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Alchem International Solves Stability Dilemma for Micronized Digoxin and Files Patent for Novel Production Process
24 Apr, 2019, 10:00 BST
GENEVA, April 24, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Alchem International Private Limited ("Alchem"), a privately held pharmaceutical company focusing on the production of plant-derived active pharmaceutical ingredients (API); today announced the launch of its proprietary micronized digoxin platform.
Alchem's molecule is the sole micronized digoxin available globally that resolves the challenge of micro dosage formulation and the long-term stability and impurity issues with this specialist heart drug. Digoxin is commonly administered to treat various heart conditions including atrial fibrillation, atrial flutter, and heart failure. Micronization of digoxin, normally made for formulation homogeneity, dissolution and bioavailability, had previously led to an impractical and short shelf life (12 to 24 months) and the formation of impurities.
Speaking from Alchem's European offices in Geneva (Switzerland) Raman Mehta, Alchem CEO and President, commented, "Our process innovations mean that, for the first time since Boehringer Ingelheim announced in 2014 an end to production and supply of micronized digoxin to the market, drugmakers can be sure of supply and sure of the stability of this niche but important API." Raman Mehta continued, "Our customers are now able to formulate digoxin at the optimum particle size distribution (PSD) with a molecule that is stable for transport, stable for one-year storage at ambient temperatures (15 – 25 degrees Celsius) and stable for 4 years under cold storage (3 – 8 degrees Celsius). We fully expect the shelf life to be extended to 5 years in 2020 based on ongoing studies.
Alchem micronized digoxin EP, which has been developed by the company's R&D team using an inventive processing technique (patent filed), meets the strict EP monograph and is covered by European Certificate of Suitability (COS) issued by the European Directorate for the Quality of Medicines (EDQM). This inventive production technique has enabled us to match the PSD of the originator product Lanoxin at near the same production costs as our standard (non-micronized) digoxin. The state-of-the-art production site in Ballabhgarh, India has been audited and approved by ANSM (French Ministry of Health) for digoxin manufacturing on behalf of EDQM.
About Alchem International
Alchem International is a privately-owned company, founded in 1983. A pioneer in phytochemicals, it has nearly 40 years' experience in supplying plant-derived active ingredients to the pharmaceutical, nutraceutical and cosmetics industries worldwide.
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Wearables are the future. Now that the Apple Watch is making smartwatches the norm, we're at the point of no return. But what does a hyper connected future look like?
Microsoft recently showed off one of the more obscure advantages of a wearable future by giving step trackers to cows in Japan.
The pedometers let farmers track exactly when each cow was in heat, which meant they could double the amount of successful pregnancies in the herd and make their business much more efficient.
So much data was gathered, in fact, that farmers found specific times for insemination that could determine the gender of the calf.
If big data from simple pedometers could tell us that much about cows, just imagine what we could learn about ourselves if we were all wearing a modern smartwatch.
The heart rate monitors that are in most wrist-worn gadgets, like the LG G Watch R or Motorola Moto 360, could gather enough information for doctors to see patterns in pulses that could be an early sign of heart disease.
We could find clear links between physical activity and depression, which could make us all happier in the long run.
Those are just a couple of the things we could find out from the current crop of wearables.
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- February 1, 1929
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Vaudeville sisters "Hank" (Bessie Love) and Queenie Mahoney (Anita Page) take their act to the Broadway stage in New York when Eddie (Charles King), a professional song-and-dance man appearing in a new show, invites his girlfriend Hank to join him. Soon after, Eddie transfers his affections to Queenie, who attempts to do right by her sister by dating another man -- high society member Jock Warriner (Kenneth Thompson). The showbiz melodrama is quickly overshadowed by the romantic subplot.


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Bowing to pressure from the hospital industry and Congress, the Obama administration on Wednesday delayed releasing its new hospital quality rating measure just a day before its planned launch. (NPR)
Public release of the data is now slated for July, the CMS said in an e-mail to hospitals Wednesday. Over the next two months, the agency also plans to host calls with providers to clear up questions about current methodology and get feedback on refining the program. (Modern Healthcare)
Lawmakers sent letters to CMS earlier this month urging the delay of the ratings system. Sixty senators and 225 House members signed on. (Morning Consult)
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All abstracts are going to be selected according to double-blind reviews and accepted papers will be published in the Conference Proceedings E-Book with an ISBN number, which will be sent to you after the conference.
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The term "memory" is a framework concept which is collecting multidisciplinary academic disciplines beneath. Also, the term "memory," in the individual level or in the social or in the collective level has different connotations due to the interdisciplinary conceptualization of the memory itself. Memory can be seen in psychology, as relating to an individual, his / her ways to remember or to forget and amnesia. Else, memory can be regarded in the collective form and as a collectively shared representation of the past, or it can come up with the political terms like national memory, public memory, vernacular memory or counter-memory.
Additionally, collective memories can also be regarded as a "floating gap" between memory and history. Therefore, remembering and amnesia play a significant role in defining the positioning of the memory. The "cultural memory," comprises that body of reusable texts, images, and rituals specific to each society in each different time era which they can be in the form of the texts, rites, images, monuments and buildings that are designed to recall fateful events in the history of the collective. They are sanctioned as a common heritage of a society that is accumulated in the longue duree. As coined with individual and cultural memory "the idea of individual memory," as Maurice Halbwachs states, "absolutely separate from social memory, is an abstraction almost devoid of the meaning." How a nation remembers also defines a branch in memory studies because "nations can repress with psychological impunity; their collective memories can be changed without a 'return of the suppress'". Other than individual amnesia, we can speak about a social forgetting which links social, political and cultural factors at work.
The interdisciplinary character of the memory links itself to various areas from psychology, sociology, history, identity studies, literary studies, urban history, space history, media studies to discourse analysis and other relevant fields linking the subject with the use of memory.
In 2019, The DAKAM Memory Studies Conference, in its fourth year, aims to provide a platform for discussions and research, which consider various aspects of literature as a memorial medium to contribute to the larger discussion of the ways in which societies and individuals recollect their past and as a field of observation of personal memory to explore and experience the complexities of the mind and emotions.
Scholars from different fields such as political science, history, sociology, anthropology, gender studies, urban studies, architecture, literature, poetry, art history, life sciences and other fields are welcomed to propose their interdisciplinary work at the conference.
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University of Nevada, Reno
Prof. Dr. Zeynep Suda
Istanbul University
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Zayed University
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Alexandru Ioan Cuza University
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Nanyang Technological University
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Tel Aviv University
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Maynooth University, Ireland
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Ryukoku University, Japan
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Maynooth University, Ireland
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Ugur Mumcu Investigative Journalism Foundation
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The Okeene Public Library continues its adult book discussion with Clark's novel "We'll Meet Again" on Sunday October 25th starting at 3:00 in the library meeting room.
"Dr. Gary Lasch, famous Greenwich, Connecticut doctor and founder of the HMO Remington Health Management, is found dead in his home, his skull crushed by a blow with a heavy bronze sculpture, and his wife, Molly, in bed covered with his blood. It was the Lasches' housekeeper, Edna Barry, who made the grisly discovery the morning after Molly's unexpectedly early return from Cape Cod, where she had gone to seclude herself upon learning of her husband's infidelity. As the evidence against Molly grows, her lawyer plea-bargains a manslaughter charge to avoid a murder conviction.
Released from prison nearly six years later, Molly reasserts her innocence to reporters, among them an old school friend, Fran Simmons, an investigative reporter and anchor for a true-crime show. Molly convinces Fran to research and produce a program on her husband's death. As hidden aspects of Gary Lasch's life and the affairs of Remington Health Management come to light, is Fran herself the next target for murder"
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Zuka, a Swahili word meaning "to appear suddenly" began as a self taught interest and passion to create exquisite fashion jewellery for Designer Kari Staten. Having an interest in fashion from an early age, starting with a subscription to Seventeen Magazine at thirteen, it was inevitable that she would find her creative soul there.
In 1996 the Canadian Designer Ron Leal commissioned Kari to create some pieces to showcase with his collection for the Matinee Fashion Week in Toronto. This launched her career and began her journey of building Zuka into a successful company that draws from the emergence of what is meaningful. Design precious pieces that have a history. From the ethereal elegance of the turn-of-the-century to the earthliness of artisan inspired treasures.
A love of classical ballet, architecture, travel, antiquities and an intense obsession for color inspires and fascinates her. All of which factor into the end resulting collage she creates as each new jewellery collection emerges every season.
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The DVD of the Cork county Intermediate Hurling final 2013 involving Kanturk & Eire Og is now available from the club Runai at a cost of €20. It is an excellent memento of a famous victory for Kanturk and certainly a collectors item.
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So I finished the book, am in final rewrites, and I started working on my next project. I needed to go through the coverage, and I ran across Magister's posts.
I have no idea what order anything happened in. I am certain that Magister's memory is rarely fallible, and I probably did accidentally publish halfway through and retract because I totally do that. Also Kinja sucked and I think I may have meant to publish to me and done it here? Not sure, there's like a whole month that I nearly don't remember there. Kind of all went crazy at once, and everyone forgets I was still working that whole fucking time. I'm surprised I could type by the time I finally went offline to sleep some.
You guys are pretty fantastic. And I need your help. I'm working on a project that I do need a timeline for, among other comment-related data, and I just can't go through all the comments on the Internet. So if you can/will help, please email me at bootstrapindustries @ gmail.
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Big Data's top influencers will gather at Wayne State symposium to demystify the growing new field
Big Data and analytics are at the top of the business hype curve right now, with breathless proponents using marketing buzzwords and making airy promises. Wayne State University's third annual Big Data & Business Analytics Symposium, to be held March 23 and 24, is set to let some of that air out by focusing on practical and pragmatic business approaches to the hot new field.
Participants in the conference, which will be held in the newly renovated event spaces at WSU's Student Center Building, will focus on case studies of Big Data deployment and use, explains Ratna Babu Chinnam, professor and co-director for the Big Data & Business Analytics Group at Wayne State University.
"We have once again undertaken a case-centric approach this year. Presenters are required to come with a concrete case study," he says.
Keynote speakers for the symposium include Lawrence Weber, director of analytics platform services for IBM, and Paul Ballew, global chief data and analytics officer for Ford Motor Company. Dozens of speakers and panelists from leading multinational technology firms fill the two-day program. Sponsors include widely recognized names such as SAS, Oracle, Lexis/Nexis and Big Data specialist firms such as Cloudera, DataStax, and MAPR.
Google and others define Big Data as an overarching term for using extremely large data sets and analyzing them computationally to reveal patterns, trends and associations that are otherwise impossible to visualize or prove. The field is especially useful in analyzing human behavior such as purchasing decisions in environments like a manufacturing operation. Business analytics is the applied use of Big Data to solve problems or improve performance.
Wayne State's College of Engineering has been a leader in the study of Big Data. The university created the symposium when it became clear that companies and other data-intensive users needed guidance to navigate the new discipline.
"A lot of these companies three or four years ago just went to their biggest databases, more often than not their marketing department, for analyzing social network data. It didn't take them far, because that's not where the problems are that Big Data can resolve. Product development, manufacturing, service, life cycle — this is where the real opportunities are," Chinnam says.
Wayne State is able to serve as a broker, bringing together major national and regional competitors to share their practical use of Big Data in a neutral analytical setting. Chinnam says this can help companies advance in making decisions and beginning pilot projects in Big Data.
Moving to effective use of analytics and Big Data can be difficult for well-established firms with large information technology operations, Chinnam says, because IT infrastructure tends to be inward-looking and task-specific. Corporate IT was built to enhance internal processes, whether manufacturing cars or selling insurance. Taking advantage of Big Data's benefits is hard for them to do quickly.
"It is becoming clearer in talking to leading companies that many don't have the data ecosystems needed to do any advanced analytics. Their internal data systems have grown organically within different functions, and different systems cannot easily be combined. Many of the leading multinational firms seem to be struggling, and a majority do not have enterprise data systems in place to handle this yet," Chinnam says.
The most successful Big Data users, on the other hand — firms such as Amazon, Google and LinkedIn — began their data approach with both inward and outward-looking data sets, with the knowledge that data manipulation itself was their business lifeline. Businesses looking to copy their success need to develop that wider focus.
Equipping participants to venture into Big Data is what the symposium is all about. Most businesses cannot wait years for a return on investment, so the symposium aims to help attendees create pilot projects. These may be based on cloud computing with relatively low investment in hardware or IT assets.
"Attendees can walk away with a clear understanding of what's realizable today, what the requirements are and, if they want to do something, how they can get started" Chinnam says.
The symposium features separate case study tracks on Big Data Technology, Analytics, and Business Management. To register for the event, visit the Symposium website.


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Thursday, February 19, 2015
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- wallyverr said...
I'd originally posted this in response to Chris's question "I read somewhere that when Rawls wrote Theory of Justice he hadn't read Marx. But after writing he did, and in his later works he tries to wrestle with Marx's theory of exploitation as a legitimate critique of his just society. Have you any experience or knowledge of this aspect of Rawls's work?".
Daniel Little, who writes the very interesting blog "Understanding Society", was a TA for Rawls in the early 1970s, and wrote a couple of posts about Rawls knowledge of and interest in Marx. Very briefly, more the philosophical anthropology than the economics.
- February 19, 2015 at 9:20 AM
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Towards a New Theory of Exploitation
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Brody, Baruch
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This work examines exploitation as a moral wrong, with the specific goal of explaining how one party might wrong another in an interaction that is to the benefit of both and fully consensual. This form of exploitation is interesting in that it involves neither harm nor certain procedural defects, such as coercion or deceit. I propose that exploitation – at least in some contexts (especially employment) and with few exceptions – occurs when one party (A) uses another (B) to attain what is needed to live a decent life while B is not given such an amount. A's use of B in this way is a significant failure of respect, meaning A wrongs B despite the fact that their interaction improves B's overall condition. I examine several contemporary theories of exploitation, finding none of them completely satisfying. I argue that some accounts fail to track the right kinds of considerations (including, in some situations, need). Other accounts fail to explain how the alleged exploiter could be obligated to interact on specific, non-exploitative terms with the allegedly exploited. Moreover, all these accounts share an approach to exploitation that can exonerate potential exploiters for the wrong reasons. After proposing some basic desiderata for a good theory, I offer my own account of exploitation and defend it from important potential objections, including the claim that it is overly restrictive because it will prevent interactions which would otherwise be of significant benefit to individuals in need. I conclude by discussing some connections between exploitation and structural injustice.


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Judas was never a true Christian. Therefore, he never lost his salvation. But, some believe since he was a disciple and chosen by Jesus, then he had to have been a true believer. However, we find that is not the case. Let's take a look at what Jesus said.
John 6:64-65, "But there are some of you who do not believe." For Jesus knew from the beginning who they were who did not believe, and who it was that would betray Him. 65 And He was saying, "For this reason I have said to you, that no one can come to Me, unless it has been granted him from the Father."
We can see from the words of Christ that he knew who it was who would betray him, and he associates him with those who did not believe from the beginning. This means that Judas never was a true believer in Christ. Of course, we know that he believed Jesus lived since he walked and talked with him. Judas did not believe that Jesus was who he said he was, God in flesh (John 8:24, 58; 10:30-33). He did not affirm the true Messiah-hood of Christ.
Furthermore, we can learn from two things Jesus said that it is not possible to lose one's salvation. Let's take a look.
- John 8:29, "And He who sent Me is with Me; He has not left Me alone, for I ALWAYS DO THE THINGS THAT ARE PLEASING TO HIM."
- John 6:39, "And THIS IS THE WILL OF HIM WHO SENT ME, THAT OF ALL THAT HE HAS GIVEN ME, I LOSE NOTHING, but raise it up on the last day." (Caps added)
We can clearly see that Jesus always does the will of the Father (John 8:29). Jesus also said, in John 6:39, that he always does the will of the Father which is that Jesus lose none, and those who are given to Jesus will be raised (to glory). So, it cannot be that anyone loses his salvation because that would mean Jesus lost someone.
Those who are truly saved cannot lose their salvation. We can conclude that Judas was never saved from what Jesus said in John 6:64-65, as well as other verses about our security in him.
Also, just to be clear, Jesus condemned Judas.
Matthew 26:24, "The Son of Man is to go, just as it is written of Him; but woe to that man by whom the Son of Man is betrayed! It would have been good for that man if he had not been born."


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This article shows the new mainstream of life in the modern society, what is called nomadism. Nomadism is considered as a natural migration process, but not in a psychological context. Human behavior is the criti¬cal point of the article. There are seven reasons why modern people to migrate, breaking their stability, comfort and daily routine. However, this process has consequences and they are the real problems that must be solved. Solutions therefore are proposed in the article. The solutions are not radical. They are fitted in civilized society. The one global barrier is that the modern society is not probably ready to accept the objective real¬ity and use the solution like presented there.
Kirill Krainov is a student at the Linguistics University of Nizhny Novgorod, Russia.


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Report: A's stadium benefit to San Jose would total only $65 million
Oy, the headline writers. The city of San Jose issued its economic impact study on a potential new stadium for the Oakland A's yesterday, and to read the headlines you'd think that the conclusion was that San Jose would be raking in $130 million a year in new revenue if the A's came to town.
But what the news reports call "economic benefits" is actually economic activity — in other words, the total amount of dollars spent in the city's confines. But if A's fans are buying $100 Bobby Crosby jerseys (I can't believe even Crosby's mother has one of those) in San Jose instead of Oakland, most of the money goes the same place: Into the pockets of the A's owners. The only added benefit to San Jose is whatever it skims off in sales tax, and the salary of the salesperson who actually sells the shirt.
Read the actual report, and it provides those numbers, though most of the news coverage chose not to highlight them. The key numbers are on page 25, where the report projects the arrival of the A's would bring 980 new jobs (many of which would no doubt be part-time, though it doesn't say); and on page 33, where it says that the total new tax revenue for local government would be worth about $100 million in present dollars over 30 years. And on page I-8, it also — and I give it props for doing so, since it's rare in an economic impact study — compares this to the return from doing nothing, calculating that if the land were instead allowed to have office and retail development built there local government would collect about $35 million in present value tax benefits — meaning the net value of an A's stadium would be $65 million.
So, is it worth it? We don't know, because we have no idea what the city would be spending — the general expectation is that San Jose's primary contribution would be to buy
23 acres 14 acres [UPDATE: see below] of land for the stadium and hand it over to the A's owners, but no one's saying what that would cost. (Downtown land was bringing offers of $20 million an acre four years ago, but that was in bubble money.) It's also worth noting that we haven't yet seen a proposed lease between the A's and the city, so it's conceivable there could be other hidden costs.
Let's say, though, that the city could get the land for a relative bargain price of $2 million an acre. Then San Jose would be looking at $46 million in costs, vs. $65 million in benefits (though some of the benefits, it's worth noting, would go to county agencies, not the city). And guesstimating the 980 jobs would translate into maybe 500 full-time equivalent jobs, that would be roughly $100,000 in expense per job created — pretty lousy as far as job creation goes, but in line with what most other stadium projects have generated.
Look at $2 million an acre, then, as the tipping point: If San Jose can get that price or lower, then a new A's stadium could be the next Pac Bell Park, where public costs were actually kept low enough that the modest public benefits of a stadium were worth the subsidy; more than that, and it's just throwing money down a hole. And that's assuming, of course, that A's owner Lew Wolff gets permission from MLB to move to San Jose at all — and that he can then afford the price of buying out the San Francisco Giants' territorial rights on top of building a $461 million stadium. But those are questions too complicated to get into in a headline.
[UPDATE: A reader points out that the current plan requires only 14 acres of land, not 23 acres. In that case, figure the tipping point at around $4 million an acre — above that, and even by the city's own numbers it's not worth the expense.]
Another solid point from this Economic report is that all of the figures are based on a conservative 24,000 fan a game average as well. When you look at what other teams are drawing in newer stadium, even the struggling ones 24,000 is a realistic number to be using as a baseline.Posted by Dan on September 4, 2009 12:19 PM
Just stop Neil! This will be good for SJ through and through. One job is better than no Job! One dollar is better than no dollar! San Jose and it's downtown have benefited greatly from the Sharks and HP Pavilion. The same will happen when the A's set up shop at Cisco Field. Oh yah, repeat after me...PRIVATELY FINANCED BALLPARK, PRIVATELY FINANCED BALLPARK...Posted by Tony D. on September 4, 2009 12:35 PM
Just stop Neil! This will be good for SJ through and through. One job is better than no Job! One dollar is better than no dollar! San Jose and it's downtown have benefited greatly from the Sharks and HP Pavilion. The same will happen when the A's set up shop at Cisco Field. Oh yah, repeat after me...PRIVATELY FINANCED BALLPARK, PRIVATELY FINANCED BALLPARK...Posted by Tony D. on September 4, 2009 12:36 PM
Oops! Posted twice. But again, two is better than one!Posted by Tony D. on September 4, 2009 12:38 PM
another pipe dream! most of the jobs will be low-paying, most of the money spent will be inside the stadium and the taxpayers will be fleeced again...
besides, the giants own 15% of the s.j. giants with options to increase to 51% and have the area in their territory. it'll cost the cheap a's more to buy the giants out than to build the place.
Waitaminute. I'm pretty sure that they have people selling the Bobby Crosby shirts right now; it's not $100,000 per job "created" at all, but $100,000 per job "moved south a few miles." From the point of view of the city itself, unless the people selling the shirts actually live in San Jose, there's no benefit there.Posted by David Nieporent on September 4, 2009 02:39 PM
MLB will never overturn the Giants territorial rights to the South Bay ... the price to pay off the Giants would be astronomical.
A's belong in Sacramento.Posted by jack m. on September 4, 2009 03:02 PM
A couple of things... The Giants don't "own" territorial rights in the sense that someone "owns" a house. The price to buy them out would be something similar to the deal struck in Baltimore which guarantees franchise value/media revenue. Not some huge one time payment. I honestly don't know why the media revenue would need to be protected as the two already compete for the same households regardless of MLB territories. But that is really up to MLB.
Note that the deal in Baltimore was not even agreed upon until after MLB had announced the Expos were moving to DC. The same thing could happen in this case... If the owners (3/4ths of them anyway) see it as a benefit to themselves to move the A's 40 miles away from the Giants and make the entire Bay Area a shared market (like LA, Chicago and NY) there is nothing the Giants can do about it.
And lastly... Where does the "23 Acres" in Downtown San Jose come from? The City's redevelopment agency has been purchasing separate plots to create a 14 acre parcel, where are the other 9 acres? I am not being facetious, just wondering if I missed something in the report when I read it?Posted by Jeff August on September 4, 2009 03:41 PM
The Giants-A's territorial rights issue is not parallel to the Orioles-Nationals one: The Orioles did not have territorial rights to D.C., only TV rights, which are a different thing. (Every county in the U.S. is designated as some team's TV territory, but there's plenty of unclaimed territorial rights space.) I think it's pretty clear that Selig isn't going to sign off on an A's move to San Jose until the Giants are appeased, though he might well be a major factor in leaning on them to name a price.
As for the acreage, the report gave 23 acres as the 2007 proposal and didn't give a revised acreage, so I assumed that was still valid — eyeballing the map, though, it looks like it's indeed around 14 acres. My bad, then, and I'll revise the entry to make this clear.Posted by Neil on September 4, 2009 09:02 PM
and Neil--the Gints were granted those territorial rights back in 1992 when they were intending to move to SJ---at 0 cost--yes no cost---and the fact is they chose to remain in SF---which by and large means that the territorial rights that they were granted at 0 cost to move to SJ should have been rescinded when the chose to stay in SF--at minimum a consistent model with all other 2 team territories would be appropriate--ala NY, Chicago and LA---
Also, keep in mind that the A's get about $30M a year in subsidy from the other owners for being a small market team---lots of different ways to skin a cat..but if MLB wants the A's in SJ to improve the health of the organization and the league than MLB will figure out a way to make it happen--
the absurdity of all this about "T" rights is that moving to Fremont--4 miles north of the SJ border was just fine...including changing the name to SJ--but move them into SJ proper and everything changes....can someone explain that logic??
And Neil--btw---your the king of misleading headlines to try and score a sensational punch...did you ever write for the Nat'l Inquirer?Posted by SanJoseA's on September 5, 2009 01:06 AM
Hey Neil... I understand that the two aren't parallel. One major difference is the fact that the A's would be moving further away from the Giants in this instance, rather than into an existing teams media market. I get that the Territories are what they are, but with all facts on the table it would be pretty ridiculous to move the A's somewhere like Portland when they could be the AL rep in a market that will be the 3rd largest in the country over the next 20 years (if census projections are accurate). And, if they stay in Oakland it's fine by me.
I checked with a couple of people today, and the total acreage is 14. Most of which has already been purchased (11 Acres though the dude at the sj redev org wouldn't say how much it cost) by the SJ redevelopment org. So to me, it is a sunk cost at this point. If San Jose has a better use for the land that generates more "economic activity" that's cool. They should go for it... but the study sort of indicates the alternatives are not as attractive.Posted by Jeff August on September 5, 2009 01:43 AM
Well, they could always sell the land, so it's not really a sunk cost. The question to use is still whether the value of the land (what would be given to the A's) is less than the net benefits to the city ($65 million according to the report, though some of that would accrue to the county).
And sure, you can argue about whether the Giants should have been given territorial rights to San Jose, but at this point they have them, and aren't going to let them go easily. (They do say that a lot of their season ticket base is from the peninsula, so San Jose is arguably more of a threat than Fremont, especially if the Daly City BART line gets extended.) I don't doubt that Selig can sit everybody down and negotiate a price — I am curious how the heck Wolff will be able to afford to pay it, on top of building a $461 million stadium. He could end up needing $50 million or more a year in new revenues, which is roughly the revenue gap between the A's and the Angels. Does anybody think the San Jose A's would be the new Los Angeles Angels?Posted by Neil on September 5, 2009 09:33 AM
Sorry, just realized it's the Fremont line that'd be extended to San Jose, not Daly City. The Giants have somewhat less of a complaint then, though San Jose would presumably still siphon off some Peninsula fans via Caltrain (and car, of course).Posted by Neil on September 5, 2009 11:34 AM
Neil, I appreciate that you're trying to keep up with Bay Area issues, even though you're on the other coast. The internets don't provide enough intimate local knowledge. I wouldn't pretend to have any expertise with NYC.
The 14 acres in question will be reduced to 12 as the power substation is reconfigured. That's a big difference from a few years ago, when it was assumed that the substation would be moved. It's space inefficient and could be packaged better aesthetically (as well as a substation could be).
Your estimates are not that far off the mark. The land is on the fringe of the downtown. When some of the component parcels were acquired three years ago, the going price was $7 million per acre. Half of the land has already been acquired at that price. Currently the land is worth $4-5 million per acre. While the land could be sold to developers, it's is too valuable to give just for some off-in-the-distance office space now that high speed rail is planned for the area. Chances are that if the ballpark weren't built the land would turn into redev-financed parking garages for the transit hub, a prospect which would also be somewhat controversial from a planning standpoint.
I don't think anyone's trying to match the Angels' recent aggression in LA. Arte Moreno was shrewd in realizing the potential outside of Orange County when Disney chose not to. I sense that Wolff would be satisfied with making a healthy profit while not having to be a $30 million revenue sharing recipient.Posted by Marine Layer on September 5, 2009 06:06 PM
Right, it's that "healthy profit" that I'm wondering about. To pay back a $461 million stadium, Wolff is going to need to pay, what, $35-40 million a year, especially in this credit market? Add in $10 million a year or so to the Giants for indemnification, and the A's will need to bring in $50 million a year in new revenue just to break even.
To do that, they'd effectively have to generate the same revenue as the Angels. That seems implausible, so I'm not sure what Wolff is planning.Posted by Neil on September 5, 2009 07:14 PM
The ballpark will be so locked into various commercialization deals that I don't expect their actual loan to be much more than half of the actual construction cost.
As for indemnification for the Giants, we can't even begin to speculate on that. MLB could go with an idea I've advocated for while: hand over $17 million from the A's annual revenue sharing check to the Giants from the date T-rights are relinquished until the park opens, and then a smaller amount of new revenue until the Giants' loan is paid off in 2017. Then again, chances are just as good that there won't be any recurring or even lump sum payment, rather it could be non-cash considerations. We don't have a good precedent (BAL/WAS doesn't count) from which to render an opinion, regardless of where anyone stands on the issue.Posted by Marine Layer on September 5, 2009 11:31 PM
What are you thinking when you say "commercialization deals"? Naming rights could pay for a small chunk (under $10m a year), but things like PSLs or pouring rights are just ways to turn future revenue into capital — in other words, it still requires increased annual revenue to make it work. And, as you've noted, they'll need to make up the hole caused by no longer getting revenue-sharing checks as well.
I'm not saying it's impossible. Just that generating that much new revenue by moving from the East Bay to the South Bay seems like an awfully tough nut to crack.Posted by Neil on September 6, 2009 09:35 AM
I agree that there will be a sizable revenue makeup. However, I don't think it's a choice between that and soldiering on indefinitely at the Coliseum. There may be times when a San Jose A's team gets some limited amount of revenue sharing. It's still better for MLB fiscally than what they're getting now.
Commercialization = Selling every conceivable, visible surface within the stadium. It won't be pretty.Posted by Marine Layer on September 6, 2009 12:38 PM
Bart won't get extended. They just threatened to strike, which would have left 340,000 people scrambling to find a way to get to work, and only called off the strike at the 11th hour because of the tremendous ill will that the bart union workers generated among the public (you should see the comments section in the SF Chronicle online (sfgate.com) about the threatened strike). People on the peninsula have a pretty easy drive down 101 or 280 into San Jose, and Caltrain runs into downtown San Jose too. But I don't know how attendance will be with what's happening in the economy here (foreclosures, unemployment, layoffs, etc.), especially if a new ballpark means higher ticket prices as we've seen around the country at other new ballparks.Posted by Chris on September 6, 2009 08:19 PM
Let's Go Oakland! is a group of A's fans, business people, labor leaders, and government officials who are committed to keeping the A's in Oakland.
But it's about much more than just building a ballpark. As part of a larger plan to build new hotels, restaurants, and cafes, a new destination stadium will attract visitors from all over the region. Like AT&T Park in Mission Bay did for San Francisco, our ballpark will be a catalyst to bring new investment and jobs to Oakland, kick-starting the next phase of our community's successful economic development.
If you support Oakland -- if you support the A's -- we hope you'll stand with us. Sign our petition, and urge Major League Baseball and team ownership to keep the A's in Oakland!
http://www.letsgooakland.com/Posted by OAKLANDathletics on September 8, 2009 02:51 PM
The first phase of the BART extension into Silicon Valley will break ground later this month--already approved--contract was at 55% of the original estimate--saving more than $100M for BART---not sure what point Chris is trying to make equating the avoided strike to extension into the Silicon Valley--you can bet the high tech leaders will be working hard to capture stimulus dollars for not only HSR but also the BART project to bring into downtown sooner than currently forecast--Posted by SanJoseA's on September 8, 2009 05:19 PM
If the A's belong in Sacramento, who's going to pay for it, the Governator?Posted by Let's Go Oakland on September 28, 2009 02:38 PM


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We know that the principalship is important, but only in recent years have we been able to quantify just how important. More than a decade of rigorous research by the Wallace Foundation has confirmed that the quality of leadership is second only to the quality of instruction in school-based factors that affect student learning. But do not let that "second" label lead you to believe schools can do without effective leadership. The Wallace Foundation was unable to identify a single instance of a school turning around to become high achieving without a strong, skillful leader. To further quantify the principal's impact, a research project led by Robert Marzano calculated that a full 25 percent of schoolwide achievement can be attributed to how the principal chooses to dedicate time, what the principal emphasizes, and the culture the principal fosters.
Unfortunately, support for the principal has not grown along with our understanding of the role's importance. Like most professionals, principals need opportunities to update their knowledge, improve their skills, and connect with colleagues in professional learning networks. These activities take time. And money. Such activities are perfectly appropriate uses for the $2.5 billion allocated under Title II of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA).
But the funds are not used that way. The federal government has expanded the list of "allowable uses" so broadly that principal professional development does not even register on the radar. Schools are forced to compete for those funds with other important priorities like class-size reduction, teacher recruitment, teacher development, and others. As a result, according to data from the U.S. Department of Education, of the 44 percent of funds used for professional development, a meager 4 percent was dedicated to principal development.
That low level of funding would matter far less if we were not in the midst of a crisis in the principalship. As high stakes accountability and pressures mount, it is becoming more difficult to find well-prepared professionals who are willing to occupy the principal's chair. And when we find them, it is even more difficult to keep them. It takes five to seven years for a principal to lead a culture change that will really last in a school. Yet, only 27 percent of principals felt supported enough to remain in place for year five. That means most high school principals are not in place to see their freshman class graduate. More importantly, only one in four schools has an opportunity to see a change initiative through to completion. A new leader introduces new priorities and school communities pay the price of the jerky stop-and-start of school improvement plans.
Fortunately, we can now begin to change that condition. While Congress discusses the next version of ESEA, NASSP along with the National Association of Elementary School Principals and the American Federation of School Administrators have proposed that Congress require 10 percent of Title II funds be dedicated to principals' ongoing development.
To raise awareness of the need for more professional development for principals, we have launched the #PD4Principals campaign. We invite everyone who is concerned about the issue to tweet with the hashtag and a link back to this blog entry (www.nassp.org/title2). To make the tweet more personal, take a picture with one of our campaign posters and tweet the picture to members of Congress:
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Skiing in the Crimea
As strange as it may sound, the Crimea can bego not only for a beach holiday, but also in winter, to practice any kind of sport. Southern Peninsula is famous for its ski slopes, offering a relaxed and hospitable people and excellent opportunities for recreation.
The equipment and lines
The main ski resort of Crimea - is the Ai-Petri. The season begins at the famous hill at the end of December, when the Ai-Petri established reliable snow cover. Continue driving is possible up to the end of April, which allows to come to the Crimea on the ski slopes of the many thousands of their fans. Ai-Petri Crimea called the most snow point.
Trails are located at a height of one kilometer, anddepth of snow cover makes it possible to ride, and fans of traditional skiing and lovers of freeride and snowboarding fans. Climatic conditions on the Ai-Petri is quite suitable for a comfortable slip: the temperature rarely drops below 5, and the wind speed exceeds 6 m / s.
Glory belongs to the creation of the resort club"Ai-Petri", whose members have invested a lot of effort and money in modern equipment runs. Today, the Ai-Petri operates nine yoke, which bring athletes to the starting point at a speed of two thousand people per hour. Trails in the Crimean resort have different markings complexity, their length exceeds 200 meters, and to use them will be pleasant and safe even for beginners.
Another ski Crimean Mecca - Angarapass. The resort is located near Simferopol, and therefore has long been a favorite vacation spot of locals. On the pass line has three yoke, and problems with the queues does not occur. The difference in height on the Angarsk pass is just 750 meters, athletes with primary and secondary level of training here feel quite confident. However, there are also advanced, where to catch the adrenaline: the second and third stage of the Angara slopes requires excellent knowledge of ski technique. Here you can meet and rocks, and the slope up to 60 degrees, and the track, laid in the beech forest.
Activities and excursions
The ski resorts of Crimea provide excellentthe ability to not only spend time in their favorite sport, but also to get acquainted with the local sights. In winter, the peninsula is not filled with droves of tourists, and therefore have the opportunity to visit all the museums and famous places with special comfort. Especially because the compactness of the peninsula and the small distances between cities make it possible to combine active and cognitive tourism.


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2 For it is told also to vs, as to hem. And the word that was herd profitide not to hem, not meynd to feith of tho thingis that thei herden.
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4 he seide thus in a place of the seuenthe dai, And God restide in the seuenthe dai from alle hise werkis.
5 And in this place eftsoone, Thei schulen not entre in to my reste.
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7 Eftsoone he termyneth sum dai, and seith in Dauith, To dai, aftir so myche tyme of tyme, as it is biforseid, To dai if ye han herd his vois, nyle ye hardne youre hertis.
8 For if Jhesus hadde youun reste to hem, he schulde neuere speke of othere aftir this dai.
9 Therfor the sabat is left to the puple of God.
10 For he that is entrid in to his reste, restide of hise werkis, as also God of hise.
11 Therfor haste we to entre in to that reste, that no man falle in to the same ensaumple of vnbileue. For the word of God is quyk,
12 and spedi in worching, and more able to perse than any tweyne eggid swerd, and stretchith forth to the departynge of the soule and of the spirit, and of the ioynturis and merewis, and demere of thouytis, and of intentis and hertis.
13 And no creature is vnuisible in the siyt of God. For alle thingis ben nakid and opyn to hise iyen, to whom a word to vs.
14 Therfor we that han a greet bischop, that perside heuenes, Jhesu, the sone of God, holde we the knoulechyng of oure hope.
15 For we han not a bischop, that may not haue compassioun on oure infirmytees, but was temptid bi alle thingis bi lycnesse, with oute synne.
16 Therfor go we with trist to the trone of his grace, that we gete merci, and fynde grace in couenable help.


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Seattle Police officer Tom Burns loves to tell his story of the complicated relationship between drug dealers, drug users and – the squirrels of Kinnear Park.
Based in lower Queen Anne, the park is a true urban forest, offering more than 14 acres of trails, trees, impressive viewpoints…and scampering squirrels.
But late last year, it became the site of some pretty hefty drug dealing, which police attributed to Honduran gangs moving in from Belltown. That led to tension between the dealers and their clients, which would have been normal (bad drugs, money, violence), had it not been for the squirrels.
Turns out, the heavier the drug traffic, the fewer the squirrels.
As police moved in to get the situation under control, Officer Burns, who patrols the area, started getting complaints from druggies – not just about bad drugs, but about what the dealers were doing to the squirrels.
According to Burns, who is known as the "mayor of Kinnear Park," his informants told him the dealers "eat the squirrels and we don't like that. The squirrels are our friends."
Turns out the dealers set traps in the hillside, and after a hard day's work of selling drugs, collected their bonus meal of fresh squirrel, Burns said.
A lot of people may think squirrels are just rats with furry tails, but what's a park without them?
This blogger, of the Rocky and Bullwinkle generation, has never eaten squirrel and doesn't intend to. But a quick look online uncovered several squirrel recipes here and here, the latter of which describes the small rodent as "tasteful, sweet and tender" meat.
There is a happy ending to this tale; the squirrels are back in Kinnear Park. The police – along with active, concerned neighbors and the Parks and Neighborhood departments – have done an amazing job to shut down the drug dealing and to make Kinnear Park a safe and wonderful place to hang out this summer.
The tennis courts have new paint and the views from this urban forest are the best in the city. Come and visit.


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Classic caramel apples are such a fun Fall treat that can be made in so many different ways! They are such a great fall treat. With Fall in full swing, I thought it would be fun to share the way I make them with you.
After gathering supplies and toppings, insert sticks into apples, line cookie sheet with wax paper and spray with nonstick cooking spray.
Unwrap caramels (this is where the children really help me out) then melt in saucepan with 2 Tbs. water. Stir over med-low heat until melted and smooth.
After apples have set and cooled on cookie sheet for a few minutes, fold in excess caramel on bottom. I'm sorry I didn't get a good picture of them cooling, I was too preocuppied with the children.
Now the fun part! Roll apples in topping. I pressed them in a little to help them stay on.
Place on cookie sheet and refrigerate for one hour.
Take out and let set a few minutes before serving.
Devour and enjoy!
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9 Washington DC Anthropology Organizations You Should Know About
Studying in our nation's capital puts AU public anthropology students within reach of a number of dynamic, active organizations.
There are opportunities to connect with National Parks, to delve into the history of local schools, and to explore pre-Columbian civilizations. There are grants and fellowships to fund promising field research. There are countless smart, experienced professionals eager to share their knowledge with new anthropologists.
Check out these 9 organizations for a sample of what is at our students' fingertips:
1. Washington Association of Professional Anthropologists
Our town is home to Washington Association of Professional Anthropologists (WAPA), the world's largest regional association of anthropologists. WAPA is a great resource, offering opportunities for networking and learning. They host events, mail out jobs listings, and provide mentorships for their members.
2. The Smithsonian's Department of Anthropology
Beyond the wealth of dinosaur bones and studies on animal evolution, the Smithsonian's Museum of Natural History boasts an active Department of Anthropology. Their collections and archives, online databases and research programs serve as resources for our students' work—and some of our students find internships and jobs with the Smithsonian.
3. The National Park Service's Cultural Anthropology Program
The National Park Service has an amazing Cultural Anthropology Program that works to deepen the connections between cultural communities and the places that are central to their history and culture. They team up with a network of anthropologists across the country and with partner organizations. Their program office is based in D.C.
4. The Pre-Columbian Society of Washington, DC
The Pre-Columbian Society of Washington, D.C. (PCSWDC) is a community of people interested in the civilizations that populated the Americas before the time of Columbus. They host an annual symposium and a number of talks, discussions, and museum visits around D.C. and they also deliver a newsletter to interested parties outside the area.
5. Charles Sumner School Museum
The Charles Sumner School was among the first public school buildings opened for D.C.'s black community. The building now holds a museum housing public school archives and records and offers meeting spaces for events and gatherings.
6. The Smithsonian's Anacostia Community Museum
Opened in 1967 as the Anacostia Neighborhood Museum, the Anacostia Community Museum has a strong history in the African American museum movement. It continues to offer documentation, exhibits, and programming concerned with D.C. communities – and it hosts interns and fellows.
7. The Explorer's Club
The Explorer's Club is an international professional organization based in New York, with a focus on supporting multidisciplinary field research. The Explorers' Club Washington Group is the organization's largest local chapter and hosts talks and events, such as a recent talk by underwater anthropologist Robert Neyland. They also offer Exploration and Field Research Grants to local graduate students.
8. The Cosmos Club Foundation
The Cosmos Club is a privates social club for individuals who have distinguished themselves in the science, literature, and the arts and humanities. Their foundation offers small, highly competitive research grants for D.C. graduate students whose work promises to increase public knowledge. The Club invites the winners to present their research, and hopes that many recipients will go on to become members of the Club themselves.
9. The Institute for Policy Studies
The Institute for Policy Studies is the nation's oldest progressive, multi-issue think tank. The organization brings together public scholars and organizers to carry out work focused on social justice issues. They offer fellowships, jobs and internships, in addition to putting on events.
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Psalm 130 Modern English Version (MEV)
Psalm 130
A Song of Ascents.
1 From the depths I call on You, O Lord!
3 If you, O Lord, should keep track of iniquities,
5 I wait for the Lord, with bated breath I wait;
7 Let Israel wait for the Lord!
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How Do i Cure Hemorrhoids And Relive My Pain Fast?
How do i cure hemorrhoids? They are painful and cause burning, itching and swelling. Many people each year experience cases so severe that blood loss even occurs. Read these simple instructions to find out how to cure hemorrhoids easily.
- The most important step to getting hemorrhoid relief is keeping the area clean.
- Frequent baths are ideal when trying to treat this condition and can offer temporary relief from all that pain and discomfort.
- Be warned however, cleaning products such as soap or body washes should not be used since this could make matters worse.
- Warm water on your own will suffice for this.
- Cold compresses can also be used for temporary relief.
- Apply directly to the anus in order to reducing swelling and discomfort.
- This in turn will provide some extra rest from the burning an itching.
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If your district is like mine, you've been mandated to teach with a whole new curriculum this year. Lots of people are overwhelmed by this due to Common Core revamping. Everyone wants to see teachers using technology and asking higher level questions rather than the explicit A) B) C) D) choices we've taught to all these years. I applaud the Common Core and have been teaching these standards now so I know what they are. There is no trouble there. On the other hand, all the new curriculum is almost too much to process. I needed a way to break it down into bite size chunks. Out swimming today I got an inspiring vision of how I might do just that and be more productive in my teaching week.
I decided to map out the content areas in my lesson plan book with 3 blocks. I have read a lot about the brain and I know it can only process one thing at a time and new concepts at a time. For this reason, I think I will draw three big circles for each content area and start to categorize what the TE is telling e to do through those 3 "neuro pathways." I'm hopeful about this. The phrase "Keep it simple stupid (KISS)" is very wise indeed. In a way, this is what we do for our kids when introducing it to ourselves. If we are to internalize the Common Core and a new curriculum, we're got to first swallow it ourselves. Let's face it, not everyone can swallow this elephant whole.


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Thursday, December 28, 2017
Enhancing Scientific Abilities in the Gifted Population
Scientific abilities allows someone to understand and work with scientific process by using use inductive and deductive reasoning to come to valid and logical conclusions. In other words, scientific thinking abilities with a special talent for the science. Its kind of a definition that leads a little to be desired in its circular thinking but it kind of puts us in the right area.
When matched with creativity scientific thinking leads to new discoveries and paradigm shift type thinking that can impact society in ma-mouth ways. Science will investigate what we already understand and break it down or build it up to gain greater knowledge. However, creativity allows for cognitive leaps that lead to whole new ways of constructing information into new forms and models. It changes the way we think.
Creativity is a subconscious process and takes considerable time. Some people tap their unconscious more than others and are thus able to be more creative. It is based in our ability to solve problems on a deeper cognitive level and then draw forth those solutions to an "aha" experience that solves the problem more wholistically than existing models. This is where the actual magic occurs.
Giftedness can often be found in mathematical, scientific, technical, linguistic, social, and musical arenas. In the scientific domains there are factors that impact their success and failure. According to a meta-analysis of other studies the motivation and self-conception seem to be the biggest blocks to actual high performance (Heller, 2011):
Motivation: Success comes through practice, practice and more practice. The need to create goals that allow for meaningful work and the push toward a solid outcome is important. Many highly intelligent people have lots of interest but a lack of time to complete them all. Helping them find an overriding goal that interests them throughout their careers can be exceptionally important in creating a positive outcome down the road.
Self-Conception: The ability to integrate experiences into a complete whole. This takes significant time as the person disintegrates their previous experiences and reforms them into a new self. Gifted people often think of themselves as different and have received considerable negative feedback from society unless placed in an environment where their skills are encouraged. Helping them come to a new realization of identity and self leads to higher performance.
What is the return on investment for society? Beyond the exceptional thinking of abilities of this population the most extraordinary gifted take greater care to protect and advance society. They feel a sense of obligation with their talents and end up producing new ways of thinking to advance society to higher forms. Their innate characteristics make the return an often high one beyond what we can currently imagine. Foster giftedness among the many different skill levels and variables in natural life can lead to higher societal growth whether this is in the economic, scientific, artistic or political realms.
Because we are not maximizing the potential of the nation and the highly skilled people within it I advocate for gifted programs in higher education institutions. Universities and educational systems that have unused resources and facilities should seriously consider attracting, enhancing and developing gifted graduates from around the world as they not only contribute to the advancement of society in a rapidly changing global world but also to the institution's brand image. Advanced programs, scholarships, visas, job placement, patent help and counseling services are part of the process of exceptional outputs. Such institutions will likely find their brand image go up and their financial resources improve as private/public philanthropic resources support this population and employers who are wiling to provide funds to sponsor the highest quality recruits. The end result is a population that develops new ideas that enhances both their employers and the institution that groomed them through their creative capacity that often leads to tangible benefits.
Heller, K. (2007). Scientific ability and creativity. High Ability Studies, 18 (2).
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New manager for lady footballers
Tipperary lady intermediate footballers take on Kerry in their opening league encounter in Cahir this Sunday (2pm) under a new management team.
The new manager of the Tipp ladies football team is Sean Donovan who took on the role two weeks ago after being asked to do the job by the new Ladies Football County Board Chairman Tommy Campbell.
Tipp played in the senior ranks last year and are now in the intermediate division and will play Kerry,Cavan,Fermanagh, Mayo,Galway,Clare and Waterford in the league prior to the start of the championship.
"I am excited about the opportunity, I believe if the work is put in by everybody involved that we can repeat the success of the 2008 All-Ireland in a few years time," said Sean who is a former Chairman and Treasurer of Moyle Rovers Ladies Football Club.
The new Tipp intermediate football manager said the experience he received over the last six years being involved with ladies football in Moyle Rovers will help him carry out his duties.
" It is a marvellous opportunity for me, an opportunity that would not have come my way but for Moyle Rovers and it was great to be part of a very strong team that generated so much success in the last few years," said Sean .
Sean became involved in ladies football in the club as a result of great encouragement from the late Joe McGrath who laid the foundations for the success of the ladies football at the club.
Seans backroom team include coach Eamon Ryan(Ardfinnan),Kay Lyons ,administration,Una O Brien selector, Elaine Powell physio.


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Why does the Left ignore Bilderberg when it's literally made up of mostly white males who represent .0001% of the world's population?
Bernie Sanders launched an entire presidential campaign on striking back against the 1%, and he was also a proponent of diversity, so why won't Bernie supporters speak out against Bilderberg?
The secretive group currently meeting in Chantilly, Virginia, is the source of all the problems Bernie Sanders campaigned on.
"[Bilderberg is] trumpeting the diversity of a conference where less than 25% of the participants are female, which would be a huge step forward, if it were currently 1963," the Guardian's Charlie Skelton pointed out. "And as for racial diversity, there are more senior executives of Goldman Sachs at this year's Bilderberg than there are people of color."
"Perhaps by 'diverse' they mean that some of the participants own hedge funds, whereas others own vast industrial conglomerates. Some are on the board of HSBC, others are on the board of BP. Some are lobbyists, others are being lobbied. That sort of thing."
So why won't the Left separate itself from corporate-controlled globalism? You would think a group of unelected bankers and corporate masters controlling the fate of humanity would be the PERFECT enemy of the Left.
Especially when they're old, white elitists.
The Left is predominantly anti-war, yet Bilderberg was behind many of the world's major conflicts.
The Left is for eradicating poverty, yet Bilderberg wants to concentrate the world's wealth and resources to a handful of people.
The Left is for diversity, yet Bilderberg and similar global bodies lack diversity despite steering major world events.
The Left demands open, representative democracy, yet Bilderberg meets in secret behind closed doors without a record of the proceedings.
So why won't liberals dump the globalists and stand up for the values that supposedly represent the Left?
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And now for something completely different…
Most of us mountain bikers (there's the link!) are coffee or tea snobs and we all believe there are right and wrong ways of making / brewing either one of, or both of these drinks.
Here's my not so unique method of making coffee with an AeroPress. Other guides are available and I didn't invent or come up with this method – I just thought I'd use this blog post as an excuse to take some indoor photos on a windy wet day.
I have only been a coffee snob for about a year and an AeroPress user for half of that.
AND only just decided to try the "inverted" method.
It has the potential of making more mess and spillage likelihood is definitely higher, however for some weird science reason the exact same ingredients seem to make a better and stronger coffee.
Its magic!
For your upside down coffee. You will need:
- a mug
- coffee
- filter
- hot water
- measuring thingumy
- and an AeroPress
Put a filter in the cap and wet it. This keeps it in place more than anything else. If there is another reason I am not sure and would gladly be educated on the topic.
Insert the plunger into the 'other bit' of your AeroPress and position as shown. Upside down. It is not meant to go this way, so be careful and push the plunger about a centimeter in. You don't want coffee, or worse hot water spilling out in a few mins!
Pour in heap of your favourite blend of coffee. Measure it how you like, I think these AeroPress scoops hold about 15g of coffee.
Pour in your boiled, but left-to-stand-for-a-few-mins-to-cool water. Not boiling – it scorches / burns the coffee and doesn't taste very good. Do this carefully and slowly.
If you have had your AeroPress for a while its entirely possible that the seal wont be completely air-tight and hot water will leak. So if you are trying this for the first time – go steady!
Stir for 5-10 seconds. Being careful as the AeroPress is now top heavy and not that stable in this position. I would be holding with the other hand normally but as you can guess there's a camera in my right hand!
Put the cap/filter/bit with the holes on and twist / lock it into place.
Put your camera down and place your mug on top and…
…turn the whole unsteady stack of boiling hot coffee over, all the time trying not to spill it. I put the camera down for this part !
Squeeze it. Press it. Push it. Until you hear it hiss….. Oh yeah!
And you have great tasting upside (inverted) down coffee!
Remember to rinse/wash the AeroPress straight away to prolong its life and usefulness..
Next time – tea! Oh yeah, I'm going there!


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Forum 2013 Conference
National Council of the Forum on End of Life in Ireland Conference 2013
Forum 2013 is a one day conference organised around a range of issues relating to dying, death and bereavement. The theme of the day is "Length of Days, Quality of Life."
The Forum will allow us to explore the different perspectives on longevity: ethical issues at end of life; community responses to dying, death and bereavement and quality of life and ageing.
The theme for this year will look at the many challenges that we face as a society to ensure we live well as we live longer.
Guest speakers
- Professor Göran Hermerén, Professor Emeritus, Medical Ethics, Faculty of Medicine, Lund University, Sweden
- Fergal Keane, Award winning BBC Special Correspondent and author – Mary Holland Commemorative Lecture (In association with The Irish Times)
- Pain management and treatment at end of life.
- Exploring spirituality at end of life.
- Think Ahead – Speak for Yourself.
- Pressing the pause button: Reviewing end-of-life care.
- End of Life Care in the Emergency Department
- Planning for the future when you have dementia.
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The Relationship between Quality and Quantity in Parental Language Input to Deaf or Hard-of-Hearing Children
This work analyzed parent speech in 634 recordings of 151 child-parent dyads by comparing total number of words produced to measures of syntactic, lexical, and pragmatic complexity. These quality measures accounted for 73.7% of the variance in total number of words produced. Further, of 146 dyads for whom multiple recordings are available, 67.1% showed a significant positive correlation between MLU and quantity, suggesting that increasing quantity of speech input is associated with concomitant increases in the quality of that input.
Presenting Author(s):
Jeffry A. Coady, PhD
Jeffry A. Coady, PhD1, Mallene Wiggin, PhD, CCC-SLP1, Allison L. Sedey, PhD, CCC-SLP, CCC-A1, Christine Yoshinaga-Itano, PhD, CCC-A1
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