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In This Issue
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The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services has identified data issues that affect three measures that are reported on Hospital Compare and included in the overall hospital quality star ratings. As a result, CMS will not update the overall hospital quality star ratings on Hospital Compare in July 2017 as scheduled for the following measures in the safety measure group score:
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Today, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that employee pension plans maintained by church-affiliated hospitals are exempt from Employee Retirement Income Security Act requirements. While such plans had long been treated that way by the Department of Labor and Internal Revenue Service, several groups of hospital employees filed class actions maintaining that a statutory amendment to the definition of a church plan required that the plan be established by a church, not a church affiliate. The plaintiffs' hospital employers had both established and maintained the plans at issue. Three separate appellate circuits ruled that the plans are subject to ERISA; however, the Supreme Court concluded that they are exempt.
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Language refers to the method of human communication. either spoken or written consisting of the use of words and sentences to convey meaning. However, as the author of Free Speech Ajit Narayanan notes, language is abstract. The way that the words are arranged allows different meanings to be conveyed. This is referred to as grammar.
When young children initially learn to speak they use one word to express a whole idea. Their words may not contain the correct grammar but the context and the communicative interaction allows the conversation partner to interpret the meaning. If you interpret the message incorrectly, the child will let you know in no uncertain terms that you are wrong. 😉
For example
car/car! – There is a car or I want the car or I like that car
car? – Is that a car? or Are we going in the car? or I want to go in the car or where is the car?
As their language develops putting a verb or a pronoun in front of the word builds the ability to convey meaning. However, the word order and the intonation used affects the meaning.
Go car – I want to go in the car or the car is going
Go car! – Look at the car go! or the car is going or Let's go in the car now!
Most children eventually develop complex grammatical structures to allow them to express their thoughts and ideas effectively. However, for those who do not such as children with autism, second language learners, hearing impairment and apraxia of speech Avaz Free Speech can offer amazing support.
Avaz Free Speech creates a visual word map by linking words together in question-answer pairs. It allows children to create grammatically correct sentences by visually mapping pictures. The concept is shown in the video clip below:
The app helps you build a sentence with the meaning that you want to convey by asking questions. It automatically inserts a determiner (the) in front of the noun, but this can be changed by tapping the button and you are given the option of changing it to 'a' 'this' or 'that.'
Once all of the items are in place (who is doing, what is being done, when it is happening, etc.), the grammatically correct sentence is verbally repeated back to the user.
Tapping on the either of the boxes brings up a list of predictable verbs. In this case, I selected the verb 'want' However you can select additional verbs by tapping 'more words' and selecting the 'actions' category.
However, in order to select an additional verb, there has to be some external mediation from the educator because the app only provides an option of selecting 'who', 'what kind' and 'whose.'
Tapping on the 'do what' button (which was the logical selection to me), brings up the option to change the sentence into question form. Thus, in order to select the verb 'go' you need to select 'actions' and the app then brings up the option of 'for what purpose'
There are a couple of settings that can be can be customized by tapping the gear icon located in the lower right corner.
- The pictures can be hidden for users who are able to read.
- Access modes include tap and drag.
- The user can select from 4 different voices and change the rate of speech.
- There are 3 levels of vocabulary, inflections, and prompts. Level 3 vocabulary provides the most vocabulary, inflections and prompts
What I like:
- The app is a great way for kids to learn about building grammatically correct sentences and using grammatical markers (inflections) that affect the meaning.
- It is really easy to change the words selected by dragging them into the 'delete' bin.
- Words are categorised and this can be used to build vocabulary using the different categories.
- It was great fun to use with grade one children who are just learning about sentence formulation.
- It is versatile and intuitive to use. I used it with a child who has apraxia of speech and it was a fantastic way for her to expand on sentences which are typically short.
- For beginning second language learners, the app was really useful, particularly when working on different verb tenses.
- You can use the the question icon to change the sentence into question form and you can generate different question words by dragging the 'question' icon from left word palette I love this option (which was recently highlighted to me) because 'Wh' question words are often a difficult area to address when working with language.
Some considerations:
- The app should be used with an educator/mediator in order to guide the child.
- The app is not always accurate in terms of grammar particularly when using longer or more complex sentences. However, I was usually able to turn this into a learning opportunity by using it as a way of getting the student to identify the incorrect sentence and reformulate it correctly.
- Although you can add words to the 'people' category, there is no option to add words to other categories. This was sometimes limiting, if the app did not have the word that the child wanted to say.
Despite some flaws, Avaz Free Speech is inspiring in it's concept and I would urge you to watch this amazing TED video to understand how it came about.
This app is available on the App Store for $9.99
I have one copy of this app to give away to someone who inspires me with a blog post comment.
Thank you to Avaz for providing me with a copy of this app for review. All opinions are my own.

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Author: Karen Russell
Type: Fiction, novel
Published: 2011
I read it: February 2012
I made it a point to read this book based solely on the strength of Russell's short story "Vampires in the Lemon Grove." The novel had the tone and flow I expected and I made sure to read it at the proper pace: slowly. Russell is a master of descriptions and it's enough just to focus in on sentences and paragraphs and soak them up. Regardless of the story, it's easy to connect with phrases like "the salt and pepper shakers were doing little NBA jumps" or "a single note, held in an amber suspension of time, like a charcoal drawing of Icarus falling."
The story holds, too. Ava (ah, I just now get it, Ava like a bird) and her wacky family are intensely painted on the page, and you do care where they take themselves so soon after the death of the mother. I could guess that some people think the movement is a little slow, but with alligator wrestling and ghost trysts and demonic amusement parks drawn as the backdrop to inner turmoil, it's hard to think those readers have good reasons to think so. It is slightly unsettling when the point-of-view changes at chapter five, and it was a risky move, but it's the only time it happens and it's just early enough in the story to work. There's another simmering frustration when you don't know the rules, because the supernatural could be occurring in Ava Bigtree's world…or maybe it isn't. I'll just say that as a reader I was satisfied how everything played out, and the rules ended up aligning with some major themes of the book.
There are some other cool angles Russell takes, such as paralleling the lives of Kiwi Bigtree and Louis Thanksgiving, and the entire inserted backstory of the latter character. The psychology of the kids fits given their confused sense of place, and I bought the plot points. Ava in the first person sapped a bit of the tension because you knew she wouldn't die, but a clutch showdown occurred toward the end and satisfied, without which the entire premise might have seemed wasted. I have to mention that truly terrible editing undermines some of the subtle poetry, which is a shame because Russell's talents really seem to lie in the details. Regardless, the words have weight: a flashlight language is "a sort of luminous pidgin tongue." We read that "lightning sent down its white spider legs outside the dining-car windows," "happiness could be felt as a pressure," and "Kiwi and his father could sometimes meet at the intersection of their two angers, like neighbors drawing up to the barbed stars of a fence."
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</div> The name for WSU's athletic teams is the Shockers and, collectively, students are also referred to as being "Shockers". The name reflects the university's heritage. Early students at what was then Fairmount College earned money by shocking, or harvesting, wheat in nearby fields. Early football games were played on a stubbled wheat field. Pep club members were known as Wheaties. Tradition has it that in 1904, football manager and student R.J. Kirk came up with the nickname Wheatshockers.[2] Although the Wheatshockers name was never officially adopted by the university, it caught on among the fan base. Newspaper writers also liked it because it was easily shortened to "Shockers" in headlines, and the shorter name was officially adopted by around the time Fairmount became the Municipal University of Wichita in 1926.
Until 1948, the university used a nameless shock of wheat as its symbol. In 1948, junior Wilbur Elsea won the Kappa Pi honorary society's competition to design a mascot typifying the spirit of the school. Elsea, who had been a marine during World War II, decided that "the school needed a mascot who gave a tough impression, with a serious, no-nonsense scowl." Once Elsea's mascot was adopted, all that was needed was a name. The Oct. 7, 1948, issue of The Sunflower, the student newspaper, ran an advertisement urging students to submit names for the school's new mascot. It was freshman Jack Kersting who suggested the winning name, "WuShock."
In 1998, WuShock, also referred to as "Wu", marked his 50th birthday by undergoing a redesign and getting a pumped-up physique and revved-up attitude. The mascot's costume has changed over the years, as well. With the redesign, a new costume was introduced in fall 1998. In fall 1999, the head of the new costume underwent another redesign after a number of supporters suggested the mascot needed a more intimidating look. In 2006 it was decided to once again update the Wu costume. The general consensus was that many wanted the costume to more accurately reflect the depiction of WU in the school's logo. Many officials feel that a more professional and intimidating mascot on the field will certainly bolster WSU's image.
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A member of the American Athletic Conference, Wichita State University sponsors teams in seven men's and eight women's NCAA sanctioned sports.[3]
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Wichita State University fielded a football team for 90 years before it was cut in 1986 due to poor attendance, financial red ink, NCAA recruiting violations, and the state of disrepair of Cessna Stadium. This followed the Missouri Valley Conference ending its sponsorship of football in 1985, which left only Wichita and Tulsa remaining at the Division I-A level (now known as FBS), as the rest of the schools either dropped to Division I-AA (now FCS) or Division II. The program saw a great deal of success in its early years, but after moving up to the University Division and joining the Missouri Valley Conference in 1947, the program became known as one of the worst in the nation, with only 3 of the 15 coaches they had over that period posting winning records. Nevertheless, Wichita managed to play in three bowl games. On Jan. 1, 1948, they lost in the Raisin Bowl to Pacific. In December 1948, Wichita played in the Camellia Bowl, where they fell to Hardin–Simmons. They would not participate in another bowl game until 1961, when they lost to Villanova in the Sun Bowl. Wichita State also won four Missouri Valley Conference football titles, in 1954, 1960, 1961, and 1963.
Football team plane crashEdit
On October 2, 1970, the first, or "gold" plane (the twin plane to the second, or black, plane) carrying players and staff of the WSU football team took off from a Colorado airport after refueling, bound for Logan, Utah for a game against Utah State University. It flew into a mountain valley too narrow to enable it to turn back and smashed into a mountainside, killing 31 of the 40 players, administrators and fans near a ski resort 40 miles (64 km) away from Denver.[4] President Richard Nixon sent the president of the university a note which read, "Our thoughts and prayers go out to you in this time of sorrow."[citation needed]
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Notable playersEdit
Legendary NFL coach Bill Parcells was a linebacker at WSU in 1962 and 1963 before serving as a graduate assistant in 1964. Wichita State University was also the first Division I-A school to hire a black head coach in college football, Willie Jeffries in 1979.[5] In 1978 place kicker Joe Williams tied University of Arkansas All-American kicker Steve Little and University of Texas kicker Russell Erxleben for the longest kick in NCAA history after kicking a 67-yard field goal. That record still stands today. Defensive end Jumpy Geathers was the last WSU football player to play in the NFL[6] and also had the longest NFL career. His career spanned from 1984–1996, playing for the New Orleans Saints, Washington Redskins, Atlanta Falcons, and Denver Broncos. He also won Super Bowl XXVI with the Redskins.
Experimental gameEdit
On December 25, 1905, Washburn University played Fairmount College (former name of WSU) in an experimental game testing a rule forcing the offense to earn a first down in three plays instead of four. The experiment was considered a failure.[7]
The Shockers men's basketball team is coached by Gregg Marshall and competes in the American Athletic Conference after 72 seasons in the Missouri Valley Conference. The men's basketball team reached the Final Four in 1965 and 2013, the "elite eight" in 1981, the "sweet sixteen" in 2006 and 2015, as well as winning the 2011 NIT title, the first non-conference tournament, post-season championship in the program's history. In 2013–14, the Shockers become the first NCAA Division I men's team to enter the NCAA tournament unbeaten in over 20 years.
The Shockers women's basketball team is currently coached by Keitha Adams. In 2013, the Shockers qualified for their first NCAA tournament in team history after winning the Missouri Valley Conference tournament title. They repeated the feat in 2014 and 2015, winning a record 29 games in the latter.
The men's baseball team is college baseball's highest winning team for the past 31 years, with numerous conference championships and NCAA tournament appearances. The baseball team won the national championship in 1989, and was runner-up in 1982, 1991, and 1993.
Men's golfEdit
The men's golf team has won 21 Missouri Valley Conference Championships: 1946, 1977–79, 1984, 1986, 1999–2001, 2003–2004, 2006, 2008–15, 2017.[8]
NCAA InfractionsEdit
The NCAA has cited Wichita State University with 8 NCAA rules infractions. Following the 1983 infractions decision, WSU was the most penalized school in NCAA history.[9]
This list was taken from The Wichita Eagle and The Hour.
- Oct. 25, 1955 – Football program reprimanded for paying costs for a recruit's visit.
- Jan. 6, 1958 – Football program placed on probation for one year for excessive aid to players via external slush fund during the 1954–56 seasons.
- Oct. 21, 1963 – Basketball program reprimanded for paying transportation for a scout.
- April 30, 1968 – Football program placed on probation for two years, postseason ban for two years, and a TV ban for three years for improper recruiting, improper aid, improper out-of-season practice, and poor ethics.[10]
- Sept. 16, 1974 – Basketball program placed on probation for one year, postseason ban for one year, and a TV ban for two years when a team official changes a transcript for a recruit. (The Missouri Valley Conference also gave the basketball program probation for two years in Dec. 1973 for the same violations.)
- Jan. 11, 1982 – Basketball program placed on probation for three years, postseason ban for two years, reduction of scholarships for two years for 44 violations (32 under Harry Miller, 12 under Gene Smithson).[9]
- Jan. 5, 1983 – Football program placed on probation for two years, postseason ban for one year, and TV ban for two years for paying meals and transportation for recruit, and unethical conduct.
- Jan. 29, 2015 – Baseball program placed on probation for one year and vacation of victories (currently under appeal) for extra benefits to athletes, failure of administration to monitor the baseball program, and recruiting inducements. Over a two-year span, 21 players purchased non-baseball apparel using an impermissible 50-percent discount from the team's apparel manufacturer.[11]
- ↑ "Shockers Accept Invitation to The American" (Press release). Wichita State Shockers. April 6, 2017. http://www.goshockers.com/news/2017/4/6/athletics-shockers-accept-invitation-to-the-american.aspx. Retrieved April 10, 2017.
- ↑ Nickname origin
- ↑ "Go Shockers seven sports". http://www.goshockers.com/. Retrieved 2016-08-26.
- ↑ "Wichita State Recalls a Crash That Killed 31". The New York Times. Associated Press. October 3, 2010. https://www.nytimes.com/2010/10/03/sports/ncaafootball/03crash.html?ref=sports. Retrieved June 13, 2013.
- ↑ Willie Jeffries." SportsCentury. February 22, 2002. ESPN
- ↑ "NFL Players who attended Wichita State University". DatabaseFootball.com. DatabaseSports.com. http://www.databasefootball.com/players/bycollege.htm?sch=Wichita+State+University. Retrieved November 8, 2011.
- ↑ "Ten Yard Rule a Failure". The New York Times. December 26, 1905. https://timesmachine.nytimes.com/timesmachine/1905/12/26/101375075.pdf. Retrieved June 13, 2013.
- ↑ "MVC – Men's Year-by-Year History". http://www.mvc.org/records/golf.pdf. Retrieved June 13, 2013.
- ↑ 9.0 9.1 "Wichita State Hit by 3-Year Probation". https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=1916&dat=19820112&id=H-kgAAAAIBAJ&sjid=9G0FAAAAIBAJ&pg=5586,1466912. Retrieved January 30, 2015.
- ↑ "The Top 25 Dirtiest Athletic Programs in College History IV: Cheat Free or Lose Hard". http://www.cowboysrideforfree.com/2011/7/15/2275091/the-top-25-dirtiest-athletic-programs-in-college-history-iv-cheat. Retrieved January 30, 2015.
- ↑ "Wichita State Probation". http://www.kansas.com/sports/college/wichita-state/article8566040.html. Retrieved January 30, 2015.
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It was a bout of period pain that led to Liu Yanan's first taste of donkey gelatine. The 13-year-old was visiting family in Beijing when her cramps started for the first time. Her aunt took out an ornate box filled with smooth chocolate-brown slabs, broke off a small piece, and stirred it into a pot of sweetened rice porridge.
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This is a blog post I wrote about our seminar speaker at IFFS on Friday May 16, mainly for David Sumpter's blog and the IFFS website, but it won't do any harm to post it here as well. I and the speaker, Michael Osborne, did our PhDs together, and now he's one of Oxford's foremost experts on Machine Learning. In this presentation he described how Machine Learning will change everyone's employment in the coming century...
The future of automation
Depending on your perspective, technological development has been saving us from drudgery, or destroying our livelihoods, for centuries. From the very first domestication of animals we've been finding ways to perform tasks with less human action since civilisation began.
Last week Dr. Michael Osborne from the University of Oxford gave a presentation at the Institute for Futures Studies showing his predictions about which of us will be losing our jobs in the century to come. Michael, as an expert in Machine Learning, is interested in which jobs will be automated as a result of increasing artificial intelligence in the Big Data era. He and his colleagues have been impressed at the rapid pace with which tasks that were seen as impossible for computers to perform, such as driving a car or translating accurately between different languages have become almost routine.
Machine Learning itself can be used to predict which tasks are ripe for automation. First they gathered data on the skills necessary to perform over 700 different jobs, such as social sensitivity, manual dexterity and creativity. A panel of experts was then asked to predict which of 70 specific jobs would be automatable in the near future. Using Gaussian process regression, Michael and his colleagues learned a relationship between the skills a job requires and the probability that a computer will be able to perform, and extrapolated this relationship to the 700 jobs the panel had not evaluated. Their results give us a view on which sectors of the economy will be most affected by the continued rise of artificial intelligence. The graph below shows, by sector, what proportion of jobs are at low, medium or high risk of being automated. In general, those jobs requiring the most necessary social interactions and/or high level creativity appear to be safest from the coming tide of job losses, but none of us can rest too easy!
However, we shouldn't be too distressed at this imminent redundancy. As Michael pointed out for example, while technological progress has reduced the workforce in agriculture from almost 40% of employment in 1900 to around 2% today, the total unemployment rate has barely changed. Technology has allowed society to move human labour to more productive areas. The results of Michael's analysis also show that it is generally lower paid, lower skilled jobs that will be destroyed, giving hope that people will be able to move into better employment, if society provides them with the necessary skills.
Nonetheless, Michael also showed examples of resistance to change, such as the guilds of Tudor England blocking the development of machines for making textiles in fear of their members livelihoods. The ever increasing rate of automation, and the subsequent need for people to continually adapt to new careers and find new skills presents society with a powerful challenge, that may require new social contracts, such as a guaranteed citizen's income and much more investment in public education to solve. It will be exciting to see where this process takes us!


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By: Megan Rogers
Source: The Business Review
Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Thursday applications are open for the fifth
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It won't be a sleepover, but there's a long day ahead for the city's budget committee. Nearly 350 people have signed up to address councillors about proposed spending cutbacks on Wednesday.
Budget Chief Mike Del Grande said he's looking for speakers who want to protect specific services to come up with alternative solutions.
Carol Wilding, president and CEO of the Toronto Board of Trade, opened it up by lauding what appears to be a "paradigm shift" at City Hall.
[np-related]"We are very encouraged that our Mayor and council are now facing up to the city's fiscal reality," she said. "Gone is the culture of provide now, pay later." She did note that the board is short on some details — specifically, what constitutes the $355-million in proposed savings and user fees and assurances that it will continue year over year. Ms. Wilding also pushed for a "fiscal alternative" to avoid the TTC service cuts, and promised to come up with ideas.
Richard Silver, president of the Toronto Real Estate Board, urged councillors to repeal the land transfer tax, as Mayor Rob Ford has promised. The land transfer tax has brought in about $200-million a year.
"The real estate market will go up, the real estate market will go down," he said. "If we are building the city's future on a volatile tax like that, it's not good." Mr. Silver said the city should be raising property taxes instead.
Doug Ford asked, wouldn't it be better to leave the $6,000 spent on the land transfer tax in people's pockets, instead of "putting it in the coffers of irresponsible government?" That drew hoots and hollers from the audience and opposition councillors, which was quickly shut down by Councillor Del Grande who is chairing the meeting. "This isn't going to become a free for all," he said.
Halfway through Wednesday, just under 20 had said their piece.
The message from most speakers concerned proposed cuts.
Angelina Vaz from WoodGreen Community Services said the organization, which, among other things, helps Torontonians access affordable housing, child-care and find jobs, has been forced to cut salaries in order to avoid cutting services. It can't afford another cut in funding, she said.
In response, councillor Adam Vaughan, a critic of the Ford administration, quipped that WoodGreen should consider "charging people to volunteer."
The sarcasm was echoed by fellow councillor Shelley Carroll. In response to a comment by Mr. Del Grande about how at the current rate they won't make it through all 348 on the list of speakers, Ms. Carroll suggested, "would it be easier to draft a budget that creates a shorter list?"
The meetings are scheduled to run until 9:30 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday.
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indecision and the more choices available the worse my dithering becomes.
I am in a dilemma at the moment as I am being driven to distraction by neighbours whose lifestyles aren't very compatible with my own. The feeling that I should move has been building up for a while and today I finally took the first step, I actually viewed another house. In my mind, I was expecting the decision to be made the second I walked through the door; I'd either love it or hate it. But this is real life and how often does that happen?
To say it's a fixer upper is something of an understatement but it definitely has potential. All that now remains is for me to make a decision and, wouldn't you know it, my paralysis has kicked in. It's not a new affliction, I have been cursed with it my entire life. Something as simple as a trip to a sweet shop would inevitably end up with me staring forlornly at rows of confectionary, until my mother lost all patience and made the selection for me.
Maybe that's what it's all about, I'm waiting for someone to step in and make the decision for me but who on earth is going to do
that? I'm a grown woman and whatever decision I make has to be my own. I keep listing the pros and cons to anybody unfortunate enough to engage me in conversation and we go around and around but it always ends the same way. The decision is mine and mine alone.
I recently read a list of twenty signs that you are an adult, the usual nonsense - able to cook a meal from scratch, have a mortgage, know how to change a plug and so on and so forth. What it should have said on that list was be capable of making a decision because that's the hardest part, in my opinion, of being all grown up. There's nobody to make decisions for you, you have to stand or fall by whatever you decide for yourself.
Throughout my life, I can point to a whole series of regrets but none of them are about wrong decisions rather they are about the
decisions that I failed to make. All of my regrets come from standing still when I should have made a move. The regret of experiences unknown is always far sharper, I'm sure, than the regret of making a mistake.
I regret not studying filmmaking at university, even though I was given an unconditional offer, because I was too intimidated by the other candidates. Instead, I took a safer, more conventional route, which may or may not have been for the best. I regret not going out with a boy called Richard, who I met at a Specials concert in 1980. My friend said he had sticking out teeth and so I rebuffed him but met him again several years later, as the boyfriend of a dear friend, and he was funny, kind and pretty much perfect. I regret sticking with a profession I wasn't really suited to for over twenty years because I was too scared to think of an alternative.
If I decide to buy this house and it turns out to be a dud, it will probably be the first time in my life that I have made a bad decision. It seems to me, it's time for a change, time to start regretting the things that I have done rather than the things I didn't do.


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How to paint a golden sunset in oil on canvas! Watch in this video the whole process, which stages a blank canvas portrayed with a golden sunset over the river. We need oil paints, one large brush, one small brush, palette knife and inspiration. I hope that after watching this video you will answer for himself the question: How to paint a golden sunset in oil.
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Apple Effect Evident at Innovator Gathering
Mary Wisniewski finds MoneyDesktop, LearnVest, and Dashlane among the worthy early Finovate demoers.September 13
Improving the customer experience was a major theme emerging from the demos displayed during day two of FinovateFall, a two-day event showcasing financial services innovations from startups and established fintech companies.
The importance of usability and delighting customers while they are using financial services-related products was stressed more by the companies speaking this year than at previous Finovates I've attended. Call it the Apple effect catching up to banking.
Beyond the importance of the customer experience, the major story springing from the final day of FinovateFall centered on tools that help customers make "smart finance decisions" in a variety of areas, including bill payments, stocks and loans.
The banker attendees I spoke with were most floored by Dynamics Inc., which demo-ed on day one, and Mortgage Harmony Corp. Dynamics showed new cards that support magnetic stripe, chip and PIN and contactless payments, and let customers toggle between those three payment types. The product won a Best in Show award from the audience. Mortgage Harmony touted HarmonyLoan Central, which it described as a client-branded web-interface for borrowers to refinance their loans.
Here's what caught my eyes from Thursday's demos, in alphabetical order:
Fickle connectivity issues and a delay to demo didn't prevent Credit Sesame from winning a best-in-show award. And for good reason.
Credit Sesame, which offers consumers a free personal finance tool to help manage their credit and loans, pitched a new feature that lets users visually see how their credit, debt and loans stack up against their peers who are in similar age and income group.
The new comparison service comes with saving tips and the ability for consumers to set up alerts. The overall objective of Credit Sesame is to make credit and loan management as simple as possible for consumers.
Separately, Experian demonstrated a product that aims to also help consumers better understand their credit health. Unlike Credit Sesame, Experian sells its offering to banks.
In a Facebook-frenzied nation, "what's the name of your pet?" isn't a strong enough question to authenticate banking passwords.
As such, IDology pitched its authentication model that uses banking-related information to verify a person's identity rather than "shared secrets."
Not everyone likes to type — especially on a mobile device.
Broadening the way in which consumers communicate what they want to do through their mobile banking apps, financial services stalwart Fiserv (FISV) demoed mobile banking voice commands.
Though I'm not sure how much demand there is for Siri-like mobile banking services, the innovation is interesting because it gives consumers another option for how they execute their banking needs. Plus, voice commands could help facilitate more complicated banking transactions like bill pay.
USAA is one bank that has been testing out speech-recognition technology in its mobile app.
There's AA. There's help for hoarders. Now, there's a mobile app that aims to control consumers' overspending habits by acting as sponsors of sorts for spenders.
The service works like this: Consumers link their checking accounts to ImpulseSave and establish their savings goals. Then, when a consumer is shopping at Bloomingdales and lusting for Prada shoes, she can tap on ImpulseSave to receive a reminder of her larger ambition, like buying a house or a lamp in my case. Rather than buy, she can shoot some money straight into her ImpulseSave savings account.
In an era of offer overload, it's nice to see a new product pitched to curb shopaholics' tendencies. The theme of helping people save should gain traction as adoption advances in digital wallets are made. During the Digital Money Unconference, held as a pre-event to Finovate, payment pro attendees spoke about how consumers are hungering for the equivalent of weight watchers for their money.
ImpulseSave certainly is working toward that want — for now. As I tweeted earlier:
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(A) As used in this rule:
(1) "Full-time practice" means working a minimum of forty hours per week for a minimum of forty-five weeks each service year. Practice-related administrative activities may not exceed eight hours per week.
(2) "Part-time practice" means working a minimum of twenty hours and a maximum of thirty-nine hours per week for a minimum of forty-five weeks each service year. Practice-related administrative activities may not exceed four hours per week.
(3) "Provide dental services without regard to a patient's ability to pay" means that persons with incomes below one hundred per cent of the federal poverty guidelines may not be denied dental services by the dental practice site due to the inability to pay for such services, assuring that any fees or payments required by the practice site for such services will be reduced or waived.
(4) "Teaching activities" means providing clinical education to dental health professions students and dental residents regarding the normal course of practice and expertise at the dental practice site specified in the contract. Full-time practitioners may spend up to eight hours per week teaching in the clinical setting at the approved dental practice site. Part-time practitioners may spend up to four hours per week conducting both practice-related administrative activities and teaching in the clinical setting at the approved dental practice site.
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All teaching must be conducted at the dental practice site specified in the dentist's contract. If the supervising dentist provides dental services while the student or clinician observes, the activity should be treated as direct clinical care rather than teaching.
(B) A dentist who has signed a letter of intent under paragraph (G) of the rule 3701-56-02 of the Administrative Code and the department may enter into a contract providing for the dentist's participation in the dentist loan repayment program. The dentist's employer or another funder may also be a party to the contract.
(C) The contract shall include all of the following obligations:
(1) Agreement by the dentist to provide dental services in the dental health resource shortage area identified in the letter of intent for the number of hours and duration specified in the contract.
(2) Agreement by the dentist that, in providing dental services in the dental health resource shortage area, he or she will do all of the following:
(a) Provide dental services in a dental practice site approved by the Ohio department of health and agreed upon by the dentist and the director;
(b) Provide dental services without regard to a patient's ability to pay as defined under paragraph (A)(3) of this rule;
(c) Meet the conditions prescribed by the Social Security Act, 49 Stat. 620 (1935), 42 U.S.C.A. as amended (1981) and the Ohio department of medicaid for participation in the medicaid program established under Chapter 5163. of the Revised Code and enter into a contract with the Ohio department of medicaid and its contracting managed care plans to provide dental services to recipients of the medicaid program;
(d) Accept into his or her practice a percentage of individuals determined eligible for the medicaid program described in paragraph (C)(2)(c) of this rule at least equal to the percentage of the general population in that dental health resource shortage area which has been determined eligible for the medicaid program.
(3) Agreement by the department as provided in section 3702.91 of the Revised Code to repay, so long as the dentist performs the service obligation to which he or she has agreed under paragraph (C)(1) of this rule, all or part of the dentist's educational expenses as defined in paragraph (H) of rule 3701-56-01 of the Administrative Code.
(4) Agreement by the dentist to pay the department the following as damages if he or she fails to complete the service obligation to which he or she agreed under paragraph (C)(1) of this rule:
(a) Three times the amount the department has agreed to repay under paragraph (C)(3) of this rule; or
(b) If funds from another source are used to repay a portion of the dentist's loan, damages owed if the dentist fails to complete the obligation will be the damages specified by the other source of funds, or as outlined in paragraph (C)(4)(a) of this rule, whichever is greater.
(5) If the department assumes the dentist's duty to pay a portion of the loan, the contract shall set forth the amount of each payment.
(D) The contract shall include the following terms as agreed upon by the parties:
(1) The dentist's required length of service in the dental health resource shortage area which must be at least two years for an initial contract. Contracts may be renewed for no more than two additional one-year periods;
(2) The number of hours per week the dentist will be in full-time practice or part-time practice;
(3) The maximum amount that the department will repay on behalf of the dentist;
(4) The extent to which the dentist's teaching activities as defined under paragraph (A)(4) of this rule will be counted toward the dentist's full-time or part-time practice hours under the contract.
(E) In addition to the terms required under paragraphs (C) and (D) of this rule, the contract may contain other terms agreed upon by the parties.
Replaces: 3701-56-03
Five Year Review (FYR) Dates: 07/01/2020
Promulgated Under: 119.03
Statutory Authority: 3702.86
Rule Amplifies: 3702.91
Prior Effective Dates: 7/8/2004, 11/26/09


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Saline Nasal Spray, Bulb Nose Sucker, Cold Mist Humidifer, Elevate the head of his bed (mattress), warm bath, and lots of fluids. This will also work if he gets a cold.
It seems like my son has seasonal allergies and I'm not sure what I can do to make him more comfortable. The doctor's office said to give him a 1/4 tsp of children's benadryl. When I went to do that I noticed the container says NOT to give Benadryl to children under 4 at all, and to only give it to children 4-6 under the supervision of a doctor. Since my baby is only 10 months old, it made me hesitate. The age Benadryl can be given under the supervision of a doctor doesn't start until 4 years old. So is it safe to give him Benadryl? Is there a better alternative? Just thought I should add my son is small for his age and only weighs 18 pounds.
Saline Nasal Spray, Bulb Nose Sucker, Cold Mist Humidifer, Elevate the head of his bed (mattress), warm bath, and lots of fluids. This will also work if he gets a cold.
I wouldn't do meds for a baby. Diet can usually help allergies. Eliminate dairy and wheat and give fish oil and you should see a huge improvement. Meds are the easy fix and yet doesn't really get to the bottom of the problem, it just treats the symptoms.
Your child is under dr supervision. He told you give a 1/4 teaspoon so it is safe to do so.
Has your son seen an allergist?
I have no concern about giving a small dose of Benadryl to a 10 month old when it's recommended by a physician (my son had an allergic reaction to sesame, that's what I was instructed to do in case he gets another mild reaction). What Im more concerned about is the fact that your son has seasonal allergies at such a young age. Usually, seasonal allergies don't develop until the child is at least 2 or 3, because he needs time to be exposed to the pollens. I was concerned about my son having seasonal allergies and mentionned it to my allergist, and that's what he answered (and it wasn't the first time I heard that)
So, Benadryl might help with the symptoms, but I would suggest looking into what causes them a little more
FOLLOW YOUR DRS.ADVICE...i give my dogs benadryl for allergies-works great-zero side affects...
Your doctor knows better than ANYONE on here. Sure they might be able to tell you what they have done for their child but your child is an individual as is someone elses. If you don't trust your doctor to give you accurate information then go see another to get a second opinion. But never take medical advice from anyone other than a doctor. You could put your child in harms way. All anyone here can do is tell you what they did.
Not to mention if they gave you advice and it killed your child they are liable!
Not to mention all warnings on medicines is to cover their bums so that if your child died you couldn't sue them. Look at infants Tylenol even. It tells you to consult a physician before giving to them if I remember correct.
I also have a 10 month old but he's only 16 pounds and he has allergies. I'm opting not to medicate because again I was told Benadryl was the only option. Well it is even used as a sedative. Look at any Tylenol PM or one of those medicines. The sedative is Benadryl. So we are going the route of nasal aspirator and saline. But this is MY child. Consult your physician.
And never take medical advice off a board. Go to your doctor.
Don't give your baby anything for allergies or colds unless it's prescribed by the pediatrician. Call your dr. and have the baby evaluated before you give anything!
The meds are fine for now, since he is too young to have honey... but once he can safely have honey, I would find a local place and start him on a honey regimen.
It works wonders... but it has to be local honey... It gives the local pollens in tiny doses until the body finally creates a resistance to them, so the seasonal allergies will diminish eventually...
It could save your little guy from years and years of taking medicine to control allergies!
Talk to your Doc about when it is safe to give him honey first. :-)
My now 23 month old daugther also gets really bad allergies - nights are so hard and she can hardly breathe. Starting at 6 months her pediatrician said we could give her Benadryl but I was so worried about giving such strong medicine to a little baby so I didn't. We tried everything else (humidifier, nose bulb, saline spray) and those helped a little but only for an hour or two. well long story short i made her suffer for almost two years and finally last week it was so bad where she couldn't even breathe and was crying all the time so I did give her 3/4 tsp benadryl. (she is 22 pounds). believe me, I was nervous the whole night. nervous she's have some weird reaction, that she would never wake up, that she'd be permanently damaged. but i have to say it worked wonders. she slept great and wasn't groggy in the morning and didn't even sleep longer than usual. i gave her to her for two nights and then went back to the saline, etc (I didn't want to give her the benadryl for too many nights in a row). i totally understand how you would be nervous. i still am a bit and wouldn't want to use it a lot but on those nights when they just can't breathe and you have tried everything else, it definitely is something to consider. good luck!
Clearly if your doctor told you to give it to your son then that is considered "under the supervision of a doctor".
I have 5 kids and I'm a registered nurse. All of my children have allergies and couple of them have asthma. I've given them all benedryl from time to time when they were babies. It sure beats them getting sinus infection and drainage and ear infections. It helps them sleep better too when they are stuffy.
The reason it has been marked unsafe is because there are some folks out there who don't have commen sense and were using it as a sleep aid and giving to many doses. Occasional benedryl isn't going to hurt your baby at all.
My son is on the generic brand of zyrtec via doctor's orders.
If your doctor's office says it is ok, then you should be fine. My son is almost 3 and has had sinus allergies since 6 months old. He takes 1/2 teaspoon of zyrtec when his allergies kick up. My doctor has also given permission to give triaminic cough syrup when he develops a cough. The dosages are pretty conservative, so as long as you follow your doctor's recommendations, you should be safe to use it. Good luck!
My daughter is taking 1/2 teaspoon a day of Zyrtec for what is yet to be decided. One day they say allergies, the next day adnoids. Either way they will not help her aside from saying take Zyrtec daily because she is only 21 months old. They basically said deal with it until she is 3 and then they will remove her adnoids.
If your doctor says its ok then it should be fine. I have given benadryl to my daughter dozens of times. The only thing is it will make him sleepy. I would ask if you can give him childrens claratin.
I've also heard that babies cannot have seasonal allergies because they need to first be exposed to the pollens--so it takes at least a year to get those allergies. I would think Benadryl is safe, especially if confirmed by your doc, but I would be concerned about the allergies--I suppose if it's to something like molds, they were perhaps present when he was a newborn, but that sounds like a lifetime of huge allergy issues, if they're cropping up now; an allergist might have some good suggestions to make him not-so-miserable.
yep it's safe.
My daughter was prescribed liquid Zyrtec when she was that young.
I give my son (11 months) 1/4 dose for the lowest dosage that it says on the bottle and it saves our day from the watery eyes and boggers. My son is very large and so he could technically take 30 lbs dosage but I decided to give him less. Go with what your doc says.
benadryl your ped gave you the dose of 1/4 tsp based on his weight
We diffuse 100% natural products in our home. They are completely safe for newborns to adult when used in a sensible manner. Let me know if you'd like more options.
We quit using Benadryl around here. It masks causes, makes kids drowsy, and is basically a drug that is something we do not want to use on an intermittent or regular basis. We found an even more effective, completely safe approach, and the added benefits are amazing!
Yes, Benadryl is safe for a child that age - just follow the recommended dosage from your pediatrician/pharmacist, and you'll be fine. We had to give it to our son when he was 6 months old. Until they're around 4-6 years, always confirm the dosage......even with things like Flintstone vitamins. Our pediatrician still has our kids (2 and 4) on 1/2 vitamin/day.
As for what you can use, you really need to talk to your pediatrician and never randomly get something over the counter. Many of the pharmaceutical companies have done extensive clinical studies to have FDA approval at different ages. Not all have done them, so depending on what their allergy symptoms are, there will be different medications and recommendations.
Good luck - I'd feel very comfortable with your physician's dosing recommendation.
My son has terrible seasonal allergies and our doctor has pretty much said that there is little you can do about it. We make sure that his room is super clean to reduce the other allergens and keep the humidifier running when he's congested- lots of steam baths to break-up the congestion and frequently change his sheets- pollen gets locked in the fabric.
If you doctor says it's okay, then it probably is. Mine is ultra conservative and doesn't do OTC for children under 2 unless there is a fever involved!


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Day 27: Finale
Today was our last day in the wonderful Xizhou. At one o'clock, my service learning group and I went to say our goodbyes to Mr Yan. He gave us a lot of life advice, telling us to take care and look after ourselves, and that our parents will be so happy when we arrive back home. He enjoyed our final video and said it was the first time in his whole life he was involved in or knew about something like Microcampus. As we said our goodbyes, Mr Yan told us to visit him if we ever came back to Xizhou. I'm hoping I will be able to.
The afternoon was finishing everything up and packing our luggage for tomorrow's travel day back to Shanghai. I do not want to leave my home in Xizhou as everything here is so nice. I know that I have changed because of Microcampus and have learned so much about myself, and I can't thank Mr T and Ms Mai enough for that. The Linden Centre has been a great home for the past month and I appreciate everything the staff has done for us. It's going to be difficult leaving this place. I will miss everything Xizhou has to offer, but I'm hoping to visit again in the future.


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Christianity has a unique vertical to horizontal movement; and its vertical movement is never first man to God. It is always first God coming down to man in grace. As a result, we move horizontally as Christians because God first moved vertically as Redeemer.
Consider these examples: First, love moved vertically before it ever moved horizontally. The Apostle John writes: "We love because he [God] first loved us" (1 John 4:19).
Second, forgiveness is first vertical before it's horizontal. Paul commanded the Ephesian church to forgive one another even as God in Christ had forgiven them (Eph. 4:32). To borrow John's words from 1 John 4:19, "We forgive because God first forgave us."
Third, in Romans 15 the Christians in Rome are commanded to welcome one another as Christ had already welcomed them (Rom. 15:7). Once again we see this vertical to horizontal movement. We welcome horizontally, Paul says, because we have been welcomed vertically. Christianity has this distinct vertical to horizontal movement. Without it Christianity ceases to be Christianity.
So, here's the question: How does this vertical to horizontal movement relate to adoption?
Ephesians 1:5 clearly teaches that adoption existed in the mind and will of God before there was any such thing as people adopting children. The Graeco-Roman world did not invent adoption. God did. This means that adoption moved vertically, from God to man, before it ever moved horizontally, from man to man.
We must be very careful here, though. Scripture commands all Christians to love, forgive and welcome others, but it does not command all Christians to adopt. As a matter of fact, it doesn't even require that some Christians adopt.
What we can say with absolutely certainty, though, is that God does expect those whom he adopts to visit orphans in their affliction (James 1:27). My point is simply this: the love that adopts is the love that cares for orphans. As Christians, we should be moved and empowered to visit the fatherless because God visited us when we were without hope in this world (Eph. 2:11-13). For some, that will mean adoption; for others, it may involve helping others adopt or joining with other Christians to provide some form of humanitarian aide or support for orphaned children.
However we Christians are involved in visiting orphans in their affliction, it should be Christianity's vertical to horizontal movement that moves us out in compassion. Christians should not only be the most loving, forgiving and welcoming people on the planet, we should also be the most orphan-caring.
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1. Explore the coastline, which is lined with clean, white sandy beaches and sand dunes.
2. Travel inland and explore the many castles spread across the landscape.
3. Visit Hadrian's Wall. A relic of the Roman Empire that was built as a defensive boundary and was once eighty miles long, expansive sections of it still stand today as a reminder of Newcastle's rich history.
4. Those looking into Newcastle accommodation will be delighted to find that there are a number of hotels in Newcastle upon Tyne to suit a wide variety of tastes, ranging from ultra-modern to charming and historical.
5. If you are traveling with children, spend a day at Seven Stories, a children's museum sure to delight the little ones.
6. Take a guided tour through St. James Park. Home of the Newcastle United football team and its stadium, St. James Park tours are both inexpensive and informative for anyone interested in the game or the history of football.
7. Of the free things to do in Newcastle upon Tyne, the Discovery Museum, a science and history museum, is fun for the entire family.
8. If you're in the mood for a day of pampering and relaxation, spend some time at the City Pool, a beautiful Turkish bath located in the city center.
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A new home for good business and for the business of doing good
A new home for good business … and for the business of doing good
Take a tour of Hawks Hall through the eyes of a student
Surprised to feel a bit nervous, Brenna Backemeyer walked to the plexiglas podium and looked out at the crowd. She knew this was an important crowd.
She knew this was an important message.
She cleared her throat.
Good evening, everyone! On behalf of every student, every faculty member and ever staff member with the Nebraska College of Business, welcome to our house!
Welcome to Hawks Hall! …
Brenna, a junior in the University of Nebraska–Lincoln's College of Business, served as student emcee this past October at the University of Nebraska Foundation's Annual Meeting of Trustees, held in Howard L. Hawks Hall, her college's new home.
Maybe she felt nervous because she knew all the people before her represented everyone who'd ever supported the University of Nebraska, year after year, dollar after dollar. She knew donors like these people, through their gifts to the foundation, had paid for every sandstone block and pane of blue glass in Hawks Hall, every tile and table and piece of technology.
Why? Because they wanted to help the state and students like her, the workforce of the future — students they didn't even know.
She didn't want to blow it.
She smiled.
… I hope you enjoyed exploring Hawks Hall earlier. As you certainly know, this magnificent, $84 million facility was made possible through philanthropic generosity. This is simply amazing — more than 1,900 people donated gifts of every amount to make this dream possible. …
Brenna, who grew up in Elmwood, Nebraska, had spoken to many crowds before. In high school, she'd won second place in the National Future Business Leaders of America Competition. When she came to UNL and its College of Business, she'd joined the collegiate version of FBLA and became its president. She'd spoken to her high-achieving cohorts in the college's Business Honors Academy.
The academy was, in fact, a big reason she chose UNL over Brandeis and Emory universities or any of the other schools beckoning her to leave the state.
So was Hawks Hall.
… I was fortunate to be recruited by various other business schools. I ultimately chose Nebraska Business because I knew I would be part of the historic opening of this new facility and because of the care I could tell this campus has for its student. ….
She'd felt in awe just a few weeks before as she walked into Hawks Hall for her first time, on the first day of fall classes. Other students were in awe, too, she could tell, because they were looking up and around instead of down at their phones. She walked into her Supply Chain 350 class and noticed right away how the chairs and the tables were movable, which made it easier for students to rearrange them to collaborate. The technology was neat, too. Everything was neat.
She wore a T-shirt that day, the typical student uniform. But this night, she wore a dark blazer and a dress, and she'd felt a bit odd walking into Hawks Hall in heels.
Her voice grew strong.
… Students have four or five years to grow and prepare for the rest of our lives. Hawks Hall is the facility to help foster this growth and creativity. This is because of its collaborative classrooms, breakout study rooms, convenient location, high-end technology, cafe and much more …
Brenna already knew the value of giving back. She saw it in high school when she'd helped organize a community fundraiser for a business teacher whose grandchild was born with a terminal disease. She saw the tears in the teacher's eyes when they surprised him at school with a check. That experience taught her that she had a knack for bringing people together to do good in the world.
In college, she became philanthropy chair for her Honors Academy cohort and started a blog called "Home Is Here," which tells the stories of local refugee families. She saw how stories mattered in making people understand the value of giving back.
That's why she felt happy to stand at the podium and tell her story.
… This brings me to an important point: No matter where a student may choose to study business or many other programs — whether it be in Kearney, Omaha or Lincoln — they are assured of an education that will prepare them well for their career. Often, this quality education is because of you. …
Brenna got to sit at a reserved table near the front. She sat with a few College of Business alumni. She had fun hearing their stories about what it was like back in the day and about their business journeys through life. They asked her what she wanted to with her life, and she told them she was majoring in marketing and business education and that she'd like to become an entrepreneur and educator someday. She told them she'd learned a lot about herself already in the college's Clifton Builder's Program — housed in Hawks Hall — that teaches leadership and entrepreneurship skills, based on students' strengths, that will help them go out and change the world.
That's what Brenna hopes to do. Change the world, in some way.
And maybe someday, years from now, she'll be sitting here in Hawks Hall again as a proud supporter of the university, and she'll be listening to a student deliver an important message from the heart: Gratitude.
… Many of you have contributed — or you contribute to other university programs of meaning to you. … So, with deep appreciation from me and my fellow scholars, thank you very much!
Needs and opportunities are ever-changing at Nebraska, and through the N Fund, you choose to support what you think is most important. The N Fund allows alumni and friends to contribute to priority funds that support specific Nebraska colleges, as well as broader areas of need like student scholarships, faculty development and campus libraries.


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