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1. Computer Games
They isolate children socially and distract them from learning, right? Think again. Researchers have found that kids who clock up regular console time can improve their hand-eye coordination, their grip on science, even their IQ.
A British study of 700 children found that simulation games developed children's strategic thinking and planning skills. And researchers from the Department of Computing Science at the University of Alberta suggest that computer games can be a great way to explain physics concepts. Their game Siege integrates the concept of projectile movement and brings the effects of wind velocity and vertical angle into play.
In another project, done in 2004, students at Edmonton's Holy Trinity Catholic High School created their own computer-game stories. Findings showed that while only one third of the students were interested in writing a second story as a traditional narrative, two thirds wanted to write another interactive story - even if it meant homework!
Some games can create stress-like symptoms, with younger children more affected because they are less able to distinguish between fact and fiction. Ensure the computer is somewhere you can see it, and monitor its use.
2. Listening to Loud Music
If you despair over the thumping soundtrack blasting from your teen's room, you may be surprised to learn it could be doing him some good.
There's scientific evidence that the greater the music's intensity, the more pleasure it brings, according to research from Britain's University of Manchester. It has to do with the vestibular system, which is responsible for balance but also carries vibration; when sound waves set it off, it sends a positive message to the brain. Study author Neil Todd believes it's a hangover from a primitive acoustic sense connected to basic drives such as hunger and sex.
But if the result is hearing loss, surely it's not worth it? Todd discovered that although sounds carried across a room had to be louder than 90 decibels (equivalent to a motorcycle or a lawn mower) to produce the vestibular response, sounds carried through mass - such as the floor or a speaker you're leaning against - only need to be 30 decibels to achieve the same sensation.
Cumulative noise causes damage. Marshall Chasin, doctor of audiology at the Musicians' Clinics of Canada in Toronto, says it's okay to go to a 100-plus decibel rock concert as long as you don't use a power mower the next day. In fact, Chasin recommends taking a break of 16 to 18 hours from noise after a concert to let your ears recover. And when it comes to iPods and other personal players, Chasin cites the 60/120 rule: It's safe to listen at 60-percent volume for 120 minutes a day.
3. Pounding the Pavement
Running, particularly on roads, has been blamed for wear and tear on the knees, which can lead to osteoarthritis. But a new study shows that those who run regularly are actually less likely to develop the condition than those who don't.
It seems that running can strengthen the cartilage around the knee, preventing degeneration. Researchers at Monash University in Victoria, Australia, followed 300 adults, age 50 to 79, over a decade and found that cartilage volume increased in those who exercised the most.
Regular running can also reduce pain: A study at California's Stanford University found that older people engaging in regular exercise, including running, reported 25 percent less musculoskeletal pain than did sedentary people.
So does this mean people with osteoarthritis can run? Yes! While the safest option for people with joint problems is to take up a lower-impact exercise such as swimming, walking or cycling, according to Laurie Hurley of The Arthritis Society in Toronto, "runners without joint problems who train well, run regularly and watch their weight can demonstrate a lower likelihood of developing osteoarthritis than those who don't exercise at all."
Make sure the shoe fits. Physiotherapist, triathlete and nationally ranked runner Cheryl Murphy of Victoria, B.C., says the most important thing for avoiding injury is a good pair of running shoes, fitted by an expert. It's also important to listen to your body and start out slowly. "Most people," says Murphy, "should start with a walk/run program."
4. Dairy - Fat or No-Fat?
If you've trained yourself to touch nothing but low-fat or no-fat, you might want to relax. A Harvard University study of nearly 19,000 women reported that high intake of low-fat dairy foods was associated with a greater risk of anovulatory infertility (infertility caused by the lack of ovulation), while intake of high-fat dairy foods was associated with a lower risk. "Dietary fat, in moderation, is essential to health," says Maria Kalergis, a registered dietitian with Dairy Farmers of Canada. "Women who restrict fat too much may not consume enough calories to support an optimal level of body fat, which is necessary for the production of many compounds, including hormones, that are involved in ovulation and fertility."
In a long-term study of 2,375 men, researchers in Wales found that those who consumed the most dairy were about 60 percent less likely to develop "metabolic syndrome." This is a cluster of symptoms, such as high blood pressure and elevated blood-lipid and glucose levels, that can lead to diabetes, heart disease and stroke.
BUT WATCH OUT! High-fat dairy is only going to have these benefits if it is part of a balanced diet. Basically, if you eat too many calories, you'll put on weight.
5. Texting, Not Talking
You may see text messages as another nail in the coffin of face-to-face human interaction. But a 2008 survey commissioned by Samsung Telecommunications America, in Dallas, found that 53 percent of teen respondents and 51 percent of parent respondents felt that text messaging improved teen-parent relationships.
Texting allows kids to stay in touch without feeling that their parents are intruding too much into their lives, says Arlene Moscovitch, who wrote a paper on electronic media for The Vanier Institute of the Family, in Ottawa. "It meets that balance between the kids' right to privacy and the parents' wish for connection," adds Moscovitch, who is also a consultant and media educator.
Texting adds a level of anonymity, says Andy Nulman, president of Airborne Mobile, a Montreal-based mobile-phone-technology company. Kids can say they're at school when they're not, and parents can't question teens' whereabouts based on background noise, such as loud music. "The savior to family communications," he says, "is a family communicating."
6. Caffeine
Many assume that decaffeinated coffee and tea is somehow healthier - and there have been suggested links between caffeine and heart palpitations and pancreatic cancer. But there's growing evidence that caffeine might actually be good for you.
A number of studies have flagged coffee as combating or delaying the development of Parkinson's disease in men. "It's pretty well established that it's the caffeine," says Dr. A. Jon Stoessl, professor of neurology and director of the Pacific Parkinson's Research Centre at the University of British Columbia. Although doctors don't prescribe coffee to Parkinson's patients, Stoessl believes caffeine may be helpful to those whose blood pressure drops substantially because of their illness, and sometimes advises these people to drink a caffeinated beverage with their meals.
Other studies have suggested that caffeine can help prevent gallstones; may reduce the risk of Alzheimer's disease (by 31 percent, according to one study); and can enhance athletic performance.
Aim for a maximum daily intake of 400 milligrams of caffeine for adults (about three cups of coffee); and for women of childbearing age, 300 milligrams maximum (just over two cups), since caffeine may increase the risk of miscarriage.
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St. Louis —
The minute it became apparent Indiana State had punched its ticket to the NCAA Tournament with a 60-56 victory over Missouri State on Sunday, I reflected on all of the moments in the previous seven years of covering the Sycamores that led to this.
Admittedly, most of the game didn't leave much of a chance to reflect. It left plenty of opportunity to get stressed out. On a scale of 1 to 10, the last four minutes of that game rated a 100 in tension.
For ISU coach Greg Lansing, his immediate thought once the win was secured was for his team.
"Really, all my thoughts were basically I wanted it so bad for these guys. They deserve it. Like I said, there's never been a more deserving group of guys, and that they get to enjoy this means the world to me," Lansing said.
Once I saw the Sycamores celebrating on the floor, I also knew there were others who should share in this moment as much as the Sycamores themselves did. There are a lot of Sycamores, past and present, to spare a thought for.
Spare a thought for former ISU head coach and current Oregon assistant coach Kevin McKenna. Since his departure last June, McKenna has sort of been a forgotten man, but he shouldn't be. McKenna laid the groundwork and was obviously responsible for either recruiting or keeping every single Sycamore on the current roster.
McKenna also set the tone to redshirt incoming freshmen. ISU has depth and experienced youth because of that philosophical decision.
To me, McKenna's greatest legacy to the ISU program was his decision to redshirt Jordan Printy, Koang Doluony, Jake Odum, R.J. Mahurin, Logan Eitel and Lucas Eitel.
Somewhere in Eugene, Ore., I hope McKenna enjoyed this as much as the Sycamores did in St. Louis.
Spare a thought for former ISU head coach Royce Waltman. The last ISU coach to take the Sycamores to the NCAA Tournament brought Greg Lansing to his staff in 2006. Waltman played a role in the recruitment of Aaron Carter and Printy, and is sort of the spiritual guide for Lansing as he's gone through his first season.
Spare a thought for all of the former assistant coaches who played a role in Sunday's victory. Matt Mardis, whose place Lansing took in 2006, recruited Carter. Stan Gouard and Dick Bender were also assistant coaches that either were on staff when current players were recruited or who coached them directly.
Spare a thought for Indiana State Director of Athletics Ron Prettyman. He hired McKenna and he hired Lansing. He could have gone another direction when McKenna left, but stayed the course. In the end, it turned out to be the right path.
Spare a thought for ISU athletic trainer Brad Yeargin and the rest of the ISU training staff. Yeargin's been with the Sycamores for two years. ISU has had plenty of injuries to overcome, including several over the course of the MVC Tournament weekend, but in the end, all of the Sycamores were healthy and they contributed.
Spare a thought for retired Terre Haute South boys basketball coach Mike Saylor. Yes, Mike Saylor. When Odum originally agreed to come to ISU as a walk-on, Saylor — believing Odum deserved a Division I scholarship — helped keep the pressure on and pleaded with ISU that Odum was deserving of being more than just a walk-on.
Had Saylor not done that, and had ISU not acquiesced, it's possible Odum might have played elsewhere when he began to attract more attention during his senior season with the Braves.
Spare a thought for former Iowa coach Todd Lickliter. Without his cooperation, it would have been much tougher for Jake Kelly to play for the Sycamores.
Spare a thought for all of those names you never know in the background who made this possible, from former team managers to graduate assistants to support staff. They share in this, too, and along those lines, it was great for me to see ISU Sports Information Director Ace Hunt get one of those MVC championship medals. He deserved it.
The list goes on and on, and I'm certain I've unintentionally left too many people out who also deserve mention.
The players and coaches celebrate, but there's a lot of cooks who worked in the Sycamores' MVC championship kitchen. I have no doubt that they feasted on pride during their Sunday celebration.
Todd Golden is sports
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It's hard to run with Secretariat. Secretariat, for the uninitiated, won horse racing's Triple Crown in 1973 and famously stormed to victory in the Belmont Stakes by an unfathomable 31 lengths. Secretariat is widely considered to be the greatest thoroughbred of all time, and his Belmont performance is one of sports' all-time greatest moments. In Missouri Valley Conference terms, Wichita State is Secretariat.
FROM THE PRESS BOX: Odum rises to WSU challenge
When you're getting ready to play the No. 2 team in the country — the undefeated No. 2 team in the country and the best Missouri Valley Conference team in a generation — the unwritten rule says you're not supposed to rile them. That you're not supposed to poke the hornet's nest.
From The Press Box: The nuts and bolts of compiling a Mock Selection for the NCAA Tournament
Before March Madness comes the March mystery of the run-up to Selection Sunday.
From the Press Box: Loss couldn't ruin great day for ISU, Terre Haute
When I write, and when I can, I like to give myself a bit of time to soak in what I'm going to write about. After Indiana State's 65-58 loss to No. 4 Wichita State on Wednesday, I went home, had a bite to eat and pondered what I thought the night was all about.
I knew ISU's disappointment cut deep. Really deep. A cruel reality of sports is that losses linger on in the memory with greater resonance than wins often do. Given the shots that rattled out, fell short and missed the mark in the final five minutes, this is a defeat that will, sadly, dog the Sycamores tonight, tomorrow and 20 years from now. -
FROM THE PRESS BOX: Little to lose, a lot to gain for Indiana State
It's hard not to get excited about today's Missouri Valley Conference summit meeting between co-leaders Indiana State and Wichita State. Who wouldn't be?
From the Press Box: I've seen the enemy … and it's the double bonus
I've seen the enemy.
I've seen it turn the game of basketball from one of exciting flow into a nonstop parade of tedium. I've seen it morph hundreds of what would-be thrilling, last-minute, end-to-end conclusions into foul shooting exhibitions that suck the life out of a gym or arena near you.
It's the double bonus. It's a scourge, one that is often overlooked when ideas on how to make the game more entertaining or to speed the game up are put forth. -
From The Press Box: If ISU figures out defense, look out
The Great Alaska Shootout is not going to provide the Great RPI Bump that Indiana State's participation in last year's Diamond Head Classic provided.
From the Press Box: Damage is done for ISU football
As a parent and a professional, there's a bit of advice I've tried to pass along that I've found to be true.
No matter what you happen to be doing — whether it be job performance or just your own personal behavior — you can do the right thing for a period of time, even the vast majority of the time, but all it takes is one slip and the goodwill you've built up can be gone in one fell swoop.
TODD GOLDEN: Munn, Odum want to make paper accomplishment a real one
When it comes to Missouri Valley Conference Media Day, it has historically been a kick in the gut for Indiana State's basketball teams.
But not this year. For the first time since formal MVC preseason polls began in the mid-1980s, the Sycamores rule the MVC roost. -
TODD GOLDEN: Colts fans paid Manning ultimate tribute
Peyton Manning's return to Indianapolis was many things — the return of a beloved prodigal son, a battle of Colts' No. 1-draft-pick quarterbacks and last, but not least, the visit from one of the AFC's last reminaing undefeated teams — but most of all, it could have been a battle for the Colts' fans soul.
From The Press Box: ISU in top 2 of top-heavy MVC
Change doesn't often come to Missouri Valley Conference basketball. Until this season, it had endured with the same 10 members since the mid-1990s. But the reality of conference realignment finally hit the MVC where it lived last spring as Creighton departed for the new Big East Conference. The MVC responded by adding Loyola University.
FROM THE PRESS BOX: Sycamores shocked by 1-5 start to season
It was a play that not only symbolized Indiana State's 17-14 loss at South Dakota on Saturday, but perhaps the Sycamores' entire season.
Down three with 6:39 left in the fourth quarter, ISU faced third-and-9 from its own 39. ISU ran Shakir Bell to the left and the senior standout had daylight. -
From The Press Box: An avoidable loss
It couldn't last forever.
From The Press Box: Colts dodge bullets ... it's what they do
Just a few minutes into the second quarter, it seemed Colts fans could kick back and enjoy a Sunday on Easy Street.
FROM THE PRESS BOX: Indiana State proves plenty in 20-14 loss at Purdue
No moral victories?
Bull. Its always been bull and it will always be bull. The Sycamores proved again that moral victories are very real, and can be very rewarding.
All they needed to do to prove it was to look at the stunned faces of the Purdue faithful at Ross-Ade Stadium in the Sycamores' near-miss 20-14 loss to Purdue. -
From the Press Box: Stipends? No. Off-field income? Oh yeah, bring it on
The war flags have been raised. The trumpets have sounded.
With the Johnny Manziel autograph hullabaloo and the ongoing Ed O'Bannon suit against the NCAA for using his likeness as background, many have rallied to the battle standard of stipends as a means of compensating NCAA athletes who are allegedly being exploited for income by their universities.
This rally cry has a particular resonance among those in my profession, many of whom dislike the current system, and who detest the NCAA with a virulent passion. -
TODD GOLDEN: Golf ... the beast within?
Like many sports fans, my interest in professional golf is confined to the four major tournaments. Many prefer the Masters, some like the back-to-roots British Open, but I've always liked the U.S. Open the best.
FROM THE PRESS BOX: Close, but no cigar, theme for ISU sports in 2012-13
When I covered my first event of Indiana State's 2012-13 season — ISU's opening football game at Indiana — I was the first one in the press box at IU's Memorial Stadium. I'm never the first one in the press box.
Maybe the prospect of ISU's season had me so pumped that I decided to get it started close to three hours early? (Or more truthfully, maybe I was over-vigilent about predicted traffic horrors on the Indiana 46 bypass that never came to pass.) -
TODD GOLDEN: Don't give up on ISU baseball just yet
If you had to pick one word that would describe the 2013 Indiana State baseball season, it would have to be frustration.
FROM THE PRESSBOX: Content McKenna has enjoyed seeing ISU's progress
It all happened so fast in June 2010.
One minute, Kevin McKenna was head coach of the Indiana State men's basketball program. Then — poof! — he was gone.
McKenna resigned from his head coaching position at ISU on June 13, 2010 to take an assistant coach position on Dana Altman's then-burgeoning University of Oregon staff. -
MVC can't wait on Crieghton to move forward
Will they go or not? That's been the question that the Missouri Valley Conference and Creighton have been faced with since rumors of the Bluejays' potential exit went public in December.
FROM THE PRESSBOX: Can Sycamores reverse fortunes heading into MVC Tournament?
Mastery of a basketball season comes in many forms. Mostly, it comes in forms that involve avoidance of turnovers, anemic scoring and poor defense.
The mechanics of X-and-O success in basketball are obvious, but what's often overlooked in building a successful campaign is managing the rhythm of the season, which is the hardest thing of all. -
FROM THE PRESS BOX: Accountability isn't Lansing's alone in ISU's recent struggles
Taking ownership has always been one of Indiana State men's basketball coach Greg Lansing's strengths.
When ISU has lost games in his three seasons at the helm that it was expected to win, Lansing has always been willing to fall on the sword and take blame for it. -
TODD GOLDEN: Indiana State has far more occasions to rise to
Rejoice, Indiana State basketball fans. The Sycamores' 68-55 victory at No. 15 Wichita State on Tuesday is worthy of celebration.
TODD GOLDEN: Big plays in last 10 minutes story of the season for Indiana State
You'd think I'd have learned by now.
It's 20 games into Indiana State's men's basketball season and I still expect the Sycamores' offense operate like a well-oiled machine from the opening tip. -
Sycamores blossom on Hawaii trip
Quick quiz … what's the state flower of Hawaii?
Don't worry. I can't just rattle state flowers off the top of my head. I had to look it up too, even though I've seen them all over the place in Honolulu.
I didn't even know that Indiana's state flower is the peony, which replaced the apparently unloved zinnia in the 1950s.
Hawaii's flower, and they're ubiquitous in Waikiki tourist shops and in actual flora on Oahu, is the yellow hibiscus.
The yellow hibiscus is big, bold and bright. I've never seen one blossom, but I imagine it has to be a beautiful sight.
What I have seen blossom — and it's the only reason flowers would be brought up in my column — is the Indiana State basketball team at the Hawaiian Airlines Diamond Head Classic. -
TODD GOLDEN: ISU needs to have its realignment head on a swivel
Have you ever driven past a cow pasture during a severe thunderstorm? If it's really bad, the cows will congregate in a herd to protect themselves from the tumult.
TODD GOLDEN: ISU AD Prettyman keeps it close to the vest
Do you want to know who's on the short list to become Indiana State's next football coach?
TODD GOLDEN: Trent Miles leaves Sycamores with giant legacy
To glean perspective on Trent Miles' time as Indiana State's football coach, I went back into the Tribune-Star's archives to remind myself of what the football program was like when Miles arrived to rebuild it.
FROM THE PRESS BOX: Scoreboard watching and the threat matrix for ISU
Indiana State football coach Trent Miles reaffirmed his belief Tuesday that a victory over Youngstown State on Saturday will propel the Sycamores into the Football Championship Subdivision playoffs for the first time since 1984.
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Diwei Industrial Co., Ltd. was established in 1991. We devote ourselves to design, manufacture, and export the ergonomic computer and Office products to all over the world. Our products including Office Supply, monitor stand, copy holder, printer stand, keyboard drawer, etc. We have a 4,300 square-meter factory located in central Taiwan. In addition, we have metal pressing plant, plastic injection plant, assembly and packing plant. With ISO 9001 certified, we are confident to provide you with the high quality products and the best services. Our excellent R&D team continuously develops innovative products to keep us in the latest market trend. Our goal is to offer you the best products for the comfortable working environments. Do not hesitate to contact us now!
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Yee Shiuann Enterprise Co., Ltd. was established in 1977 and we specialize in manufacturing and supplying of a wide range of Office Supply. Our products are applied in various industries, such as medical and health care industry, Office furniture industry, electronics and semiconductor industry. For a quality product and service, we are awarded the ISO 9001 certificate. With experienced staffs, we are able to provide solutions and recommend the right trolley, caster, shelf, and shock absorber for customer application. Our products are manufactured and kept in stock for prompt delivery. If you have any questions regarding our products, please feel welcome to contact us.
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WILLOW WEBBING & PLASTIC CO., LTD. was located in Homei, the capital of textile in Taiwan. We have rich experience in the design and manufacture of custom lanyards and badge holders. In our years of operation, we have developed a variety of premium quality products, including durable printed neck lanyards, Office Supply, BadgeBack retractable reels, special events badge holders & passes and more. All of our products are manufactured with best materials, advanced facilities and technologies to ensure reliable and stable quality. Our products are not cheap, single use throw-away goods. Only those interested in affordable value, reliable delivery and industry leading quality need apply! If you need further information about our Office Supply item, just contact us or visit our website today.
Apeak has always been the excellent Office Supply manufacturer for the world-famous companies. Our professional ability is well recognized. Our mold research designers and technicians have more than 30 years of professional experiences. We assist customers to make suitable modifications in mechanism costs, to reduce costs, and to enhance our customers' competitiveness. To meet with the customers' overall needs, Apeak uses the most advanced equipment. The production process is from designing, processing, mold testing and injection molding, or the production speed, standard operation procedures, inspection standards, precision and product quality to provide to provide an integrated and overall service. Apeak provides Office Supply and various plastic products molding with good reputation.
Y-T Industrial Co., Ltd. was established on Nov. 20th, 1984. On the principle of providing the best quality products and service, we have enjoyed a good reputation in shoes and footcare market. Our main products including insole for sport and casual, Office Supply, silicon insole, silicon heel cup & pad, etc. There are over 500 employees in our factories in Taiwan, and Kwangchow. In the resent years, we have been doing business with Converse, Reebok, Rockport, Foot joy, Asics, Nike, Simon, Manakey, and so on. We are confident to meet the requirements of all customers with reasonable prices, punctual shipment, and strict quality control. Our company is your best choice. Do not hesitate to contact us. Looking forward to your enquiry.
With more than 30 years experiences in hardware processing industry, Smart Tech Hardware Co., Ltd. integrates the scientific research, production and management into an organic whole and are a modernized and intelligent enterprise with high technology. As a specialized manufacturer of hardware parts and accessory, Office Supply, Japanese-style & beach chairs, daybed, exercise equipment, computer desk, OEM, ODM, … We are a respected company committed to provide customers with competitive quality products and cost advantages. To provide better and more quality-quarantined products, we have been expanding and up grading our production facilities and educating our employees. Products have been exporting to more than 30 countries and regions, such as United States, Japan, Australia, New Zealand,...
Established in 1978, Ho Chiun has more than 20 years of experiences in manufacturing Office Supply for worldwide customers. OEM is one of our special expertises. We offer a wide range of Office Supply. Ho Chiun has always held on "High precision! High complex! High tolerance!" for its products and services. Products are sold and popularized worldwide. If you are interest our products, contact us, we will offer you the best price and superior high quality. We wish to have a long term business relationship with you in the near future.
Big Furniture Enterprise Co., Ltd. has been dedicated to manufacturing and delivering metal furniture, such as dressing & clothes rack, Office Supply, multifunctional shelves, computer tables, stacking chairs, dinning chairs, bar stools, Office furniture, coffee tables, console table, TV stands, temper glass tables, trade show display and so on. We really appreciate our customer make us having such a good reputation. And we are strict to our quality of product standard in order to make customer have good right. Besides, we also provide excellent service to our customer. We guarantee we must make you satisfy with our product and service. Therefore, if you have any question about our product, you can tell us. We will give you early reply.
( Origin : Taiwan Manufacturer & Supplier )Ginn I Enterprise Co., Ltd. specialized in rubber manufacturing with 30 year's experience and welcome OEM orders. Known in Taiwan for our quality and design, we make a wide range of industrial-strength rubber items and also welcome customer' requirements. Our product selection includes Office Supply, tie downs, protect cover, hand sanding block, suction cup, elastic stretch cords, cargo net, ink pad, elastic shock pocket anchors and more. Contact us now with your specifications.
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( Origin : Taiwan Manufacturers & Suppliers )Founded in 1970, Geltec Industry Ltd., is a leading and professional manufacturer of soft materials, include gel cushion, mattress, pillow, Office Supply, pad, mat, seat cover, foam & lumbar cushion, vibration damper, knee support brace, back support brace, and so on. The gel cushion is designed to reduce the sores caused by pressure and to support the posture for people who have to sit for a long time. With two layers of high-density foam material, gel cushion has a liquid gel-filled core encased between these layers. With continued dedication and commitment to excellence, the gel cushion products are exported around the world and earned great reputation for its superior quality and smart designs. Welcome to visit our website and hope you could get the products which you are interested in....
( Origin : Taiwan Manufacturer & Supplier )Founded in 1988, TA-ECHO Furniture Internation Co., Ltd. has been a leading manufacturer metal furniture for 26 years. It dedicates to development and innovation on products, such as beds, dressing tables and chairs, Office Supply, bathroom racks. Custom-made services are available. We guarantee of on-scheduled delivery and good QC system to Supply the best quality products with competitive price are able to meet world-wide market demand. If you are interested, please feel free to contact with us or you can email to us. Now contact us for your product inquiry.
( Origin : Taiwan Manufacturers & Suppliers )T.E.W Industry Co., Ltd. was found in 1982 and specialized in ODM various brads, special staples, industrial staples, gun nails, Office Supply, air-tacker. Presently, the varieties of our standard sizes are over 300 kinds and are widely used by shoes manufacturing, packaging, cable anchoring (fixing), cable anchoring with insulation and so on. Possessing top-precise facilities and machines make our quality are always in the leader position among professions. We value every client's comments because they are the important bases which we can develop and research the new specifications constantly. All kinds of business corporative plans are welcome to contact with us.
( Origin : Taiwan Manufacturer & Supplier )Kimo Locks Industr Co., Ltd. has been committed to designing and manufacturing a broad selection of locks, such as car locks, Office Supply, motorcycle (bike) locks, drawers locks, public phones locks, door locks, padlocks, lock cylinders, U lock, cam lock and cable locks to meet customers' needs. Quality control is the essential part of our manufacturing process. The ultimate objective of our company is to provide customers with high quality products at reasonable prices. We are the professional lock and lock cylinder manufacturer with an enviable reputation in Taiwan. Our products have acquired quite a few domestic and international patents and the car gearshift lock honorably won the Innovation Prize in Germany. If you are looking for the best locks, we surely are your first and only choice....
( Origin : Taiwan & Mainland China Manufacturers & Suppliers )Megaprima Taiwan International Co., Ltd. is a wholly-owned subsidiary of CMM global group, an exporter & manufacturer of furniture, including modern Office furniture, Office Supply, OA Office furniture partitions, bedroom & bathroom storages, computer desks, display shelf, CD racks, TV rack, file cabinets…etc. over the world. We have our own factories in Malaysia / Vietnam / Thailand / China / Taiwan. Due to our excellent quality, good management system, strict quality control, and superior customer service, we have already enjoyed a long-lasting good reputation in this field. Megapri offer the top quality at competitive price, punctual delivery and perfectly executed design. We're welcome for your visiting our website and if there is any inquiry, please contact us without any hesitating.
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This is a list of aviation-related events from 1961:
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[edit] February
- February 3 - Operation Looking Glass commences, meaning that the US Air Force Strategic Air Command would have a permanent, airborne command post.
[edit] March
- March 28 - Air Afrique is formed
[edit] April
- April 1 - Venezuelan airline VIASA commences operations
- April 12 - Yuri Gagarin makes the first human spaceflight in Vostok 1, orbiting the Earth once, in108 minutes.
[edit] June
- June 1 - United Air Lines absorbs Capital Airlines to become the largest airline in the West, with a fleet of 267 aircraft.
- June 21-22 - a Royal Air Force Avro Vulcan makes the first non-stop flight from England to Australia
[edit] July
[edit] September
- September 12 - the Hawker P.1127 makes its first transitions from vertical to horizontal flight and back
[edit] November
- November 25 - the US Navy's first nuclear powered aircraft carrier, USS Enterprise is commissioned.
[edit] First flights
- August 17 - Handley Page HP-115
[edit] Entered service
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and we wanted a nice quite evening. so we opted for the corner table in Wendy's we didn't draw any attention Phil "Work Hard ,Play Often,Care Always"
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Action demanded against perpetrators of Dalit attackers
ताजा समाचार र विचार पढ्नका लागि हामीसँग फेसबुकलाइक र फलो गर्नुहोस्, तपाई ट्वीटरमा पनि समाचार प्राप्त गर्नु सक्नुहुनेछ ।Birgunj, June 13: A probe committee formed by the Ministry of Home Affairs to probe the attack against members of the Dalit community in Rautahat district has solicited recommendations by organizing an interaction programme here Thursday.
"We are doing homework to give final touch to the study taken regarding the incident by holding discussions with all sides," Coordinator of the Team Rudra Prasad Poudel said.
"The injured have returned to their homes. Reconciliation, awareness and consciousness raising programmes should be launched massively to maintain social harmony in the society and stop such incident from repeating in the future," he said.
The so-called non-Dalits had attacked the members of Dalit community last Friday night at Pipariya VDC-8 in Rautahat district.
The probe panel began its work from Wednesday.
The incident had taken place after non-Dalits prevented the Dalits to enter into a temple for a wedding ceremony of a local Dalit youth.
Over 65 houses of Dalits were vandalized by the non-Dalts and 19 members of the Dalit community were hurt in the attack.
Meanwhile, different organizations of Dalits have condemned the attack on members of Dalit community.
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We celebrated our daughter's 1st birthday with an apple theme because she is the apple of our eye. I had a custom built apple tree & a DIY caramel apple bar. We also had wonderful food, crafts, a movie,& 4 different kinds of cake. All of the decorations were diy, even the wish tree I cut down myself. We had so much fun! What a year it has been.
Party Highlights
Best Dressed
the birthday girl & her big sister were the best dressed in matching buffalo check skirts and apple shirts with big green bows. most of our family knew the color scheme was brown and red & they tried to coordinate accordingly.
4 kinds of homemade cake, melt away cookies, apple cookies on a stick from cookies by design
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a kids craft table with apple jack necklace making, coloring pictures of apples, watching the smurfs (because they go to NYC aka the big apple) and playing on the little slide under the custom built apple tree
$300. This included the food & all.
Party Favors
a DIY caramel apple bar
Best Moment
when big sister masyn helped feed amykate her smash cake
What People Ate
carrots + ranch, chicken salad on croissants, deviled eggs, mac & cheese in cupcake liners.
What People Drank
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Tokyo, Jan 10, 2013 - (ACN Newswire) - More than half of Japanese businesses have no plans to retain their mature-aged staff and about half say they place age restrictions on new hires, according to a survey by recruiting experts Hays.
Of the 200 hiring managers Hays recently surveyed in November 2012, 54 per cent are doing "nothing particularly" to retain mature employees who have extensive experience in the organization. Yet some of the employers surveyed acknowledge the importance of mature-aged workers transferring their knowledge to younger employees. "This is a problem as there is an aging population of skilled professionals in many sectors, combined with a shortage of candidates at the intermediate level to replace them, meaning organisations will need to address the issue of knowledge retention and proper succession planning over a period of time," says Christine Wright, Operations Director for Hays in Asia.
"Strategies to pass existing skills and knowledge from senior to intermediate staff, such as mentoring, should be strongly considered, for example.
On a positive note, 31 per cent of employers are offering flexible hours to retain their mature-aged employees while 11 per cent are training HR staff to improve awareness on diversity-related topics such as age.
However, the survey also revealed that 47 per cent of employers have age restrictions in place when hiring and 46 per cent say would not hire a mature-aged worker, aged 60 and over, even if their qualifications matched the role.
Of the employers surveyed 44 per cent currently employ less than 10 mature-aged staff, while 15 per cent employ 11 to 20 workers aged over 60. Yet 72 per cent of the businesses surveyed have between 100 and 10,000 employees. However, the current rate of mature-age hires is an improvement on the previous year - 76 per cent of organizations say they employed less than 10 of these workers in the past year and 7 per cent hired only 11 to 20. "Obviously some employers still do not realize how important it is to effectively utilize this demographic to keep their businesses competitive in the aging society - one fifth of the population is now aged 65 and over," says Christine.
"If employers are to be truly diverse they need to be open to hiring and retaining this important talent pool of mature-aged workers. The 60s are now the new 50s - they are a lot more active than before and still have a lot to offer.
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Wednesday, January 16, 2013 —
The varsity basketball teams of Gray Stone stepped out of Yadkin Valley Conference play on Monday night for a doubleheader against the Queen's Grant Stallions, a charter school in the Mint Hill area that will join the YVC next season.
Gray Stone will host the Community School of Davidson on Wednesday night.
Queen's Grant 44
Gray Stone 22
Gray Stone's defense clamped down on the Stallions Monday night at home but the offense of the Knights never got on track in a 44-22 loss.
Gray Stone held the Stallions (10-3), coached by former N.C. State and WNBA player Rhonda Mapp, to 44 points, which was the third lowest score that Queen's Grant has scored this season.
Conversely, the man-to-man defense employed by the Stallions held Gray Stone (4-10) to their second-lowest point total of the season.
Mary Cadle led the Knights with six points and five rebounds.
Shaigna Wentz, who scored 35 in the Stallions' game earlier this season against Gray Stone, paced the Stallions with 20 points, while sophomore guard Ciera Rucker added 12 points.
Queen's Grant jumped out to a 9-2 lead midway through the opening period before a Cat Harward three-pointer and a Shannon Efird bucket with 59.1 seconds left pulled the Knights to within two.
In the second quarter, Gray Stone narrowed the gap to three , but Queen's Grant answered with a 7-0 run over the final two minutes of the first half.
In the second half, the Knights had just three made baskets as the Stallion defense created a number of turnovers and limited Gray Stone's shots on offense.
"Our defense was OK tonight, we could have done better," Mapp said, saying that her main focus this season for the team in practice has been on defense and intensity.
Gray Stone head coach Robert Stack said he was pleased with his team's overall effort, especially defensively, adding that his team "put it all out on the floor."
QG – Shaigna Wentz 20, Ciera Rucker 12, Graves 6, Bennett 2, Batten 2, Leimer 2.
GS – Harward 5, Taylor 3, Ansbro 2, Giles 2, Cadle 6, Efird 4.
Queen's Grant 70
Gray Stone 48
A big first-quarter run helped the visiting Stallions improve to 7-6 overall in a 70-48 win over Gray Stone.
Jamir Lee led three in double figures for Queen's Grant with 19 points.
Alex Wang led Gray Stone (0-14) with 15 points with Sam HillJennings adding 13.
After a Kyle Lantz bucket pulled the Knights to within two at 6-4 with 3:48 left in the first, Queen's Grant finished the period with a 12-1 run.
Wang's five points in the final 17 seconds of the first half pulled the Knights to within 16 at 38-22.
Gray Stone got as close as 14 points early in the second half but got no closer the rest of the way.
QG – Jamir Lee 19, Orlando Robinson 18, Patrick Tape 13, Boyette 9, Leimer 6, Weir 3, Pond 2.
GS – Alex Wang 15, Sam HillJennings 13, Latimer 9, Singletary 6, Shell 3, R. Huckabee 2, Lantz 2.
Knights swept at home by Queen's Grant
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This page is for sharing information on the matters of genocide and empire.
Introduction to Genocide in the Americas (/Turtle Island) and Globally
(for people who need to be convinced there is ongoing genocide in the US and the Americas)
- Audio: A Little Matter of Genocide: Columbus Day Special with Ward Churchill on Democracy NOW!
- The Massacre For Which Thanksgiving Is Named (Update)
- The Massacre For Which Thanksgiving Is Named (Pt.2)
- Addams Family Thanksgiving Play Scene
- "Teaching (and Not Teaching) Thanksgiving" By Maya Mikdashi http://unsettlingamerica.wordpress.com/
- Film:The Power Principle: Empire and the Rise of the National Security State(http://metanoia-films.org/the-power-principle/)
- Books: Andrea Smith's Conquest: Sexual Violence and American Indian Genocide(see Intro, Ch 1, Ch2 ; Ch3 ; Ch4; Ch5; Ch6; Ch7; Ch8; endnotes; resource guide ; and index) Huanani-Kay Trask's From a Native Daughter: Colonialism and Sovereignty in Hawai'i (also see Debate); Ward Churchill's A Little Matter of Genocide: Holocaust and Denial in the Americas, 1492 to the Present (1998); Greg Grandin's Empire's Workshop: Latin America, the United States, and the Rise of the New Imperialism ; Adam Hochschild's King Leopold's Ghost: A Story of Greed, Terror and Heroism in Colonial Africa (1999)
- Zines: (Native Resistance Network) NRN Zine: Mother Earth – Manna-hata – A Native Perspective and NRN Zine: Turtle Island Notes
- Blog Posts: "Genocide in America" @ https://keywordgenocide.wordpress.com/2012/12/07/genocide-in-america/ and "American Indian Holocaust" @ http://www.unitednativeamerica.com/aiholocaust.html
- Article "Decolonization is not a metaphor" by Eve Tuck and K. Wayne Yang
- "Gold, Greed & Genocide in the Americas: California to the Amazon" by Pratap Chatterjee
- Duckduckgo search terms mining and industry and genocide and indigenous and americas @ https://duckduckgo.com/?q=mining+and+industry+and+indigenous+and+genocide
Also, regarding genocides against various cultures residing in the "homelands" of the European empires prior to expansion into the Americas/Turtle Island (i.e. the history of the European crowns against those who would eventually reject their own people's identities and struggles in exchange for the white agreement of genocide against the native populations of Turtle Island) see:
- The Many Headed Hydra: Sailors, Slaves, Commoners and the Hidden History of the Revolutionary Atlantic (Rediker and Linebaugh, 2000)
- Caliban and the Witch: Women, the Body, and Primitive Accumulation
(Silvia Federici, 2004) - The Real History of St. Patrick's Day – http://wisdomquarterly.blogspot.com/2011/03/st-patrick-defeats-serpents-nagas.html
- "How the Irish Became White" by Noel Ignatiev http://jroan.com/HtIBWhite.pdf\
Further materials:
- The Wretched of the Earth by Frantz Fanon
- The Revolution Starts at Home: Confronting Partner Abuse in Activist Communities
- Life Under the Jolly Roger: Reflections on Golden Age Piracy
(Gabriel Kuhn, 2010) - 1491: New Revelations of the Americas Before Columbus (Charles Mann)
- 1493: Uncovering the New World Columbus Created(Charles Mann)
- Seeing Like a State: How Certain Schemes to Improve the Human Condition Have Failed(James C Scott, ) @ http://zinelibrary.info/james-c-scott-seeing-state-how-certain-schemes-improve-humancondition-have-failed
- Struggle for the Land(Ward Churchill) @ http://zinelibrary.info/struggle-land-native-north-americanresistance-genocide-ecocide-and-colonization-ward-churchill
- Witches, Midwives and Nurses, A History of Women Healers(Enhenreich and English, 1979) @ http://zabalazabooks.net/2012/01/20/witches-midwives-and-nurses-a-history-of-women-healers/
- Film War on Our World @ http://documentaryheaven.com/war-on-our-world/
- "Colonization and Decolonization: A Manual for Indigenous Liberation in the 21st Century" http://www.anti-politics.net/distro/
- "The School of the Americas and Guatemala" @ http://www.nisgua.org/themes_campaigns/impunity/The%20School%20of%20the%20Americas%20and%20Guatemala.pdf
- "Guatemala's 'Little School of the Americas'" @ http://upsidedownworld.org/main/guatemala-archives-33/3976-guatemalas-little-school-of-the-americas
- http://www.derechos.org/soa/guat-not.html
- "The School of the Americas, the CIA and the US-Condoned Cancer of Torture Continue to Spread in Latin America, Including Mexico" http://truth-out.org/news/item/9685-the-school-of-the-americas-the-cia-and-the-us-condoned-cancer-of-torture-continues-to-spread-in-latin-america-including-mexico
- "What is the 'School of Assassins?'" @ http://www.ratical.org/ratville/WhatIsSOA.html
- http://www.disinfo.com/tag/school-of-the-americas/
- "The Case for Closing the School of the Americas" http://www.law2.byu.edu/jpl/Vol%2020.1/1Quigley.pdf
- PWC "2012 Americas School of Mines"http://www.pwc.com/gx/en/mining/school-of-mines/2012/pwc-mining-taxes-and-royalties-policy-and-disclosure-issues.pdf
- Close the School of the Americas https://www.youtube.com/user/closethesoa
More (websites):
- https://unsettlingamerica.wordpress.com/
- http://lawofoccupation.blogspot.com/p/about.html
- https://warriorpublications.wordpress.com/ and here
- http://preventgenocide.org/
- http://idlenomore.ca/
- School of the Americas Watch http://www.soaw.org/about-us
- World War 4 Report: http://www.ww4report.com/mission
- http://www.disinfo.com/tag/school-of-the-americas/
- "Moving Beyond a Politics of Solidarity Towards a Practice of Decolonization" https://infrontandcenter.wordpress.com/2012/01/04/moving-beyond-a-politics-of-solidarity-towards-a-practice-of-decolonization/
- MiningWatch Canada @ http://www.miningwatch.ca/
- Duckduckgo search of genocide in the americas: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=genocide+in+the+americas
- Duckduckgo search of "school of the americas" and genocide: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=%22school+of+the+americas%22+and+genocide
- Wikimedia Commons "Indigenous Peoples of the Americas":
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Indigenous_peoples_of_the_Americas - Indigenous People wikispaces: http://indigenouspeople.wikispaces.com/
Occupation and Law
- Geneva Convention III: Articles 1-4
- Geneva Convention IV 1907: Section Three – Occupied Territories – Articles 47-56
- Geneva Convention IV 1949: Section Three – Occupied Territories – Articles 47-78
- Additional Protocols I and II
- Eyal Benvenisti, The International Law of Occupation, pages 3-31
- Adam Roberts, What is Military Occupation, 55 BYIL 249 (1985)
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CID's mission is to teach children who are deaf and hard of hearing to listen, talk, read and succeed. We partner with families and collaborate with universities, educators and other professionals worldwide to help children communicate and achieve to their fullest potential. CID serves children from birth to age 12 in its family center, pre-k and primary programs. CID teachers weave speech, listening and language instruction throughout the academic curriculum to prepare students for work in regular educational settings, what we sometimes call the "mainstream." Literacy, natural language and social skills are also developed as part of a program emphasizing the whole child. Our highly individualized, comprehensive program meets children's needs and gives them a solid foundation for success. Most CID graduates go to college and pursue professional careers. LEARN ABOUT THE CID QUIET SCHOOL
CID's early intervention services occur primarily in the home, based on the family's typical routines. We partner with families to help their children listen and talk. We believe the caregiver is the primary learner in early intervention. We also believe caregivers are experts on the children in their care.
Early intervention services provided by CID staff are a team effort between provider, caregiver and child. Through coaching, we work to empower parents to make choices that will lead toward fulfilling expectations they have set for their children.
Communication development is most effectively and efficiently acquired through consistent interactions in the context of a family's daily routines. We coach the adult learner on ways to enhance their daily interactions with their children. We want families to leave us feeling empowered to confidently make decisions about their child's educations future. This emphasis on relationship building is, in part, how CID's approach differs from that of a traditions school or therapy models. We expect mutual respect and participation throughout the process.
For families to feel fully empowered to be the best advocates for their child with a hearing loss, they need information in many different areas of development. For more information or questions regarding child development, please contact Dorie Noll at email@example.com.
We use the CID-developed TAGS system for assessing and setting language goals, the CID SPICE and CID SPICE for Life curricula for auditory learning, and the CID Speech Skills Worksheet, an assessment and goal-targeting tool based on work by Daniel Ling, PhD. We tailor our approach to match individual students' abilities - meeting them where they are and moving them up the continuum from the use of single words to the spontaneous use of simple sentences of four words and more to complex sentences.
Our workshop, "Quality Programming for Preschoolers Who Are Deaf and Hard of Hearing Learning to Listen and Talk," is offered in the fall. Learn more about CID workshops.
Our goal is to mainstream students in their local schools as soon as possible. The tests we use are standardized on children with typical hearing, so results for the children who are deaf and hard of hearing can be compared to results achieved by children with typical hearing the same age. This comparison gives us a clear picture of each student's capabilities.
For auditory learning, we use both the CID SPICE (Speech Perception Instruction Curriculum and Evaluation) and the CID SPICE for Life. Our syntax curriculum is the CID TAGS (Teacher Assessment of Grammatical Structures).
For reading, we use the Scott Foresman literature-based series as well as other commercial leveled reading books that are used in St. Louis area schools. Using a commercial text is helpful for preparing the children to work in the mainstream. Several of our teachers are trained to use the SPIRE program (Specialized Program for Individualized Reading Excellence). This program is not designed for students who are deaf and hard of hearing; however, it contains strong components in phonics and phonological awareness that benefit some students.
CID SPICE and CID SPICE for Life target different listening skills.
CID SPICE (Speech Perception Instructional Curriculum and Evaluation) is used for developing auditory skills in children who are new recipients of cochlear implants and/or hearing aids.
SPICE activities target development of the following skills:
In most cases, we recommend using both curricula with these students. This promotes well-balanced auditory development and provides variety for the student. Some SPICE for Life skills, such as developing auditory memory, can also contribute to a student's learning of language and vocabulary, enabling him or her to continue to make progress in the vowel and consonant perception and connected speech goals of SPICE.
CID offers in-service training modules, consulting services, guided observations and curricula for mainstream schools with students who are deaf or hard of hearing. CID workshops, curricula and hearing support products are also available at: www.cidedu.com.
For fact sheets developed to help Missouri educators, see FACTS AND RESOURCES FOR MAINSTREAM TEACHERS.
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