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Sunday School Fun Zone - Year 2 Toddler Lessons
Praise Series - Week 35 -Thankful For Things!
Concepts Children Learn: All of the things God gives us belong to him. We thank God for everything he gives us. God wants us to take good care of all the things he gives us. One way to show we are thankful for the things God gives us, is to share them.
Prep: The week before, tell parents to have children bring in their favorite toy from home for the Warm-Up Activity. (See Activities Page). Also bring in some special toys or things made of wood, cotton and wool for the lesson. (Optional - you can also just use the pictures if you don't have them). (Suggestions: Cotton: A super-soft blanket, a special teddy bear, a cloth doll. Wool: Wool clothing, wool felt, or you can pretend a toy lamb is made of wool. Wood: Toys, blocks, pencils, wooden spoons.). Mark you bible with the verses used in lesson: Ephesians 5:20; Hebrews 6:10; Psalm 24:1; Genesis 2:15. Crafts: Make up sample crafts to show children how they look when finished. See Craft Page for directions. Story Pages: Print the b&w or color story pages. Print at 125% in Print Preview or Printer Setup for bigger pictures: Stickers bw, stickers color, 1bw, 1color, 2bw. 2color, 3bw, 3color, 4bw, 4color, 5bw, 5color, 6bw, 6color, 7bw, 7color, 8bw, 9bw, 9color, 10bw, 10color, 11bw, 11color, 12bw, 12color, 13bw, 13color. Make up a sample of the house and stickers (See Craft page for directions). Before lesson, place these stickers in the house: two boys, in play room (upper house). Bean bags in upper house; two or three kids in front of T.V.; two girls on rug in bedroom. Have a blank sheet of paper ready to place the things you are giving the new family. Have other stickers ready to place in house.
The numbers in parentheses tell you what Story Page to hold up while you are telling the story. (You don't need to read the words on the actual story pages. They are for use as posters or coloring pages). Only read words that are not in parentheses for the lesson. The words in parentheses tell you what actions you do.
|Key Verse: Ephesians 5:20; Other Scriptures used in lesson: Genesis 2:15; Psalm 24:1. Other scriptures used as reference: Romans 12:13; 1 Timothy 6:18.
LESSON: I Praise God For My Things and My House!
Intro: We got to play with some really special toys this morning, didn't we? Who would like to tell the class what your favorite toy is at home? (Let children talk about their favorite toy). Your parents probably bought you the toy, or maybe grandma or grandpa, or an aunt or uncle did. They gave the toy to you! But, did you know that the toy really belongs to someone else? Let's see what our Bible tells us: (Read Psalm 24:1) This will help us understand. (1) Let's look at these things. (Also show the children the wooden toys). These things are made out of wood. (2) And wood comes from trees. Who gave us the trees to make these things?(Let children answer). Right! God did! God made the trees when he created the world. We wouldn't have any of these things if God didn't make trees for us.
(3) Let's look at these nice soft, cottony things. (Also show the cotton toys, clothes, blankets or cloth doll). These things are made of cotton. (4) And, cotton grows on a cotton plant. Who made all the cotton plants? (Let children answer). Yes. God made the plants too! (5) What about these things? (Also show children wool products). They are made of wool. Can anyone tell me where wool comes from? (Let children answer). Very good! (6) Wool cloth comes from the fleece of lambs. And, who made the lambs? (Let children answer). Right! God made all of the animals too!
Even plastic things and metal things are made from things that God made first. So, all the things we have are really not ours. They belong to God. He is the one who made everything! He is so kind that he shares everything with us! (7) And, he is the one who deserves our thanks. Let's see what our Bible says about the things he gives us. (Read Ephesians 5:20). God wants us to be thankful for everything.
Let's see what our Bible says about the things he gives us to enjoy: (Read Genesis 2:15). When God made people, he gave them a beautiful garden! And he put Adam there to take good care of it. And, God wants us to take good care of all the things he gives us too. When we have a favorite toy, we want to take real good care of it, don't we? We want to make sure it lasts and that it doesn't get broken. (8) We might even take it to bed with us at night if it is something that is soft. If you shared your favorite toy with a friend, and let them play with it, how would you want them to treat your special toy? (Let children answer). Yes, you would want them to be careful with it and take good care of it, wouldn't you? Well, its the same thing that God wants. The things God gives us are his. And, he wants us to take good care of them. (9) If we take good care of our things, we can give them away when we are all done with them. Then, someone else can enjoy them too! Since God was so kind to us, to give us all the special things that he made, he wants us to kind too. We show that we love God when we are kind and share the things that he gives us. It shows that we know that our things really belong to him. And, it shows that we are thankful when we share. Let's have snack, and then we can talk some more after snack.
CIRCLE TIME: (What does this mean for me?)
(10, 11, 12) Let's talk about the houses that God gave us and all the things he gave us to put in them. Here is a house. I'm so glad God gives us warm houses to live in. You can help me put the things in the house. God gave us a comfy bed to sleep in. (Point to bed in the house). He gives us comfy chairs to sit on. (Let child add chair sticker). He gives us good food to eat every day. (Let child add food stickers to table and counter). He gives us toys and books. (Let child add toys and books stickers). Maybe you even have a TV or a computer! (Point to T.V.). So, if God was kind enough to give us a house and so many nice things, do you think he wants us to keep our things all to ourselves? (Place all toy and food stickers by one child). (Let children answer). No, he wants us to be kind like he is. He wants us to share the things we have. (Show blank page with children on it.) (13) What if there is a family who just moved to your neighborhood, and they don't have much furniture. Maybe your family could share some furniture with the new family. Who wants to give a chair to the new family? (Let children place some of the chairs, the sofa and the bed on the blank page.) That would be very kind! Maybe we could share some books and toys with them too. Who wants to give some toys and books to the new family? (Let child place toys and books stickers by the family. And if the family doesn't have a TV, maybe you could invite them over to watch a movie with your family. (Let child place stickers of new family's children in house by T.V. with other children). That would be kind, too, because you are sharing your TV and your movies! When we share our house and our things, it shows we love God. You all did such a great job helping me! Thank you for helping me! Now let's pray and thank God for all the wonderful things he has given us.
PRAYER: Allow children to pray after adult prays.
|Thankful Activities, Thankful Crafts
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I incorporate traditional CBT with recent developments which have extended its scope, including metacognitive therapy, compassion focused therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy and mindfulness.
What is CBT?
Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT) is a practical, problem solving approach, based on the idea that our thoughts, feelings, actions, physical sensations and environment are all interconnected, so a change in one will lead to a change in the other areas. Most people come into therapy because they are feeling anxious or they are feeling depressed, but it can be quite hard to change our feelings directly.
Cognitive behaviour therapy focuses on:
- Cognition: thoughts & styles of thinking e.g. worrying, dwelling on the past, self-criticism
- Behaviour: what we do, or avoid doing
By identifying what triggers and maintains the problem, we can use a range of techniques to test managing our thoughts and behaviours in a different way.
How does CBT work?
It is important to spend the first 1-3 sessions doing a detailed assessment to develop a clear understanding of what the underlying issues are and what it is keeping the problem going. This helps to clarify what is working for you and what we areas we need to focus on. The assessment and formulation helps identify a range of techniques and strategies which might be useful. Clients are then responsible for testing out strategies and exploring what works best for them. Clients come away with a clear understanding of what the problem is and a range of strategies for how to manage the problem, to use whenever they need it.
"I tried CBT and it didn't work"
Clearly no therapeutic approach is right for everyone or for every problem, and it is important to have a detailed assessment to establish if CBT is right for you.
An accredited CBT therapist would start with a detailed assessment to develop a formulation (a diagram for you to take away) to identify what triggers the problem and what maintains it, before choosing the most appropriate techniques to manage that specific problem. Unfortunately, there are a number of therapists who "use CBT" but only have a limited number of CBT techniques, which may or may not be appropriate.
It is great that CBT is readily available on the NHS. However, the NHS is not always able to fund the sufficient number of sessions required for CBT to be effective or to provide access to a psychologist who can identify and manage more complex issues.

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The Nightcrawler is a story about a video crew that lurk around the streets of Los Angeles at night, looking for the next big scoop and offloading it to local TV station for the 6am news. The movie starts off with him having a scuffle with a guard at a scrap yard, and basically that defines his character in this movie. Possibly a psychopathic person, he will do whatever it takes to make a quick buck. One must not miss the start of this movie.
Lou's first encounter with L.A. crime journalism was meeting by chance an experienced nightcrawler Joe Loder (Bill Paxton) who later became his biggest competitor in this blood thirst crime journalism sport. I call it blood sport as this movie is rated R for graphic content for a reason! In the sequence of the movie, Lou also gets his career moving with the help of Nina played by Rene Russo, a TV news producer who buys Lou's first ever footage. Nina is not your everyday TV producer, her taste for blood and violence up close, garners Lou's hunger for violent and gory footage. Expanding his grip to get better footages and coverage he hires Rick (Riz Ahmed), a homeless young man who obviously is desperate for a job.
Overall the movie was good but not fun to watch. It keeps you on your seat not because you are enjoying it, but to want to know how far will Lou cross the line to get to where he wants to be. The depiction of Lou in this film could possibly be one of Jake's best alternate portrayals. Nightcrawler takes a shot at how life can be fulfilling at the expense of the victims. It will make you wonder on which side you may rather take to achieve your goal, should you be in Lou.
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Marianne Forti is a graduate of The Boston Conservatory and went on to pursue a fulfilling career in dance and music performance and dance education in Boston and New York.
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Panmure Gordon & Co. plc
Interim results
London, 27 September 2016 – Panmure Gordon & Co. plc ("Panmure Gordon" or "the Group"), a leading independent stockbroker and investment bank, today announces its results for the first half ended 30 June 2016.
Key points
- Growth of 14.0% in total net commission and fee income to £14.9m (H1 2015: £13.1m)
- Profit before non-recurring items and tax £1.7m (H1 2015: profit of £0.2m)
- Pre-tax profit of £0.3m (H1 2015: loss of £0.2m)
- Post-tax profit of £0.2m (H1 2015: loss of £0.2m)
- Earnings per share of 1.08p (H1 2015: loss per share of 1.09p)
- Strategic investment in PrimeXtend, a business focussed on the evolution of agency broker services Continued support and cooperation from Qinvest, including the granting of a £5m funding facility in February of which £3m has been drawn down
Patric Johnson, Chief Executive, commented:
"I am pleased to report a positive start to the year particularly bearing in mind the significant volatility in the market leading up to the European Referendum. Business activity in July and August has continued to be encouraging including the first post-referendum technology AIM market IPO in August. However, continued market volatility following the result of the Referendum poses significant challenges for the medium term.
Despite the market volatility however, we executed 29 transactions including nine M&A deals and five IPOs which maintains our position within the top brokers in the AIM space. Together with the realignment of the business along sector lines, we have removed a significant level of annualised costs and we continue to drive efficiencies within our model. Critical to the positive momentum in our business are our relationships with our institutional clients and our ability to distribute quality transactions. We are pleased to report that Panmure Gordon sponsored IPO activity since January 2015 has returned a net gain of just over 30% for such clients.
We remain committed to the longer term strategic realignment of the business with additional investments to diversify our income and continuing to invest in quality people who remain at the heart of our business. We do however remain conservative in our outlook for the remainder of 2016."
This announcement contains inside information for the purposes of Article 7 of Regulation (EU) No 596/2014.
|Panmure Gordon
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Significant changes made to Panmure Gordon's cost base and the reorganisation around sector teams are starting to bear fruit. The first half of the year witnessed some of the most significant political shocks of recent years during the run-up to, and then following, the June European Referendum vote. Market sentiment and volatility have been severely impacted, though the indications are that some level of stability is returning to the market. With this backdrop, I am therefore even more pleased to see a positive first half of the year. This positive start to the year is despite the significant charge for the restructuring in H1, including redundancy costs of £1.4m.
We have assisted clients raise over £600m across 29 transactions including four successful UK IPOs and one on AIM Italia. Corporate finance and related income rose by 34.4% to £10.1m (H1 2015: £7.5m) in what was a challenging, but busy, six months. Total net commission and fee income has increased by 14.0% in H1 2016 to £14.9m (H1 2015: £13.1m). Total commission and trading for H1 2016 for the core UK business also showed a net increase on a like-for-like basis, with a 5.3% increase in net commission and trading income at £5.1m (H1 2015: £4.8m) despite the trend in declining volumes across the main stock markets on a year-on-year basis continuing in 2016. Overall however, net commission and trading income has shown a net decrease of 9.1% to £5.2m (H1 2015: £5.7m) on account entirely of the closure of our Swiss office.
Panmure Gordon continues to enjoy an excellent relationship with its major shareholder, Qinvest, and in March drew down £3m of the £5m financing facility that was made available to assist growth plans for the future whilst providing further liquidity for ongoing business.
In continuing our efforts to diversify our income whilst not altering the core DNA of our business and culture we were delighted to announce on 22 September that we exchanged contracts for an exciting strategic investment in a new company, PrimeXtend Limited. We will inject a maximum investment of £2m over a period of ten months, subject to the achievement of certain milestones, for an initial 49% shareholding. PrimeXtend will set up the necessary straight through processing infrastructure and, in close partnership with Panmure Gordon, develop new markets in agency broking of a variety of asset classes to a wide range of institutions that are currently suffering from a lack of liquidity and broker options in the market.
Panmure Gordon has operated in Switzerland since 2007 through a representative office in Nyon. Limited opportunities for growth coupled with the longer-term history of losses led to the decision to cease regulated activity in January and to close the office. The business was sold to a third party who committed to continuing the business with the same staff under their own regulatory licences and we wish them well for the future. The impact of the closure of the office on the results for H1 2016 is a cost of £0.2m.
The Singapore office introduced a number of excellent clients that resulted in transactions executed in the London market. However, it was felt that a local presence with the attached costs would not be justified in the future and the decision was taken therefore to close the office and the local legal entity.
We have recorded an encouraging start in the first six months of the year with the new sector based structure, designed to maximise the high standard of service to our clients, beginning to yield results. We have started to see the benefit from the operational efficiencies put in place and this will become more impactful as the year moves into the second half. We will continue to invest on a selective basis in both people and opportunities to further our client-centric business model, as well as seek other business prospects whilst remaining focussed on optimising the cost base within this evolving environment.
Markets are still digesting the full impact of the June European Referendum and as the eventual outcome becomes clearer so we should see further moves to a stabilising economy. We have begun the second half on a positive note with the first AIM market post-referendum technology IPO as well as a number of significant fund raises and advisory transactions already completed. Our pipeline of corporate transaction activity appears robust though, as ever, remains to be executed. We have a strong and supportive major shareholder in QInvest and a clear sector-focused team structure filled with excellent people that provide us with some reassurance when set against the continuing uncertainties of the second half. We remain conservative in our outlook for the remainder of the year.
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In Praise of Rick Renteria and Other Bullets
We took the kids trick-or-treating last night (it was on the 30th in our city), which was a blast. The Little Girl made for a magnificent Rapunzel and The Little Boy had the perfect ambling walk to pull off Frankenstein's monster. The only problem was that they dealt with a little shyness at the first few houses and declined treats. No, the shyness, itself, wasn't a problem – they quickly hit their stride and were snagging candy like pros. The problem was that the first few houses were the only ones with full-size candy bars. And I totally would have poached those.
- Sahadev Sharma takes a long look at Rick Renteria's first year in Chicago, noting the pros (development, clubhouse environment, etc.) and cons (bullpen usage, lineup construction, bunting, etc.). On the balance, Sharma seems to come out how most of us have: given what he was supposed to do, and the roster he had, Renteria was a very successful manager. Even the cons feel a little nitpicky at this point, given some of the directives he was undoubtedly getting from the front office (they have said, for example, that various pitchers were working with certain restrictions that could have forced Renteria's hand from time to time in ways that otherwise looked off). Much of our in-game grouses also could have been corrected in the offseason, and it's not like Renteria had shown any kind of proclivity to be inflexible and uninterested in improving. Sharma's piece pretty much sums up why this week has been tricky: yes, I'm totally on board with the Cubs going after Joe Maddon, but I think they would have been in good hands with Rick Renteria.
- Whatever happens, I hope all other teams in baseball recognize that Renteria did good work in his big league managerial gig, and the interest in him next year should be at least as strong as it was when he was interviewing with teams left and right last offseason.
- How about this for the death of baseball as a national thing:
52 million people watched all or part of #WorldSeries #Game7. 23.9 million avg viewers makes it 2nd most-watched MLB game in 10 years.
— MLB Communications (@MLB_PR) October 30, 2014
- The Fielding Bible award winners are out – the best defensive players, and usually a pretty fair take – but there are no Cubs. As discussed in the Gold Glove finalists piece, Anthony Rizzo is really the only guy with an argument on the Cubs, but Adrian Gonzalez saved more runs.
- In case you were wondering, if Alex Gordon had been sent on that single-and-an-error with two outs in the bottom of the 9th of the final World Series game … he probably would have been out by a mile.
- If you're waiting on Joe Maddon news, the last update yesterday was that an announcement could come today. I'll keep you posted.


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Wedding trends are always changing and they are often based on the current season. In winter, the trends naturally move towards more wintery themes – which makes sense! This infographic from The Wedding Band Shop outlines all the latest winter wedding trends in onehandy piece for you.
More traditional gowns made a comeback this winter with many featuring Victorian necklines and ladylike feminine lace. With the dark winter nights in mind scattering lights from the ceiling to re-create a 'starry winter night sky' was a very popular feature at weddings. This of course looks really fantastic at a winter wedding reception particularly.
Sticking with the winter theme, indoor games are becoming more a welcome addition to weddings. If you don't get the weather, you'll want all the entertainment you can get indoors and board games are a great way to provide that. Old school games such as Scrabble and Hungry Hippos are generally very popular amongst guests and can be fun for all to play. Nothing quite beats a few drinks and a competitive game of Scrabble!
When it comes to the dinner, we are also seeing some changes to the traditional affair. While the 3 course formally seated meal is still popular, more casual dining experiences such as pig-on-a-spit and buffets are becoming the done thing. It might depend on the size of the crowd you're having so try to figure out what works best for your wedding.
Having winter wedding receptions in city-centre locations is growing in popularity. They're great venues around Christmas and New Year's particularly. These locations are good when the wedding is mostly an indoors affair and you're trying to avoid the bad weather. It is also generally an easier venue to get to for your guests which is nice around the holiday season. Check out the infographic now for all the trends we saw this winter.


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If you fancy a holiday with a difference, why not try a cruise? With so many fabulous cruise liners on offer and such a spectacular range of itineraries and destinations to visit, a cruise holiday could easily be your holiday of a lifetime.
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As cruise operators go, Royal Caribbean International has become one of the most popular operators in the cruise holiday market, and it's not hard to see why. Take its cruise ship Serenade Of The Seas for instance. One of the best liners on the market, Serenade of the Seas serves up lashings of home comforts and luxurious treats, with designated areas for kids and tots that makes it a fantastic choice for family holidays. Read the full story


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It's always exciting to see a girl group whose sound translates naturally to the dancefloor, and with latest single "Come Let Me Show You", female trio M.O. have proved that they can do exactly that.
The brand new track sees the trio of Frankee, Nadine and Annie link up with Black Butter Records' dynamic Bristolian Woz (currently making waves on the bassline scene) and Takura (Chase & Status, Rihanna), to pitch their infectious vocals against funky bass and pounding, pulsating drums.
It's already been a huge success, having been selected as 1Xtra's Club Anthem of the week, but in reality it's just the latest stage in the group's rise. Earlier this month they supported Ciara at London's Indigo2, and previous singles "Wait Your Turn' and "Ain't Got Time" have received major radio play on Choice, Rinse and 1Xtra.
The group are currently working on their debut, enlisting producers like Show N Prove, Preditah (BBK) and Prince Charles (Usher, Chris Brown) to help them.
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Representatives from the Russell Fire Department presented a program on fire safety for all BES students on Tuesday, October 10. Students were instructed on how to escape a fire, and they also were allowed to view a firetruck up close.
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I will be Organized with classwork and homework.
I will show a positive problem- solving Attitude.
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If it is to be it is up to me!
Bickerdyke Elementary School prepares its students to live, learn, and work in an ever-changing society in the 21st century. It is the goal of this school to provide equal learning opportunity for all students and to encourage the pursuit of life long learning.


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healthy eating my way (allergy friendly)
So Sunday we went for a walk, and I met some of my friends in Bergen. And then frozen rain, or hail started.
10 minutes later, after we walked inside it looked like this:
For breakfast we made these muffins, that was going to be just like buns. Thats why the name "Sunday Morning Muffin Buns"
Makes about 10 muffins
1 dl ( 1/2 cup) Brown sugar
1 dl (1/2 cup) Milk of your choice
3 eggs
1/4 tsp salt
1/2 dl ( 1/4 cups) melted butter or ghee
4 dl (2 cups) spelt flour
1 tsp baking powder
1/2 tsp baking soda
Preheat oven to 200C (400F)
Whisk together eggs and sugar, until fluffy.
Add in the remaining ingredients
Fill up the muffin cups 3/4 of the way
Bake for 10-12 minutes.
I used the muffins just like a bun. Had some scrambled eggs and bacon with it.
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How clever! I like that you used the muffin to make a sandwich. And would you look at that hail! Wow!
One second it was a blue sky, and in the next it was all white, and then back to the blue, like nothing happend:) Thank you:)


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Mechanical Behaviour of Soils Under Environmentallly-Induced Cyclic Loads - CISM International Centre for Mechanical Sciences 534 (Hardback)Claudio Giulio Di Prisco (author), David Muir Wood (author)
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T. Wichtmann, T. Triantafyllidis: Behaviour of granular soils under environmentally induced cyclic loads. - D. Muir Wood: Constitutive modelling. - C. di Prisco: Creep versus transient loading effects in geotechnical problems. - M. Pastor et al.: Mathematical models for transient, dynamic and cyclic problems in geotechnical engineering. - M. Pastor: Discretization techniques for transient, dynamics and cyclic problems in geotechnical engineering: first order hyperbolic partial diffential equations. - M. Pastor et l.: Discretization techniques for transient, dynamic and cyclic problems in geotechnical engineering: second order equation. - C. di Prisco: Cyclic mechanical response of rigid bodies interacting with sand strata. - D. Muir Wood: Macroelement modelling. - M. F. Randolph: Offshore design approaches and model tests for sub-failure cyclic loading of foundations. - M.F. Randolph: Cyclic interface shearing in sand and cemented solis and application to axial response of piles. - M. F. Randolph: Evaluation of the remoulded shear strength of offshore clays and application to pipline-soil and riser-soil interaction.
The book gives a comprehensive description of the mechanical response of soils (granular and cohesive materials) under cyclic loading. It provides the geotechnical engineer with the theoretical and analytical tools necessary for the evaluation of settlements developng with time under cyclic, einvironmentally idncued loads (such as wave motion, wind actions, water table level variation) and their consequences for the serviceability and durability of structures such as the shallow or deep foundations used in offshore engineering, caisson beakwaters, ballast and airport pavements and also to interpret monitoring data, obtained from both natural and artificial slopes and earth embankments, for the purposes of risk assessment and mitigation.
Publisher: Springer Verlag GmbH
Number of pages: 573
Weight: 1300 g
Dimensions: 235 x 155 x 30 mm
Edition: 2012
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Monday, February 24, 2014
How Many Mistakes?
We can learn from experience, and make many mistakes in the process, but that is an expensive, and sometimes embarrassing way to learn.
Why not get the training you need? Why not practice the skills you need in a safe place where your mistakes won't cost your organization money and you some dignity?
It's up to you.
Feel free to skip leadership training if you don't mind making all of your mistakes in public.
Or, maybe that training is needed afterall.
-- Douglas Brent Smith
Shine That Light
Hidden problems don't go away -- they just get harder to solve.
If you can shine a light on your own problems you have a fast start in solving them.
And, you DO want to solve them, right?
-- Douglas Brent Smith
Thursday, February 20, 2014
Ten Ways to Achieve Your Goals
If you do, you have probably uncovered and discovered many useful ways to help you do that. I'd love to hear some of them in your comments below.
In the mean time, here are ten ways that I've found to help achieve goals.
1. Care about the goal.
2. Get help from other people.
3. Align your goals with your mission and purpose.
4. Learn and adjust from your mistakes.
5. Drop excuses and time wasters.
6. Act relentlessly on your plan.
7. Resolve conflicts quickly.
8. Solve problems creatively.
9. Stay centered with flexible use of clarity, courage, creativity and compassion.
10. Have fun.
I put the heart of these ten ways into an easy to remember acronym which I call the IDEAL process:
Identify your mission.
Drop excuses.
Energize your team.
Act relentlessly on your plan.
Learn constantly.
What suggestions do you have for achieving your goals?
-- Douglas Brent Smith
Clarity Rises the Deeper You Go
Sometimes the causes and even effects can get murky. We wonder what happened. We lose patience with sorting it out. We start chasing a thousand possible trails.
Centered leaders seek clarity. They align their efforts, their thoughts, and their team around the core mission and strategic goals. When problems arise, the first filter is "how does this align with our mission?" How can we solve this within our values?
When we stay clear, we can dive extremely deep to find root causes. When we stay clear, we avoid raising new problems that spin out of poor choice solutions. When we stay clear, we achieve our goals.
Clarity rises the deeper you go.
It rises in importance. It rises in power. It rises in usefulness.
What do you use to stay clear on your goals?
-- Douglas Brent Smith
Monday, February 17, 2014
Centered Leaders Preserve Dignity
That question reminds me of an activity that required heavy loss of personal dignity. Maybe you're aware of it. Pledging a fraternity or sorority demands that the pledges surrender all sorts of personal inhibitions in the service of obtaining membership. They may be asked to recite weird incantations in public. They may be asked to procure obscure objects (like the driver's side door of a police car). They may be harassed until tears seem like the only release.
Yet, at the end of it, they may even call the experience valuable. They may especially treasure their friendships with their new brothers or sisters.
That kind of surrender is likely rare, though.
If an action you are contemplating requires you to surrender your dignity to the extent that you compromise your values, maybe it's one best avoided.
There are very few answers worth paying for with your dignity.
Oh, and yes -- I did pledge a fraternity and don't regret it. But I hope I never experience that level of embarrassment again...
Digging Deeper
Are you ever tempted to ask someone to do something they may not be comfortable with? Would you be comfortable doing it?
Think about the most embarrassing moment in your life. What could you have done to avoid that? Was it worth experiencing in order to get the desired outcome?
What social organizations have you been a member with? What were their strong points? What keeps people from joining those organizations today?
How do you build a sense of community?
Does your work team think of itself as a closely knit team? What more could you do to increase that feeling?
-- Douglas Brent Smith
Thursday, February 13, 2014
Respond to the Needs At Hand
It's not so easy.
What works sometimes can crash and burn another time. What seems to make perfect sense can be irrational under certain situations. It's not exactly going with the flow, but it is adjusting what we think and do based on what confronts us.
When I was a firefighter we had an expression often repeated at training exercises: "Never say never, never say always." Respond to the needs at hand.
-- Douglas Brent Smith
Wednesday, February 12, 2014
The Problem With Punishment
What do you think of punishment?
That, you might say, depends on where you're looking at it: from the side of the punisher, or from the side of the punished. Either way, how effective do you think it is?
Sure, it will change behavior. The trouble is, it changes that behavior in ways you hadn't counted on. Punishing people teaches them that punishment is a viable strategy, so you can be sure that they'll start practicing it, too. It also teaches them to find ways to avoid getting caught -- not to stop their undesirable behavior but rather to keep you from knowing about it so that they don't get punished again.
Punishment creates a profound desire for revenge.
Leaders who punish incur side-effects worse than what triggered the punishment.
Does punishment ever make sense? Of course. Justice is important. Some people are so dangerous that keeping them away from society is the only humane thing to do. But punishing the people on your team by withholding basic human needs like attention, financial raises, and respect is counter-productive.
There are much better ways to change behavior.
-- Douglas Brent Smith
That, you might say, depends on where you're looking at it: from the side of the punisher, or from the side of the punished. Either way, how effective do you think it is?
Sure, it will change behavior. The trouble is, it changes that behavior in ways you hadn't counted on. Punishing people teaches them that punishment is a viable strategy, so you can be sure that they'll start practicing it, too. It also teaches them to find ways to avoid getting caught -- not to stop their undesirable behavior but rather to keep you from knowing about it so that they don't get punished again.
Punishment creates a profound desire for revenge.
Leaders who punish incur side-effects worse than what triggered the punishment.
Does punishment ever make sense? Of course. Justice is important. Some people are so dangerous that keeping them away from society is the only humane thing to do. But punishing the people on your team by withholding basic human needs like attention, financial raises, and respect is counter-productive.
There are much better ways to change behavior.
-- Douglas Brent Smith
We Build the Teams That We Deserve
Does your team operate effectively, efficiently, cohesively, and with a sense of fun?
When I worked for Aon, the CEO at the time said, "the speed of the leader is the speed of the team". That was true then, and it's true now. And, it applies to more than speed. All of the traits of your team owe much to you as the leader. While we all inherit teams with challenges and traits we wouldn't have chosen, at some point in the develop of our teams we are responsible. Whether we like it or not, that point is now.
We build the teams that we deserve. What more can you do to build the team that you want?
-- Douglas Brent Smith
Saturday, February 8, 2014
Accepting Each Other Fully
We all have an inner judge developed over the years from the voices of our parents, our teachers, our leaders, our friends, our own judges. That voice is persistent and tries valiantly to assess everything. Sometimes it is quite useful ("should I really ride that motorcycle without a helmet?") and sometimes it siply gets in the way ("she seems nice but that hair is disgusting").
Our judge keeps us from realizing that most of the time we have more in common with each other than we have in opposition. Bridging that gap can help us build better teams, lead better projects, achieve our goals and solve our problems. But we do need to bridge that gap.
When we accept ourselves fully, we have more in common than we have to divide us.
Can you send your own inner judge out for just long enough to accept the people around you?
-- Douglas Brent Smith
Friday, February 7, 2014
How much is enough data?
I can tend toward analytical and as a result never tire of checking for more data. But, sometimes we need to move ahead. Sometimes we need to take action and adjust as we go along.
One of the keys to progress i knowing how much data is enough.
The data alone might not tell you. It might take you making a decision to move.
After all, that data could change anyway. And, data is only useful if you use it.
-- Douglas Brent Smith
Thursday, February 6, 2014
How will you handle the reactions to change?
Whenever leaders create change -- through a project, a new process, a new team member -- it creates a reaction. We can anticipate many of those reactions, but not all.
To improve performance we must create change. There is no standing still. And, the change never stops. People can grow tired of change, but the change must never stop.
As leaders we can provide some relief from the change fatigue that sets in. We can celebrate. We can preserve treasured artifacts and features of the culture before the change. We can honor those who have brought us as far as we've come. We can provide the breathing room that people need to remain centered and ready.
Ready for the next change.
Change creates unexpected reactions. How will you handle them?
-- Douglas Brent Smith
Wednesday, February 5, 2014
Getting Our Attention
What will you do with my attention once you get it?
Clearly, there is more out there than we can pay attention to. What grabs us has a responsibility to move in some positive, useful direction.
What's your positive, useful direction?
What goal are you working on that matters to others?
-- Douglas Brent Smith
Tuesday, February 4, 2014
Centered Leaders Ask Great Questions
It's easy to get stuck as a supervisor trying to provide all the answers. I've done it. It feels good to be the answer person. The problem is, our answers are incomplete. The team has answers of its own. Getting them to adapt and implement their own answers is so much easier than trying to drive the leader's own answers. The difference is profound.
So consider this. Your team probably has the answers -- you just need to ask the right questions.
What's your next great question for your team?
-- Douglas Brent Smith
Monday, February 3, 2014
Centered Leaders Speak Calmly
You don't yell at YOUR people, do you?
Well, maybe we do all yell sometimes. Maybe not. It's part of the human experience. Heated emotions sometimes do erupt in loud talking. But, seriously, is it effective? What are the long term effects?
Yelling creates tension. Sometimes that tension can lead to a positive change in behavior, but when it does it's more likely the communication skills that eventually emerge or take over from the loud talk, rather than the loud talk.
Emotion may supply energy, and that energy still needs skill behind it to move positively rather than cause more damage.
Centered leaders, leaders who operate with a balance of clarity, courage, creativity and compassion, speak calmly.
As I once wanted to say to someone who was in the habit of yelling at me, "I heard you the first time you yelled at me, but not much after that."
Get energized, get emotional, get passionate about what you believe in; and then deliver your message calmly and persistently. Communicating for results can be exciting, vital, even urgent.
But please don't yell.
-- Douglas Brent Smith
Sunday, February 2, 2014
Centered Leaders Use Influence, Not Manipulation
I'm not saying that team members are not responsible for their actions. When we fail to perform we may rightfully encounter consequences. But, leaders who rely on threats, hidden agendas, and manipulation are not doing themselves or their teams a service.
As John Maxwell pointed out, "Leadership is influence." My over 25 years of experience in the field keeps proving that out, over and over.
Centered leaders -- leaders who are in touch with their goals and feelings and who operate with clarity, courage, creativity and compassion -- use influence, not manipulation to achieve their goals.
How about you?
-- Douglas Brent Smith
Saturday, February 1, 2014
Every Answer Raises Two More Questions
You're in good company. The longer that I serve as a leader, the more questions arise. People challenging questions, character challenging questions, process challenging questions. It's all a mix of constant learning.
Things that worked with one team seem ineffective with another. That's no reason to stop asking the questions, though.
So what if every answer raises two more questions?
It's in the questions that we move forward.
-- Douglas Brent Smith
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Principal Investigator: Professor Moses Kamya, Makerere University
Co-Investigators: Adoke Yeka, Makerere Univerity; Okui Albert Peter, Uganda National Malaria Control Program ; Lugemwa Myers, National Malaria Control Program; Katureebe Charles, WHO-Uganda; Grant Dorsey, UCSF; Sarah Staedke, LSHTM; Phil Rosenthal, UCSF
Location: The studies will be conducted at 3 of the Uganda Malaria Surveillance Project (UMSP) sentinel sites. These sites were originally established in 1998 by the Ugandan Ministry of Health (MOH) in collaboration with the East African Network for Monitoring Antimalarial Treatment (EANMAT).
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There is a genuine fear that resistance against ACTs may develop. Although there is no direct evidence of full-blown clinical treatment failure of artemisinin derivatives, there are some worrying findings suggesting a reduced susceptibility of parasite isolates for ACTs. An increased resistance of parasite isolates to different artemisinin derivatives was observed in vitro for P. falciparum field isolates from Cambodia and reduced efficacy to artemisinin derivatives has been observed in the same region. Delayed parasite clearance is the clinical phenotype of artemisinin resistance. Studies on the development of resistance to ACT and the spread of ACT resistant parasite strains in the population are extremely relevant from a public health perspective. The data that are collected in this study will be available to the Ugandan MOH to assist in drug policy decision-making.
This study will be randomized, single blinded trials at three sites in Uganda designed according to 2009 World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines for assessment of therapeutic efficacy of antimalarial agents in areas of low, moderate and intense transmission with slight modifications. The target populations shall include residents of the catchment areas of the three district health centers where the studies will be performed. The available populations includes residents aged 6 – 59 months who present to the study clinics with symptoms suggestive of malaria and who have a positive screening thick blood smear. Subjects who meet the selection criteria will be randomized to treatment with one of the two study regimens and will be followed for 28 days. Repeat evaluations will be performed on days 1, 2, 3, 7, 14, 21, and 28 (and any unscheduled day) and will include assessment for the occurrence of adverse events. Treatment efficacy outcomes will be assessed using WHO outcome classification criteria. Study patients will be classified as therapeutic failures (early or late) or adequate responders based on the results of these assessments. The proportion of patients experiencing a therapeutic failure during the follow-up period will be used to estimate the efficacy of the study drugs. Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) analysis will help to distinguish between a true recrudescence due to treatment failure and episodes of re-infection.


text: Chapter 219: Bacteremia, Sepsis, and Septic Shock Stephanie H. Stovall; Michelle A. Hoffman View Full Chapter Figures Only Tables Only Videos Only Print Share Email Twitter Facebook Linkedin Reddit Get Citation Citation AMA Citation Stovall SH, Hoffman MA. Stovall S.H., Hoffman M.A. Stovall, Stephanie H., and Michelle A. Hoffman.Bacteremia, Sepsis, and Septic Shock. In: Kline MW. Kline M.W. Ed. Mark W. Kline.eds. Rudolph's Pediatrics, 23e New York, NY: McGraw-Hill; . http://accesspediatrics.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?bookid=2126§ionid=177100700. Accessed September 24, 2018. MLA Citation Stovall SH, Hoffman MA. Stovall S.H., Hoffman M.A. Stovall, Stephanie H., and Michelle A. Hoffman.. "Bacteremia, Sepsis, and Septic Shock." Rudolph's Pediatrics, 23e Kline MW. Kline M.W. Ed. Mark W. Kline. New York, NY: McGraw-Hill, , http://accesspediatrics.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?bookid=2126§ionid=177100700. Download citation file: RIS (Zotero) EndNote BibTex Medlars ProCite RefWorks Reference Manager Mendeley © Copyright Tools Search Book Top Return Clip Autosuggest Results ++ INTRODUCTION ++ Definitions of sepsis over the last 2 decades have changed multiple times as they relate to adult critical care. The definition of sepsis and sepsis syndromes in pediatric patients has been less well defined. The most recent published consensus definitions of sepsis in pediatric patients were published in 2005. These definitions were modeled after the adult definition and consensus guidelines published first in 1991 and then revised in 2001, 2008, 2012, and, most recently, 2016. The biggest change in adult consensus definitions occurred in the 2016 publication, which discarded systemic inflammatory response syndrome (SIRS) and severe sepsis; however, pediatric definitions continue to use these terms. ++ Based on the 2005 guidelines for pediatrics, SIRS requires both abnormal temperature and abnormal leukocyte count or 1 of those plus either tachypnea (> 2 standard deviations [SDs] above the mean for age) or abnormal heart rate (> 2 SDs above the mean for age or under the 10th percentile for age for those < 1 year old) without other explanation. Sepsis is defined as SIRS plus proven or suspected infection (bacteria, virus, fungus, or rickettsia). Severe sepsis is defined as sepsis plus dysfunction of at least 2 organs, acute respiratory distress syndrome, or cardiovascular dysfunction. Septic shock is sepsis plus cardiovascular dysfunction. The most recent adult definitions include sepsis, as defined previously with introduction of the use of sepsis-related organ failure assessment (SOFA) score, and septic shock requiring vasopressors despite appropriate fluid resuscitation and elevated lactate. It is likely that the definitions of pediatric sepsis will be reevaluated in light of the recent changes in adult practice. ++ PATHOGENESIS AND EPIDEMIOLOGY ++ The development of SIRS, sepsis, severe sepsis, and septic shock in the pediatric patient depends on a complex series of interrelated factors that include: host factors such as age, immunologic competence including vaccination status, comorbid conditions (including the presence of foreign material such as a central vascular, urinary, peritoneal, or intraventricular catheter), exposures (such as travel or day care), host response, site of entry of the infectious agent, and invading organism factors (including inoculum, virulence factors, and toxin production). ++ Central to the definition of sepsis is organ dysfunction as a result of infection. A variety of barriers, such as the skin and mucous membranes, serve as the first line that is breached at the beginning of the continuum of sepsis. After that breach, a series of events, first triggered by the innate immune response recognizing pathogen-associated molecular patterns (PAMPs) on the surface of invading organisms, starts the sepsis cascade by triggering release of cytokines and also awakening of the adaptive immune response, which is relatively slow because the adaptive immune response requires maturation and proliferation. This release triggers a systemic reaction to even a localized invasion, which ultimately results in loss of vascular integrity, apoptosis of immune cells, and reduced perfusion of vital organs. Clinically, this is evidenced by low blood pressure, cyanosis, delayed capillary refill, reduced urine output, and alterations in mental status. ++ Bacteremia may or may not be associated with a specific focus of infection. 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- If you've ever thought you'd like to step into our missionaries' shoes or
- If you want to help behind the scenes, beyond your prayers and support
Then our Co-Laborer in Messiah (CLIM) program might be for you!
CLIMs represent Jews for Jesus in their own communities, often doing local evangelism and hosting our missionaries as they come through. Some CLIMs travel within the United States and beyond to help with our outreach.
Here's what some of our CLIMs say:
Karen Myers, from the Montreal Campaign in 2013:
Through the rush of people crowding through the turnstiles on their way out of the subway station, I saw a Jewish man with a tailored pinstripe suit, walking with his eyes fixed on his goal: me. As he approached, he raised his right index finger in the air, opened his mouth, and a torrent of words had poured out before he even reached me. His words were French. Rapid French. I barely understand slow, carefully spoken French, with a Parisian accent, so the speedy sentences spoken in a strong Quebec accent were nowhere in the realm of my comprehension level. I replied, "Bon jour. Désolé. Je ne parle pas français," and asked him if he could either speak slower or in English. The flood of words stopped. His mouth closed. His eyes narrowed and he looked at me, scrutinizing my face and hair—and blue-sequined top-hat—for a moment. "This," he replied in a very loud voice, pointing in my face, "is what I call proselytizing with STYLE!" Never having heard such a comment, and not knowing if it was meant to be good or bad, I decided to take it as a compliment. "Why, thank you, sir!" I said. "And for that," he concluded, "I will take one." He snatched a tract, and walked on.
From Shari Greenfield, Puerto Vallarta, Mexico:
I like to share the gospel at Puerto Vallarta's weekly street fairs and community flea markets. Recently my husband and I went to one hosted by Paradise Community Center, which also hosts a Christian church on Sundays. We met a Jewish woman named Gail* and as we were talking I told her that we are Jewish believers in Jesus. Gail thanked me for describing myself that way instead of saying I was a completed Jew, a term that she has heard before and finds demeaning.
Turns out that Gail has a friend whose two sons are believers. One of them talks to her about Jesus every time he sees her. We will be seeing Gail in the future . . . please pray for God to open her heart to the gospel. ?
From Missionary Tzachi Danor (from our Israel branch) during his 2013 Christ in the Passover tour in Calgary, Canada:
My wife Sarah and I were wonderfully hosted by CLIMs Peter and Margot in their house in Calgary for three days. They looked after all our needs and gave us the time and space we needed amidst the rush of tour. They also attended one of our meetings and were a tremendous help with the resource table. By the way, we first met Peter and Margot in Israel last May when they came to serve as stewards for one of our Behold Your God campaigns. They were wonderful when they were abroad and again as they welcomed us warmly into their own home.
CLIMs can be Gentile or Jewish, need only volunteer ten hours per month, and choose from a variety of tasks tailored to suit their gifts and preferences. CLIMs do make an initial time investment of one week for training—and it's a great time to get to know the other CLIMs and some of our most experienced staff.
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Very high capacity, robustness to interference, short range (but just long enough!), license-free: these are the characteristics that make the 60 GHz band ideal for wireless networks in dense urban environments. So why has networking in the 60 GHz band not been widely adopted?
Imagine. You open your eyes and before you lies a broad, rocky valley on Mars. You are moving, unencumbered by a space suit, looking around, exploring this alien landscape. Or maybe you are on a quest, traveling through a dark forest with a team of trusty companions. You look up and you see the sunlight through the branches. You look to your left and see the glint of…wait is that a sword?
In the depths of winter, with glitter from New Year celebrations still being cleaned off the streets, nearly 4,000 exhibitors descended upon Las Vegas. Starting your year with CES has become an annual rite of passage for consumer electronics companies, and with more than 20,000 products it looks like CES 2016 was another record setting show.
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Last week some of the websites reported that US's PC maker HP may come out with it's VoiceTabs for Indian market. Today HP formally announced the launch of it's Slate 6 and Slate 7 VoiceTabs in India for the first time in India. HP may be looking to tap some of the phablet craze in Indian smartphone market with this launch. As of now there is no word from HP on the availability of these tablets in India, but going by the latest market trends these devices may soon be found listed on some online retailer. HP has made it's mind to capture Indian smartphone market and has signed up none other than Young Indian Heartthrob Deepika Padukone as it's brand Ambassador. Both Slate 6 and Slate 7 come with voice calling facility and these devices are sleek. Both VoiceTabs have are dual SIM devices, comes with quad core processor, 3G support, and dual standby connectivity
The HP Slate 6 is powered by a Marvell PXA1088 SoC with a 1.2GHz quad-core processor paired with 1GB of RAM. It boasts of a 6 inch IPS LCD touchscreen with 720×1280 pixel resolution and runs Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean OS. On the camera front it has a 5 megapixel auto focus camera while it has 2 megapixel webcam at the front. HP slate 6 flaunts dual front stereo speakers inspired by HTC one, 16GB of internal storage that can be expanded to up to 64GB using a microSD card and a 3,000mAh battery. The HP Slate6 and comes with dimensions of 165×82.6×8.98mm and weighs 160 grams.
Also Read: LG G Flex now available online: Specification Review and Price
The Slate7 VoiceTab features a 7 inch HD IPS display with 1280×800 pixels resolution and is powered by a 1.2 GHz quad-core Marvell PXA1088 processor paired with 1GB of RAM. It also runs on Android Jelly Bean mobile operating system out of the box. Similar to Slate6 it has a 5 MP rear snapper and a 2MP front webcam and has 16 GB of on board storage which can be expanded upto 32 GB using a microSD card. It weighs 325 grams and has a larger 4,100 mAh battery to feed that power guzzling 7 inch screen.
HP Slate6 Key Specifications:
- 6-inch IPS Display (1280×720)
- 1.2Ghz Marvell PXA1088 quad-core
- Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean
- 16GB Expandable up to 32GB
- Dual SIM, Dual Standby
- 5MP Auto Focus with LED Flash
- 2 MP front webcam
- 3,000mAh battery
HP Slate7 VoiceTab key specifications:
- Android 4.2 Jelly Bean
- 7-inch (1280×800 pixels) HD IPS display
- 1.2 GHz quad-core Marvell PXA1088 processor
- 1GB of RAM
- 16GB inbuilt storage, expandable up to 32GB via microSD card
- 5-megapixel rear camera
- 2-megapixel front-facing webcam
- 4,100 mAh battery
- Dual-SIM, Dual Standby
HP Slate6 and HP Slate7 VoiceTab price:
As of not Slate6 would be available for Rs. 22,990, while Slate7 will be available for Rs. 16,990 in India.


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1.) Open Microsoft Outlook
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2.) Click Editor Options
3.) Click Popular on the left
4.) Then Click Language Settings
5.) Here you will be able to change the default language
I know this is a pretty simple process. I just had a user do this to their machine and I had to look around how to change it. Hopefully this will save a little time for someone!!!


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Game designer Jane McGonigal appeared today on a radio broadcast about how gaming can change the world. Partway through that broadcast, a caller informed her that "I'm a professor and there are more than 100 studies linking violent videogames to real-life violence."
McGonigal tweeted about this, asking followers for links to these studies. I'd like to see the studies, too.
Now, I'm no quantitative researcher on the psychological effects of gaming. But I am a video gamer. I'm also a pacifist. I'm also friends with many other video gamers — all of them either pacifists or wholly uninterested in leading violent lives.
That, of course, is only my personal experience.
However, to say that people who play video games are likely to behave violently is like saying that children who read Harry Potter are likely to jump off their roofs on a broomstick. … I've heard that argument several times.
Are we unable to tell the difference between fiction and nonfiction? Do we automatically do what we see our favorite characters doing? This seems like an important conversation to have, actually, as what McGonigal creates are not so much video games as they are transmedia experiences: her own version of alternate reality games. The line between fiction and nonfiction gets a bit blurred in ARGs.
By the way, it should be noted that McGonigal generally makes non-violent transmedia experiences for people to play. In fact, much of her work is aimed at improving the way people interact with each other and the world in real life. See her totally cool "Gaming can make a better world" talk here.
So, what do you think? Do games change the world for the better? For the worse? Not at all? Is there a line that game creators should not cross when it comes to depictions of violence, or is it up to us to know the difference between right and wrong?


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When you first start off in binary trading, you often do so to try it out. You don't care to much whether you make a lot of money, but you merely want to experience it and see if it's something that suits you. After a while you start to become interested in the mechanics behind it, and the taste for money will soon start to grow inside you when you realize that there's a lot of money to be made if you play your cards right.
It's during this stage that a lot of us starts to read up on guides and strategies in trading, on sites like binaryoptions.pm, where you can find most of what there is to know about binary trading. But most people, in my opinion, do it the wrong way. They get in to it with the intention of making money QUICK! Rushing things are rarely, if ever, a good idea when it comes to investments. Investments should only be made after you've looked at all the different options from every possible angle and you know that the choice that you are going to make is going to be the right one based on the information you have gathered researching it.
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Meijer partners with ADA in diabetes initiative
ALEXANDRIA, Va. — Midwestern mass merchandise retailer Meijer will serve as a regional sponsor for an initiative led by the American Diabetes Association, the ADA said.
The group said it had signed a deal whereby Meijer would serve as a regional sponsor for the next five years for the Stop Diabetes Movement in Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Kentucky. Activities will include diabetes camps, walks and others.
"We are thrilled to collaborate with Meijer and increase our efforts to stop diabetes," ADA CEO Larry Hausner said. "It is with sponsors, such as Meijer, that are able to extend our outreach and vision to bring awareness to the communities we serve every day."
The initiative's goal is to inspire and mobilize the general public, volunteers, donors, corporations and the scientific and medical communities to rally around the ADA's call to "share, act, learn and give," raising awareness, promoting healthy living and raising money to fund outreach, advocacy and research.
"From healthy foods to athletic gear and exercise equipment to pharmacy services, Meijer is committed to providing healthy living solutions to our customers storewide," Meijer VP pharmacy operations Karen Mankowski said. "This partnership with the American Diabetes Association is just one more way Meijer is helping keep our customers health top-of-mind."
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Twenty-one years supporting JDRF, Walgreens raises $18 million over that period, $1.3 million in 2012
NEW YORK — Walgreens and JDRF on Friday announced that Walgreens' community-based programs helped raise more than $1.3 million in 2012 for JDRF. The year marked the 21st anniversary of Walgreens' participation in JDRF's nationwide campaign to raise funds for research to put an end to diabetes.
During the month of July, as part of the Walgreens Way to Well Commitment, customers at more than 7,500 Walgreens stores could make donations of $1 or more at checkout.
"Walgreens is proud to support JDRF, and we're thankful to our customers and employees who have helped raise more than $18 million toward Type 1 diabetes efforts over the past 20 years," stated John Gremer, director of community affairs for Walgreens.
"The support that Walgreens provides JDRF year after year is remarkable," said Jeffrey Brewer, president and CEO of JDRF. "For more than two decades, their commitment to JDRF's mission has helped fuel critical research toward preventing, better treating, and curing Type 1 diabetes. We value our collaboration with Walgreens and look forward to the continued growth of Type 1 diabetes research progress."
Successfully connecting with Latinas spells a big win for beauty companies
A study of 900 women by Siempre Mujer magazine, a Spanish-language publication that covers beauty, fashion and lifestyles for Latinas, found that Latinas prefer details in beauty products, follow a multipronged beauty regimen and tend to outspend women in the general population when it comes to beauty, with more than 52% spending $25 or more per visit. In other words, Latinas represent a significant opportunity for retailers and beauty manufacturers.
Giving the growth of the Hispanic market and the rising buying power, it is important that retailers and manufacturers understand how to effectively connect with this beauty shopper.
By 2016, this demographic group will comprise 17.8% of U.S. residents, furthering its impact on the U.S. economy as its presence and buying power, according to research released in 2011 by IBISWorld, an independent source of industry and market research. Over the next five years, the nation's buying power is projected to grow 27.5% to $14.7 trillion, while that of the Hispanic population is forecast to grow 48.1% to $1.6 trillion, according to the IBISWorld research. These are significant numbers.
Further illustrating the importance of effectively reaching this year is Mintel's "Hispanics and Personal Care–U.S., January 2011" report. This report highlights that "Hispanics are brand-conscious, passionate about their appearance and believe that looking good leads you onto the path of success. As such, it is not surprising that Hispanic women have especially strong attitudes toward wearing makeup, most notably for complementing an outfit and enjoying the ritual of putting on makeup."
With such tremendous buying power and a significant interest in beauty, those retailers and manufacturers that can effectively connect with is beauty-conscious shopper undoubtedly stand to benefit — in a big way.


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Just noticed I now have 50 followers (the fools !!) on blog which if I recall correctly had a mere 5 at start of year. Am actually quite touched (in more ways than one some would say) for interest in what is essentially just a wee diary/log of my wargaming misadventures and bad photography skills.
Of course I am a follower of at least double that number of blogs !! :-)


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An Idaho woman who allegedly took her three children in a custody squabble may be in the Phoenix metropolitan area on the way to Mexico, authorities said Tuesday.
The FBI in Salt Lake City said an Amber Alert was issued Sunday morning for a 9-year-old boy and two girls, ages 5 and 7.
They said 35-year-old Bertha Sabala Guerrero lost custody of the three children last December after authorities say she left them with a woman she had just met. They were placed in foster care in Caldwell, Idaho.
The children are identified as 5-year-old Esmerelda Guerrero-Lopez, 7-year-old Mirella Guerrero-Lopez and 9-year-old Ubaldo Guerrero-Lopez Jr., according to an FBI press release.
Authorities said Guerrero picked up the children for a 24-hour visitation Friday and failed to return them the following day. Caldwell police have obtained an arrest warrant for Guerrero for custodial interference.
The FBI said Guerrero and the children may be traveling in a gray or silver 1986 Pontiac 6000, 4-door sedan, with Nevada license plate number 389XPR.
They said Guerrero has family living in Phoenix and Mexico.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.


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How to Be Better Off, Part 1
- Narrated by: Rene Carayol
- Length: 1 hr and 21 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Release date: 17-03-09
- Language: English
- Publisher: Fetch UK Ltd
Part 1
Getting Started
Are you really up for this?
Fitness Training Your FinancesWould you like to be better off? Get out debt? Have more disposable income each month or even start saving for the future? I think we could all say 'yes' to one of these - but the real question is, where do you start?You might be asking yourself, "is it really worth all that hassle to pay off your debts? Surely life is too short?" Whether its credit card debt, your mortgage, loans or an overdraft, the true fact is all these debts aren't going to go away, they are going to get bigger. The strain you find yourself under in going to increase and so will the hardship you'll have to endure. Thinking "you only live once, so you may as well enjoy it" is not going to help you in the long term and what will you do then, when it will be even harden to make a difference to your situation?In this audiobook series, René Carayol, straight talking presenter of the cult BBC TV series 'Pay off your mortgage in 2 years', will provide you with in-depth and straightforward advice on how you too can be better off and avoid that horrific feeling of being in debt or not having enough money with no game plan for getting out of it. He will use many lessons learned the hard way from the brave volunteers on his TV series. This is real-world advice not theory; it is best and worst practice from 'ordinary' people trying to clear their debts and realise their dreams. He will push you and on occasion make you feel uncomfortable but will always inspire you to keep running up that hill to financial freedom.www.carayol.com
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Would you consider the audio edition of How to Be Better Off, Part 1 to be better than the print version?
I would consider it better than the print version based on the emotion conveyed in the audio.
What other book might you compare How to Be Better Off, Part 1 to and why?
Suze Ormon books might be compare to this title because of the financial coaching.
What does Rene Carayol bring to the story that you wouldn't experience if you just read the book?
Rene Carayol brings genuine emotion to the audio version.
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Friday, February 15 at 7pm and Saturday the 16th at noon, celebrated film composer John Lunn, the creator of the theme music for the award winning Downton Abbey television series welcomes WKAR listeners into his home.
Lunn talks with former BBC host and producer Jon Tolansky, about his life and career, composing for Downton Abbey, the Edwardian era, and some of his favourite music from that period.
His chosen composers of the time are Elgar, Vaughan Williams, Holst, and by way of a diversion across the English Channel to France, Debussy. There are also extracts from Mr. Lunn's Downton Abbey score and another of his latest works.


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Produced by: Lynne Southerland
Musical Score by: Steve Bartek
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A set of clear guidelines on the factors to be used when deciding whether to prosecute journalists is to be drawn up, the Director of Public Prosecutions told the inquiry into press standards today.
Keir Starmer said there is currently no specific CPS policy or guidance relating to the prosecution of journalists, but outlined the various provisions prosecutors have to take into account.
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He told the Leveson Inquiry that it would be "prudent" to have a policy that sets out "in one place" the factors to be taken into account when trying to decide whether or not to charge a journalist.
Starmer said various factors are considered when weighing up prosecutions against journalists who may try to rely on a public interest defence, including: the relative gravity of the potential offence and the harm caused; the element of corruption in committing the offence; and whether the conduct in question included threats or intimidation.
He said lawyers also looked at the impact of the conduct on the course of justice; whether the public interest in question could have been served by legal means; and the impact on the victim or victims of the conduct in question.
Starmer announced an interim policy to be put in place and consulted on for 12 weeks before a formal policy is drawn up.
"It seems to me that it would be prudent to have a policy that sets out in one place the factors that prosecutors will take into account when considering whether or not to prosecute journalists acting in the course of their work as journalists," he told the inquiry.
"Therefore what I propose is that an interim policy will be drafted. That interim policy will draw on the existing principles and reflect the existing approach but put it in one place. "That will make things clearer."
He said they would consult on the interim policy for 12 weeks – the usual consultation period – then take into account responses and amend it if necessary.
"The interim policy reflects current policy. It comes into force with immediate affect," he told the inquiry. "I hope to have that ready within a matter of weeks.
"I have given consideration to the position should anybody fall to be considered for prosecution during the period of consultation and before the final policy is published.
"And it seems to me they would fall to be considered under the interim policy, but as a safeguard, I would want us to look again at any decisions made once the final policy was in place to ensure that decisions were consistent with the final policy."
Lord Justice Leveson said the inquiry had heard evidence from "more than one or two" witnesses suggesting there was a "misunderstanding as to the way in which prosecution policy operates in this country".
On Monday, Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre said of the newspaper's use of private detective Steve Whittamore, who was convicted of illegally accessing data in April 2005: "We didn't realise what they were doing was illegal.
"There was a very hazy understanding of how the Data Protection Act worked and this was seen as a very quick way of obtaining phone numbers and addresses to corroborate stories.
The inquiry has heard the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) uncovered a "treasure trove" of evidence linking newspapers to the sale of private data when it searched Whittamore's office in March 2003.
But Dacre said he was not sure an investigation into the Mail's use of Whittamore was warranted at the time.
"We did not believe it was illegal. Our journalists were asking for information and I am not sure the implications of the Data Protection Act were understood at that stage."
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Medtronic plc, one of the world's largest medical technology players, has acquired Bellco, an Italian player that was a pioneer in hemodialysis solutions. The company touted to improve and expand therapy access in end stage renal diseases (ESRD).
ESRD is a last stage chronic kidney disease that results in kidney malfunctioning. This can be treated with a treatment that can help to stimulate the key aspects of healthy kidneys-dialysis.
Bellco created dialyzers and machines for treating renal failure in adult, pediatric, and neonatal ESRD patients. Bellco's renal solutions are available in more than 50 countries and the company had offered blood purification solutions for acute and chronic kidney damage.
"ESRD patients require dialysis for the remainder of their lives, or until a viable kidney transplant becomes available. We believe Medtronic's Renal Care Solutions can offer better, more accessible and affordable solutions to the growing population of people living with ESRD," said Ven Manda, president of Renal Care Solutions, Medtronic. "The integration of Bellco's portfolio of solutions will help further advance Medtronic's efforts to provide comprehensive care for dialysis patients worldwide," according to Fierce Medical Devices.
This M&A can be a hope for about approximately three million patients suffering from ESRD worldwide as Medtronic is better positioned to offer quality healthcare products and services to many people at the best affordable cost.
"I believe Medtronic is an excellent opportunity for the Bellco team and ESRD patients worldwide. In four years, we created the ideal conditions to attract a global industry leader that is positioned to support Bellco's long-term growth strategy," said Matteo di Montezemolo, founder and managing partner of the Charme Funds.
StreetInsider reported that Medtronic predicts its earnings to be neutral in fiscal year 2016 from this transaction with Bellco and anticipates an accretion thereafter. It is expected that Medtronic will report revenue from its new Renal Care Solutions business as part of its Minimally Invasive Technologies Group's Patient Monitoring & Recovery division.