text: The Value of Adult Learningby Craig FodenJan 27, 2016 *|MC:SUBJECT|* *|MC_PREVIEW_TEXT|* Hi, I'm Craig Foden and I'm currently working for the SROI Network helping with some research and development of the Global Value Exchange. This is the third instalment in a series of blogs. In this blog post I want to share with you some findings from a piece of research into the wider benefits of adult learning. The Value of Adult Learning What change are we looking at? (The Outcome) For this piece of research, the outcome which formed the central point was Adult Learning (change in). This covers a range of activities, from learning in a formal classroom setting towards a nationally recognised qualification, to reading books and attending seminars to increase knowledge around a subject. According to the Department for Business, Innovation & Skills in 2010, 69% of adults in England had participated in some form of education during the previous three years. How do we measure that change? (The Indicators) I identified five possible indicators which could be used to measure Adult Learning (change in): • % of adults participating in formal education • % of adults participating in informal education • % of adults participating in non-formal education • % of adults participating in non-vocational education • % of adults participating in vocational education Data relating to these indicators is available from the National Adult Learner Survey (NALS), which contains information and analysis on levels of adult participation in different forms of education. The NALS is published by The Department for Business, Innovation & Skills, with releases in 2012, 2005, 2002, 2001 and 1997. Links to the most recent NALS report can be found in the Data Source sections of these indicators. How do we value this change? (The Valuation) The valuations used to value Adult Learning use three techniques; 1) Cost or income, 2) Stated preference; contingent valuation - willingness to pay (WTP) and 3) Valuation Wellbeing. Several of the valuations linked to Adult Learning reflect things like the WTP for increased confidence or being a better parent because there was evidence that some adult learning led to these subsequent changes. I felt that these were still relevant for this piece of research due to their close link with Adult Learning and so they are included in the analysis below: Valuation name Value Method Stakeholder Adult learning course £754 per course per participant Cost or income Adult Learning Providers Adult learners WTP for a course which improves life satisfaction £947 per course participant Stated preference - contingent valuation - willingness to pay Adult learners WTP for a course which improves happiness on a day-to-day basis £826 per participant per course Stated preference - contingent valuation - willingness to pay Adult learners WTP for a course which improves confidence in regards to family and others £690 per course participant Stated preference - contingent valuation - willingness to pay Adult learners WTP for a course which improves confidence as a parent due to adult learning £609 per course participant Stated preference - contingent valuation - willingness to pay Adult learners WTP for a course which keeps the mind and body active £693 per participant per course Stated preference - contingent valuation - willingness to pay Adult learners WTP for a course which improves knowledge or skills £847 per participant per course Stated preference - contingent valuation - willingness to pay Adult learners WTP for a course which allows progression into further learning £897 per course participant Stated preference - contingent valuation - willingness to pay Adult learners Employment resulting from adult learning £224 per participant per course Valuation Wellbeing Adult learners Improved health satisfaction resulting from adult learning £148 per participant per course Valuation Wellbeing Adult learners Improved social relationships resulting from adult learning £658 per participant per course Valuation Wellbeing Adult learners Voluntary work resulting from adult learning £130 per participant per course Valuation Wellbeing Adult learners Commentary: The 'Cost or income' technique reflects the cost per participant of a part-time, vocational adult learning course. Initially I thought that this demonstrated the value of the learning from the 'learners' perspective. But it also reflects the cost that the provider has in delivering the learning and so this valuation can be seen as relevant to both stakeholder groups. I'd be keen to hear from readers who agree or disagree. The 'Cost or income' technique does have its limitations and is not always the most revealing, but I feel that it provides a useful context to the other valuations. For example, the figure of £754 is quite similar to the WTP valuations. By triangulating these valuations perhaps we can take some comfort that we are in the right range. The WTP valuations provided plenty of food for thought. There was a consistency between similar valuations e.g. the courses that provided confidence were both valued at approximately £600. The value of courses that led to increased life satisfaction and happiness were also similar at approximately £900. I was particularly intrigued by the similarity of the WTP valuations for courses that provided improved knowledge or skills and progression to further learning. Both of these are just under £900 per person per course. I found this so interesting because in my recent blog I explored the value of knowledge and information. In that blog I concluded that the approximate value of access to knowledge and information (through access to libraries, museums, galleries and the internet) was around £1000 per person, surprisingly close to these WTP valuations. Although these values represent slightly different things, the similarity of these valuations could be used as a rough indication of the monetary value we place on learning. This research allowed me to investigate the Valuation Wellbeing technique. I found this technique particularly interesting because it uses data from the British Household Panel Survey (BHPS) to assess the statistical relationship between a wide range of life circumstances and self-reported levels of wellbeing. This relationship allows for changes in wellbeing associated with adult learning to be expressed with a monetary value. The wellbeing valuation technique is useful as it is based on data relating to the actual experiences of individuals and avoids many of the problems associated with the willingness to pay valuations I relied heavily on in my previous research into the value of knowledge and information. For more information on wellbeing valuations (and other valuation techniques) click here. Using this technique it was found that completing a part time adult learning course led on average to: • An increase in volunteering with a value of £130 per participant per course • Improved social relationships with a value of £658 per participant per course • Increased employment with a value of £224 per participant per course • Improved health satisfaction with a value of £148 per participant per course Interestingly, the increase in wellbeing which results from improved social relationships is valued much higher than improvements in health satisfaction, increased levels of employment and increased levels of volunteering. This suggests that the most beneficial aspect of Adult Learning is the chance to meet people and form new friendships. Improving social relationships is an area of particular importance when considering social value generation, as feelings of loneliness and isolation are associated with various negative outcomes such as depression, low life satisfaction and premature death from illness, disease or medical condition. It is important to note that these valuations only take into account increased feelings of wellbeing for the individual, and not any associated benefits such as income resulting from employment or lower healthcare related expenditure. Does the change lead to any other changes? (Chain of Events) Using the Chain of Events feature on the Global Value Exchange, I found that Adult Learning (change in) led to changes in wide range of outcomes including: • Health satisfaction (change in) • Volunteering (change in) • Strength of social network (change in) • Isolation (change in) • Mental health (change in) • Blood pressure (change in) • Promote gender equality and empower women • Qualification (change in possession of) • Paid employment (change in) • Income (change in) • Community cohesion (Change in) • Life satisfaction (change in) Much of the evidence for the link between Adult learning and these outcomes came from "Valuing the Impact of Adult Learning - An analysis of the effect of adult learning on different domains in life" by Daniel Fujiwara. The report explores in depth how a monetary value can be placed on outcomes associated with adult learning, and would make some great further reading if you find this blog post interesting. Although this list includes most of the outcomes I expected to see resulting from adult learning (and a few more I didn't), I was interested in how these impacts branched out. In order to see the wider impacts that Adult learning has on society, I used the new chain of events mapping feature on the Global Value Exchange. This mapping feature displays an interconnecting web of linked outcomes, showing the far reaching impacts of adult learning. Some of the more unexpected outcomes on the chain of events map were Likelihood of stroke (change in), Death from cancer (change in) and Traffic congestion levels (change in). Although the chain of events map is a great tool for identifying the wider impacts of an outcome, levels of causality should be taken into account as the level of influence that adult learning has on some of these is likely to be very small. I hope you found this blog post interesting. 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Ohrdruf concentration camp
|Concentration camp
View of the camp including a watchtower, barracks, and barbed wire fencing.
Location of Ohrdruf in Germany
|50°50′1″N 10°45′17″E / 50.83361°N 10.75472°ECoordinates: 50°50′1″N 10°45′17″E / 50.83361°N 10.75472°E
|Thuringia, Germany
|Operated by
|German Army, later Schutzstaffel (SS)
|Original use
|Prisoner of war camp
|1944-1945 (as concentration camp)
|Number of gas chambers
|Liberated by
|U.S. Army, April 4, 1945
|Part of a series on
|The Holocaust
Deportations of French Jews
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Ohrdruf concentration camp was a Nazi forced labor and concentration camp located near Ohrdruf, south of Gotha, in Thuringia, Germany. It was part of the Buchenwald concentration camp network and the first Nazi concentration camp liberated by U.S. troops.
Created in November 1944 near the town of Ohrdruf, south of Gotha, in Thuringia, Germany, Ohrdruf was initially a separate forced labour camp directly controlled by the SS-Wirtschafts- und Verwaltungshauptamt (SS-WVHA) but then became a subcamp of the Buchenwald concentration camp near Weimar. It made use of huts originally built in 1940 for Wehrmacht troops using the Truppenübungsplatz nearby as well as other facilities. The camp, code-named Außenlager S III, consisted of a northern and a southern camp, later a tent camp at Espenfeld and a camp at Crawinkel were added. The camp supplied forced labor in the form of concentration camp prisoners for railway construction leading to a proposed communications center, which was never completed due to the rapid American advance.[1][2][3]
By late 1944, around 10,000 prisoners were housed here, through March 1945 the total number sent here was around 20,000, mainly Russians, Poles, Hungarian Jews, some French, Czechs, Italians, Belgians, Greeks, Yugoslavians and Germans. Conditions were atrocious: In the huts there were no beds, "only blood-covered straw and lice". Despite the season, not all prisoners were housed in huts, some were accommodated in stables, tents and old bunkers. Work days were initially 10 to 11 hours long, later 14 hours, involving strenuous physical labor building roads, railways and tunnels. In addition, inmates had to cope with long marches and musterings, total lack of sanitary equipment or medical facilities, insufficient food and clothing.[4]
In January 1945, the SS guards were reinforced by units from Auschwitz.[4] Towards the end of the war, the prisoners were used to construct a subterranean headquarter for the government (Führerhauptquartier) to be used following a possible evacuation of Berlin. It was never completed.[5]
It is still not clear exactly what projects the prisoners of Ohrdruf were working on. Besides the temporary quarters for the Reich leadership, the extensive tunneling and other works at Jonastal point to an armament factory of some kind. There is a theory, advanced by Rainer Karlsch that the facility was intended as (and was in fact used as) a testing site for a German nuclear bomb. Other possibilities are an improved V-2 rocket or long-range jet-powered bombers, but all of this is speculative.[3]
Those unable to work were moved by the SS to Sterbelager: 4,300 sick inmates were moved to Bergen-Belsen concentration camp or the Kleines Lager at Buchenwald. In late March 1945, the camp had a prisoner population of some 11,700 to 13,000. As the American troops advanced towards Ohrdruf, the SS began evacuating almost all the prisoners on death marches to Buchenwald on April 1. During these marches, SS, Volkssturm and members of the Hitler-Jugend killed an estimated 1,000 prisoners. Mass graves were re-opened and SS men tried to burn the corpses. The SS guards killed many of the remaining prisoners in the Nordlager deemed too ill to walk to the railcars. After luring them to the parade ground, claiming that they were to be fed, the SS shot them and left their corpses lying in the open.[1][6]
In addition to those killed on the death marches, an estimated 3,000 inmates died from exhaustion or were murdered inside the camp.[4] Together with those worked to death here but moved elsewhere to die, estimates of the total number of victims are around 7,000.[6]
Ohrdruf was liberated on April 4, 1945, by the 4th Armored Division and the 89th Infantry Division. It was the first Nazi concentration camp liberated by the U.S. Army.[7][8]
When the soldiers of the 4th Armored Division entered the camp, they discovered piles of bodies, some covered with lime, and others partially incinerated on pyres. The ghastly nature of their discovery led General Dwight D. Eisenhower, Supreme Commander of the Allied Forces in Europe, to visit the camp on April 12, with Generals George S. Patton and Omar Bradley. After his visit, Eisenhower cabled General George C. Marshall, the head of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in Washington, describing his trip to Ohrdruf:[1]
... the most interesting—although horrible—sight that I encountered during the trip was a visit to a German internment camp near Gotha. The things I saw beggar description. While I was touring the camp I encountered three men who had been inmates and by one ruse or another had made their escape. I interviewed them through an interpreter. The visual evidence and the verbal testimony of starvation, cruelty and bestiality were so overpowering as to leave me a bit sick. In one room, where they were piled up twenty or thirty naked men, killed by starvation, George Patton would not even enter. He said that he would get sick if he did so. I made the visit deliberately, in order to be in a position to give first-hand evidence of these things if ever, in the future, there develops a tendency to charge these allegations merely to 'propaganda.'
Impact on Allies
Seeing the Nazi crimes committed at Ohrdruf made a powerful impact on Eisenhower, and he wanted the world to know what happened in the concentration camps. On April 19, 1945, he again cabled Marshall with a request to bring members of Congress and journalists to the newly liberated camps so that they could bring the horrible truth about German Nazi atrocities to the American public. That same day, Marshall received permission from the Secretary of War, Henry Lewis Stimson, and President Harry S. Truman for these delegations to visit the liberated camps.[1]
Ohrdruf had also made a powerful impression on Patton, who described it as "one of the most appalling sights that I have ever seen." He recounted in his diary that:[1]
In a shed ... was a pile of about 40 completely naked human bodies in the last stages of emaciation. These bodies were lightly sprinkled with lime, not for the purposes of destroying them, but for the purpose of removing the stench.
When the shed was full—I presume its capacity to be about 200, the bodies were taken to a pit a mile from the camp where they were buried. The inmates claimed that 3,000 men, who had been either shot in the head or who had died of starvation, had been so buried since the 1st of January.When we began to approach with our troops, the Germans thought it expedient to remove the evidence of their crime. Therefore, they had some of the slaves exhume the bodies and place them on a mammoth griddle composed of 60-centimeter railway tracks laid on brick foundations. They poured pitch on the bodies and then built a fire of pinewood and coal under them. They were not very successful in their operations because there was a pile of human bones, skulls, charred torsos on or under the griddle which must have accounted for many hundreds.
Later use
The military training area of Truppenübungsplatz Ohrdruf was taken over in July 1945 by the Red Army, since Thuringia became part of the Soviet occupation zone. The Nordlager was razed. Two memorials to the dead were erected at around this time. Since 1993, the Bundeswehr has been in charge of the area.[9]
Today, the only structures remaining from the camp period are some of the munition bunkers that were also used to house prisoners.[3]
Gallery of Ohrdruf after liberation
- The bodies of prisoners lie stacked in a shed.
- American soldiers walk past the bodies of prisoners killed during evacuation
- An Austrian-Jewish survivor points out the gallows to General Dwight D. Eisenhower
- A survivor views a pile of bodies stacked in a shed
- American soldiers view a gallows
- An American soldier drives past buildings set afire by survivors
- Eisenhower inspects the newly liberated camp.
- Dead German female guard from the Ohrdruf Concentration Camp. She was either killed by the U.S. troops or by the prisoners.
- 1 2 3 4 5 "Ohrdruf". United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Holocaust Encyclopedia. Retrieved 6 August 2014.
- ↑ "Außenlager Ohrdruf". Buchenwald.de. Retrieved 6 August 2014.
- 1 2 3 "Spurensuche in der "Hölle von Ohrdruf" (German)". Ostthüringer Zeitung. Retrieved 6 August 2014.
- 1 2 3 "Außenlager Ohrdruf". Buchenwald.de. Retrieved 6 August 2014.
- ↑ "Außenlager Ohrdruf". Buchenwald.de. Retrieved 6 August 2014.
- 1 2 "Außenlager Ohrdruf". Buchenwald.de. Retrieved 6 August 2014.
- ↑ Ohrdruf Camp Description
- ↑ "The 89th Infantry Division". United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Holocaust Encyclopedia. Retrieved 6 August 2014.
- ↑ "Außenlager Ohrdruf". Buchenwald.de. Retrieved 6 August 2014.
Media coverage
- Frontline: "Memory of the Camps" (May 7, 1985, Season 3, Episode 18), is a 56-minute television documentary that addresses Ohrdruf and other Nazi concentration camps[1][2]
External links
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Buchenwald Ohrdruf concentration camp.
- History of the 602nd Tank Destroyer Battalion - Description of the liberation by Raymond J. Young
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum - The 89th Infantry Division - Liberation of Ohrdruf - Video (April 1945 silent)
- Simmins, Chuck - The Ohrdruf Photos
- ↑ "Memory of the Camps". IMDb. 1985.
- ↑ "Memory of the Camps". TopDocumentaries.com. 1985.

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Negotiate a great deal for your dream carFor many Indians, buying a Car is a dream that comes second only to dream of owning a house
Harsh Roongta
01 Feb 2010
For many Indians, buying a Car is a dream that comes second only to dream of owning a house.
The decision to buy a car, very often, prodded by the promise of financing that
Car dealers advertise. Do not compromise, you can now own a Big car for as little as Rs. 10,000 a month, says an advertisement, egging on all with monthly spare money of Rs. 10000 to own the Big Car.
Here are few tips for you to follow to strike a successful deal for the car purchase.
First decide on the make and model of the car.
If you follow the process given below, you will be able to negotiate better.
Finalise your decision on the car you want to buy. The interest rates vary from car to car so what is on one car may not be available on other car or even on another model of the same car.
Fix the amount of vehicle loan you need. Suppose the car costs Rs. 8 lacs on the road and if you are ready to make a down payment of Rs. 2 lakhs, then freeze your loan amount at Rs. 6 lakhs. Also freeze the loan tenure ( 3 years, 5 years or even more). Interest rates that you get also depend on the loan amount and the loan tenure.
Negotiate to get all discounts on the car in cash rather than as a low interest rate.
Ask around for preliminary quotes for the given loan amount and tenure for the given car. Freeze on the lowest EMI offered. You should also look at the lenders other than suggested by the dealer to widen your choice. Sites like www.apnapaisa.com will help you do this effectively.
Now negotiate on the processing fees (0 1%) most of the times it can be waived. Also there could be charges to getting the hypothecation registered on the RC Book and the Insurance policy. This is the hidden cost which you should be aware of.
Now negotiate for cash discounts that can be adjusted against your down payment. Once that is achieved, you can make a try for small freebies.
Remember to claim your no-claim bonus on the insurance policy for the new car if you have a claim free insurance for the existing car.
So how do finance companies fare as compared to banks? It does not really matter as long as you follow the above steps.
If you have zeroed in for a luxury car which is expensive then you will find that interest rate is cheaper. Lower rate for bigger cars - Why so? Typically manufacturer of luxury cars do not want to devalue their brand name by giving discounts to customers. So they provide these discounts to the chosen lenders/ dealers who then factor in these discounts while working out the interest rates for you. Sometimes these discounts may not be available in cash instead of a cheap financing rate. Sometimes the discount is provided to the Insurance Company to enable issue of a much cheaper insurance policy but this is lot less common as the No Claim Bonus is difficult to workout in such a scenario.
Car loan process involves some paperwork involved but it takes a lot less time than a home loan. Still devil lies in details.
Now that you have finalized the lender, it is time for bank's agent to collect documents supporting proof of income, residence proof, and identity. You may be required to produce copies of IT returns, salary slips, bank statements, passport, driving license, and other relevant documents. These requirements vary from lender to lender.
After submission of documents, it is time for field investigator to visit your home to double check the facts provided in the documents, such as your place of residence, tenure at work place, and so on. It is essential that you are present during this visit to clarify any query that the investigator might have. Otherwise, the investigator might not get all the facts clearly and could report that the facts you provided do not actually add up - thus forcing the lender to reject your loan application.
As proof of identity, you can furnish your passport, driver's license, voter ID, or PAN card. Any one of the above documents with your photograph is proof that you indeed are the person you profess to be. These documents are valid if you reside at the same place as entered in the above-mentioned documents. If you stay as a tenant, different from the one mentioned on your ration card, passport, or voter ID, you can produce utility bills (electricity or telephone) of the place as proof of residence.
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Auto companies have always been passionate about their search for fresh concepts in designing a family vehicle.
But nowadays, there are hardly any secrets to how to do this. Improvements in engine power, a few tweaks on technology, addressing safety issues, defining competitive price points, and coming up with design ideas that can translate to making a difference can be found in almost every sales and marketing kit designed to sway customer decision.
Surprisingly, Kia has found a new way to capture one's curiosity by pushing the envelope with its "Power to Surprise" slogan, a new selling proposition that should embolden the brand's aspirations.
Kia recently brought a group of journalists to Monte Carlo to present the all-new Kia Carens. Of course, launching a Carens in Monaco is already a surprise as the hallowed roads that snake around the tiny capital are perceived to be exclusive grounds to super cars such as Lamborghinis, McLarens, Bentleys, Audis, Ferraris, Porsches and so many other ultra-luxury cars that whiz by at any given time of the day.
But wait, taking the all new Kia Carens for a spin around Monte Carlo was not all about feeling like a wealthy high-roller spending wads of cash at the gaming tables or a James Bond out to break up a crime ring. It was for some privileged Asean motoring journalists to determine if a vehicle like the new Carens can live up to a promise of changing the game of selling family vehicles for Kia.
So however jet-lagged these journalists were from the long-haul trip, they found themselves anticipating a surprise from the much-improved Carens despite the streaking rains of March, the cold winds from the Bay of Monaco, and the temptation to stay indoors, take a few chances at the casino, or just have coffee at the few bars where a cappuccino was already worth the bill of a dinner buffet in Manila.
No one was disappointed at all with driving the Carens.
A seven-seater multipurpose van, the Carens has both beauty and substance. More than good looks built around the tiger nose front grille that is standard issue to every new Kia car during the last couple of years when design chief Peter Schreyer's introduced sweeping changes in style, the Carens offers more space and comfort. This is all because of a significant increase of about 50 millimeters on the wheelbase.
That additional length allowed Kia engineers to open up more room for the driver and passengers, and turn the Carens from a carriage into a personal van capable of taking in more cargo long or wide. The front row and second row seats could be adjusted 60:40; or completely folded for more luggage space.
Thinking business class? There is a foldable table at the back of the front seat that makes eating or use of portable gadgets easy for passengers. The large panoramic sunroof also adds a nice touch to the ambiance inside the cabin, providing enough natural sun or moon light to suit one's inclinations.
A father driving the car and his wife on the front seat can also freely interact with the children at the back through a wide-angle conversation mirror in the overhead console, now a must-have standard for every vehicle with a "family" tag.
"The all-new Carens is another winner from Kia in the small MPV category. Its 7-seat configuration with lots of ample space for mom, dad and the kids makes it an ideal car for a growing family," said Boying Soriano, marketing head of Columbian Autocars Corp., the local distributor of Kia.
This iteration of the Carens is far more advanced and loaded with features down to the engine. Under the hood is a 1.7 diesel engine with maximum power of 136 ps and 33.7 kg-m of torque from just 1750-2500 rp with the manual transmission or 32.6 kg-m with the automatic transmission.
Those numbers might pale in comparison to the current batch of SUVs with 2-liter engines or more, but the Carens lives up to its name as a MPV that delivers a certain level of drivability while still fulfilling its roles as the family van. Kia even improved the view from the driver's seat with a wide sweeping dashboard that offers excellent visibility.
More surprises can be found at the tail end of the van. The cargo security system at the rear keeps important items secure. Also, a storage compartment under the flooring at the rear right in the cargo section can be detached to become a portable flashlight.
All told, the Monaco sneak preview of Carens may be Kia's way of sending a message that it's putting a lot of its chips on the table with this model. And even that guy James Bond should be intrigued with Kia's power to surprise.
The new Carens will be be unveiled in late May. Provisional prices are: P1.14 million for the LX manual transmission, P1.28 million for the LX automatic, and P1.48 million for the higher-spec EX automatic.
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LASIK, "LAser in SItu Keratomileusis" corrects the refractive errors of nearsightedness, farsightedness and astigmatism.
The history of using lasers on the human eye goes back to 1985. It wasn't, however, until October, 1995 that the FDA approved the first Excimer or "cold" laser for PRK treatment for nearsightedness in the United States.
LASIK was first performed in 1990 in Europe and in 1991 in the United States in New Orleans, Louisiana. LASIK then became an "off label" procedure of choice by many outstanding laser surgeons. By 1995, LASIK received FDA approval.
Dr. Teles has been in the forefront of Laser Vision correction ever since the FDA's first approval in 1995.
Over the last 18 years many upgrades and changes in lasers, technology and treatment options for refractive errors have evolved. Since this time millions of patients worldwide have enjoyed the benefits of laser vision correction.
Are you a good candidate for LASIK?
Besides excellent eye health, many other factors come into play to be a good candidate. Age, stability of eyeglass correction, need for bifocals or reading glasses, pupil size, certain medical conditions, amount of correction, availability of time for follow up appointments and realistic expectations of outcome are some of the considerations needed to make this determination.
Dr. Teles' office is equipped with state of the art diagnostic equipment to evaluate corneal and complete eye health. Corneal topography, pachymetry, biomicroscope photography, and spectral microscopy are some of the advanced diagnostic equipment he uses.
Corneal topography is a special video photography of the corneal surface contour. Pachymetry measures corneal thickness. Spectral microscopy photographs actual endothelial cells that line the inner cornea layer. Biomicroscope photography allows instant documentation and viewing by patients of their own tear film, dry eye or corneal surface irregularities.
Further testing is preformed to rule out and/or correct dry eye, allergic eye conditions and other conditions such as cataract and glaucoma. Retinal health is evaluated using the RTA (Retinal Thickness Analyzer). The RTA is the newest "3-D" photographic technology for documenting retinal health issues, such as, diabetes, macular degeneration and glaucoma.
A comprehensive PRE-LASIK evaluation can help find out. In depth communication with patients as the evaluation progresses has always been a hallmark of Dr. Teles' style. Attention to details, goals and especially concerns of patients, allows Dr. Teles to counsel patients as to which laser procedure may be the best.
Unfortunately, not everyone is a good candidate for the LASIK laser procedure. The good news is that many people who are not good candidates for LASIK may be eligible for other laser treatment modalities. LASIK is but one of several other Laser procedures such as PRK or LASEK. For others ocular lens implant surgery may be a good choice.
Alternative Procedure to LASIK
It may be that no laser procedure is realistic and a non-laser procedure such as Corneal Reshaping known as ORTHO-K or CRT may be the best way to achieve one's goals. Age, prescription changes, corneal thickness and corneal health and/or medical issues can influence the selection of the best treatment modality.
Our office provides free Laser Screening Evaluations and a complete laser vision evaluation with routine comprehensive eye and vision examinations. We are happy to answer preliminary questions by e-mail or phone.
You may call or e-mail to inquire for further information or to check if there may be insurance benefits or other options to financially help with your procedure.
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Hello, Friends. How are you? How was your week? Based on the information we have today, it looks like we will shortly have two sexual predators sitting on the Supreme Court. How nice for us.
Last Friday, a couple of readers were thrown off when I mentioned I wish I could block certain people from reading here. They wanted to understand why I would feel that way. I've been thinking about it, and trying to articulate why I feel that way, and I still don't have the words.
I read an article this week, called The Cruelty Is the Point, that puts forth the idea that President Trump and his supporters find community by rejoicing in the suffering of those they hate and fear. They bond by "owning the libs." I think there's a lot of evidence that that's true — Trump now controls all 3 branches of government, yet his supporters still approach the world as victims. (Which reminds me, did you see this Trevor Noah segment? "Trump's most powerful tool is that he knows how to wield victimhood. He knows how to offer victimhood to the people who have the least claim to it.")
Perhaps you're a Trump supporter, and you feel that you can support Trump, while having no desire to "own the libs." I don't believe that's possible. What are your thoughts on this?
Here are a few things I've collected for you this week:
– Justice. The police officer who killed Laquan McDonald, was found guilty of murder.
– The Alternative Limb Project makes stylish & artistic prosthetic limbs for people who want to express their personality through those items.
– I would like to see more essays from men grappling with this."I watched a rape. For five decades, I did nothing." (WP)
– A student of Georgetown Prep confirms the school is a study in misogyny.
– This blog collects images of control panels.
– Fury is a political weapon. And women need to wield it. (NYT)
– From Roxane Gay in the New York Times, "We gild women's suffering with both inevitability and nobility."
– A review of Wendy Goodman's book about élite homes, called May I Come In? The photo at top, taken by Dean Kaufman, is from the book and features the Tiffany-blue living room in Benjamin Noriega-Ortiz and Steven Wine's Rockaway apartment.
– Dear dads: Your daughters told me about their assaults. This is why they never told you. (WP)
– What to expect when a woman accuses a man in power.
– I was interviewed on the Positively Creative podcast and had such a good time!
– Why Conservative Women Are Ok with Harassment.
– We don't take the pain of IUD insertion seriously.
– A Nobel Peace Prize for anti-rape activists.
– We pulled out our box of Halloween decorations on Wednesday. You too?
I hope you have a good weekend. I'll meet you back here on Monday. I miss you already.


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Even though London is one of my favorite cities in the world for sentimental reasons, I can't bring myself to go back and revisit it. When Rolf Potts' Vagabonding posted an argument on return travel, for those who enjoy traveling to the same place over and over again, I couldn't help but disagree.
I am constantly thinking of traveling to places I haven't been to before not only because I want to see as much of this world as I possibly can, but also because I'm just plain old scared to go back to London and here's why:
My Old Travel Mates Are No Longer by My Side
I lived and worked in London with my two closest friends for six months and if I go back it will most likely be without them. The three of us reunite in our stateside hometowns from time to time and always reminisce about everything we did in London from the parks and pubs to the museums and theatre. We have so many memories there that only we and we alone shared. I feel like they are the only ones who understand just how special our time in London was and to go back and revisit our old haunts, mostly yummy restaurants and food markets, without them wouldn't be as much fun as it was before.
I Won't Be Showing Up to the Office for Work
I could have worked any old job while in London but I had the chance to work in the best office a girl could ask for. My co-workers were so welcoming and encouraging and became good friends to me that I still keep in touch with and if it wasn't for this job, I probably wouldn't be working in publishing today. While I could still see some of these people if I were to go back, others are no longer there and the small cozy office I commuted to everyday is now vacated by some other company. I can't just waltz through the door now, say hello to everyone, and go about my day – the consistency is missing.
The Housemates Aren't Home
I could certainly go back to my home away from home on Cranhurst Road but the housemates won't be there. My house mates were a great mix of people from all over the world including South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, France, and Germany. These people became an instant second family that were always around for a laugh, a drink, and a Christmas dinner. They have all since gone back to their hometowns and thank God for Facebook that allows us to stay in touch but when I go back to London, I will now leave my bags at a random hotel devoid of the comforts of a home.
The Little Things That Make Me Wince
If I go back I will inevitably engage in the small mundane activities that I used to do all the time in London and those are the things that will be the hardest to bear. Simply topping up my Oyster Card, walking along the cobblestone side streets from Soho Square to Covent Garden, reading trashy newspapers on the Tube during rush hour, and popping into Sainsbury's for a quick snack all have the ability to make me miss London with a hurt so bad that it will cause me to cancel my return flight and stay there forever. These things seem unimportant to others but they are the things that made up a routine in a life I created for myself there.
I know that I can't hold onto the past and that things have to change and that I should just appreciate what I had in London, right? I believe all that and could not be more grateful of my time in that wonderful city, but I am going to let myself miss it a little bit more and wish I could relive the past all over again. I'll go back when I'm good and ready so for right now I'll go somewhere new if that's alright with you.


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Praised be Jesus Christ and Mary His Most Holy Mother! We come today to the Last Sunday of the Church's Year of Grace, the Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ the King. Next week when we come to Holy Mass we will see the solemn and somber color of violet reminding us that we have placed our feet once more along the path of holiness as we begin a New Year of Grace on the First Sunday in Advent. The poet T.S. Eliot wrote in his wonderful poem Ash Wednesday that the Church journeys as a ship along the violet and violet of the seas. He was referring to one Advent following another.
The Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ the King is of relatively recent origin; it was established in 1923. At that time an unprecedented persecution of the Church had begun in Spain and in Mexico. From 1936 to 1939 over 4,000 priests were killed in Spain and more than 20,000 religious sisters and brothers. Many were killed in terrible ways. Some were clubbed into unconsciousness and fed to the wild animals of the zoos. In Mexico churches were burned and many were tortured in unbelievable ways. This official persecution of the Church in Mexico lasted until 1992.
At the time the Church established the Feast of Christ the King. This was to remind all the faithful that Our Lord is not only the Lord and God of individuals but also of nations and all society. As our father and patron St. Paul the Apostle reminds us, Oportet illum regnare. (He must reign). Christ is King of all the faithful but also of all the nations. Therefore all of society must be subject to his rule. When the Mexican martyrs were being executed they cried out Viva Cristo Rey! Long live Christ the King!
May we too ever have that phrase upon our lips. May Christ reign in our hearts and souls; may Christ reign over our families; may Christ reign over our nation and all the peoples of the world!
Today at the 11.00am Mass we honor all the parish volunteers and bless them. It is most fitting that we do so on this Feast but also on the Sunday before Thanksgiving Day. For without our volunteers we would have no parish. Today also we honor and bless all of our Founding Parishioners. These heroic men and women founded our parish and remember Mass being celebrated even before the Church was built. They are our founders in the faith and today we recognize and honor their service. We also pray for all our former pastors: Monsignor Potterton, Father Galloway, Monsignor Eugene Murphy, our beloved Monsignor Costa and Monsignor Clerkin. May God reward and bless each of them.
Finally may I extend sincere gratitude to all of you, the parishioners of St. Paul. Your sacrificial giving allows all of the wonderful things happening at St. Paul's to occur. I never forget you in my prayers because I realize that every crust of bread that touches my lips is your gift.
May God bless all of you then on this Thanksgiving Day which is celebrated on Thursday. Why not begin it in the right way by attending Holy Mass on Wednesday at 7.30pm in the Church? Let us give thanks to the Lord our God…It is right and just! There will also be Mass at 9.00 am (note the change from the usual 8.00) on Thursday, Thanksgiving Day itself. Later in the day I will be having my Thanksgiving Dinner with the Little Sisters of the Poor for whom I served as chaplain for 13 years. They are ever grateful for all you do for them.
Please save the date of Friday May 16th. It will be our annual parish party held at the Cottage of the Milleridge Inn, our neighbors and parishioners. We are all grateful to Mrs. Paula Maturo and her committee who have already been working for several months so that we may all have a pleasant, enjoyable and grace-filled evening.
May God bless and reward each of you. I would like to purchase an altar crucifix and candles for both the Church and the Chapel. If you would like to memorialize your loved ones by contributing to this, please see me after Mass or call the parish office. Thank you for all you have done to make our Church and chapel fitting places of worship of the God of All Goodness and Mercy.
In Jesus and Mary,
Monsignor James F. Pereda


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Moving around underwater in a diving suit is a lot less fun than it sounds. To survive at the deepest depths, divers need enormous, cumbersome, pressure-resistant suits that limit their mobility. But the Navy is sick of trading survivability for flexibility, no matter how far into the briny deep its divers wade.
In the Navy's most recent round of technology solicitations to small businesses, the seafaring service is looking for someone to develop a lightweight atmospheric diving suit that weighs under 400 pounds and can withstand pressure at 1,000 feet below sea level. If the weight requirement still sounds pretty heavy, consider that the current generation of deep-sea suits can weigh thousands of pounds, limiting what divers can do in them.
According to the solicitation, the new diving suit is for "expeditionary diving and salvage forces" (.pdf) and retrieving "high value material" in "austere environments." Unlike the bulky suits divers currently wear -- really more like one-person submarines -- these might be light enough so divers can propel themselves with their own feet. (Current models use thrusters, not divers' legs.) Still, a wetsuit this ain't: It's still a self-contained pressure suit.
It's also extremely dangerous to dive below a few hundred feet without one of these single-serving subs. Below 500 feet, a neurological disorder called high-pressure nervous syndrome can kick in, which can lead to drowsiness and tremors. Breathing nitrogen and oxygen at depths below 300 feet can also cause blackouts and even death. Saturation diving, which relies on gradually acclimating to underwater pressure over time, isn't perfect either. Surfacing too quickly can result in the bends, a form of decompression sickness caused by nitrogen bubbles expanding and becoming stuck in vital organs.
To prevent death from happening at these extreme depths, bulky atmospheric suits maintain a steady internal pressure of one standard atmosphere, or one atm -- the same as the mean pressure at sea level. That also means deep-sea divers don't have to depressurize when surfacing. But the Navy notes: "This size and cumbersome configuration severely constrains its use."
Some experimental suits have some of the functionality the Navy wants. Canadian firm Nuytco Research recently developed an atmospheric diving suit called the Exosuit ADS, which can descend to 1,000 feet -- its crush depth is double that -- and weighs between 500 to 600 pounds, just over the Navy's requirement. Divers can wear flipper boots in addition to the suit's thrusters. And the Nuytco model uses a foam coating of teeny, tiny microbubbles to keep divers' limbs buoyant. The suit also has artificial hands controlled by handles contained inside.
Nor is the Navy is the only part of the military giving divers a boost. The Pentagon's blue-sky research agency Darpa wants to develop a sensor system that can detect signs of decompression sickness in divers, and adjust for it by squirting small amounts of nitric oxide into divers' lungs when there's danger. But those divers won't be operating at extreme depths. For that, you'll still need a clunky suit -- though a lighter one. With flipper boots.


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Wave of Darkness is another Early Access title on Steam. It's got a lot to do in it and it's not too far off completion, depending on community feedback – which the developers, Dreamatrix, seem to be keeping a close eye on and are responding to fairly regularly on the forums. It's got a lot on its plate and with it being designed to be challenging and not hold your hand, it doesn't necessarily do itself justice to anyone but those that are really into those sorts of games.
I love my RPGs and I'm more than willing to give anything of the genre a chance, and I think Wave of Darkness definitely is for those that are already very capable in these sorts of games, that have the archaic "old school" attitude to working everything out for yourself. For some it will be a breath of fresh air but many will find the scattered tooltips in the tutorial less than helpful – and the tutorial quest confusing and unclear.
There is a lot going on in the game. The HUD itself is a little confusing at first, mostly due to there being buttons for things like dwarven glossary amidst the inventory and character sheet buttons. The number of buttons sort of relays how much there is to the game once you start opening menus and see just what each one entails. Each one is filled with information that may or may not be needed, but it shows just how much is available for you as a player as well.
Inventory should be straightforward, as should skills and character sheet – but it's not so. Your inventory is fairly small but can be expanded by differing types of bags that will allow you to carry a ridiculous amount of items. Skills comprise of bonuses to hit chance, resistances, crafting and faith (magic points) regen; which I can't say have been appealing as rewards for levelling up. The character sheet doesn't have tooltips for any of the attributes so you're left completely in the dark as to what you are specifically getting out of the stat increases. It leaves behind the empowerment of levelling up, and even through those hit chance increases, it didn't seem to do me a huge amount of good.
Combat is looking to be reworked and for good reason, it's currently not very fun; in that way – as well as the story being quite strong – it reminds me of Morrowind. It's frustrating to watch your character attempt to hit stuff and miss the enemy just as often. I was supplied with save games across multiple sections of the game and I didn't find that my character could hit anything with much success in any of them. The fact that you have to increase your chances to hit via levelling skills just made it so I could try and be better in one area of the game, before getting past it and then struggling to hit another type of enemy I hadn't skilled into.
In the end I relied on hitting enemies with spells – which I don't fully understand how to create properly – which seemed to do the job far better and quicker, though the waiting on cooldowns was a little annoying. Spells however, are interesting; you can make them and then level them up, and you can have as many as you like so long as you have the spell runes to make them. You can choose between protection, missile and ward, and then lay a few runes in there and create it if it sounds any good. It's a really neat way of handling spells and as they are really powerful it's something worth exploring lots of variations of.
The other thing that really stood out for me was the storytelling. It's full of dialogue– though your character is unpleasant – but only with some NPCs and it uses words selectively to give you less direct hints for quests, which can either make things more challenging or needlessly obscure. Some of the quests are made more interesting through this but others like the tutorial are made confusing since it says one thing but could mean another. I spent far too much time on the tutorial trying to find a way around a blockade, when really it meant for me to take a boat trip directly to the town I was trying to reach.
Wave of Darkness still has a way to go but if it can sort out the issues with combat and user accessibility, it will have a lot to offer anyone who likes the genre as its strength lies in its quests and storytelling. Once the combat is reworked it may be a lot easier to enjoy but unless you're a big fan of these sorts of games you may want to hold off until that's sorted out.


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Riot Games revealed Friday the talent lineup for its inaugural Rift Rivals event, three mini tournaments taking place among the top placing League of Legends teams from multiple regions.
The competition between North America and Europe will include many fan favorites from the casting and analyst desks of both regions. The lovable European casting duo Martin "Deficio" Lynge and Trevor "Quickshot" Henry, as well as Eefje "Sjokz" Depoortere will be present along side North America's Sam "Kobe" Hartman-Kenzler and Joshua "Jatt" Leesman among others.
Particular standouts that will join the cast include Maurice "Amazing" Stückenschneider, jungler for the EU LCS team Mysterious Monkeys, Jonas "Trashy" Andersen, jungler for Splyce, and Neil "pr0lly" Hammad, the head coach for H2K.
For the tournament between China, Korea, and Taiwan, OGN casters Chris "PapaSmithy" Smith and Max "Atlus" Anderson of OGN's LCK English cast will be present, as will Indiana "Froskurinn" Black, the face of English casting for the Chinese region, and Barento "Razleplasm" Mohammed.
For the Japan, Oceania, and Southeast Asia tournament, a number of the talent will be coming straight from the OPL in the form of Joshua "Jish" Carr-Hummerston, head coach of Chief eSports Club, Bryce "EGym" Paule, the support player for the Chiefs, and Jake "Jayke" Paulsen, the team captain and support player for AVANT GARDE.
Rift Rivals starts Monday and last until July 9, with five battle grounds. The two competitions that haven't gotten their English cast announced is the battle between the Russian region vs. Turkey, and the battle between Latin America North, South, and Brazil.
Cover photo courtesy of Riot Games


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As we all know, this is the time of year where clothing stores are doing the most sales, coupons and discounts, and putting up the most flashy extravagant sale signs in their stores or in their newsletters, and trying to get people to buy for the holidays.
I personally don't get into the holidays (except for new year's eve and day). But I do occasionally buy one of the holiday sales that are going around on the interwebs/stores, since of course they offer up better promotions and deals than what they normally offer up.
This is why I thought to snag a couple of things that I thought were super cute from the places that I typically shop at the most; like Amazon, Forever 21, etc, and show you guys some of the clothing items that I recently purchased.
So don't be afraid to go on and click the video down below, and see all the goodies I got.
Enjoy the rest of 2016 and I hope you have a wonderful day.
Bye guys!


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Sleep Paralysis Horror Photography
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Dark Water Horror Portraits
I took these dark water horror portraits of my amazing sister in law at the weekend. It was raining super hard, we filled the paddling pool with water and used
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Artist, Judith Braun, has created a unique fingerprint installation that will be on view and open to the public in our lobby through June 2016.
A New York based artist known for her ongoing fingerprint drawing series, "Symmetrical Procedures," she has completed 29 site-specific fingerprint wall drawings. Braun sets just three criteria for her work: they must be symmetrical, abstract and in a carbon-based medium.
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Predictions for Melissa and Ade After So You Think You Can Dance
I'm always coming up with lots of things that I'd like to write about on this blog. Some of them I just don't have the time to write (which is why I'm glad I've found some help for the site) and others just don't turn out as nice as they sound in my brain. We'll see how this one turns out and decide if we should start making this a tradition after every elimination show.
So, here are my predictions of what will happen with Melissa and Ade after So You Think You Can Dance.
Melissa Sandvig
I don't think we're likely to see much of Melissa after the SYTYCD tour. She'll probably do some local ballets here and there, but I expect that Melissa won't have too much of a dancing career after that. However, that doesn't mean I don't think the future is bright for Melissa. I think Melissa's best quality on SYTYCD was she had that stage presence that was unreal. Starting with her naughty ballerina look to her amazing smile at the end. There's just something about her on stage that draws you in. Kind of reminds me a bit of Kherington Payne actually.
Much like Kherington, I wouldn't be surprised if Melissa lands a part in some Hollywood picture. Dance movies are in and Adam Shankman seems to be working on dozens of them. I can really see Melissa having a part in some film. Possibly dancing. Possibly some other part. So, I predict that we won't see much of Melissa in the dance world but possibly on the big screen.
Ade Obayomi
Ade is a hard one to predict. However, I just feel like he doesn't have the passion and drive to really make it in the dance world. When I mean make it I mean be a star. He'll have plenty of work since he really is a rather unique dancer with his height. Plus, he has his lucky pic(or is it pick) which will ensure a good life ahead for him. Although, I predict that most of his dance work will be as background dancers. Possibly dancing for some singer.
Ok, those are my predictions for Ade and Melissa. Care to differ? Let's hear what you think will happen to Ade and Melissa after the show.
Also, I realized that this could get really hard core shipper quick. So, we'll see if I do it anymore. My thought was that it would be fun to analyze their prospects after the show. Not make up some fictional story lines about the dancers. I guess we'll see what you think.


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Room cancellation policy: A cancellation fee of 25 percent of the room rental will be charged for cancellations received less than 24 hours before the event start date.
Building Hours: Doors open at 7 a.m. Monday–Friday. Doors close at 8:30 p.m. Monday–Thursday and 4:30 p.m. on Friday. Access at alternate times may be arranged with approval from the M-TEC director. Additional charges will apply.
Equipment requests or cancellations must be received at least 5 business days prior to your event date. Accommodations may sometimes be made with less notice; additional charges may apply.
Room set-up requirements must be received at least 5 business days prior to event date. Any changes require a minimum of 24 hours notice (one business day).
Customer/event facilitator must check in at the M-TEC main office (Room 105) at least 30 minutes prior to the start of the event and pick up a daily participant sign-in sheet. This form must be completed and returned to the M-TEC main office on the last day of the event.
Customer/event facilitator is responsible for returning any equipment to the M-TEC main office on the last day used. Report of any equipment malfunction or information technology are to be made as soon as possible and prior to the departure from the facility.
Customer software may be installed with a minimum of two weeks advance notice. System limitations may impact the ability to install some software.
Wireless Internet access is available with limitations. If you will need Internet access during your event or require any special Internet access, including VPN or the installation of remote software, a minimum of two weeks' advance notice is required.
Video conferencing is available with limitations. A minimum of two weeks' advance notice of any video conferencing needs is required.
Arrangements must be made with the M-TEC office to pre-test all information technology installations at least 48 hours prior to the event to ensure proper operation.
For the comfort and safety of your event participants, room capacities may not be exceeded.
Equipment such as TV monitors, audio/visual equipment, laptops, and other items are available on a first-come, first-served basis. All equipment requests must be submitted as early as possible.
Payment is due 30 days from the date of event.
A list of catering services will be provided upon request.
Neither Henry Ford College, M-TEC, nor its staff are responsible for lost, stolen, or damaged personal belongings/equipment brought in by Individuals utilizing the facility.
A M-TEC representative is available at 313-317-6600 for additional information.
Breathe easy: HFC is now a smoke free campus. Smoking is permissible inside personal vehicles only.


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Eswar Prasad is the Tolani Senior Professor of Trade Policy and Professor of Economics at Cornell University. He is also a Senior Fellow at the Brookings Institution, where he holds the New Century Chair in International Economics, and a Research Associate at the National Bureau of Economic Research. He was previously chief of the Financial Studies Division in the International Monetary Fund's Research Department and, before that, was the head of the IMF's China Division.
His previous books include the award-winning The Dollar Trap: How the U.S. Dollar Tightened Its Grip on Global Finance (Princeton University Press, 2014) and Emerging Markets: Resilience and Growth Amid Global Turmoil (with M. Ayhan Kose; Brookings Institution Press, 2010). His extensive publication record includes articles in top academic journals as well as numerous collected volumes. He has co-authored and edited numerous books and monographs, including on financial regulation and on China and India. His research interests include the macroeconomics of financial globalization; financial regulation, monetary policy frameworks and exchange rate policies in emerging markets; and the Chinese and Indian economies.
Prasad has testified before various U.S. Congressional committees, including the Senate Finance Committee and House Committee on Financial Services. He was a member of the analytical team that drafted the 2008 report of the High-Level Committee on Financial Sector Reforms set up by the Government of India and is the Lead Academic for the DFID-LSE International Growth Center's India Growth Research Program. He is the creator of the Brookings-Financial Times index of world economic activity (TIGER: Tracking Indices for the Global Economic Recovery). His op-ed articles have appeared in the Financial Times, Harvard Business Review, New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and the Washington Post.


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Young people in this youth group in Cambodia identify specific issues that are important to them and their community. They came together to share, help each other and find solutions to problems.
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