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Although there is no cure for ADHD, there is a recommended treatment plan that requires parents, educators, and members of the medical profession to work cooperatively. This plan includes parent training in managing behavior, counseling, educational supports, and medication when needed.
The parent training component recognizes how important it is for parents to provide clear expectations for behavior, establish consistent rules, provide positive reinforcement when rules are followed, and provide immediate consequences when rules are broken.
The counseling portion of the treatment plan may include both individual and family counseling. Family counseling may be useful in planning and evaluating workable strategies, such as conflict resolution, and providing needed emotional support. Individual counseling for the ADHD child can provide training in social skills, anger control, and relaxation techniques.
A supportive educational program with regular home-school communication is also needed. An
ADHD child benefits when teachers provide structure by clearly communicating expectations, rules, and consequences. The educational program may also include modifications and accommodations such as shortening assignments, allowing more time for work completion or tests, and limiting homework.
The most controversial part of the treatment plan is the decision regarding medication of children with ADHD. When medication is prescribed, it is intended to improve the symptoms of ADHD. The benefits of medication can include a decrease in impulsiveness, aggressiveness, hyperactivity, and inappropriate social interaction. There can also be an increase in the child's ability to concentrate, shut out distractions, and complete schoolwork and jobs at home. The use of medication is controversial, though. Many people believe that schools advocate the use of medication as a way to control unruly behavior in children who do not necessarily have ADHD. The primary reason, however, that parents oppose the use of medication is because of possible side effects. Some children experience weight loss, lose their appetite, or have difficulty falling asleep. Together, parents and doctors should consider the benefits and concerns when making a decision about medication.
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Previously by Chris Sullivan: The Lesser Evil
Seventy-five years ago, Albert Jay Nock wrote a column called Isaiah's Job that was published in The Atlantic Monthly. It advanced the idea that there is in any society a "Remnant" of people who are interested in the truth and in doing the right thing by their fellow man, but who are pretty much isolated from each other and go about their business without ever knowing how many others there are like themselves, if any.
The people of the Remnant can spot a phony immediately and will pay them no mind, but they can spot the purveyor of the genuine article or "true faith" just as easily. Isaiah is preaching to this Remnant and to everybody else that wants to listen, but he has no way of knowing who they are and they have no way of identifying each other.
I have thought about this essay many times over the years in relation to some of the modern Isaiahs such as Nock himself, but also people like Leonard Read, Frank Chodorov, Lew Rockwell, Murray Rothbard, Joseph Sobran, Jacob Hornberger and Ron Paul. These people disseminated their ideas, but had no effective way to reach a mass audience. You almost had to be in a clique to find out about The Freeman, The Rothbard Rockwell Report, analysis or Sobran's. Most of the publications were preaching to the choir for the simple reason that you had to be in the choir to even find out about them.
Ron Paul is probably the most visible Isaiah of modern times, at least in the political realm because he had a little bit of a forum by virtue of his congressional office.
The efforts of the Remnant have always been unorganized or disjointed because it had no effective way of recognizing and communicating with its members over a large area until the last fifteen years or so.
In Nock's day, if you wanted to make others aware of his Isaiah article, you would have to read it to them, buy multiple copies of the magazine or perhaps mimeograph copies of it, since nobody had copying machines or FAX machines or computers, and most people didn't own a newspaper.
This has all changed with the advent of the internet. Now anybody can alert all their friends in Botswana, Lichtenstein or the Azores about anything they wish. This allows the message to get out quickly and without a middle man "filtering" or censoring it, which of course leads me to Jonah.
For most of his congressional career, Ron Paul has been an Isaiah, but now he seems to be turning into a Jonah. When Jonah told the people of Nineveh that in forty days the city would be destroyed, they repented and took remedial action, thus averting disaster. Paul has been saying the same thing for years, but now it is becoming obvious that what he was saying is true, and the people still a small percentage are ready to put on sackcloth and ashes. Much of this is because of his unrelenting fidelity to the message, but a greater part is probably because the message can't be suppressed like in the recent old days.
News stories in the old-time news organs still try to ignore or minimize his accomplishments, but they are becoming less relevant by the day. With email, blogs, YouTube, world-wide access to unfiltered news and opinion sites, social networking etc., it's as though a hydra-headed genie has escaped the bottle.
Four years ago, many of the comments about news articles concerning Ron Paul would refer to him as "moonbat," "wingnut," "kook," "lunatic," or some other derisive term. Now almost all the comments are in support of his ideas. It's as though the people have heard the modern Jonah and are ready to put on the sackcloth figuratively and ashes.
There is something about truth that makes it recognized when heard not always, but more often than not. When somebody has demonstrably been speaking the truth his entire public life without apology and can finally be heard, he will eventually be believed over the equivocators and apostles of mendacity.
Here is a man who said that the housing market is a bubble, we shouldn't go to war with Iraq, and the Fed is an engine of inflation. Is he a kook or a modern Jonah? Many people are starting to see him as the latter.
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One of the world's leading food companies, General Mills operates in more than 100 countries and markets more than 100 consumer brands, including Cheerios, Häagen-Dazs, Nature Valley, Betty Crocker, Pillsbury, Green Giant, Old El Paso, Yoplait and more.
We seek out the best of the best and give them development, support and the chance to lead something big. Choosing a career with us means joining a company that makes a difference for others. There is tremendous opportunity here for people who want to advance the industry, through innovation and nourish the world with quality.
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Are you a smart, savvy future Marketing Leader, looking for an international career with a leading FMCG Food Company? Are you able to quickly grasp business opportunities and solve problems, excited by a fast-paced global environment, able to communicate with clarity and lead/influence others across different geographies? This program, a career with General Mills is for you!
Possible Internship Locations Include: UK, starting June 1st, 2019
At General Mills, brand building is the focal point from which all decisions are made. Our internship program is a combination of projects with real business impact and day-to-day work that will allow you to make an immediate impact on our brands and help build our business worldwide. An internship could be the start of a rewarding international career in Brand Management with General Mills.
To maximize your learning and prepare you for increasing responsibility, we believe that you will benefit from different experiences across General Mills. We value employee development and are committed to promoting from within our next generation of senior executives. You may have an internship in brand management at the country or regional level. Your manager will share an assignment plan with you and will help you with day to day coaching and support.
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While Eminem is probably delighted that, after ages, a judge has thrown out an attempt to sue him by an old school bully, he might be less than flattered by the reasons the judge gave:
A Michigan appeals court dismissed DeAngelo Bailey's legal action because most fans would not take Eminem's story of a vicious attack seriously.
In other words, it's now official: legally, nobody takes Eminem seriously. Equally, though, nobody seems to take DeAngelo that seriously, either, not even his own brief:
Mr Bailey's lawyer Byron Nolen said he was not surprised by the ruling and would not appeal to the Michigan Supreme Court. "I don't think [the justices] would even look at it to be honest with you," he said.


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Pure CSS buttons and menus do not need graphics anymore but create themselves from the beauty of the written code. Generating this can be difficult in regard to broad browser compatibility. Thankfully, there are tutorials, ready-made code snippets, and numerous examples to choose from. And it gets even better, as we present you the best examples in this article. What you don't get in the following article is some Photoshop. All the following buttons are available for private as well as commercial use. As the terms of service are susceptible of change, you should review them again before using the buttons. Have fun…
CSS Buttons with Pseudo-elements
Developer: Sergio Camalich
Website: tympanus.net
Sergio shows the development of a whole range of buttons. These are explained in a tutorial and a demo version. The source code can be downloaded.
Animated CSS3 Buy now Button
Developer: Mike
Website: nublue.co.uk
In this beginner tutorial, you can trace the development of animated shop-buttons. For example, the price can be shown again as soon as the mouse pointer of the user hovers over the button.
CSS Deck
Developer: Bartos Lazarski
Website: cssdeck.com
CSS Deck offers a broad variety of CSS generators, of which I want to present you this beautiful shop button. HTML and CSS code can be copied easily.
How to Create CSS3 Buttons
Developer: Valeriu Timbuc
Website: designmodo.com
Valeriu Timbuc offers us oval buttons in a variety of colors. The HTML and CSS parts are explained in a step-by-step tutorial.
Code an Awesome Animated Download Button With CSS3
Developer: Joshua Johnson
Website: designshack.net
In this tutorial, Joshua Johnson shows you how a button can display two further fields during a mouse over. The concept is explained first, followed by the CSS-Code.
Animated Buttons with CSS3
Developer: Mary Lou
Website: tympanus.net
In this tutorial, a button with different color variants and different icons as eye-catchers is presented. Seven examples with complete CSS code are worked through.
40+ CSS Buttons from codepen
Developer: Codepen
Website: saaraan.com
As many as 40 different buttons are presented in this collection, starting with simple 2D buttons, and continuing to complex versions, such as the round button here.
CSS3 Animated Bubble Buttons
Developer: Martin Angelov
Website: tutorialzine.com
The Bubble Button of Martin Angelov shows small animations during mouse over. In keeping with the name, some bubbles move quickly over the surface of the button.
Developer: simurai
Website: simurai.com
Cute CSS buttons in candy style. An experimental demo with 3D shapes and glitter effects.
Create a Circle Social Button in CSS3
Developer: Anli
Website: azmind.com
Round social buttons with centered icons are shown in this tutorial. A distinguishing feature is the colored outline of the button.
CSS3 Buttons With a Glass Edge
Developer: Rob Alan
Website: robalan.com
A neutral, gray version and a gaudy red version of a CCS button created by Rob Allen. HTML and CSS code are offered in the article.
Tutorial: CSS3 Push-down Buttons
Developer: Jo
Website: joquery.com
Jo's CSS3 buttons look like 3D keys and react the same way as the ones of a keyboard when clicked.
Super Awesome Buttons with CSS3 and RGBA
Developer: Mark
Website: zurb.com
CSS3 and RGBa gimmicks are used in this tutorial to create a whole series of buttons in various colors.
CSS3 Minimalistic Navigation Menu
Developer: Martin Angelov
Website: tutorialzine.com
Martin Angelov presents us a CSS3 menu with animations. Next to the tutorial, there is a demo and download option to delight us.
CSS3 Tutorial: Sleek Card Pockets using CSS Only
Developer: Vince Angeloni
Website: creativefan.com
In the CSS3 tutorial of Vince Angeloni we can witness the creation of a button, which at first is only partially visible. Only with a mouse over we actually see the content of the button.
How to Build a Simple Button with CSS Image Sprites
Developer: Chris Spooner
Website: line25.com
In this tutorial, Chris Spooner shows us a simple variant of a CSS button that base on sprites.
CSS3 Speech Bubble
Developer: Sean
Website: sublimeorange.com
This demo shows how a button can turn into a speech bubble quickly. The code is offered as well.
Advanced CSS Menu
Developer: Nick La
Website: webdesignerwall.com
Here, you can access a demo, the data for download as well as an extensive description of the development of this grunge menu by the author.
3D Buttons in CSS
Developer: Elad Shechter
Website: coderwall.com
Elad Shechter simulates the keys of a keyboard. Gray, slightly 3-dimensional and with the typical push-down effect of their real life counterparts.
How To Create Shiny CSS Buttons
Developer: Paulund
Website: paulund.co.uk
A bit HTML, much more CSS and you get this button. Very elegant due to the CSS shine.
Sliding Tags
Developer: Thibaut
Website: cssflow.com
On cssflow.com, you can discover tags in button form. Complete with a demo, download and an article explaining the development of the buttons.
Developer: Codepen
Website: codepen.io
On codepen.io, numerous CSS buttons and menus are offered, such as this 3-dimensional menu with icons.
Inset Side Navigation
Developer: CSSFlow
Website: cssflow.com
A vertical menu with single buttons on a base. Feel free to watch the demo or click on the download button right away.
Button Maker
Developer: CSS-Tricks
Website: css-tricks.com
CSS-Tricks is a button generator that can be operated easily via sliders. In addition to size and roundness, you can also define the routes and mouse over conditions.
App Navigation with Notification Badges
Developer: CSSFlow
Website: cssflow.com
A menu list with small badges for notifying in the event of new profiles or messages. Including a demonstration and a download.
CSS Menu Maker
Developer: CSS Menu Maker
Website: cssmenumaker.com
The CSS Menu Maker offers a variety of styles, which can be adjusted with one click. Subdivided into drop down, flyout, vertical, horizontal, and tabbed.
Share Buttons
Developer: CSSFlow
Website: cssflow.com
Beautiful 3D social buttons that just dare you to click them, all the while displaying the number of recommendations on social networks.
CSS Menu Generator
Developer: mycssmenu.com
Website: mycssmenu.com
Choose from a number of presets for a base menu. You can then adjust it in a few short steps.
Social Buttons
Developer: CSSFlow
Website: cssflow.com
Simple social media buttons for easy adjustment – including a demo and a download to support the user.
Glossy Buttons
Developer: CSSFlow
Website: cssflow.com
Glossy CSS buttons in various colors. Demo and download can be reached with one click.
Dark and Light Dropdown Lists
Developer: CSSFlow
Website: cssflow.com
A CSS Button in two variants: light and dark. Again, there is a demo and a download waiting for you.
CSS Menu Builder
Developer: CSS Menu Builder
Website: cssmenubuilder.com
The CSS Menu builder offers some ready-made horizontal and vertical menus. Within four steps you can adjust these including labeling.
Dark Button Navigation Using CSS3
Developer: Monji Dolon
Website: devgrow.com
After the online demonstration and the download of the files, the CSS and HTML code is explained. Avertical menu with single buttons on a surface is what's offered here.
Build Awesome Practical CSS3 Buttons
Developer: Jeffrey Way
Website: tutsplus.com
In this tutorial on net.tutsplus.com Jeffrey Way explains how a CSS button with icon can be created. There is also a video tutorial to support learning.
Awesome Animated CSS Button Tutorial and Source Code
Developer: Jay Patel
Website: way2tutorial.com
Here, you can see the change between the regular button and its clicked version nicely. Creating this effect is discussed extensively in the tutorial.
CSS3 Gradient Buttons
Developer: Nick La
Website: webdesignerwall.com
Nick La shows a mass production of CSS buttons in a myriad of colors, different roundness, and different sizes on his web design wall.
Awesome CSS3 & jQuery Slide Out Button
Developer: Mary Lou
Website: tympanus.net
More and more often, the user chooses to use an existing account from services like Twitter or Facebook to login to new services. Want to offer that, too? Use this fitting button.
Nice Menu : CSS Animation & jQuery Animate
Developer: Hidayat Sagita
Website: webstuffshare.com
Hidayat Sagita presents two variants of his button after the download and demo-option: one with CSS and one with jQuery animation.
CSS Button Me
Developer: Caleb Ogden
Website: cssbutton.me
The generator CSS Button Me offers quite a few controls – for borders, gradients, box-shadow, font and more.
Pure CSS Social Media Icons
Developer: Nicolas Gallagher
Website: nicolasgallagher.com
Pure social media CSS buttons are, depending on their complexity, difficult to create. Nicolas Gallagher shows how to do it right.
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Global Industry Update at AWA's Global Release Liner Conference
- Published: March 18, 2007, By pffc-online.com
AMSTERDAM, THE NETHERLANDS - The Global Release Liner Industry Conference 2007, organized by AWA Conferences & Events, will take place at the Hyatt Rosemont Hotel in Chicago, March 28-30, and highlight current trends while providing a platform for information exchange. The conference will cover four main subject areas: Industry dynamics, coating and converting trends, user views and expectations, and trends and developments in materials and silicone. The formal program is preceded by a series of concurrent workshopts - on silicone release coatings and release testing methods - followed by a round table discussion on the issues, challenges, and processes involved in mergers and acquisitions.
The conference keynote, on the subject of the state of the industry and future expectations, will be given by Neil Burns, managing director, Technical Products & Release, for Mondi Packaging Coating. Other speakers include personnel from Avery Dennison, CMAI, Degussa-Goldschmidt, ETI, Kroenert, Loparex, Rhodia Silicones, UPM Specialty Papers, and Wacker, among others.
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Climate change or just a late spring: what to make of the messages plants send us?
Another Life
Potent: dandelions that inhaled twice as much carbon dioxide as usual increased in size, had 83 per cent more flowers, and developed even better parachutes for spreading their seeds. Illustration: Michael Viney
Towards the end of the drought that struck the west for much of early spring, a university geography professor shared with me a photograph he had taken in Connemara. It showed a remarkable vista of bog and mountain dried and bleached to an eerie ash blond. On our side of the bay, too, even lowland tracts of moor grass offered this unreal platinum sheen.
All was caused by evapotranspiration, to use the professor's term. With some 40 rainless days from mid February to mid April, the relentless and bitter winds from the east had combed the last molecules of moisture from leaf cells of moss and moor grass, sedge and heather and even the surface fibres of the bog itself. Only gradually, now, have more natural shades of life been creeping back from the roots.
Down from the hill, meanwhile, it is floriferousness – the capacity for lots of flowers – that has been engaging my mind. Certain plants in my garden have been outdoing themselves with blossom. It started early, with winter helleborines, their flowers lavishly and durably available for floating upside down in a dish, like ethereal water lilies. Then came our one posh bush, the camellia 'Adolphe Audusson', smothered head to toe with big scarlet rosettes, as for a Labour convention. The primroses have been at it, too, crossed with pensioned-off polyanthus and blooming in swags and cushions under the trees.
Even – and this leaped to significance – the positively lowly weed of thale cress produced an abundant mist of its tiny white flowers where I had noticed none before. Thale cress, Arabidopsis , is the one plant whose genome is thoroughly known and is thus the laboratory test plant for everybody's theories, like the fruit fly's employment in animal genetics. Was this spindly cress just catching up on the spring, or sending some interesting message?
Pursuing floriferousness (and simpler synonyms) through the tangled groves of Google, I soon stumbled into the exotic world of private – even, dare I say, criminal – cultivation of cannabis. In illicit growhouses and polytunnels, an elevated level of CO2, generated by burning propane gas, acts to produce larger and juicier flower buds.
Carbon dioxide is a mainstay of a plant's life, essential in photosynthesis for food and the construction of cells. At 0.039 per cent (390 parts per million) of air (compared with oxygen's 21 per cent), it seems only a trace, yet its accelerating rise in recent decades is a prime cause of climate change. It rose from 315ppm in 1959 to 385ppm half a century later. And as raising its levels in closed atmospheres increases productivity not only of pot but also of greenhouse tomatoes, flowers and other plants, the future impact on global vegetation is under intense research.
An important new finding, from scientists at the University of Kansas, is that CO2 may be just as potent as global warming in advancing the date of spring. (They have pinpointed the affected gene, indeed, in the flowering pathway of Arabidopsis .) This follows much other research showing that a world enriched in carbon dioxide will produce more and larger flowers. A recent experiment doubled the CO2 inhaled in by dandelions, which thereupon increased in size, had 83 per cent more flowers, and developed even better parachutes for spreading their seeds.
As it happens, it is the totally normal number and stature of the dandelions in my garden (quite welcome as early insect food and a golden treat for the eye) that have laid to rest any carbonised fancies about the helleborines, camellias and cresses. They must have had other reasons for showing off their flowers – the big chill and long drought prompting, perhaps, a special reproductive effort (though garden hybrids produce no viable seed).
While on CO2 I should record the new and positive findings of an Irish research team, led by Dr David Wilson, who have studied the carbon uptake of large areas of "rewetted" cutaway peatland at the Bord na Móna bog at Bellacorick, in north Mayo.
They used bulldozers and diggers to block drains and raise bare ridges of peat to create a range of habitats, some under open water. Vegetation – soft rushes, mosses and vascular plants (even lodgepole pine) – was quick to recolonise them. All the vegetated areas were carbon "sinks", absorbing carbon dioxide, over the three years of the study, with the highest uptake by the new stretches of cottongrass. Only bare peat gave carbon out or had a warming effect on climate.
In the midlands, Bord na Móna's cutaway bog has been rapidy colonised by birch and pine that, in drying out the soil, have actually become a source of CO2. In the west, given predicted rises in rainfall, rewetting Atlantic blanket bogs and keeping them free of trees (and peat-cutting) could, the team conclude, help to mitigate climate change.
You can download Dr Wilson's findings at iti.ms/11ULCsd


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WOHA Architects – Singapore
• 1,000 square meter installation area including 98 hotel rooms (junior suites, executive suites and presidential suites)
• IIC=58-60 sound insulation requirement for devised hardwood timber finishing
• Two-month installation time frame
The PARKROYAL on Beach Road Singapore hotel boasts first-rate entertainment and amenities in the Central Business District. The hotel owner desired a peaceful and quiet environment in all guest rooms. Hardwood timber floors met design specifications but sound insulation was required to remediate significant acoustic issues.
An acoustic consultant conducted a Field Impact Insulation Class test with ARDEX DS 40 Sound Reduction and Decoupling System under hotel room floors. The ARDEX system achieved a result of FIIC 59. ARDEX Singapore Technical Services Department suggested ABA 310L mix with sand aggregate to enhance thickness and smooth the floors surface. ARDEX AF 190 Premium Multipurpose Flooring Adhesive bonded ARDEX DS 40 mat to the substrate. ABA 365 was used to install a layer of 9 mm plywood with 4-6 mm gaps along all perimeter walls and protrusions to allow total isolation of tiles from the adjacent building structure. Fifteen millimeter solid wood strips were installed on the plywood surface using HENRY® 1171N SureLock™ Acrylic Urethane Wood Flooring Adhesive. Gaps between the solid wood and perimeter walls were filled with ARDEX SE Flexible Sealant before skirting installation. The beautiful timber wood floors brought a lovely aesthetic and ARDEX products solved acoustic issues in PARKROYAL guest rooms.


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TV Fanatic and OK!'s Joyce Eng, Derek Ivie and Rana Meyer and break down your fave shows of the night!
The Biggest Loser: This week NBC is going green, so the show goes green by sharing recycling tips, wearing green shirts and working out without electricity. Meanwhile the episode is two hours long, which made viewers use more electricity, but we'll look past that! The teams are again split from trios to duos. Kai is aggravated that she is teamed up with "All I do is complain" Amy. That's what I call her anyway! Kai has a mini breakdown, as usual, but then pushes through her emotions. Trainer Kim is worried now that she only has one original red team player left. B is her only shot to stay with the group. If he goes… so does she! The challenge has the duos racing for 30 minutes to see who can recycle the most cans. Of course their bin is at the top of a huge ramp that they have to run up every time. The prize are two brand new green hybrid cars. We learn that Julie had to give up her car, and basically her freedom, to be a stay-at-home mom. Her teammate is Bill, who is amazing, and he knows of her troubles. At the end of the half-hour Bill and Julie win with 98 lbs of cans! They blew the competition out of the water. The workouts had the Losers running up giant hills and using the treadmills with only their own power. At the weigh-in Isabeau and Ryan fall under the yellow line. The dastardly Neil goes against his own teammate and is the vote that sends Ryan home. Next week we see trainer Bob yelling at Neil for being such a back-stabbing, manipulating cheater. On a happier note, the Losers lost a lot of weight. Looks like going green did them well!" – Derek
Beauty and the Geek: "The beauties and the geeks went away to the beaches of Mexico for a little R&R. But rest and relaxation was something that just did not come to fruition with partners William and Jen. It was more like resentment and rage on their parts. Their obvious hatred of each other gets more and more evident as each week goes on. And the reason behind all of this lies mainly on William. He has this big problem with Jen and never wanted to be partnered up with her for the stupidest reason in the world. It's purely because she reminds him of all the athletic girls that tortured him in high school. What!? Grow up and move on, William! High school was how many years ago? And Jen isn't one of those girls from high school. I'm actually starting to feel bad for her. On the competition side of things, the beauties challenge was kind of boring. It was a race to unlock a puzzle in the Mayan ruins, and Sam won it … again. But the geeks challenge was quite entertaining. They had to learn how to salsa dance, and what is more hysterical than introverted geeks trying to show some rhythm on the dance floor with salsa dancers. And surprise, surprise, geeky Dave finally came out of his shell and stole the show on this one! But that put him in a tough situation: Dave and partner Jasmine, along with Sam and Nicole, now had to decide who would go home. No elimination round, so bye-bye Natalie and John. And I was disappointed, they had shown so much growth and had so much potential. Sam and Nicole really need to go. It's just not fair how they are dominating this game! Well there's always next week." – Rana
House: "Now that was a heatstroke! How hot were House and CIA doc Samira Terzi (Michael Michele) together? So hot that she took him up on his offer for that open position on his penis, er, staff. This troubles me though – no less than the other fellows — since the cast is stock right now as it is. With her arrival, we basically didn't lose anyone after Grumpy , (Andy Comeau) "quit" for poisoning Patient of the Week No. 1. Casey a.k.a. "Speed Racer" came in passed out and seizing, leaving Foreman to diagnose her with heatstroke. Of course, nothing's ever that simple at Princeton Plainsboro. Following numerous arguments, diagnoses and jabs at Foreman's smug authority, Grumpy believes Speedy is inflicted with polio. Unauthorized tests proved it to be true and she is treated with vitamin C. It works, he's a hero, Foreman looks like an ass, but it's not over. Turns out it was heatstroke (is this the first time Foreman's right?!) and the Grumpster poisoned the poor gal so she would test positive for polio so the vitamin C cure could lead to more research in third world countries. Psycho! Doctor Without Borders was more like Doctor Without Morals. Doesn't this go against the Hippocratic Oath? In any case, House doesn't fire his manipulative ass, but allows him to resign. The misanthrope returns just in time for this revelation from his CIA consultation. Patient of the Week No. 2 is John, an agent on his deathbed in all his vomiting, skin-flaking, hair-losing, finger-discharging glory. After pancreatitis and Waldenstrom's are ruled out, a heart-to-heart with the dude reveals he wasn't stationed in Bolivia, as told to House by the "idiot" handler, but Brazil, where he consumed Brazil Nuts by the handful. That's a big no-no as they are rife with selenium. So lesson learned? Never go on a Brazil Nut kick!" – Joyce
Dancing With the Stars: The Results Show: "What is happening to the women's lead? Just a few weeks ago, they had pretty much wiped out their male competition, leaving Cameron and Helio cowering in their jock straps. But in the past two weeks, we've seen Sabrina – the assumed frontrunner— and now Jane knocked out of the race. The only reason I'm not truly flipping out is because I actually like Cameron, who is easily one of the nicest guys in Hollywood. If he took it all, I could live with it. I need to call up Leann Rimes' trainer. Her body was looking fierce. Or start dancing with Mel B's partner Maksim Chmerkovskiy. Her body was smokin' again in her black booty shorts and Matrix-inspired cape!" – TV Fanatic
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Friday, December 21, 2007
The "whole world" is your six senses
The world outside is so complex and overwhelming. Trying to control the outside world is an impossible task. Luckily there is another option. You can "fit" the whole world into your six senses. Here you have more control of the outside world. The practice of mindfulness meditation trains you to contemplate on the true nature* of these six senses and to "let go" with ease.
*impermanence,suffering and non-self
2 comments:
- G said...
Great observation, Piyal.
Yes, right now, the world is contained within sight-consciousness, sound-consciousness, mind-consciousness etc. It's all here, waiting to be contemplated and understood. As we Buddhists chant, the Dhamma is "apparent here and now", "timeless", and "encouraging investigation". It's up to us to look and see things as they are, right now.
Thanks, Piyal!
Gary at Forest Wisdom.
- December 23, 2007 at 9:22 AM
- Dr. Piyal Walpola said...
Hi Garry
Thanks for the comment. Sorry I could not reply earlier. I got so busy with the kids during the holidays. You are absolutely correct. If we can investigate our 6 senses DEEPLY using our mind as the lab, this is "everything" in a nutshell.
Sabba Sutta, SN4.25.23
- December 28, 2007 at 8:10 PM
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By Dave Wischnowsky –
(CBS) Eleven months ago, I put the heat on Tim Beckman.
And, in turn, I drew some considerable fire.
On Sept. 25, 2012, three days after Illinois was humiliated 52-24 by Louisiana Tech at Memorial Stadium to fall to 2-2 on the young season, I published a column entitled "The Truth About Illinois Football."
Among the many thoughts that I expressed in the piece, I wrote the following about the Fighting Illini's first-year football coach: "While being outscored 97-38 by ASU and Louisiana Tech, Beckman has shown himself to be overmatched, outwitted and unprepared to coach big-time football.
"I wish I felt like I was being too harsh with those statements. And I wish that I felt brighter days were on the horizon for Beckman & Co. Maybe I am and maybe they are, but unfortunately I really just don't think so."
Upon reading those words, a sizable number of Illini fans rose up online and shouted that my comments were premature. They argued that it was unfair to criticize a coach so harshly after just four games. And they said I was reading too much into Beckman's series of off-field missteps, which factored into my opinion nearly as much as the lopsided losses on it.
A funny thing happened after I wrote that column, though – or, rather, not-so-funny.
Illinois didn't win again.
Beckman's debut squad lost all eight Big Ten conference games by an average score of 37-13 and finished the season a sadsack 2-10.
So, rather than premature, perhaps my assessment of Beckman's outfit was instead prescient. But all that was in 2012. And even if it was an Illini season that was about as bad as I can ever recall, this is 2013. And with the new year, Tim Beckman has his fresh chance to prove his critics – like me – wrong, beginning with Saturday's season opener at home against Southern Illinois.
However, there may be a difference between Beckman actually proving his critics wrong and doing enough to simply survive to coach the 2014 season. So, what exactly does he need to accomplish over the next three months in order to achieve both the former and/or the latter?
This week, one of my Twitter followers commented that, "It would help if everyone gave Beckman some breathing room and not be so eager to move on already." To that opinion I replied, "I'd argue that Beckman needs to earn his breathing room."
And with that in mind, here's my take on what will get Beckman breathing room from Illinois AD Mike Thomas, a man whom I'm quite certain doesn't want to fire his hand-picked coach after just two seasons if he doesn't absolutely have to.
If Beckman goes 2-2 against SIU, Cincinnati, Miami (Ohio) and Washington – with SIU and Miami being the most likely victories – and beats just one Big Ten foe for three total wins, I'd say there's a good chance that he's back for 2014. If he goes 2-2 and then wins a pair of Big Ten games for four total wins, I'll almost guarantee that he is.
If, however, Beckman wins only two games or fewer and ends up showing a two-season ledger of 4-20, 0-16 (or worse) come December? Well, it's awfully difficult to see how Thomas could justify his coach's return for a third season, especially if attendance bottoms out at Memorial Stadium.
But, while just three wins may indeed be good enough to keep Beckman in Thomas' (relatively) good graces, what will it take for Illini Nation to actually begin feeling something good about their football coach?
I'd argue that to accomplish considerable feat Beckman would need to beat both SIU and Miami convincingly and be truly competitive against both Cincinnati and Washington – an upset of one of those two schools would also certainly help a great deal. Then, in the Big Ten, he would have to at least beat Purdue, if not an IU or a Penn State, to boot.
If Beckman wins four games this season, he may sway some fans back to his side. If he were to somehow win five, he'd surely swing a lot more. Also very important will be how well prepared Illinois looks to be for games throughout this season and how the team develops as the year wears on.
I still think Illinois is more likely to win just two games this season than to win four, but we shall see. After all, Beckman has his second chance and no one knows for sure exactly how he'll do.
But we'll begin to find out on Saturday. And after 350 doggone days without a win, it's time for the Illini to roll over the Salukis.
That much I know for sure.
If nothing else, Dave Wischnowsky is an Illinois boy. Raised in Bourbonnais, educated at the University of Illinois and bred on sports in the Land of Lincoln, he now resides on Chicago's North Side, just blocks from Wrigley Field. Formerly a reporter and blogger for the Chicago Tribune, Dave currently writes a syndicated column, The Wisch List, which you can check out via his blog at http://www.wischlist.com. Follow him on Twitter @wischlist and read more of his CBS Chicago blog entries here.


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I am not completely out of touch with the current high street fashion, although it is everything I sew against! In fact it is where I get most of my inspiration from. I regularly 'shop' without actually purchasing… maybe sometimes!
Since sewing, I have only bought a few items, most I have copied or resorted to copying because they didn't have a plus size version. And now I have become really Fussy with what I buy, Not saying that I have been blind to fast fashion before, I just have a lot more time and energy to invest in sewing it myself. But when i do buy, it is usually something I can't make, like a band tee or a vintage denim jacket. Also, most recently i threw out all my old knickers and just bought multi packs from Primark… and some Pokemon socks… some things you just have to buy.
One thing i have seen is oversized low back jersey Dresses. Mainly in Urban Outfitters and the likes, so I decided to make one. This ended up being a Hack of a recent Hack (Hackception?) I redrew the pattern from the cross dress, which was originally a Luisa from Wear lemonade, Just without the button front I added.
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Completed: 4th February 2017
For the back I cut the V much deeper than I did on the pattern, and added a strip of fabric across the shoulders to hold it on. This I cut far too long, I had originally sewn it neatly into the binding, unfortunately it needed to be about a third of the size i measured. It wasn't as neat a finish as first attempt, but on its not noticeable. The string ended up sitting much higher than I thought.
I really buggered up the sleeve as well with a blind hem on the over locker. But luckily I had cut the length ridiculously long and had more than enough to play with and not end up with 3/4 sleeves as I first feared.
The Fabric itself is from Girl Charlee, and had been in my stash quite a while before I finally paired it with this idea.
When I first tried it on I was unsure of the print, I though it made the garment look a little frumpy (keep in mind this was slipped on over my Pjs!) Once dressed up with a pair of boots chucked on, it was much better.
One thing I am still debating is spraying it with bleach to give it a more contemporary feel (another thing I have seen done a lot on the high street) I love the rust colour tones you get from the process. Unfortunately I have used all the fabric (only ordered a small amount and the trapeze skirt used up a lot) so I haven't got any to mess up.
Oh well, I will have to see.
Oh and here is the very bad picture of the back, since that is the main feature of this dress:


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"new convert," c.1550, from L.L. neophytus, from Gk. neophytos, lit. "newly planted," from neos "new" + -phytos "planted," verbal adj. of phyein "cause to grow, beget, plant." Church sense is from I Tim. iii.6. Rare before 19c. General sense of "one who is new to any subject" is first recorded 1599.
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Analizator gazów w próżni !
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Optix is a groundbreaking, multi-purpose instrument for gas sensing in any vacuum environment, functioning through a wide range of operating pressures to cater for most industrial vacuum production processes without any requirement for differential pumping.
Optix uses a remote plasma spectroscopy concept which generates a small plasma within the sensor head, and is then analysed by its built-in spectrometer. The light spectrum is automatically interpreted to provide qualitative measurement of the presence and concentration of gas within the vacuum.
The sensor generates a plasma over a wide pressure range without the need for a differential pumping system.
The Optix spectral information and sophisticated back-end software creates a range of uses for all vacuum users within an easy to use and multi-functional interface: wide range pressure measurement; leak detection; vacuum quality monitoring; process pump-down analysis; gas and molecular analysis; condition monitoring and fault detection; fast process feedback and flow control; end-point detection; gas flow calibration and composition ratios.
The cold cathode Penning method is commonly used to measure the total pressure of a vacuum. Unlike other cold cathode pressure gauges, Gencoa Optix uses plasma spectrum information to automatically calibrate the pressure reading for the vacuum gases – providing a more accurate pressure measurement.
Pressure regime advantages
• Operates directly at the most common vacuum process pressures
• No need for expensive/complex differential pumps
• No spurious readings from differential pump systems
• Direct monitoring of the vacuum instantly register any changes (m/sec response)
• Significantly less expensive than RGA and differential pump combination
An advanced Windows user interface provides clear visualisation of the condition of the process and vacuum, and powerful tools for recording and referencing data enable easy identification of process problems.
Software features
• Built-in spectrum database for atomic and molecular emission signatures
• Automatic spectrum interpretation
• Time plots for automatically or user defined species
• Customizable trigger set-up for end point detection or process control
• Comprehensive data recording and data referencing capability
• Vacuum quality tracker
• Leak detection mode


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Dan Harris is internationally regarded as a leading authority on legal matters related to doing business in China and in other emerging economies in Asia. Forbes Magazine, Business Week, Fortune Magazine, BBC News, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, The Economist, CNBC, The New York Times, and many other major media players, have looked to him for his perspective on international law issues.
Dan writes and speaks extensively on Chinese law with a focus on protecting foreign businesses in their China operations and he has had the rare honor of being designated a "Super Lawyer." His China Law Blog, co-authored by HB Lawyer Steve Dickinson, is regarded as one of the best law blogs on the web today. The ABA Journal recently named the China Law Blog to its Blawg Hall of Fame (a designation given to the top 20 law blogs of all time).
Dan prides himself on his global connections. His indispensable network of top notch lawyers and business leaders around the world helps him stay abreast of the trends and events shaping international law today. He often draws upon this wealth of knowledge and know-how when advising his clients on their overseas enterprises.
Born in Kalamazoo, Michigan, Dan also spent part of his youth living in Aix-en-Provence, France and in Istanbul, Turkey. In his free time, he works out, spends time with his family and enjoys listening to BBC World as well as a little Springsteen.
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"China Law for Doing Business in China," Cincinnati Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Cincinnati, OH, June 23, 2017.
"Global IP, In and Out of China: Protecting your brand via trademarks, inside China and globally," Cross-Border Summit, Shenzhen, China, April 21, 2017
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"International Trademarks: Securing and Enforcing Clients' Rights Abroad," Beverly Hills Bar Association, Beverly Hills, CA, November 5, 2015.
"The Great Transition: China's Shift to Consumption and Service," New York City, NY, September 26, 2015.
"China Fashion Law Symposium: IP Issues In China," The Cardozo Journal of International and Comparative Law and the Fashion, Arts, Media & Entertainment (FAME) Center, New York City, NY, September 24, 2015.
"Critical Legal and IP Protections for China," Maryland-China Business Council, Potomac, MD, June 23, 2015.
"China IP for the Food Industry," ConAgra China Education Summit, 2015.
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"Handling the China Legal Matter," ATLAS-Beijing, September 25, 2013.
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"Asia Product Sourcing Done Right: Developments on the legal side of outsourcing," Medical Device, June 17, 2013.
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"Protecting Your IP in Business Deals in the Chinese Market," China IP, February 8, 2013.
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"Doing Business in China," Economist Magazine Business Forum, December 13, 2013.
"Trade Deal Alone Won't Fix Strained U.S.-China Business Relations," The Wall Street Journal, April 21, 2019.
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"For some plaintiffs, courts in China are getting better," The Economist, September 30, 2017.
"How China squeezes tech secrets from companies," CNN Money, August 14, 2017.
"More and more American companies have decided their big China opportunity is over," CNBC News, December 8, 2016.
"There's no 'China slowdown' when it comes to technology licensing," IAM-Media, March 29, 2016.
"The Trademark Woes of Michael Jordan (And Many Others) In China," NPR: All Things Considered, August 16, 2015.
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Anthony Bourdain's China Lessons Revisited, China Film Insider, June 8, 2018
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Helping Sam 13, develop his confidence
We listened to Sam and connected with him around his interests. Getting to know our young clients is really important in supporting them. We applied solution focussed coaching and therapy techniques so that we could develop his awareness of what he is good at. We then built upon those strengths in areas he lacked confidence.
We taught Sam a Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP) technique called anchoring. This is really popular with young people as it unlocks their natural resources. With us, Sam discovered that when he was not feeling confident his behaviour was quite threatening. We helped him realise that in those moments all he wanted to do was not feel stupid. Sam learned this through a game we have designed. It's called "my values" and is always played in context. It helps the child learn that different parts of themselves show up more in different contexts. It teaches them which useful parts of themselves to draw upon when needed.
For example Sam felt he had a footballer's brain and was smart as a player, but stupid at school. We built upon Sam's "smarts" and applied them to the school context. We helped him to develop his awareness of his own strengths and potential.
We worked on emotional intelligence with Sam, and he learned that his feelings were messengers, to be utilised, not ignored. This helped him respond better to rising emotions and reveal his own emotional wisdom to himself.
Sam is more confident and knows how to get his confidence back anytime he needs to.
Helping Chloë 15 feel secure
Chloë has never felt loved and has a background of insecure attachment whilst in and out of care. As a teenager she'd been getting into more and more trouble in an attempt to fit in and belong. She had increased her risk taking behaviour and her teachers and guardians were worried about her.
Chloë was very guarded in her first session but she was open enough to give it a go. Our work became about developing her sense of "I'm a good person". She felt that no one ever believed in her or saw her good side. So she had lost touch with that part of herself and let the world see the Chloë that was defined by her family and her peers.
The saying, "if you hear something often enough, you believe it" applied to Chloë. She had heard too many times that she was "useless, a waste of time and that she didn't matter". Over the years of her childhood she had come to feel very insecure about herself and uncertain about who she was.
Our work was based on building her self-esteem. We worked on her non-verbal communication and what her body language was saying to the world. Over time she moved from vulnerable, small, body postures, to a posture that helped her claim her place in the world, a posture that says, "I matter, I'm a good person".
We shared psychologist Amy Cuddy's work with Chloë and taught her power posing so that she learned to believe in herself. Our deeper work involved Chloë clearing some hurt and pain from the past so that she could move forward. We gave her practical tools to keep her feeling secure in herself and had a positive brief intervention to clear the deeper issues.
Helping Kyle 16, recover from trauma and bounce back
Kyle was attacked by a gang of boys when he was 14. He developed depression and was having flashbacks. He had been given the opportunity of a job and it was going well. But he started to find it hard to go to work. He wanted to hide in his bedroom because he was having flashbacks of the night of the attack. So he began to spiral into drinking, drug taking and gambling to experience release from his mental torture.
When we started working with Kyle he shared with us a lot of his pain, and talked through his fears. Our approach was to clear the trauma first by using a well-researched trauma technique from NLP (Neuro Linguistic Programming). We then worked on him making small changes. He did well initially but rebounded into drugs and alcohol. We helped him realise that was part of the process of recovery and not to focus on lapses but to learn how to put them behind him and take the next step forward.
Kyle has changed his habits, is holding down his job and had learned practical tools to help him bounce back from setback so that he can keep himself on track towards becoming the young man he wants to be, living the life he wanted. He has learnt how to set attainable goals and to push himself towards what matters in his life, a job and stability.


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Dr. S. Amarnath (one of the "Mylapore Trio") who is a Professor of History at Presidency College, Chennai, led a group of Ph.D and M.A students to the "IYAL ISAI MUSEUM"- A special Exhibition organized by the Madras Museum at Egmore on Saturday 10th Feb. The Post-Graduate students have a subject on "Performing Arts of Tamil Nadu" in which they have a chapter on Musical Instruments and hence he took the initiative to guide them to have a visual treat and hands on experience. The students were amazed to see the models of rare musical instruments of ancient origin and icons of Nataraja displayed at the Gallery. They were for the first time exposed to such cultural exhibits and evinced keen interest to know more about them. Professor Amarnath shared his knowledge about musical instruments to the students, which he had taught them in the Class as a part of the Curriculum. He himself being an Alumna of Kalakshetra and a Classical Dancer of yester years took the initiative to give them a new experience at the Museum. Dr. Amarnath's aim is to take Fine Arts and Performing Arts to Academic Arena and Research Forum. Professor Amarnath has also produced and guides many Ph.D and M.Phil scholars in Cultural History. His siblings Surendranath and Aparna also were a part of this group and shared their own information on the subject. At the end of the day the students were amply satisfied and thanked their Professor Amarnath for exposing them to a new World which they have not seen so far.
Mrs.Tulasi Brinda the Madras Museum Admin-Incharge and Curator of the Zoology Section who was also an M.Phil Student of Dr.S.Amarnath, accompanied the group.
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Research into regenerating tissue to benefit severely wounded warriors
By MARTHA QUILLIN | The (Raleigh, N.C.) News & Observer | Published: February 26, 2014
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — North Carolina researchers are trying to make sure the U.S. military isn't fighting the war of the future while treating its wounded with medicine from the past.
Their work eventually could speed the growth of new skin over traumatic burns, replace lost arms and hands, restore disfigured faces and undo some of the other lasting damage of combat.
"It's all about quality of life," said Dr. Anthony Atala, director of Wake Forest School of Medicine's Institute for Regenerative Medicine, which announced Tuesday that it will lead a five-year, $75 million federally funded effort to improve treatment options for severely wounded servicemen and women.
Researchers in the field of regenerative medicine work to engineer tissues and organs and develop healing cell therapies, either to replace or to help the body regrow what has been lost. The technologies and techniques developed to help wounded warriors could benefit civilian patients as well.
Better protective gear, improved medical treatment in the field and quick evacuation to hospitals have made it possible to save the lives of soldiers who would have died in past wars. But those who survive often have severe and disabling injuries, most of them caused by improvised explosive devices.
Atala and his researchers will work with colleagues at more than 30 institutions around the country to develop clinical therapies focused on:
• Restoring function to severely traumatized limbs.
• Regenerating tissue to reconstruct after facial and skull injuries.
• Regenerating skin after burn injuries.
• Preventing the rejection of transplants such as of the face and hands.
• Reconstructing genital and urinary organs and the lower abdomen.
The projects will fall under the umbrella of the Armed Forces Institute of Regenerative Medicine II; the first five-year grant, for $42 million, ended last year. It, too, was led by Wake Forest researchers, who have been doing regenerative medicine studies for 25 years.
Academic, military combination
Wake Forest announced the launch of the second phase of the work at its BioTech Place, which opened last year in downtown Winston-Salem, N.C. The event drew state and local political leaders, including state Senate leader Phil Berger and Maj. Gen. Joseph Caravalho Jr., commanding general of U.S. Army Medical Research and Materiel Command and Fort Detrick in Frederick, Md.
While the military is working on the problems, it needs the help of academic and industry researchers as well, which is why it, the Department of Veterans Affairs and the National Institutes of Health invited proposals from researchers around the nation.
"The military doesn't have the resources to do it all," Caravalho said, so it told researchers the kind of help its warriors needed and asked them to work on solutions.
Besides traumatic brain injury, which has received most of the attention as the "signature injury" of the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, burns and lost limbs are among the most common injuries, Atala said.
Both can have a severe impact on soldiers' lives, often making it impossible for them to continue to serve in the military and difficult for them to adjust to civilian life.
Both are medical challenges, as well. Burn injuries often are treated with repeated skin grafts, and can result in restricted movement and heavy scarring.
Lost limbs can be replaced with prosthetics, but their comfort and usefulness varies.
Regenerative research is looking for ways to improve healing of burn injuries, such as spray-on skin cells that could be applied within days of the injury. Scientists also have had success with limb transplants using techniques to reduce the likelihood of rejection, so patients' immune systems don't have to be indefinitely suppressed.
Wake Forest researcher George Christ describes himself as "a muscle guy," whose research has focused on how organs and tissues work and how they change over time. As people age, they have less tissue available to make injuries heal, Christ said. Soldiers who have lost full or partial limbs have essentially the same problem: a tissue shortage.
"If you run out of viable tissue, what's the answer?" he asked. "You make more tissue, right?"
'We have no regrets'
One of his projects, he said, could result in a way to create new tissue to replace what is lost in a blast.
Christ said he is driven in the work that he does by the recollection of some wounded soldiers who came to speak to a group of the consortium's scientists. One by one, he said, they stood and described their injuries and how they had been hurt. One, he said, told the scientists that he hoped they would do their research without concern for who gets the credit for it, or who gets the biggest grants.
"We gave everything we had," Christ said the soldier told them. "We have no regrets. We just ask that you guys check your egos at the door and do the same for us."