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Deltek Vantagepoint
What is Deltek Vantagepoint?
Deltek Vantagepoint is the newest cloud-based enterprise resource planning (ERP) software solution designed by Deltek. Largely based on the iAccess for Deltek Vision platform, Vantagepoint integrates and automates your firm's business processes to help you better manage your projects and your business. With a powerful feature suite that integrates accounting, business development, resource planning, and project management, Vantagepoint is a valuable tool.
What Are the Benefits of Deltek Vantagepoint?
To increase profitability for your professional services firm, you need visibility into all facets of your business from anywhere and at any time. With a fully-integrated cloud based ERP solution, you can manage the complete project lifecycle, ensuring the critical information you need to run your firm is just a click away. You can make informed decisions quickly with real-time information.
Deltek Vantagepoint allows you to:
- Have higher win rates
- Increase resource utilization
- Improve profitability
- Increase cash flow
- Allow complete visibility and control
Who Uses an Enterprise Resource Planning System?
With more than 22,000 customers worldwide, Deltek is the leading provider of enterprise management software for project-based organizations including architecture firms, consulting firms, engineering firms, energy and environmental companies, and other project-based professional services firms. These are types of businesses that use Deltek Vantagepoint.
Learn more about how we help firms like yours in our Featured Firms section.
Learn more about how project-based firms benefit from Deltek Vantagepoint!
Please note that Deltek for Professional Services has been re-branded as Deltek Vantagepoint.


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5.1 Myelosuppression
ZINECARD may add to the myelosuppression caused by chemotherapeutic agents. Obtain a complete blood count prior to and during each course of therapy, and administer ZINECARD and chemotherapy only when adequate hematologic parameters are met.
5.2 Concomitant Chemotherapy
Only use ZINECARD in those patients who have received a cumulative doxorubicin dose of 300 mg/m2 and are continuing with doxorubicin therapy. Do not use with chemotherapy initiation as ZINECARD may interfere with the antitumor activity of the chemotherapy regimen. In a trial conducted in patients with metastatic breast cancer who were treated with fluorouracil, doxorubicin, and cyclophosphamide (FAC) with or without ZINECARD starting with their first cycle of FAC therapy, patients who were randomized to receive ZINECARD had a lower response rate (48% vs. 63%) and shorter time to progression than patients who were randomized to receive placebo.
5.3 Cardiac Toxicity
Treatment with ZINECARD does not completely eliminate the risk of anthracycline-induced cardiac toxicity. Monitor cardiac function before and periodically during therapy to assess left ventricular ejection fraction (LVEF). In general, if test results indicate deterioration in cardiac function associated with doxorubicin, the benefit of continued therapy should be carefully evaluated against the risk of producing irreversible cardiac damage.
5.4 Secondary Malignancies
Secondary malignancies such as acute myeloid leukemia (AML) and myelodysplastic syndrome (MDS) have been reported in studies of pediatric patients who have received ZINECARD in combination with chemotherapy. ZINECARD is not indicated for use in pediatric patients. Some adult patients who received ZINECARD in combination with anti-cancer agents known to be carcinogenic have also developed secondary malignancies, including AML and MDS.
Razoxane is the racemic mixture, of which dexrazoxane is the S(+)-enantiomer. Secondary malignancies (primarily acute myeloid leukemia) have been reported in patients treated chronically with oral razoxane. In these patients, the total cumulative dose of razoxane ranged from 26 to 480 grams and the duration of treatment was from 42 to 319 weeks. One case of T-cell lymphoma, one case of B-cell lymphoma, and six to eight cases of cutaneous basal cell or squamous cell carcinoma have also been reported in patients treated with razoxane. Long-term administration of razoxane to rodents was associated with the development of malignancies [see Nonclinical Toxicology (13.1)].
5.5 Embryo-Fetal Toxicity
ZINECARD can cause fetal harm when administered to pregnant women. Dexrazoxane administration during the period of organogenesis resulted in maternal toxicity, embryotoxicity and teratogenicity in rats and rabbits at doses significantly lower than the clinically recommended dose [see Use in Specific Populations (8.1)]. If this drug is used during pregnancy, or if the patient becomes pregnant while taking this drug, the patient should be apprised of the potential hazard to a fetus.
Advise female patients of reproductive potential to avoid becoming pregnant and to use highly effective contraception during treatment [see Use in Specific Populations (8.6)].

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If you're like a majority of the population, waking up early can be a struggle. Hearing that alarm clock ring, buzz, and rattle while it's still dark out can be not only annoying but stressful. You miss breakfast because you're rushing to get to work on time. This then carries on to you being hungry while at work therefore being less productive. You then slam back a coffee and next thing you know you're in the bathroom. It's now lunch and you wondered where the hell your morning went. This maybe a little exaggerated or right on the money for some but wait... here's a few pointers to get you up early and starting your day off on the right foot.
Rest Time : ZzZzzZz
Give yourself enough time for a good nights rest. Easier said than done since we all have busy lives that eat away at the clock. However, if you can find yourself getting to bed earlier this will allow for that essential 8 hours of sleep everyone's talking about. This will physically prepare your body for the early waking of the next morning. Not having enough sleep will physically and mentally hurt your chances of waking up early. Set a goal for yourself to be in bed by a certain time and make it consistent.
Routine : Practice Makes Perfect
Speaking of consistency, make it a routine to be in bed by a certain hour and wake up at the desired time. Once that alarm goes off don't hit the snooze button but instead roll out of bed and up onto your feet. It may suck at the moment to leave a warm comfy bed but it will pay off in dividends when you're being productive right away in the morning. To aid in this process put the alarm clock at a distance away from your bed so that you're forced to get up to turn it off. Or with all the technology out there today, you could download an app on your fancy smartphone that wakes you up with a calming sound which increases in volume as you wake from your stupor. At all costs avoid hitting the snooze button to avoid the notorious brain fog that accompanies it.
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Lights : So Bright Out
And while you get out of bed, you might as well turn on those lights in that dark room. This will get your eyes to adjust and bring you into a more alert, wakeful state quicker. Turn on the lights or even better if the sun is rising open your blinds to let some natural light in. Natural light lets the body know that it's time to go and the day has started with or without you.
Shower : Wake Up Time
Finally, if you don't do this already, hop into the shower and turn on some music. This will excite the senses and get you ready for your day. Also, people tend to enjoy singing in the shower so why not let out your musical talents and sing along to your favorite song. Multitask by brushing your teeth in the shower which will save you a bunch of time over a few weeks!
Congratulations : You're Awake!
You'll be zipping along through work in the morning and feel more productive throughout the entire day if you follow these tips. Therefore improving your overall life and happiness.
If you have any suggestions or other useful tips, leave a comment below!


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Connecticut Construction Industries Association, Inc. and Associated General Contractors (Heavy and Highway Agreement) and Joint Council No. 10, International Brotherhood of Teamsters (IBT), AFL-CIO, Locals 191, 443, 493, 559, 677 (2002) (MOA)
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Corporate Finance
Our Corporate Finance & Advisory effort is led by Asif Qureshi who has extensive experience in origination and execution of large capital market transactions. With our strong network of relationships with major institutional investors & multilaterals, complemented by value-added inputs from research department and distribution effort of sales team, the company is capable of providing following services: Funding raising, both debt and equity, through capital markets, syndications and private placements. Financial advisory, such as M&A, financial restructuring, feasibility studies, business plans, etc. Our CF team has strong track record of successfully raising capital and providing financial advisory. Some of the transactions which team members' have executed include: Divestment of equity valuing USD 67 million in The Hub Power Company Limited by International Power GDF Suez. Divestment of equity valuing USD 60 million in The Hub Power Company Limited by Xenel International. Capital raising of USD 11 million for Orient Power Company Limited. Equity raising of USD 20 million for Sapphire Electric Company Limited. Equity raising of USD 4 million for Orient Power Company Limited.


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Energy costs are big issues for small firms, says Private Business survey
PUBLISHED: 17:10 10 May 2012
Costs of energy and good communications like broadband are the most important issues facing most small businesses, according to new research.
A survey by the Forum of Private Business found eight-out-of-10 firms put energy and telecommunications at the top of the list, while almost as many thought local banking services and roads were important.
Three-quarters responding in east London said location was effective, being in the capital—more than the South East as a whole.
Late payment and bad debt were deemed priorities by more than a-quarter of Forum members. Other priorities in order were post services, mobile communications, motorways, skills training, recycling and rail transport.
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As firefighters get upper hand in Northern California blazes, crew member is killed
Even as an army of firefighters gained a firm upper hand on the wildland blazes that have flattened huge swaths of Wine Country, the disaster took its first fire crew victim Monday: a firefighter helping keep the stubborn Nuns Fire away from homes.
The unidentified contract firefighter died just before sunrise near the northern edge of the fire, northwest of Yountville, when the water tanker he was driving downhill on Oakville Grade near Highway 29 rolled over. His death brought to 41 the number of people killed in the Northern California wildfires that started Oct. 8.
The firefighter was among 11,000 firefighters from around California and beyond who have been working the lines. They made striking progress Monday containing the infernos: In Sonoma County, the Tubbs Fire is at 36,432 acres and 75 percent contained; in Napa County, the Atlas Fire is at 51,064 acres and 70 percent contained; and the Nuns Fire, which is straddling the Napa-Sonoma county line, is 51,512 acres and 53 percent contained.
President Trump, who has not visited the disaster scene, on Monday praised his administration's response.
"We have FEMA there. We have military there. We have first responders there," he said in Washington. "It's a tragic situation. We are working very closely from the representatives from California, and we're doing a good job."
Meanwhile, hundreds of residents returned home as more evacuation orders were lifted in Santa Rosa, rural Sonoma County, Napa and other areas throughout the burn zone. In some cases, people who weren't yet allowed in felt they were done waiting, so they found ways around roadblocks.
Robb Hunt was one of them. Frustrated that part of Kenwood was still barred from re-entry along Highway 12, he sneaked into his home, on 3.5 acres, via back roads. He had a cat, recently rescued after a Lake County fire, to feed. Besides, some neighbors who had stayed behind were complaining that they had run out of fresh food. Hunt needed to make a delivery.
"We sat down and had some gin and tonics last night," Hunt said.
Much further up the coast in Mendocino County, where the Redwood Valley Fire still covered 35,800 acres but was 50 percent contained, all 8,000 evacuees have been allowed back into the ravaged areas to see their homes, or what remains of them, said Sheriff Tom Allman. According to Cal Fire, the flames destroyed 436 single-family homes and 227 other structures in Mendocino County.
"We're very comfortable with where the fire is at right now," Cal Fire Chief Ken Pimlott said at a news conference at the county Administration Building in Ukiah. "Firefighters are strengthening the fire lines. … We want a good, solid line around the perimeter of the fire."
The most intensive firefighting efforts in the region Monday were focused on the sprawling Nuns Fire, which continued to expand along its western boundary, just south of St. Helena.
Residents in that area were warned to be ready to leave. In one town, Rutherford, people adapted uneasily to the current reality of their fabled Wine Country valley while a steady flow of helicopters flew overhead and fire engines crisscrossed the area outside town.
Angelica Roessert, 22, said she'd grown used to the staccato of helicopter blades. But the fire was closer than it had been the week before, and she and her boyfriend, Rene Ortiz, 30, decided to drive south to Monterey.
"I don't feel safe here anymore," Roessert said. "Just looking up that way, it's scary."
At the St. Helena Cooperative Nursery School in Rutherford, 13-year-old Mazzy Jones had watercolors spread in front of her and an open pad of paper. While her mother taught preschool inside the little white wooden schoolhouse, Jones painted the landscape — ribbons of thick gray and white smoke streaming from the tops of trees, coalescing in heavy clouds hanging low over the ridgeline to the west.
Amid all this, the weather forecast for this week was cause for optimism. It includes the chance of rain.
"The weather was better than it was predicted," Deputy Brandon Jones of the Sonoma County Sheriff's Office said Monday. "We had no significant flare-ups and no evacuations. The word from the front lines … it was a good evening out there."
Throughout the day, the Nuns Fire filled the air with thick smoke along the ridges lining Highway 29 in central Napa Valley as it pushed downhill. There was a voluntary rather than mandatory evacuation order in place, and on Beerstecher Road, near such wineries as Cakebread Cellars, masked workers could be seen picking the last fruits of the harvest.
No homes apparently burned Monday.
It will be an exhausting and emotional road ahead for the thousands who lost everything. Some will be mourning the deaths of neighbors in Sonoma, Napa, Mendocino and Yuba counties.
But even for the residents whose homes didn't burn, any semblance of normalcy remains far off.
In the fire-ravaged neighborhoods of Santa Rosa, residents were advised to boil tap water before drinking or cooking. Many schools were closed in Napa and Sonoma counties, and fire continued to threaten homes in the Napa Valley community of Oakville.
PG&E officials said they expected to restore power to much of the North Bay by Monday evening. And outpatient and elective surgery services have resumed at Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital.
Chronicle staff writers Evan Sernoffsky, Michael Cabanatuan, David Baker and Steve Rubenstein contributed to this report.
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Helping and getting help
FEMA is offering assistance to fire victims. For more information go to www.disasterassistance.gov/ or call (800) 621-3362.
The Red Cross is organizing relief efforts in the North Bay. Evacuees trying to connect with family and friends should post on the organization's Safe and Well website: www.redcross.org/safeandwell.
Community volunteers who want to help in relief efforts can sign up with the Red Cross at http://tinyurl.com/RedCrossVolOctober2017.
Donations to help those affected by California wildfires and other disasters can be made at www.redcross.org. People can also call (800) 733-2767 or text the word REDCROSS to 90999 to make a $10 donation.
People needing to report or ask about a missing person in Sonoma County can call the county Fire and Emergency Services Department at (707) 565-3856.
For tips on how to prepare for a wildfire, go to:
For fire information in Sonoma County, call (707) 565-3856.
Donations to help fire victims can be made here: https://www.redwoodcu.org/.
To help Tubbs Fire victims, donate here: http://biturl.in/64.
Food donations can be made at the Redwood Empire Food Bank in Santa Rosa: http://refb.org/.


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Blog Archives
Mary Scott's Kitchen features an eclectic, southern-tinged mix of dishes made from scratch with fresh ingredients. The dinner menu ranges from steaks and burgers to Italian, Mexican, and Cajun to Shrimp and Grits. The lunch menu leans toward, but is … Continue reading
Raintree Brewing Company got it's start in 18th century Germany, if not before, when they started brewing a distinctive dark lager in the Duchy of Württemberg. Brought to New Harmony, Indiana in 1814 by Father George Rapp and the Harmonists, it was the first commercial brew in Indiana.
Now that distinctive dark German lager has been revived as Harmonie Bier by Raintree Brewing Company in modern day New Harmony. You can get this true German-style lager served fresh from the tap. For beer enthusiasts, it doesn't get any better than that. Continue reading
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For HTTP connections, is there an API to set the keep-alive so that it doesn't expire?
See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP_persistent_connection for a good understanding of HTTP Keep-Alive.
Chilkat by-default uses HTTP v1.1 connections, and in HTTP v1.1 connections are already considered persistent unless declared otherwise. A Chilkat HTTP object instance will automatically keep the connection alive, unless the server's response contains a "Connection: Close" header, in which case the connection is closed. A Chilkat HTTP object will automatically keep up to 10 separate connections open. Once this is exceeded, the least-recently-used connection is closed to make room for the next. Therefore, if the same HTTP object instance is used for 20 HTTP GET requests to the same web server, then only one connection will be used.
It is possible to forcibly close all connections by calling the httpObject.CloseAllConnections method.
If one wishes to explicitly include a Keep-Alive header, such as one of the following:
Connection: Keep-Alive Keep-Alive: max=5, timeout=120This may be achieved by calling the httpObj.AddQuickHeader method prior to calling an HTTP method that does not use the HttpRequest object (such as QuickGetStr), or by calling requestObj.AddHeader for methods that use an HttpRequest object. Remember though: Keep-alive headers are just requests to keep the connection alive -- the server is not required to do it.


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The principal of Siridhamma College, in Labuduwa, Galle was taken into custody by the Bribery Commission a short while ago as he was accepting a bribe of Rs.300,000 to admit a child to grade one for next year.
The principal had asked the boy's father to give him Rs.300,000 to secure a place in the grade one batch. The father had informed the Bribery Commission, and the principal was arrested this morning while accepting the bribe.
According to the Director of Investigations of the Bribery Commission SSP Somaweera Lokuge the suspect is to be produced in courts shortly.


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Rasmussen College Mokena-Tinley Park Campus Takes Part in Medical Assistants Recognition Week
Did you say thank you to a medical assistant the week of Oct. 15-19? Medical Assistants Recognition Week recognizes the contributions medical assistants make to overall healthcare delivery effectiveness. This year, the Rasmussen College Mokena/Tinley Park campus honored medical assistants with a variety of activities. Here's a recap of the week:
Monday, 10/15 – Stewards Training
On Monday, the Mokena/Tinley Park campus – including two medical assistant students – had the honor of taking part in crucial training, which involved recognizing and learning how to protect children of child abuse. The workshop was hosted by a clinical physiologist and open to the public. The training is scheduled to be presented and shared with all clinical classes.
Tuesday, 10/16 – Medical Assistants Brown Bag Lunch
Rasmussen College Medical Assistant graduates Victoria Dooley and Kimberly Dunstan spoke to our laboratory skills students in an open forum with questions and answers. The two graduates shared private stories about their externship experiences. Dooley explained the dos and don'ts while on externship, as well as what employers are looking for in potential job candidates. She also spoke of visible tattoos, confidentiality, energy and presentation toward patients and staff. Lastly, she reminded students of the skills they need to perfect prior to going to their externship.
Wednesday, 10/17 – Health Fair
On Wednesday, the Mokena/Tinley Park campus played host to Aunt Martha's Health Center, Meridian Health Care, Chiro One Wellness Centers, Heartland Blood Center and Mangan Health Awareness sharing Shaklee products.
A representative from Aunt Martha's was on hand providing students with information about services provided by the organization. Students were able to submit resumes for future employment.
Meridian Health Care was also on campus providing free blood pressure screening and information about their health organization.
Chiro One Wellness Centers was ready to provide spinal screenings and information on special treatments in chiropractic care.
Heartland Blood Centers was also present with their traveling blood mobile. Students and community members were invited to donate blood.
Thursday, 10/18 – Autism Awareness
On Thursday, student Gina Graefen hosted a round table presentation and discussion about Autism. Graefen, who has an 11-year-old autistic son, shared her moving day-to-day experiences. She gave the audience a sense of awareness in how people judge others before knowing what they are witnessing. She asked audience members to be supportive and not be judgmental when witnessing a parent with an unruly child.


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Coffee and tea are both excellent beverages. They even have the equal amount of benefits when it comes to human health. The debate to decide which one is the better beverage has been going on for years.
Both coffee and tea contain ingredients which are beneficial for the human body and mind. Coffee contains much more caffeine than tea.
Caffeine is great for keeping us awake, and it also provides an extra boost of energy. Tea, on the other hand, is very refreshing. Not only it cleanses our body from toxins and germs, but it also refreshes our mind and soul. Tea and coffee both are filled with anti-oxidants and provides instant energy.
Coffee Vs Tea : The Battle
Let's take a look at the different properties and advantages of each beverage:
Advantages of coffee
- Potassium, manganese, magnesium, and niacin are some vital nutrients for the human body. All of these are present in whole grain coffee beans.
- Consumption of coffee every day reduces the chances of developing diabetics. The reason may still be unknown, but vigorous surveys of professional scientists have found it.
- Hepatitis and other diseases lead to cirrhosis which causes the liver to get replaced by scar tissues. This can also be prevented by drinking coffee.
- One of the root sources that causes cancer is the cells suffering from oxidative damage. Coffee is full of anti-oxidants that help in protecting the cell, further lowering risk of cancer.
- You have probably heard of Alzheimer's and Parkinson's; these are dangerous neurodegenerative diseases. Drinking coffee significantly helps to lower chances of developing Alzheimer and Parkinson disease.
- Coffee can astoundingly reduce stress and depression. It can even make you more productive in doing so.
Advantages of tea
- Tea is also full of anti-oxidants that help by reducing cancer development.
- Tea has a unique component in it called L-theanine, which helps to slow down the speed of caffeine absorption. In return, it also improves brain function.
- Chronic inflammation is one of the significant health problems. And the polyphenol components in tea greatly aid to reduce them.
- Blood sugar levels are lowered, and the body becomes more responsive to insulin by taking green tea. It also helps to fight many metabolic issues.
- Green tea has catechins in them which can even kill bacteria and keep the mouth infection-free.
- Tea can boost your adrenal glands and reduce body fatigue while also aiding in weight loss.
Both Coffee and Tea are rich with anti-oxidants and help us to fight anxiety as well. You could try to take both in different periods of time. But if have concerns about the taste and the sleep patterns you may not want to. Taste can play a vital role in determining your beverage choice.
Let's see what determines their taste and their making procedures:
Coffee's come in a wide variety of recipes as different people around the world prefer different types of coffee. Some prefer decaf which is caffeine free while others prefer coffee enriched with caffeine. Caffeine can also substantially determine the overall taste and flavor. Coffee can be made using essential ingredients like coffee bean or drips, sugar, milk and coffee mates.
Adding some extra top-ups like marshmallow, whipped cream, caramel, cocoa powder for some extra flavor can make it even better. The list of elements that can be added goes on and on. The taste of coffee also varies from its origin and the way it is processed.
To make a cup of coffee, you can only add all the ingredients in a cup and give a good stir. But most professionals tend to use coffee makers. A best coffee maker with grinder make the job easy and reliable while enriching the coffee with a brilliant essence of flavor. Most coffee recipes can only be made using a coffee maker or espresso machine or even a coffee percolator.
Some people prefer hot coffee while others prefer cold coffees. The temperature can also play a role in the taste. There are hundreds of recipes to combat the different taste requirements of people ranging from sour, bitter, bland and sweet. But all coffees have a little acidic taste to it.
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Tea all around the world comes from only one plant known as "Camellia Sinensis." But it's the way they are prepared that determines their taste and kinds. Some common types of tea that exist today are green tea, black tea, white tea, oolong tea, tulsi tea, mate tea, rooibos tea, Pu-erh tea and yellow tea.
All of this tea is rich with anti-oxidants and provide elegant taste in every sip. There are also various ways to make them. Most people prefer their traditional procedure when it comes to making a cup of tea. Some people also love to take chilled tea.
They can have a best iced tea maker at home.
Tea without a doubt is a wondrous gift from nature. A cup of tea tastes excellent and rejuvenates the body. Tea is well known for its healing benefits since the medieval ages. Tea can also be used as an essence of fragrance to laminate your home.
By now you should have a clear idea about all the benefits of tea and coffee, their preparation procedures, types and how they taste.
Before putting forward my final judgment, let's quickly recap the advantages of both beverages in the following picture:
As you can see both coffee and tea have many benefits to us. When it comes to taste, I shouldn't be the one judging because different people have different tastes. And no matter what the natural taste of coffee and tea may be, taste can be altered. Taste is determined by the way they are prepared and the different components added to various recipes.
So both coffee and tea are great beverages in their unique way. Their fight will always result in a tie.


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This is a review of a research paper published in 2010 in the open access journal PLOSone. I think its a pretty cool piece of research and thought you might too.
Title: The Brain Functional Networks Associated to Human and Animal Suffering Differ among Omnivores, Vegetarians and Vegans
Authors: Massimo Filippi, Gianna Riccitelli, Andrea Falini, Francesco Di Salle, Patrik Vuilleumier, Giancarlo Comi, Maria A. Rocca
Journal: PLOSone
Date Published: May 26, 2010
URL: http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0010847
Paper Access
Free full-text access
Research Type
Peer-reviewed research
Below you can find the references for claims that were made or things that you might like to look into further:
#1 – Empathy and prosocial behaviour (http://goo.gl/swqCbR)
#2 – The functional architecture of human empathy (https://goo.gl/u7BVJw)
#3 – Empathy and attitudes (http://goo.gl/a5lAlc)
#4 – Empathy and attitudes (http://goo.gl/ySLCLI)
#5 – Empathy Quotient Test (https://goo.gl/bbhjFc)


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We invite you to join us so that we can continue to create new frameworks for reconciliation and facilitate innovative solutions to divided societies and entrenched conflicts. Your financial support would be welcome and is fully tax-deductible in the U.S.; Beyond Conflict is an independent, tax-exempt, 501(c)(3) organization under the Internal Revenue Code.
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Nicky Stimson
Registered Member MBACP
Contact information
- Phone number
- 07955 267250
- Website
- http://www.midessexcounselling.com/
Therapist - White Notley
Please note that currently I have no availability to take on new clients, I will update as and when this changes.
About me and my therapy practice
As a qualified, highly empathetic counsellor with a wide range of experience I am trained to understand how past experiences and current behaviour may be linked. My strengths lie in my capacity to non-judgementally relate to my clients, instilling a feeling of being heard and understood. This ability creates a valuable, therapeutic relationship where clients feel safe to identify and work through their current difficulties with me.
My role is not about telling you what to do but to work with you to explore your thoughts and feelings, helping you to understand where they may have come from and how they may affect your life and relationships in the here and now. Through the insight gained comes the opportunity for change.
Alongside my private practice, I also work as a Staff Counsellor for a large public-sector organisation providing short term counselling to employees. I have also worked as an Honorary Psychotherapist within the NHS as well as for a local children's charity providing counselling to parents of children with emotional difficulties. I have also worked for a charitable organisation delivering time unlimited, affordable counselling to adults.
My private practice is conveniently located three miles from Braintree and Witham and mid-way between Chelmsford and Colchester. I offer evening and daytime appointments from my standalone, air conditioned consulting room, as well as free parking.
After an initial consultation which is chargeable, should we decide to work together, the first full session will be free of charge.
What I can help with
Abuse, AIDS/HIV, Anger management, Anxiety, Bereavement, Cancer, Child related issues, Cultural issues, Depression, Disability, Eating disorders, Health related issues, Infertility, Loss, Obsessions, OCD, Personal development, Phobias, Post-traumatic stress, Pregnancy related issues, Redundancy, Relationships, Self esteem, Service veterans, Sexual identity, Sexuality, Spirituality, Stress, Trauma, Work related issues
Types of therapy
Brief therapy, Person centred, Psychoanalytic, Psychodynamic
Clients I work with
Adults, EAP, Older adults
How I deliver therapy
Long-term face-to-face work, Online counselling, Short-term face-to-face work, Time-limited