to cut costs and reach the billions of people world-wide who live on less than $2 a day.
- Everyone from small local players -- looking to go national then global with their low-price inventions -- to the country's biggest conglomerate, the Tata Group, are in the race. They are trying to figure out what the poor want and how much they are willing to pay for it. Then the companies are going back to their research teams and crafting new products and unprecedented price points.
- Western companies as well as most large Indian companies have long ignored poor markets because any potential profits seemed too slim. It was too expensive to create a distribution system that could serve the consumer who shops from closet-size kiosks or weekly country markets.
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- Much of this is possible because engineers are so plentiful and inexpensive in India. It took close to 300 engineers around four years to develop the Tata Nano, which required rethinking everything from the engine to the seats to the supply chain to keep the sticker price at around $2,200.
- Unexpectedly strong demand for cheap cellphones in recent years revealed the untapped markets in India's villages and slums. Thanks to $20 cellphones and two-cent-a-minute call rates, Indian cellphone companies are signing up more than five million new subscribers a month, most of them consumers no one would have considered serving only five years ago.
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- At the same time, many of the nation's poor have become aware of material goods available in developed economies thanks to a proliferation of television networks, radio stations, newspapers and magazines.
Let us hope the foreign masses will be similar to U.S. peasants and accept usurious credit cards (preferably the minute they turn 18) in return for a free T-shirt. This should send them into a spiral of debt and consumption which will dominate their lives for the next 30-40 years, and then we can be on an even playing field. Don't tell me I don't look for silver linings... fingers crossed!
- GE's chairman, Jeffrey Immelt, on a recent tour of Asia, outlined how the global giant is restructuring to take advantage of what he calls "reverse innovation." While in India this month, he said the innovations in medical equipment here could eventually help bring down the cost of health care in the U.S.
- "The biggest threat for U.S. multinationals is not existing competitors," says Vijay Govindarajan, professor at Dartmouth's Tuck School of Business and chief innovation consultant to GE. "It is going to be emerging-market competitors."
The rest of the story showcases some interesting inventions from a fridge, to a stove, to ... well, even a $200 bank branch. I hear no $5 ATM charges either....
- To bring banking services to villages, Anurag Gupta, a telecommunications entrepreneur, distilled a bank branch down to a smartphone and a fingerprint scanner. A bank representative goes directly to a village and can set up shop anywhere there is shade. Savers line up and give an identification number, scan their fingers and then deposit or withdraw small amounts of rupees. The transactions are recorded through the phone and the representative later visits a standard branch to pick up or drop off rupees as needed.
- The running cost of his "branches" is about $50 a month to serve hundreds of people daily. A standard branch or ATM costs thousands to run.
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People can speak all the rhetoric they want and make all the excuses and justification they want but when more Americans vote for a certain candidate and that candidate loses then we have a broken system, and a non-democratic country and a false sense of democracy. We force other countries into democracy and we shout out to the world how American is the epitome of democracy but yet our greatest and highest held office can be won thru a process that is completely undemocratic, the person with the most votes wins, it's how everything in our political system works so there no excuse just a bunch of rhetoric and weak justifications.
Like I said make all the excuses and justifications you want, when more American people vote for a certain candidate and that candidate loses then there is something very wrong with that. But you can keep on keeping on and be ignorant to that fact.
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America invades countries and justifies it by saying were spreading "democracy", we don't say we're spreading a representative republic/democratic republic that's not what we say we say spreading "democracy"
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a reply to: howmuch4another
Claiming to know what would happen based off of what, your a fortune teller, you see the future. You don't know what would happen because we've never had a straight forward popular vote for the presidency. Like I said before rhetoric and nonsense, make up all the babble you want


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