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As we know, handicapping a horse race is not an exact science and different horse race handicappers employ several different methods, techniques and processes. In this section of the website, horse race handicapper John Piesen allows some of his many connections to sound off on various topics, offering their expertise and perspectives on handicapping and horse racing in general.
On June 20, 2015 at Belmont Park, in an Allowance/Optional Claimer on the Turf, a race eligible for non-winners of 4 other than or a $100,000 claiming price both CHARMING KITTEN and UNDER CONTROL made their first starts of the 2015 season.
This race was written specifically for older turf horses that had raced in Stakes Races and CHARMING KITTEN at 6-5 got a perfect trip and held off a late rallying UNDER CONTROL who lost by ¾ of a length at 5-1 despite getting stuck in traffic, bumped and needing to bull between rivals.
Neither raced again until they met in the LURE STAKES, one of the same 5 Stakes Races being run as part of Saturday's All-Stakes Bonanza at the Spa.
A horse by the name of RELOAD, who was dropping out of a graded stakes so-so fourth place finish was sent off as the 7-10 favorite and once again the public jumped on CHRMING KITTEN and "ignored" UNDER CONTROL. The former was 2.2-1 and the latter 5.3-1. That the two favorites were from the barns of New York-centric Todd Pletcher and Shug McCaughey while UNDER CONTROL was conditioned by shipper Graham Motion probably had a deal to do with the public betting as well.
RELOAD and CHARMING KITTEN engaged early and as he did on June 20 UNDER CONTROL stalked the pace, only this time he got the trip and cashed in at $12.60 and with the two runners up got my clients off to a great start to the 5 Race Stakes Bonanza.
When it comes to finding the value plays the public will ignore I expect nothing less this year.
Why do we mention this? Because on Saturday they will run this year's edition of the LURE STAKES. This one of 5 Stakes races on the day… and it opens the 5 straight stakes race run (Races 7-11) that includes running Daily Doubles and Pick 3's as well as the GUARANTEED $1 Million Pick 4 Races 8-11.)
The LURE has a full 9 horse field to go the mile and a sixteenth on the turf. Featured players include SHINING COPPER (3-1) who drops in after 6 straight tries in Grade I company and FULL MAST (5-2) who is making his third NA start after finishing a troubled trip 4th as the 1.10-1 favorite in the Grade II King Edward at Woodbine in his last.
It will not be surprising to see as many as 6 horses go off at single digit odds. ECTAT (5-1), who shipped from France a few weeks ago, skipped a softer spot last week and will make his NA debut off some tough rivals in Europe. Also in need of attention is MARCH (9-2) who will be making his first start since November for Chad Brown (26% winners heading into Thursday racing) after running second in the Grade I Hollywood Derby before the break.
Brown also has OFFERING PLAN (8-1) entered off a good try in the Grade III Poker and SOLEMN TRIBUTE, who pulled the upset in the aforementioned Grade II King Edward at $18.90.
CONQUEST TYPHOON (12-1), BIGGER PICTURE (20-1) and JAY GATSBY (20-1) complete the field.
The LURE is followed by the Grade I TEST Stakes at 7 furlongs for 3-year old fillies. Last out Grade I Mother Goose Winner OFF THE TRACKS will attempt to justify her 8-5 favoritism but the second and third place Mother Goose finishers LEWIS BAY and LIGHTSTREAM are back for more after good efforts and the up and coming KAREENA. A 6 length winner of the Jersey Girl Strakes at Monmouth steps into the deep pool.
Next is the Grade III WAYA Stakes to be run at a Mile and a Half on the Turf. This race could blow up the tote board. Of the 10 four-year old and up fillies and mares entered 9 of them are either graded stakes winners or graded stakes placed, many of them multiple times. Only SUFFUSED, who will be making just her fourth NA start6 after shipping from Europe has not been placed in a Group or Graded Race but was a multiple listed stakes winner across the pond and has been installed as the third favorite at 7-2.
Race 10 is the featured Grade I Whitney Stakes… a $1.25 Million race that will have 5 brave opponents for the 3-5 ML Favorite FROSTED, whose 14 length romp in the Metropolitan Stakes on Belmont Stakes Day was arguably the most impressive performance of 2016.
It is not strange to think that 80-90 percent of bettors will single him in the Pick 3's and the Guaranteed Pick 4. We will only leave you with this… FROSTED is going from one turn to two and in 3 starts at Saratoga he has yet to visit the winner's circle. And his challengers are not soft competition.
The day wraps up with the $100,000 DE LA ROSE Stakes a One Mile Turf test for 4-year old and up fillies and mares who have not won a graded sweepstakes in 2016. If there are no scratches 12 ladies will meet the starter with the first and second ML favorites listed at 3-1 (ZINDAYA) and 4-1 (ROCA ROJO) which indicates how wide open this race is… a race in which 6 of the 12 are last out winners.
Short of what will occur on Travers Day on August 27, Saturday's 5 Stakes race Bonanza will provide BIG PAYOFFS to the right ticket holders… and that is even if FROSTED runs to his expected Odds-On off price.
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Well, as long as they keep showing gems like Who Framed Roger Rabbit, I don't have a problem with it. BTW, My Neighbor Totoro is on tomorrow night on CN as part of their "Radical Spring Break" thing they're doing, be sure to catch it
P.S. I was one of those people who saw Dumb and Dumber, but only because I thought they would add in a few swear words and show the part where Carrey peeked up a girls dress.
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If they keep the live action stuff to properties that relate to cartoons or include mixed animation/live action films, I can live with the live-action stuff on a channel that's supposed to be for cartoons. Even if I don't like it.
Obviously, the CN execs are looking over at Disney and Nick and seeing them outdrawing CN 3:1 with mixes of live action and animation, so they feel they have to also run live action along with the animation. But the end result will be Disney, Nick and CN all looking like carbon copies of each other as they chase the same viewer demographic.
Same thing is happening at Adult Swim, where they're playing 2 weeks of a live-action show. (Would you believe Saved by the Bell? Believe it!) They also plan to run the live-action costume fantasy Saul of the Mole People later this year on AS. (^_*)
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This depresses me to no end.
I know for commercial reasons, it brings them up to speed with their competition, and is a perfectly reasonable decision. But it also goes against the creed on which the network was founded. Does anyone remember the commercial they used to show airs ago on Cartoon Network? "Monday morning, 8 am, you turn on the TV and what do you see? A CARTOON! Thursday afternoon, 5 pm, what do you see? A CARTOON! .. etc 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year, until the END OF TIME..." Does anyone remember that? Well now, it might be a live-action show or movie, not a cartoon.
I really wished they would limit their live-action to things that are infused with animation, like Osmosis Jones and Who Framed Rodger Rabbit (man, I loved that movie). It just seems so wrong to me when I turn on the TV and there on Cartoon Network is Honey, I Shrunk Ourselves, or something like that. I also really hate their Friday night hosts. They're incredibly reminscent of Nick and Disney in that they're annoying. Maybe it's just because I'm of an older demographic, I don't know. But am I the only one that thinks it was so much funnier when they had the cartoon casts switch off as hosts?
I really don't approve of a lot of the changes CN has made over the recent years, but I guess I'm just another one of those nostalgic "old" people that miss the "good old days."
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well, isn't this quite the oxymoron...
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See. what did I tell everybody. I told everyone I know, DON'T WATCH THE LIVE ACTION STUFF! If you watch it, it's just gonna raise their ratings and they're not gonna stop. Well, first MTV, then G4, now Cartoon Network.
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The problem is that Time Warner doesn't want Cartoon Network, but they're stuck with it because it's the closest they have to challenging Nickelodeon. TW obviously wishes it hadn't sold Nick way back in the 80s, and now that Nick is the powerhouse kids network it is today TW is doing everything they can to groom CN into a Nick-esque block.
This is why they're allowing live-action on a network whose name suggests "animation only". This is why Adult Swim, in an attempt to resemble Nick At Nite, will be showing reruns of "Saved By The Bell". Oh, sure, they can claim that the live-action films they show have the "spirit of cartoons" or something, but it's still an excuse to show more than what their named limits them to showing.
Granted, CN seem to take more risks than other channels and doesn't edit things as much, but it's still a bitter sight to see live-action on a network that's thoroughly being mismanaged right now.
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I conpletely agree, I'd even go so far as to say they shouldn't call themselves Cartoon Network anymore. Adding the live action just destroys the meaning that name once held. Oh well, not like I watch much network TV anyways...
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I agree. I don't hate live action, but I go to other channels to watch it. Monk, or Law & Order, or Lost or something.
I come to Cartoon Network to watch Cartoons. Cartoons are great because they offer a medium where the potential is limited only by the imagination; you don't have to worry about hissy actors refusing to do certain things, or even the law of physics. You can do almost anything you want; there's a reason there's probably a lot more sci-fi cartoons than live action ones.
I can understand Cartoon Network trying to bolster its ratings (uh, isn't AS and Toonami the biggest rating earners of their time for their targeted ranges?), but it should be done in a different fashion. If you're going to start incoporating live action shows, then change the freaking name. Cartoon Network DOESN'T HAVE NOT CARTOONS. Call it some other goofy name, but don't you dare tell me that it's Cartoons when I'm clearly seeing live action.
At least Comcast had the courtesy to remove the glorious TechTV moniker from the crap fest that is G4.
As for the Saved By the Bell thing- that's just horribly stupid. If you wanted people to watch TV for nostalgia, bring back Sonic the Hedgehog, Doug, or some other Saturday morning cartoon show. Don't give us freaking Saved By the Bell, a mid-rated early 90s 'tween sitcom.
I should just stick to the AS Fix. What's the point in staying up to wait through crap I don't want to watch?
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Is anybody watching Saved by the Bell? People only watch AS for its cartoons and anime, not crappy reruns.
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Yeah why exactly is Adult Swim showing Saved by the Bell? From what I understand Saved by the Bell was just some goofy show for tweens, a demographic that hardly fits Adult Swim, since they measure ratings for 18-34 year olds. I seriously hope/wish/pray it's all a joke.
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Yea, that's a good point. If CN or AS wants to bring back the nostalgia of old animation, they should bring back things like the old X-Men or Spiderman cartoons or something. The whole Saved by the Bell thing just doesn't do it for me. I liked the show when they used to show it, but now... eh. Or hell, even bring back Swat Cats! I LOVED that show when when they used to show it back on the first incarnation of Toonami. Or... Centurions or something.... Wow, you don't realize how old you are until you start trying to remember stuff and realize that no one within a 10 mile radius would remember this stuff. LOL.
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Old Spiderman/X-Men Cartoons currently air on JETIX on ABC Family.
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Well, I'm sure that there are other old, old, very old school shows that they could show. I'm sure Marvel has a whole bunch When I mean old school, I do not mean Chuck Norris's karate show. (shivers...) But there are other ways of getting that nostalgia. Which reminds me, what exactly IS AS's targeted demographic? Isn't it us? the 18-30 odd year olds? Why would AS need to do this to compete with the likes of Nick or even Nick at Nite?
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Whenever I see adult swim's ratings reports on sunday they always say that they are for 18-34 year olds. So I would guess that that age group would be their target.[/quote]
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My answer would be for the same reason that they greenlit 12 Oz Mouse, Squidbillies, and Minoriteam...
...except I still haven't figured out that reason yet.
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Thank you for joining us here at Goal.com tonight - a fantastic game of football was played this boxing day evening, with Tottenham emerging as rightous victors!
90' + 5'A last gasp of air for Spurs as they nearly concede after some dodgy goalkeeping from Gomes. The final whistle goes and Tottenham record a double win over Villa this season, but this time with ten men! Van der Vaart makes it eight for the season, and looks like a force to be reckoned with. Great defending from Harry's back four, keeping Villa abay.
90' + 4'SubstitutionLuka Modric Vedran Corluka
90' + 4'Marc Albrighton has been a ray of sunshine for Villa tonight, providing endless suplies of crosses for the rest to latch onto - and does so again, but this time for Lichaj, yet bounces awkwardly and forces the lad to fire unluckily into the side-netting!
90' + 3'Yellow Card Gomes
90' + 2'Yellow Card Luka Modric
90'Tension rises between the two sides, with Spurs boss Harry Redknapp clashing and exchanging profanities with ex-Arsenal winger Robert Pires, after the veteran tripped close to Redknapp on the far side.
88'SubstitutionAaron Lennon Jermaine Jenas
88'GARETH BALE! the 21-year-old takes a free-kick from a dangerous position and looks to polish the game off for Spurs as he curls a beauty around the wall, only for it to clatter the side netting.
87'Yellow Card Gabriel Agbonlahor
85'Pressure is on Spurs now as they have everything to lose. 5 minutes plus a fair share of added time due to the Gomes's injury, and play is stopped again as Petrov has blood coming out of his eye after clashing in the air with substitute Peter Crouch. Play continues.
82'Assist Stephen Warnock
82'Goal Marc Albrighton
82'GOAL! Albrighton twists and turns again on the left hand side, and provides a curling cross into Collins, who dives head-first but misses, which confuses Gomes and watches Albrighton's cross curl into the back of the net! 2-1.
81'Aston Villa really need to push up the pitch here, they have most of the possesion but fail to produce the good offensively. Tottenham look to break again with Palacios.
79'Yellow Card Alan Hutton
78'Gomes is back up with Villa fans booing him from every angle - Hutton picks up a deserved yellow card as he lunges dangerously into Albrighton.
76'Gones is down with medics all around him, after punching a cross clear. Looks as if he might have dislocated a finger or two.
75'What we in the football world call 'money in the bank' for Fabian Delph, who gets 75 decent minutes of Premier League football under his belt as he makes way for a touch of French finesse - veteran Robert Pires.
74'SubstitutionRafael van der Vaart Peter Crouch
74'SubstitutionFabian Delph Robert Pires
73'Villa back to pressurising Spurs, who look to keep a respectable 10-man clean sheet, with Albrighton on the left flank consistantly swiping balls into the box for Spurs to clear.
68'Assist Aaron Lennon
68'Goal Rafael van der Vaart
68'Villa completely caught on the counter as Bale powers through the entire pitch, just as he did against Inter yet this time on the right hand side, and easily beats the remainding Villa defender, cutting into the middle and threading in Lennon, who reverts back to Van der Vaart who curls it across Friedel.
64'Talking about the Birmingham boy, he cuts through on the left flank and rifles his shot into Gomes at his near post. Corner reverts into Delph providing a weak header.
61'Second-half possession: Aston Villa 60% - 40% Tottenham. More of the ball from the Villa, looking to get at least one point out of this game, if not all three. Who doesn't like a local hero like Nathan Delfouneso!?
59'CARLOS CUELLAR! Oh how close for Villa! Downing whips a ball in from the left and Cuellar jumps high and forces the ball back down for it to bounce jinches wide past Gomes's right post.
57'Plenty of time for Villa to turn this around, and have a real chance to take points from a weakened Tottenham side. Gary McAllister is seen on the sidelines waving his hands around try
56'Yellow Card Fabian Delph
55'Delph twists and turns on the edge of Gomes's box, yet loses it luckily for it to fall back to Albrighton on the right hand side, who supplies a decent ball into the box and Delfouneso attempt to loosely bicycle-kick it, despite Collins lurking behind.
52'For those who just joined us, Tottenham are indeed 1-0 up and are playing as if they wern't down to ten men. It looks like Redknapp has managed to keep his Champions League side together during the interval - still early doors though in this second half.
50'Houllier's half-time team talk has certainly some effect as Villa look dangerous on their way forward. Delfouneso latches on to a lovely through ball and makes Gomes get low to block what looked to be a leg-stinging shot!
48'Hutton presses down the pitch and wins a throw in the Villa halfm but Houllier's men regain possesion and flank pressure down the right wing for Albrighton to win a corner - which is whipped in and Agbonlahor gets a flick on towards Gomes. Not enough power.
46'SubstitutionJonathan Hogg Stilian Petrov
46'Aston Villa kick-off, making only the one change - Sylvain Petrov on for Jonathan Hogg, who was on a yellow card.
45' + 2'The half time whistle goes and Tottenham lead 1-0 thanks to a point blank finish from Van der Vaart, yet a controversial decision saw the referee show a red card to Jermaine Defoe, reducing Spurs to ten men and bringing Villa back into their sights.
45' + 1'Reknapp's side are portraying a 'keep-ball' training session, and have been running rings around Villa for the last 5 minutes.
45'Gareth Bale makes his way into the commentary after 44 minutes of play, with a fine typical Bale sprint down the left wing, pushing it past the Villa defence but fails to cut it back from the by-line.
43'Dawson tackles Delfouneso on the right hand side, as the substitute tries to hatch onto Hogg's through ball.
39'SubstitutionEmile Heskey Nathan Delfouneso
39'Aston Villa proving the worhthyness of their youth system as Hesky makes way for another young-gun Nathan Delfouneso - it's nice to see young talent get the chance to show their worth in the Premier League.
38'Tottenham push forward and the Villa defence looks vunerable as Modric and Palacios combine going forward, but Friedel gets a small touch on Palacios's shot to nab it into the side netting. No corner though.
36'Tottenham push forward and the Villa defence looks vunerable as Modric and Palacios combine going forward, but Friedel gets a small touch on Palacios's shot to nab it into the side netting. No corner though.
35'Yellow Card Jonathan Hogg
33'The game looks to have calmed a tad since the goal and the sending off, but the Villa are pressuring Spurs - trying to take advantage of 10-men Tottenham.
29'Tottenham's last red card was in October 2009, when Defoe was red-carded against Portsmouth.
27'Red Card Jermain Defoe
27'Defoe tried to reach a long and high ball, yet clobbered James Collins in the face without touching any of it - that looked harsh, but I've seen worse. Talk about an open game, that's just turned this game on it's heels!
23'Assist Alan Hutton
23'Goal Rafael van der Vaart
23'GOAL! Rafael Van der Vaart is in the right place at the right time as Alan Hutton pulls in a decent cross into the dutchman infront of James Collins, who slips, and slams it low into the back of the net for his 7th Premier League goal of the season!
21'A fantastic opening 20 minutes from both sides, quick in pace and a handful of opportunities each to take the lead! Could be 2-0 either way!
19'GREAT double save from Gomes, a mixed start for the Spurs stopper, but manages to get down low from Hesky's flick-on to Agbonlahor then gets back up to save a tight shot at his near post! Corner.
16'Younes Kaboul finds the back of the net, but the assistant referee on the far side decided that Hutton's cross into the box had already gone out of play, and the goal is ruled out. Replays show that the decision was close but nevertheless the wrong one!
13'Assou-Ekotto does well to shut down Albrighton on the wing, and blocks the cross before he tries to get a second one underway.
10'It looked as if Gomes was looking to prevent to corner, but managed to clumbsily take down the Villa striker at the same time. Maybe not a goal scoring opportunity but outside of the box, that would definatly been given!
9'Emile Hesky recieves a trhough ball into the box and Gomes gets nowhere near the balls and clobbers the former England striker. Surely it must be a penalty! But referee Matin Atkinson waves for play to continue! Shocking.
6'Referee under all sorts of pressure here as Hogg comes in late on Van der Vaart with both feet in ther air! Was late and wreckless from the youngster!
4'Modric and Van der Vaart combine to thread a ball through to Defoe, but Friedel comes out to block with his feet.
3'Palacios goes down after taking a hefty challenge from Albrighton - maybe a little too eager from the youngster.
2'An early chance from England starlet Marc Albrighton see's the youngster miskick an early delivery into the box straight at the keeper. Replays show that he should have done better with that.
1'And we're off here at Villa Park!
The referee this evening is Martin Atkinson (W Yorkshire).
Other news reads that striker Robbie Keane has not even made the bench, which put even further doubt on the Irishman's future as the club prepare to sell the 30-year-old in January.
It is indeed a young Villa side here tonight who face a scarce Tottenham attack, including some of Europe's elite - England's Jermaine Defoe and Rafael Van der Vaart.
Our correspondant Ian Murphy is at Villa Park this evening and explains Gerard Houllier's gamble on including Fabian Delph upon his return from a serious knee injury.
Tottenham: Gomes, Hutton, Kaboul, Dawson, Assou-Ekotto, Lennon, Palacios, Modric, Bale, Van der Vaart, Defoe Subs: Cudicini, Jenas, Pavlyuchenko, Crouch, Bassong, Kranjcar, Corluka
Aston Villa: Friedel, Warnock, Collins, Cuellar, Lichaj, Downing, Delph, Hogg, Albrighton, Heskey, Agbonlahor Subs: Guzan, Pires, Delfouneso, Petrov, Reo-Coker, Clark, Bannan
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Collective impact is a structured approach to creating collaborative partnerships with a specific focus on working together to solve complex social and health problems that do not have a single, defined source or solution. It calls for the commitment of a group of important actors from different sectors to a common agenda for solving a specific social problem. Recently, national initiatives have encouraged state and community partners to enhance or develop comprehensive approaches for improving birth outcomes. Systems-wide progress requires the development of strong partnerships and a collective impact approach.
As a resource to members and partners, AMCHP developed the following utilizing the CI framework:
AMCHP uses collective impact as a framework to guide initiatives and promote partnerships at the state and national level. AMCHP will continue to foster strategic connections, and continue to provide information and resources to members. Through coordinated and continuous information sharing, Title V MCH programs can harness the current national energy on improving birth outcomes into a collective impact for improved family health outcomes within their communities.
AMCHP considers national and state issues relevant to the use of data and other kinds of information to assess needs, monitor health status and problems, develop policies and programs, and evaluate and assure the quality, efficacy and effectiveness of interventions designed to promote family health. AMCHP collaborates within and across agencies at the national and state level to address the need to integrate data, programs and policy for improved health among maternal and child populations. AMCHP also provides state leadership with information and assistance in building states' data capacity. For more information on our work around data and assessment click here.
Home visiting is rooted in the belief that services delivered in the home to families of children at risk for poor health and development outcomes can have measureable and long-term impacts on family and child wellbeing. Since the MIECHV program was enacted in 2010, grantees have leveraged the funding to assemble leadership at the state level, establish cross-sector partnerships, and implement innovative approaches to building comprehensive statewide early childhood systems. Through these efforts, the Title V federal-state partnership has served a valuable role supporting systems integration, collective impact, quality, and accountability. Further, the Title V role in home visiting emphasizes prevention and wellness for all members of a community, encompasses social determinants of health, and brings a population lens to the client-based model of home visiting. For more information on our work around home visiting click here.
While the United States has made some gains in improving infant and maternal mortality rates over the past several decades, nationally these rates remain high and significant disparities still exist. Fortunately renewed interest and public and private investments in improving birth outcomes have resulted in a groundswell of momentum, initiatives, recommendations, and activities at the national, state and local levels. Efforts vary in their focus and include reforms to health care systems and their financing, public awareness campaigns, quality improvement projects, collaborative learning among states and community engagement in place-based programs. These initiatives present an important and needed opportunity for the leaders of these efforts to coalesce and discuss how to effectively coordinate and maximize the impact of these efforts, particularly for states and community groups.
Life course theory shines light on health and disease patterns – particularly health disparities – across populations and over time. AMCHP supports the life course approach to maternal and child health. To further promote the adoption and integration of this approach within state Title V maternal and child health and children and youth with special health care needs programs, AMCHP manages collaborative efforts with members and develops and promotes resources with partners across the maternal and child health community. For more information on AMCHP's work around the life course theory and metrics, click here.
Male involvement in families' and children's lives is an emerging issue, as the social paradigm of the role of fathers is shifting. State Title V programs are increasingly incorporating fathers into their maternal and child health (MCH) programmatic work. These programs have an important role in facilitating communication and expanding collaborations among state and local agencies and programs to increase father involvement with MCH populations For more inforation on Father Involvement in MCH programs, click here to access an AMCHP Fact Sheet.
According to the World Health Organization, a maternal death is defined as the death of a woman while pregnant or within 42 days of termination of pregnancy, irrespective of the duration and site of the pregnancy, from any cause related to or aggravated by the pregnancy or its management but not from accidental or incidental causes. Maternal death reviews are necessary for ensuring all deaths are identified and effective prevention actions developed. To learn more about our work around Maternal Mortality, click here.
Increasing collaboration between MCH and chronic disease programs is a priority identified by AMCHP's Board of Directors and members, therefore, AMCHP is currently partnering with various organizations on projects to support collaboration between Maternal and Child Health (MCH) and Chronic Disease (CD) programs. The goals of these projects include the early prevention of chronic diseases, improving birth outcomes and promoting women's health across the lifespan.
Many experts have noted a silent
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symptoms, and that this affects the quality of their relationship with their
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action steps for providing high-quality, well-coordinated, woman-centered
services. To access a summary of the findings from the meeting, clcik here: Postpartum Think Tank Meeting Summary.pdf. To access slides from the meeting click here: Postpartum Think Tank Slides.pdf
AMCHP has developed a Toolbox for maternal and child health programs that target women with disabilities and special health care needs. This site serves to centralize health information and links to existing tools that were designed to increase the use of clinical preventive services among women with disabilities.
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Carsten, O.M.J. and Nilsson, L. (2001) Safety Assessment of Driver Assistance Systems. European Journal of Transport and Infrastructure Research, 1 (3). pp. 225-243. ISSN 1567-7141
This paper reviews issues in and procedures for the safety evaluation of in-vehicle Advanced Driver Assistance Systems. Contrasts are drawn between the two main areas of driver assistance systems — on the one hand information systems which interact with the driver and on the other hand intervening systems which interact directly with the vehicle. Navigation systems are typical of the former category and adaptive cruise control of the latter. It is argued that, for information systems it is possible to develop a "generic" safety assessment procedure, with a single generic test. A contrast is drawn with In the area of intervening systems (driver warning and vehicle control systems), where no such generic evaluation by means of a single test is possible. Such systems differ widely in their purpose, in their intended operating environment, in their functionality and in their operating envelope. The authors propose a structured procedural approach for the safety assessment of intervening systems.
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|Adrian May
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|22 Feb 2007
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text: Hi Trevor, > Strangely enough, when I connect power through the Robostix, none of > the lights stay lit. The green LED on the corner of the board (next > to pin 1 on the power adapter) lights up for about 1/4 second, but > quickly fades out. This occurs even if I try to power the Robostix > without a Gumstix connected. Also, the red (serial data) light on the > USB to Serial card starts out bright but slowly gets dimmer over the > course of a few seconds. The fact the power LED is fading after 1/4 second is the real clue. Since this is tied directly to the power adapter, there are two likely causes: 1 - Your power supply isn't supplying enough current 2 - You have something (like a short) pulling the supplly down. I'd start by powering just the robostix all by itself with nothing plugged in. If you see the green power LED fading, then you've got a bad power supply or a bad robostix. -- Dave Hylands Vancouver, BC, Canada http://www.DaveHylands.com/


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As developers, the majority of our resources are online. In fact, I would say we have an over-abundance of resources available.
Information is beneficial.
Information is how we learn.
Information is how we stay sharp.
Information is power.
What about too much information?
We only have so much time during the day. We can only process so much technical information. With how fast the software development industry changes, consuming too much information can likely leave us in a state of indecision.
I can only imagine how our brains look if we read the comments section of Hacker News or Reddit.
All to say, information is useful. However, if we don't filter what we take in and how much, it can prevent us from getting real work done.


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Dans la rubrique Recherche, vous pourrez lire deux articles. Dans le premier, intitulé "Une première expérience d'écriture collaborative – Enjeux et défis de co-création des textes selon la perspective des membres d'un groupe nouvellement constitué", Krzysztof Kotuła s'intéresse à la problématique de l'écriture collaborative assistée par ordinateur, ceci dans le cadre d'un cours de français langue étrangère au sein ...]]>
The post-enlightenment vision of public education has as its core mission the creation of knowledge through investigation and the dissemination of knowledge through curricula, course materials, and teaching, with the overarching goal of serving as a cognitively and socially progressive force in human societies. Many elite universities worldwide, and the majority of universities outside of the United States, are primarily or fully supported by public and governmental funds, a condition that evokes a tacit commitment to serve the needs of both local and globally distributed communities. For more than a decade, some of the world's top-ranked universities have invited the global public to freely access the very curricular content that previously had only been available to a privileged few. Under the umbrella term Open Education (OE), which refers to the advancement of education through "open technology, open content and open knowledge" (Iiyoshi & Kumar, 2007), this movement ...]]>
What kind of social dynamics emerge in open educational practices (OEP) involving the learning of languages? What roles can OEP play in language learning contexts in which individual and collaborative learner trajectories move across learning practices? This collection of papers approaches these questions by offering theoretical insights and empirical evidence to the field of Open Education and Open Educational Resources (OER). The originality of the collection lies in its emphasis on the social dynamics that arise in open learning practice. Although open education advocates "give the battle" for openness (Weller, 2014), very little research is being conducted on the way social dynamics promote open practices, especially in the area of language education and multilingualism.
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In recent years the open education movement has garnered interest and support by many professionals in second and foreign language teaching and learning (L2TL). The Open Education Consortium (2015) defines the concept by its means and purpose: "Open education encompasses resources, tools and practices that employ a framework of open sharing to improve educational access and effectiveness worldwide." While the open education mission is laudable, the practice is more complicated than one might first expect, as the papers in this special issue argue well. That "open sharing" is central to this definition justifies the purpose of this special issue–to examine social dynamics in open L2TL (OL2TL) and identify challenges for research and practice. The notion of sharing clearly implicates the social, which is a concept also at the center of L2TL.
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If it is a non-story, Ms. Kneepads, then why wouldn't he just release them?
Because he doesn't want everybody to know that him getting re-elected was more important than four peoples' lives.
It was more important to him and B!tch Hillary to maintain the myth that LORD OBAMA DEFEATED TERRORISM than telling the truth to the families of the dead consulate employees.
But since Lord Obama is a leftist and you support leftists (even ones that have their genitalia sucked and ejaculate in their employee's face, as we've discussed before) you want everybody to STOP LOOKING AT BENGHAZI.
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This blog post is an adaptation of "Tech Assessment Hangover", Mike Rubio's presentation given at Nonprofit Tech Week on April 7, 2015. In this presentation he provided best practices and insights from the field for organizations engaging in a technology assessment to improve technology adoption within the organization.
by Regan Bradley-Brown
What's the difference between Outlook and Gmail? The age of thirty.
Nonprofit organizations are affected by the digital divide similarly to the people they serve, this rapid transformation of technology has presented an additional obstacle to nonprofits; the struggle of constantly incorporating new technology into the organization. Technology adoption is often overlooked by nonprofits because the allocation of funds and resources is limited. The emphasis within the organization is on the work and striving to impact communities, not technology.
Technology has increased the variety of platforms through which people communicate and access information, it essential that nonprofits incorporate technology into their daily operations to connect with their audience. Often, nonprofits do not utilize up to date or cost-effective technology tools and infrastructures which enable them to serve their constituents better. Our tech-curious Program Director, Mike Rubio, presented at Nonprofit Tech Week to express how nonprofits can benefit by constantly evolving with technology. To better help and understand their communities, nonprofit organizations should not be reactive to implement technology, technology should be incorporated into the daily operations.
5 Tips for Managing a Technology Assessment:
Who are the tech partners doing the assessment?
We recommend that you approach tech assessments like you approach drinking, prepare yourself before. Your tech assessment partners will soon be very familiar with your organization, commit to learning about the organization providing your assessment. Research the organization's previous projects, and other partners; hydrate yourself with information about them. By augmenting your organizations current technological capacity and maintaining these improvements, you improve the connection with your communities.
Determine the results of this tech assessment before it begins, understand who your partner is. Look for a technology partner who individualizes their technology adoption recommendations for each organization they work with. Every organization needs to implement varying technology platforms to benefit their work, not all technology benefits all organizations. This process is about improving the technology adoption in your organization to benefit the work you do and people you serve. Don't be afraid to ask your technology partners tough questions!
What needs to be done today so tomorrow things are different?
When you receive your technology assessment the plan should be both strategic and tactical. The assessment report you receive should identify a timeline for technology adoption deliverables. While this plan is important, it can be overwhelming for staff members who are fearful of technology. Assume the strategic plan is tequila, it is a great party starter and a dangerous drink to have daily. The strategic plan is the big picture strategy for technology adoption.You want to take it slowly with your staff, identify a simple change that can be made tomorrow to activate the transformation, this will be your tactical plan.
Our staff members are either experiencing tech joy or tech fear, everyone has a different comfort level with technology. In order to increase your technology capacity as an organization everyone on the team need to move closer to tech joy. The solutions of a technology assessment only work if people can approach them. The tactical plan should be easily comprehensible, clear visuals and less than three pages. Your tactical plan is pertinent for immediate implementation of the bigger vision, the strategic plans. A good tactical plan will outline the resources the organization needs to leverage or acquire, immediate actionable(s), and each staff member's role in the transformation.
Now that you have a plan, what do you need to prioritize?
Understanding that you won't be able to fix more of the recommendations immediately, there will always be things left to fix or pieces to improve. There will always be things left to fix, you are never going to accomplish everything. You can definitely accomplish some. You'll need to get resources to do other, but you will definitely need to prioritize.
Your organization already has a clear understanding of organizational priority. That is what guides your work, your projects and impact these tasks are driven by your organization mission and values. Let your mission, vision and goals guide you in that process.
Develop a support system where your organization can share and learn from others.
When is the last time you went to a bar alone on a Friday night? Never. The same theory applies to your technology assessment, DO NOT engage in the tech assessment process alone. Implementing technology at the organizational level can be a frustrating process, partner with other organizations, use conferences to network, share your experiences to ease the pain.
Primary networks of support should also be established between members of the organization. Individuals within your organization adapt at different rates, support those who have tech fear throughout this process. Encourage the tech-challenged members to reach out for help when approaching challenging technology problems, remember you are all in this together.
Use this experience to strengthen organizational management and communication.
Have you ever experienced the emotional drunk, or worse, the drunk crier? Sober they are completely composed but, after a couple of shots they are completely a mess. During your tech assessment a similar effect occur. There are organization development or organization leadership issues that may need to be addresses, these issues will emerge during the assessment. Leadership in technology maybe be an unofficial or official title within the structure of your organization. Either way the movement toward technology adoption as an organization needs to be initiated from somewhere. It is okay to admit that some of the current systems in place designed to maintain the functions of your organization are not working, those issues need to be addressed.
"Everyone is there for the same reason, we want to see a change in the communities we are working with. We hold these communities close to our heart, the change we want to see is real. So we piecemeal, we patch things along and do our best to get by." -Mike Rubio, Program Director


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CWI 1. 6th Plate Ambrotype of a Young Confederate Lieutenant.
This clear image shows a youthful, unidentified Confederate Lieutenant brandishing what appears to be a Leech and Rigdon Foot Officer's Sword. His Sword Knot is tinted red. Note the rare rounded loop, two piece concentric wreath Star Belt Buckle. This belt rig is associated with Mississippi and Texas Troops and was produced by an unknown New Orleans firm, possibly Hyde and Goodrich. This is a stunning Confederate Ambrotype with great content. Ex. Steve Mullinax Collection.
CWI 2. Confederate 6th Plate Ambrotype, 11th Alabama Vol. Infantry Regiment.
Rare Confederate Image with a lot going for it. Note the "11 ALA" written in gold tint on his hat. Our subject has a determined look on his face and is armed with a round barreled revolver and 3 band musket. Check out the coarseness of the homespun uniform and the plain as day Confederate Frame Buckle on his belt. We may not know the name of this soldier but there is plenty of information out there on the 11th Alabama Regiment. This unit was very hard fought in the Army of Northern Va. under General Lee. At Appomattox, they surrendered only 125 men out of the original 1,192 that enlisted at the beginning of he war.
CWI 3. 6th Plate Tintype of Federal Infantryman.
Interesting looking soldier with Hardee Hat and accoutrement belts with insignia.
CWI 4. Double Armed Georgia Confederate with Cooper Iron Works D-Guard Bowie Knife.
This 6th Plate Confederate Melainotype is absolutely fabulous. I believe that this image is published in John Sexton's Confederate Bowie Knife Book and possibly in Steve Mullinax's Confederate Belt Plate reference book. We know that the subject, a handsome boyish lad, is from Georgia because he has a rare "Cooper Iron Works" D-Guard Bowie Knife tucked into his belt. Note his belt plate which is clearly a rectangular sheet brass buckle with an applied star, often associated with Texas or Mississippi. He is posing with a M-1842 .69 Cal. Musket with bayonet affixed. Steve Mullinax had this image in his collection for years and it most likely surfaced in the Etowah, GA. area where the Cooper Iron Works operated and not far from Steve's residence in Villa Rica, GA.
CWI 5. Double Armed Confederate 6th Plate Ruby Ambrotype from Georgia.
Recently purchased from an Atlanta area family, this mean looking dude is brandishing an 1820's era Cavalry Saber and small caliber Lefaucheux Revolver. If anyone out there has seen this style of uniform on an identified subject, we might be able to deduce what unit he was in. I have seen other Georgia images remarkably similar to this. Please feel free to reach out to me with information or informed opinions. This is a great looking Confederate Image, fresh "out of the woods".
CWI 7. 9th Plate Ambrotype of double armed Ohio Volunteer Militia Infantryman.
This fine image shows an unidentified Ohio Foot Soldier wearing an oval "OVM" Belt Plate and carrying a silver handled Bowie Knife and Spur Trigger Revolver in his belt. This would be a fantastic compliment to any OVM display.
CWI 8. 6th Plate Ruby Ambrotype of Assistant Surgeon John W. Addison, CSN.
Confederate Navy Images are hard to come by, especially in this condition and clarity. My consignor has done exhaustive research on this soldier and has deduced that he is none other than the officer mentioned twice in the new Confederate Navy Book "Rebel Reefers". There is some slight discrepancy in the name as written in the book and the signature we have written in the case but the evidence shows that this is our man. Addison was a Maryland Confederate. I haven't the time to research this soldier more completely. Any additional info would be appreciated as I know a lot of my clients and colleagues have access to superior sources and take pleasure in the research.
CWI 9. Large Identified Portrait of a Georgia Confederate.
This type of portrait was made from an original hard image in the later 1800's. Condition is very good. Our subject is identified on the back as "Greeen Tillman McGuire" of "Douglas County, GA. Born March 15, 1826 and died Sept. 4, 1898" .McGuire is holding a big Confederate D-Guard Bowie over his shoulder which makes this image quite remarkable. I photographed it without the glass due to glare issues. This image was turned up by Steve Mullinax in his local area (Villa Rica) in 1968.
CWI 10. 6th Plate Tintype of Private Whitmell Ransom, 11th Tennessee. Cavalry CSA.
CWI 11. 6th Plate Ruby Ambrotype of an Alabama Private.
Very clear image of a very young Confederate Private brandishing a Colt Navy Revolver and M-1832 Short Artillery Sword. Image has minor specks. Purchased last week from a Piedmont (Cross Plains) Alabama Family by the name of Doss. That is all the info I have.


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Got Li-Po?
I have the Pro-Match Ener-G ones myself and they work great and seem to last for a while when running. I dont have these Team Orion batteries but the other ones I have are awesome. You can see what the total for shipping would be and see if it is cost effective to get the Pro-Match or better to go with Orions if you are already ordering from Tower Hobbies. Also do they have the Orions in stock? That can help decide what to go with to if you dont want to wait.
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I have the Orion Batteries...mostly because they were the only ones available from my LHS. They seem to be good batteries, although the first time I tried to run 2 in series it fried my ESC and ruined one of the batteries. Luckily my LHS exchanged the battery after I told the story of my ruined ESC. Not sure why this happened, when running the Orion packs by themselves they worked great...lasted alot longer then the stock battery and I also noticed a bit more Power and Speed.
Ok, thanks guys! Sorry to hear about the battery mishap Snarf, what did you do about the ESC?
Anyone else have something to say about one of these two batteries?
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Promatch is shipping is not much and I would just go with them and save the $20 (battery difference). But Promatchs customer service sucks. There email service is horrible you expect a reply once a day or more.


text: Abacavir and didanosine induce the interaction between human leukocytes and endothelial cells through Mac-1 upregulationDe Pablo, Carmena; Orden, Samuela; Apostolova, Nadezdaa; Blanquer, Amandoc; Esplugues, Juan Va,b; Alvarez, AngelesaAIDS: 1 June 2010 - Volume 24 - Issue 9 - p 1259–1266 doi: 10.1097/QAD.0b013e32833a2b02 Basic Science Abstract Author Information Objective: Abacavir and didanosine are nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors (NRTI) widely used in therapy for HIV-infection but which have been linked to cardiovascular complications. The objective of this study was to analyze the effects of clinically relevant doses of abacavir and didanosine on human leukocyte–endothelium interactions and to compare them with those of other NRTIs. Design and methods: The interactions between human leukocytes – specifically peripheral blood polymorphonuclear (PMN) or mononuclear (PBMC) cells – and human umbilical vein endothelial cells were evaluated in a flow chamber system that reproduces conditions in vivo. The expression of adhesion molecules was analyzed by flow cytometry. Results: Abacavir induced a dose-dependent increase in PMN and PBMC rolling and adhesion. This was reproduced by didanosine but not by lamivudine or zidovudine. Both abacavir and didanosine increased Mac-1 expression in neutrophils and monocytes, but produced no effects on either lymphocytes or the expression of endothelial adhesion molecules. The PMN/PBMC rolling and adhesion induced by abacavir or didanosine did not occur when antibodies against Mac-1 or its ligand ICAM-1 were blocked. Conclusion: Abacavir induces significant human leukocyte accumulation through the activation of Mac-1, which in turn interacts with its endothelial ligand ICAM-1. The fact that didanosine exhibits similar effects and that lamivudine and zidovudine do not points to a relationship between the chemical structure of NRTIs and the induction of leukocyte/endothelial cell interactions. This mechanism may be especially relevant to the progression of the vascular damage associated with atherosclerosis and myocardial infarction in abacavir and didanosine-treated patients. aDepartamento de Farmacología and CIBERehd, Facultad de Medicina, Universidad de Valencia, Spain bFundación Hospital Universitario Dr Peset, Spain cCentro de Transfusiones de la Comunidad Valenciana, Valencia, Spain. Received 27 December, 2009 Revised 12 March, 2010 Accepted 23 March, 2010 Correspondence to Juan V. Esplugues, Departamento de Farmacología, Facultad de Medicina, Universidad de Valencia. Avda. Blasco Ibáñez 15-17, 46010 Valencia, Spain Tel: +34 96 3864624; fax: +34 96 3983879; e-mail: email@example.com © 2010 Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, Inc.


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Community transport is for the many people, especially in rural Devon, that may live miles from the nearest bus route, or are unable to afford taxi fares or are physically unable to use the public transport services provided.
The County-wide community transport groups provide transport to shops, health appointments, services and leisure activities where no transport or no suitable transport is available.
Transport for Your Community (TfYC) is an umbrella organisation, which represents and provides support to a range of community transport providers, primarily across Devon. Our key objective is to promote and improve access to these services as well as reduce outgoings and develop sustainability within our member organisations in order to ensure that community transport remains with local operators who understand the needs of the local community.
For these community transport providers to be able to continue to deliver their invaluable service to often older, isolated or disabled people across rural Devon, TFYC is there to invest their profits, time and advice into providing direct support.
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Provides manual and powered wheelchairs and scooters to people with limited mobility (temporary or permanent) so they can shop and use town centre facilities.
A bus service that provides regular, local bus journeys to a published timetable.
A local car service where volunteer car drivers use their own vehicle to provide transport.
TFYC Community Transport Conference Wednesday 1st March 2017, Exeter
'Inspiring, motivating, informative' just a few of the words delegates used to describe the TfYC Conference.
High profile experts in their fields provided information and 'know-how' to practically apply new ideas, actions and activities that would achieve increased income, increased outcomes and expand opportunities for all present.
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Eating healthy can raise questions such as, "Are crayons a fruit or a vegetable?" and "How many steaks does a growing baby need?" Answer culinary inquiries with today's Groupon from Alchemy Juice Bar Café. Choose between the following options:
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