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Kirk Frankin on How to Live Above Life's Storms
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"See, when I was coming up, I didn't have a blueprint or any kind of instruction manual on how to be a man. The street corner was my classroom. And all you have to do is look at any city corner to know that my education was flawed, and so was my behavior. Many of us have no blueprint, or a bad blueprint. Whether you grew up with only a mom, a drunk daddy, or a crack-addicted sister, I'm here to tell you there IS a blueprint for how to handle everything that life throws at you. It's not Kirk Franklin's blueprint—it's the blueprint that's been passed from generation to generation. And I know that whenever I went against it, I was slapped down and had to learn how to come correct. What I have to offer isn't perfection—it's experience. I've lived through what many of you are experiencing."
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This is a place where latest news of the KM4D Journal is available but also where we also have discussions of articles.
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The Knowledge Management for Development Journal (KM4D Journal) is a peer-reviewed community-based journal on knowledge management for development – for and by development practitioners, researchers and policymakers. The journal is closely related to the KM4Dev community of practice (www.km4dev.org).
Volume 11, Issue No. 1 is slated to be published May 2015. Guest editors include:
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Development in urban and rural communities and in society as a whole deals with incredibly complex issues and wicked problems. Dealing with those requires people to understand, think and act together. It relies increasingly on people that are capable to connect and empathise with each other, learn and innovate together, apply solutions and assess the results to determine future actions.
Knowledge management for development practitioners have been emphasizing the need to deal with complexity and have explored how best to facilitate the interaction of people engaged in complex processes. As facilitators they help to bring about outcomes, such as learning, co-production, or communication, by providing indirect or unobtrusive assistance, guidance, or supervision.
Facilitating societal development, in this sense, calls for a practice that engages participants of a development process and supports the achievements of their vision, desired results and impact. Therefore, facilitation is increasingly focused on longer term, multi-stakeholder and multi-channel processes. These are likely to have a deeper influence on the groups of people that are brought together in such facilitated initiatives and, hopefully, a greater impact on the desired outcomes.
Facilitation deals with collective reflection and participatory decision-making and learning, processes that are key to securing the impact, sustainability and growth of an initiative. In a sense, facilitators are like alchemists. They create the appropriate blend of tools, choreography, learning triggers and focus to create opportunities for rich learning experiences and robust project outcomes. One challenge of the increasing demand for facilitation "services" (whether provided in-house or by external consultants) is to design group processes that serve all participants, and that lead to decisions that can be accepted and followed upon by all.
Facilitation means connecting face-to-face and virtually, as we grow increasingly wary of our carbon footprints. It means looking at ways to bring conversations to ever-wider audiences, and to enable joined-up thinking online. The capacity to 'facilitate' learning and knowledge management, both at the individual and group level, offline and online, is changing from the traditional era of long face-to-face training workshops. In this sense, facilitation has become much more central as the participants' demands and needs (pull) have become more important than pushing information down. Engagement, interaction, collective (even social) learning are becoming the new grail of networked societies.
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Facilitation is central to achieving development outcomes. Practitioners continue to adapt processes and practices as they pursue those outcomes. This special issue of the KM4D Journal builds on the December 2013 issue ('Facilitating multi-stakeholder processes: balancing internal dynamics and institutional politics') although it focuses less on multi-stakeholder processes specifically. Explicitly, this special issue will highlight how facilitating KM and learning in development work is changing, looking at issues such as:
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This Special Issue will include articles, case studies and other contributions (see author guidelines for a full list of possible contributions). Both conceptual and empirical papers are welcome in the Special Issue. The Guest Editors would like to encourage contributions using a broad range of perspectives, and methods.
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The schedule of the submission and review process leading to publication is below. If you would like to submit a paper, or be actively involved in this initiative in any other way, please submit your abstract (minimum one paragraph – maximum one page) online on the Knowledge Management for Development Journal site.
If you have any question about this specific call for papers please send an email to email@example.com (please include "Facilitation Issue" in the title of your email).
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Dear all,The December 2013 issue of the KM4D Journal is out at: http://journal.km4dev.org/index.php/km4dj/indexIt focuses…Continue
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The starter article is the resource above ''Making innovation systems work in practice". I think a ''please be ready'' date is a good idea. When would you suggest, Nancy? This article was your suggestion, Melissa, how would you like to go about this?
Excellent. For those reading and not fully awake (like me) just look above this discussion post to the resources. There are two articles, Sarah, which one is the starterd?
Do we want to set a "please ready by" date?
We might also want to post a reminder on the DGroups list to encourage others over here. It is not always that obvious! Thanks Sarah and Ewen!
Hi Nancy, I've already posted the article suggested by Melissa under resources. There are also other articles appearing on the wiki (we're still not up to date) but I think there is no problem for individual articles.
So people are starting to show up here... terrific. We'll need to resolve the issue of getting an article easily shared. Sarah, any ideas on that?
Hi Ewen and Nancy
YES, I would love to join the journal club (not as facilitator but as interested reader and commenter), thanks for your initiative.
NO I do not have access to the journal (T&F will be happy).
Cheers, Claudia
A few people have asked how to join this group. You need to join the KM4Deve NING site first, and then this group. Here are three screen shots to walk you through the process. The first is from http://www.km4dev.org -- the home page. The second is from the registration page you go to when you click "join" and the third is this Journal page where, in the upper right hand corner, you can join this group. Holler if you have any questions.
Hi Ewen,
I have access to volumes 5-7. I would be interested in a monthly article chat. Look forward to hearing more about this.
Can some of you please check http://www.tandfonline.com/loi/rkmd20 to see if you have full access to all volumes of the journal? If that's the case it's great (according to T&F policy, it shouldn't be the case actually)!
Nancy just posted this idea on the mailing list:
It might be fun to have a little side group to discuss one or more articles each month. Maybe on our NING site as a way to also see how we can have some side conversations and weave them back into the larger communities. Anyone interested in a journal club? Organizing a first conversation focus?
Gada Kodada and Tariq Zaman already indicated their interest... Anyone up for joining/ leading this?
Dear Lars
Apologies that this has taken me some time to get back to you, Issue 1-4 is on the OJS wesbite at: http://journal.km4dev.org/index.php/km4dj
And your article can be found at: http://journal.km4dev.org/index.php/km4dj/article/viewFile/57/99
But ytou didn't really need to join this group to get in touch: you could also send me an email.
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Tropical Mango Banana Bourbon Bread
Remember when I explained how I'm not very good at developing new baking and pastry recipes? Well, somewhere along the way, I decided to change this, and I'm starting with Michael Ruhlman's book Ratio: The Simple Codes Behind The Craft of Everyday Cooking. I'm really loving this book so far. Not only does it give basic ratios for items like breads, custards and sauces, but it explains the reasons for the ratios, what happens when you change the ratios, and how to adapt them for your own specific needs. Using this book, and the basic ratio for a quick bread, I decided to make a tropical bread using ingredients I happened to have around.
Also, remember when I did that review of NatureBox snacks? Well, that dried mango was still sitting untouched in the cupboard. Due to some TMJ (jaw) issues, chewy foods are my nemesis. And eating this bag of dried mango would probably cause my jaw to lock up and put me on a liquid diet for a few months. And this blog would quickly become a smoothie blog. I love smoothies as much as the next person, but still, I figured there was a better way to utilize this mango. If you don't have mango from Naturebox like I do, I'm sure you could find dried mango at Whole Foods or another health food store. Or you could substitute a different dried fruit, like golden raisins or dried apricots.
For this bread, I started with a basic quick bread recipe, and added some mashed bananas. I also re-hydrated the dried mango using some warm water and added that, along with some unsweetened shredded coconut and chopped pecans. And because I had it around, why not add a little bit of beer-barrel bourbon? The result is a fruity, sweet-but-not-too- sweet mango banana bourbon bread that makes me dream of Hawaii. It's perfect for breakfast, or as a dessert or snack.
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- 2.5 ounces dried mango
- Nonstick cooking or baking spray
- 8 ounces all-purpose flour
- 4 ounces light brown sugar
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1 teaspoon sea salt or kosher salt
- 2 eggs
- 1 stick unsalted butter, melted
- 5 ounces milk
- 1 ounce bourbon
- 1 cup mashed ripe banana (about 3 bananas)
- 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 2 ounces pecans, coarsely chopped
- 1.5 ounces unsweetened shredded coconut
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Put mango in a small bowl and cover with very warm tap water. Let stand 5 minutes, then squeeze excess water from mango and coarsely chop. Spray an 8-1/2 x 4-1/2-inch bread pan with nonstick spray.
- In medium bowl, whisk together flour, brown sugar, baking powder and salt. In large bowl, whisk together eggs, butter, milk, bourbon, mashed banana and vanilla extract.
- Add dry ingredients to wet ingredients and whisk until just combined. Fold in pecans, coconut and mango. Pour into prepared pan and bake 55 to 60 minutes or until toothpick inserted in center of loaf comes out clean. Transfer pan to cooling rack; let stand 15 minutes. Remove bread from pan and transfer to cooling rack. Serve warm or at room temperature.
Note: I developed this recipe using mostly weights instead of measurements, because I have a food scale that I love to use, and find it easier for baking recipes. If you don't have a scale, it's no problem – just convert the recipe using the conversion of 1 cup = 8 ounces. If you need help, just ask in the comments!
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Oh wow yum – I love the sound of a mango and bourbon banana bread! It looks and sounds so good!
Thanks Rosie! I made it late Saturday afternoon, and my husband and I ate almost the entire thing by Sunday night! We did manage to give a little bit away to family, but not much
What a beautiful loaf and wonderful combination of flavors.
I hadn't heard of that book before, but it sounds brilliant! I enjoy tinkering around the kitchen, but when my cookies turn out more like bready scones, I'd like to know why. (And how to fix it!)
Your bread has me dreaming of Hawaii too! Warm sandy beaches, crystal clear water, and a bottle of sunscreen for good measure. What a delicious bread!
Thanks, Amy – I appreciate the kind words. I think you'd really like "Ratio," especially if you tinker around with baking. I ordered a used copy on Amazon for just a few dollars.
When using your food scale, are you going by weight and volume? Flour is weight, but the liquids could be either depending on your interpretation . I am wanting to make the recipe.
Hi Joann – I did everything by weight on my scale. The recipe is a little confusing. I'm so sorry. It was my first-ever baking recipe I made from scratch. It turned out great, but I guess I could have written it up a little more clearly. Thanks for stopping by, and I hope it turns out great for you!


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The seven people interviewed in the following pages belong to a sub-set of society living in our very midst, the most skilled of whom show no outward signs of their difference. These are people who live in limbo, unbound by societal convention or circadian rhythm. Week in and week out, they stare down the threat of deep-vein thrombosis and ward off space invaders with their telepathic powers. These mysterious men and women prefer to remain masked as they fly through the night, but although they may seem superhuman, they could be your family — or your former friends.
frog Austin, TX
Last week I sat next to Karl Rove. I was thinking about sticking a pin in his eye, but he was using an iPhone and a Macbook Air and you don't normally associate those tools with Satan, so I stopped fuming somewhat. But I didn't talk to him. I couldn't have said anything polite. And mostly I prefer to just stay anonymous and watch a lot more TV than I normally would. Flying is not something I choose to do. I'm just on my way to do something else.
I fly about once a week — mostly domestic — and I fly internationally about once a month or once every two months: 16 or so times a year. I fly to the same places, like California, often enough that I see the same people, and my first thought is, "Gosh, how pathetic that they're flying so often." And then I remember I'm there too.
When you're flying American to San Jose you hear the announcer say, "Executive Platinum boarding" and the entire plane gets in line. The rank and formality system leaves a lot of first-time fliers in the lurch. It used to be the guy who could cajole the counter would get the most upgrades. It was an assholes-win system. They got rid of that. Now everything is a "privilege." It's monetized. You pay for your bag to come out first. At a point you have to decide that there are certain things, if you do them frequently enough, that are worth paying for. I park in short-term, even if I can't get reimbursed. I've got it down to where I can park in Aisle G in Austin with my eyes closed.
Boston, MA
I've been on the road since August of 2005. My first two and a half years on the job I was gone 100% of the time, Monday through Friday. I've accumulated about a half million miles in the last three years.
I went from being an undergrad in college to traveling constantly. At first I worked nonstop Monday through Thursday, and on the weekends I'd party nonstop for two days. It was never-ending fun at home, and then I'd fall asleep on the plane Monday morning, wake up at my destination, and go back to work again. That lasted for over two years. At some point, in some airport, you realize a lot of freedoms — like just catching up with friends — have disappeared. It's amazing how many things you take for granted when you're not traveling.
If you spend a lot of time on an airplane, you can calculate the rate of your exposure to airline crashes and it can get nerve wracking. I haven't lost any hair over it, though one time I sat next to a guy who had been in two plane crashes and walked away from both of them. The closest I ever came to crashing was on a Kansas City to Chicago flight. Our plane got hit by lightning four times. When a plane gets hit by lightning, the brightness is spectacular. I was sitting on the exit-row wing seat (the best place to sit on a plane), and I wasn't looking out the window at the time, but as lightening hit the wing the entire plane exploded in light. People were praying and screaming. It was especially bad because Chicago has ridiculous crosswinds. As we were landing, the airport deployed the entire rescue team to meet the plane.
Washington, DC
I live in DC but I spend two thirds of my time in Colorado Springs and one third of my time back home. I spend about five to eight hours commuting, if you include the whole process. I usually fly out Sunday night and fly home Friday on a 6 p.m. flight, but I just got married so I'm taking the Thursday flight home now.
When you fly, relatively minor things become huge deals. Once a colleague of mine was about to board a plane and saw a woman striking a match in the waiting area. Then on the plane, some of the passengers said that they smelled something burning. So this friend of mine told the flight attendant about the match lady he'd seen earlier. Anyway, the pilots had to make an unscheduled landing because the lady wouldn't relinquish the matches. The funny thing is, she had gas and was trying to cover up the smell by lighting the matches. This friend of mine had to identify her in airport security after they landed the plane.
On the road, you get to know a whole other set of people and routines. You get to know the hotel staff when you stay there every week. One weekend I flew my wife up for a visit and the hotel hooked me up with a King suite. You can call the front desk anytime, and they'll comp movies for you. The key is don't be afraid to ask for anything.
Sacramento, CA
I've been an airline commuter for the past two years, leaving Monday morning and returning Thursday night every week.
I travel from Sacramento to Salem, Oregon, St. Louis, or Austin. I usually fly Southwest or United. Southwest has more leg room. United is hell when it comes to seat room.
Traveling is hard when you have a family. When I was traveling to St Louis all the time, it was Mother's Day, and my daughter gave me a card (she was 7 at the time). It was way overdone and full of little hearts. It had this big giant heart in the front of it, and it said, "I LOVE YOU MOMMY." I opened it up, and inside she'd written, "Dear Mommy, I love you so much, the day you stop traveling will be the happiest day of my life. I will give up my horse the day you quit your job and stop traveling." She was saying, "I don't care about anything else that you do, I care that you're gone all week."
When you get home you find that life happens without you. I came home last weekend to find a new tree in the yard, and my husband said, "Oh yeah, I think I did that Wednesday." I thought, "Why didn't you tell me?" My husband, daughter, and I talk every day but they don't tell me all that little day-to-day stuff: "I planted a tree," "I got in a fight with my friend."
New York, NY
I'm an airline commuter. For the past three years, I've been traveling Monday through Friday to Phoenix, Chicago, London, Manchester, Shanghai, Delhi, Kolkata, Ahmadabad, Copenhagen, and Ithaca, New York. The majority of my trips are between New York and Phoenix, about five hours. I have about three hundred fifthy thousand air miles with Continental and fifty thousand each with American and USAirways.
The most dreaded part of the commute is the car ride to and from the airport. The drivers in New York are always grumpy early on Monday and always late to pick up on Thursday — and then they tend to be chatty. Going to Phoenix, I sleep the entire flight — from pushback to touchdown — sleeping, but I always wake up with neck pain. And I'm totally paranoid I'll end up with deep-vein thrombosis, so I make a habit of frequenting the lavatory even though I rarely use the toilet.
Because so many of my competitors and clients are usually on my flight, I can't work on my computer because of confidentiality. Once I was seated across the aisle from a senior vice president of the client I was working for at the time, and he never let me forget that he'd seen me in first class and how terrible it was that I was costing his organization money. What he didn't know was that it was my elite status — not his company — that got me the upgrade.
However, I have seen flagrant spending: Someone I know in consulting expensed a "team trip" to Europe for 20 people (other consultants plus significant others) and got away with it no questions asked.
frog Austin, TX
I recently hit the two-million mile mark. I'm Executive Platinum because I've been traveling for about 12 – 13 years. My daughters are teenagers now, so it's easier than when they were younger. I used to have a stint in Germany where I'd go back and forth every two weeks, and it was tough on my family.
Once I sat next to an American Airlines pilot coming back from London. He said that they used to have secret fliers to check on the level of service — the flight attendants didn't know who was a passenger or a secret flier — but now there is no more money for that. The pilot went on to say the cabins are deteriorating and there's no motivation for flight attendants to be friendly, and no consequences if they aren't friendly. In his words: "You've got a bunch of water buffalo going up and down the aisle growling at you."
But the major difference in the U.S. and Europe are "discount carriers." In the US they're trying to be more efficient. In Europe it's a movement. The airlines count on attracting more people with cheap tickets. You can get a fare from Cologne to Budapest for five euros. The funny thing is, people will choose one flight over another to save ten euros, then they'll hit the casino in the Amsterdam airport and lose hundreds of dollars. But actually the plane is the perfect environment for network gaming. You have a group of captive people, so new ways to connect people with similar interests is a compelling idea.
Emily Miller is a program manager in frog's Austin studio. In her previous job she traveled five days a week, every week, for two years.


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The Bengals started the second half with the ball at their own 33, and they picked up a first down right away on a Green-Ellis 12-yard scamper. Three plays later on 3rd-and-4, terrific coverage helped
Ronnie Brown was tackled for a loss as he ran off tackle, and the Chargers settled for another Novak field goal to take a 20-10 lead. A pair of passes gave the Bengals two first
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The Bolts trailed 10-7 when the second half began with the Bengals getting the ball. The defense held firm to force a punt, and then the Chargers offense turned up the heat.
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Needing a first down to essentially ice the game, Ronnie Brown got that and much more. The veteran running back broke free for a 58-yard touchdown that sent the home fans to the exits early as the Chargers took a 17 point lead with 2:17 remaining.
Play of the Game
As the first half was coming to a close, it looked like the Bengals were poised to score a touchdown. Andy Dalton found Giovani Bernard over the middle of the field and the rookie running back turned and headed for the end zone. Donald Butler had other plans though as the inside linebacker punched the ball loose. Richard Marshall scooped it up in the end zone for the game-changing play.
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The four turnovers forced by the defense were the most in a game this season.
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"We're just worried about ourselves right now. We've said it all week long (that) it's about us, and we're going to take it one week at a time and just keep going." – Head Coach Mike McCoy
"We just played better together consistently. There were some games early in the year where the offense was rolling and defensively we just couldn't get it together, and vice versa. There have been games –Cincinnati being the first time – when the defense was rolling, and we couldn't get it going. We have played better team ball for five weeks in a row. We've been fired up all week about getting into the playoffs, but we've been in playoff mode for five weeks. This is the fifth round for us. We knew if we lost one more, we'd be done, so that continues through the playoffs." – Quarterback Philip Rivers
"Man, this feels amazing. Just coming in we knew we were the underdog so we came out swinging. We know the guys in this locker room and in this organization, we're all one. We knew we had to play our game and we played our game and it was good enough and it showed on the field." – Fullback Le'Ron McClain
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"Great game called by Coach Pagano. He put me in position to jump anything that's coming short to the flat. I read the play and I jumped it" – Cornerback Shareece Wright
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Philip Rivers finished 12 of 16 for 128 yards and one touchdown for a 118.8 passer rating.
Ladarius Green led the team with three catches for 34 yards while adding one touchdown.
Danny Woodhead led all rushers with 15 attempts while Ronnie Brown had a game-high 77 yards. Both had touchdowns on the day.
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Shareece Wright and Melvin Ingram recorded interceptions, Donald Butler forced a fumble and Richard Marshall and Jahleel Addae had fumble recoveries for the defense.
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Not bad, but not that creative...a plate with a heart?! Eh... How about an idea for those of us who are broke yet would like to give something extra special and unique like a personalised song? The only problem is, if you're giving it to a lady friend, you run the risk of having her fall in love with the performers...they're hot!! www.yoursongproject.co.uk
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The HPC Asia 2009 keynote speech, given by Dr. Peter Arzberger, gives us deep understanding into Dr. Arzberger's vision for the successful integration of HPC with cross-cultural and international collaboration. He also describes the beginnings of the PRAGMA institute he started several years and currently chairs along with its organizational structure. Dr. Arzberger's goes on to give us his insight into how to better educate students of science so that they will be better prepared to do research in the global science community.
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The origins of this talk really started at least five years ago and they really started with a question: "How can we help society with our technologies?" And at that time, Fang Pang and many others in this room were dealing with the SARS epidemic. They were watching their colleagues, friends, and neighbors suffer from this, get sick, and even in some cases die. And Fang Pang contacted PRAGMA which was a beginning organization at the time, and he said, "Peter, what can we do? How can we help?" And it was really that question that got me thinking about this talk. And this particular situation was the isolation of people and the technologies that were applied with the access grid (AG) technologies and the technologies that would allow people to share information that would allow both patients to talk to their doctors but also for family members to talk with their patients.
And so, as I thought about this talk, I've been thinking about that question ever since, is how can we take our technologies and apply them for the benefit of society. And in this particular case that happens to be fresh water for drinking. So what are the technologies that are available to us is the next question? And what are the implications and trends in those technologies? I'll talk about two of those trends in my talk today. But the incredible amount of data we have available to us and how that forces us to think of a new way to synthesize and bring those stated together in new ways.
And the second thing is that technology that actually is the communication that allows us to pull together groups in new ways to do science, that is, to change the conduct of science. And finally the question is, well, are we good at training students to take advantage of this new synthesis, to take advantage of this new way of collaboration in a way that will benefit both them, and ultimately feedback to society itself? And to really be able to put their work in a much more tighter societal context than they have right now. So this is pretty much the overview of my talk today - -moving from society benefits to technology trends to the implications of that.
And the next few slides I'm going to focus very much on what are some of those trends, what are those society needs, which you can see here. We are, in a certain sense, living beyond our means on the face of this planet. We can see that our impact on the coral reefs has really changed the ecology of the oceans. The health of the citizens is really driven in part by cardiac diseases and also infectious diseases. In particular, there's a type of disease called the "neglected tropical diseases." There about 20 or 30 of them total and they affect one-sixth of the world's population yet the only 1% of the drugs that are being developed now address this epidemic. I think this is something that we as a society have to think more about that, and education, because this is a major problem. And another activity that you heard about yesterday is agriculture. How can IT help agriculture? How can IT help to feed all of us?
And so what are some of the technologies that we can use to help address some of these issues? Well, there are new types of instruments that gather the data. Whether it's remote sensors such as the sensors that are actually put into the environment. Whether it's the microscopes that are in the lab that are getting higher and higher resolution. Or, new types of imaging technologies applied, in this case, to cultural heritage presentations. Now, there's another whole area that I'm not going to talk about but that is really relevant to this and that, of course, it is the Green IT and how can we be more efficient in the use of IT technologies? But I'm not going to address that today even though it's an important issue.


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The Ann Arbor News reports that police and city officials in Ypsilanti, Mich. are looking for the suspect they refer to as the "mystery pooper," who defecates on the same slides in the same park each time, and only at night.
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Nomination deadline: April 15, 2014
The Synergy Awards for Innovation honour outstanding research and development (R&D) partnerships between a university or a college, and industry, in the natural sciences and engineering. Since 1995, the Awards have showcased the benefits of pooling university and industry resources to make the most of Canadian research excellence and Canadian industrial expertise.
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|Thu, 03-14-2013 - 2:52pm
SALEM, Ore. (AP) — Adults who smoke in a car with a child could face hundreds of dollars in fines under a bill approved Wednesday in the Oregon Senate.
If the House gives its approval and Gov. John Kitzhaber signs the bill, Oregon would join four other states with similar measures. Violators would face a maximum fine of $250 for a first offense and $500 for subsequent offenses.
The Senate's 19-10 vote Wednesday did not follow party lines.
Proponents said secondhand smoke is harmful, and minors shouldn't be subjected to health hazards because of their parents' decision to smoke. They say smoke can be trapped inside a vehicle and pool in the back seat where children often sit.
Oregon senate votes to ban smoking in car with kids- http://www.katu.com/politics/Oregon-Senate-votes-to-ban-smoking-in-car-with-kids-197833801.html
What do you think? Should smoking with children in the car be banned?
|Wed, 03-20-2013 - 7:31pm
|Wed, 03-20-2013 - 8:40am
|Wed, 03-20-2013 - 7:16am
Holy cow Mom ... really? This is quite a post. Maybe you missed most of what I said so, I will try to explain yet again. I am not sure if you really want a discussion but ... whatever .. here we go ....
It might easier if you actually read people's post ... there would probably be far less repetition. :)
Depending on the temperature (between inside and outside of the house), the house air exchange rate, pressure differentials (air flow about your house and inside), is it possible. Air flow does follow basic laws of physics.
Oh, I thought you said you didn't want to debate physics? lol .. it simply doesn't matter. But sure ... you would really want to consider the speed of the vehicle or if it's idle, the temperature outside and whatnot. I mean really, if you actually want to analyze this ... or you could just maybe consider what happens to air flow by going on an airplane and once in the air .... open a window or door .... and see what happens.
lol .. yes, My son .... I guess you missed the part where I discussed my fil ....yeah, it's really not rocket science to consider what happens when a person is smoking consistently in a house and since your claim seems to be that smoking in house is different then smoking in car .. well dear that just doesn't make sense. Generally, people spend far less time in car then at home, so exposure at home will be greater. Banning car smoking will not stop exposure.
And you can smell the smoke from your son smoking on your deck. Tell your son next time to smoke at least 10 yards away from the house, with the wind blowing away from the house, with all the windows closed. Not too smart to sneak a cigarette with the windows open, with the prevailing air flow towards the house. Duh!
This statement is so rude? Duh? Is this the best you can do or simply do not understand what is being said?
And those are your reasons to allow smoking in a smaller, more confined space. Huh?
Well, it's clear you are having trouble reading because I did not say this. I will repost for you:
i don't think anyone is arguing the fact second hand smoke is unhealthy to nonsmokers, which includes children. It's just if parents smoke in the car and at home, what health benefits exists if smoking in a car with children is banned.
Uhmm,??? Can you maybe address that statement rather then one you made up where someone supposedly said smoking in a confined space was ok??
Yes, I can tell when someone is a smoker. It is obvious. Your Point?
huh? duh, (lol) when did I ask you this? I can't really explain a point on something I never said lol
lol ... too funny .... I guess maybe it's hard to understand this, but I will try to explain again ... a parent who chooses to smoke in an enclosed car, with no ventilation of air flow, on a hot day or a cold day .... this is your stand, right? There's no air flow in a car? Ok, that parent I highly doubt is the type who will smoke at home, only outdoors, with the wind only blowing away from the house. Oh yes, and at least 10 feet away from the house? Oh, then you claim apparently, is they can go to another room, yet you fail to understand smoking in another room does not stop the smoke from going to other parts of the house. You seem to think the smoke stays within the immediate area of the smoker, which is just silly, right??
Either way, exposure to constant smoking within the house will lead to more exposure to the child. Big brother laws like this do not address the actual health problems. If someone is going to smoke in a car is most likely not concerned with the health risks to the child at home. It appears to be common sense this child is being exposed to second hand smoke at home at an equal, if not greater amounts then what said child is exposed to in a car. So, maybe now you can try to answer the question that was asked .... what health benefits, overall, with this law create?
And again, try the airplane experiment and what happens
|Tue, 03-19-2013 - 9:35pm
So, six open windows and the smoke still stayed in your house and circulated to other rooms. So, tell me, was it a hot day outside? Very little wind?
Depending on the temperature (between inside and outside of the house), the house air exchange rate, pressure differentials (air flow about your house and inside), is it possible. Air flow does follow basic laws of physics.
And you can smell the smoke from your son smoking on your deck. Tell your son next time to smoke at least 10 yards away from the house, with the wind blowing away from the house, with all the windows closed. Not too smart to sneak a cigarette with the windows open, with the prevailing air flow towards the house. Duh!
Better still tell you son not to smoke.
And those are your reasons to allow smoking in a smaller, more confined space. Huh? That it is just as bad in a house? And you call me illogical. Gee, ever took basic courses in thermal dynamics and aerodynamics?
One would hope that parents with children would be smart enough to refrain from smoking in the same room as their child; go outside to smoke downwind from the house; make sure no one else smokes in their house; installs flters and high effciency air exchange system, know how to selectively open windows for air flow...
Better still, do not smoke.
At least in a house, with its larger air mass, the ppm of the harmful chemicals does become more diluted. Sure the particulates will settle on clothes and furniture. It is not ideal, of course. No one should smoke. But, at least, a child can move away from the direct exposure and is not confined in a car seat or by a seat belt. The smoker can go outside, at a far distance from the house, to limit the exposure of others to second-hand smoke.
So, you learned how to crack a window open to reduce the odor. Good for you. All you are doing is neutralizing air pressure. But did you think about how that smoke was impacting your passengers before you had to crack open the window? Did you know that all of the chemicals left the confined space?
Or did you think all you had to do is wave away the smoke and all is OK and only if there is an odor, there a problem,that there was no possibility of the harmful chemicals from circulating from the back to the front, from air flow to criss-cross out of the front window to the back.
Also, another side effect, children who regularly see a parent smoke are 3 times more likely to smoke themselves, compared to children who do not see a parent smoke. (This is from a recent study released from Stats Can.). Kinda hard to hide your smoking habit if you are doing it in a car, in front of them.
Plus, driving and smoking at the same time... Ever heard of distracted driving?
Here, there is no smoking in cars with children, no smoking in public parks, restaurants, malls, parks, buses, subway, trains, work places, theaters, schools, appartment corridors and lobbies, hotel lobbies, elevators, stairways etc.. It is rare to see a person smoking.
Yes, I can tell when someone is a smoker. It is obvious. Your Point?
|Tue, 03-19-2013 - 7:24pm
I don't think anyone is arguing the fact second hand smoke is unhealthy to nonsmokers, which includes children. It's just if parents smoke in the car and at home, what health benefits exists if smoking in a car with children is banned?
And yes, a car can be enclosed and of course will fill with smoke .... having smoked for years, I can say there's ways to avoid this.
|Tue, 03-19-2013 - 3:58pm
It is not just my "view". I was not going to go into a description of the physics of turbullent air flow, the currents about a moving car with or without open windows and the air flow in a car's ventilation system. It would bore people and this is not the place for that.
All laws involve some aspects of limiting the rights of individuals to do whatever they want, whenever they want for the common good. This is just, in my opinion, another example of the government balancing the rights of competiting groups (smokers versus children) for the common good, with solid science behind the law.
It would be great if this law was not required and that education into the dangers of second-hand smoke was all that was needed. But,that is not the case.
As for the large sugary drinks, a better ploy, I would think, would be to levy an additional tax on those drinks and other snack foods with the revenues from that tax going exclusively to the health care system.
|Tue, 03-19-2013 - 1:35pm
I've been in the back seat when a driver's been smoking and smoke seemed to collect in the back seat. Opening windows didn't help. A day like today where I am ~ rain. And long cold winters. You can't open car windows at those times. It would be nice if the legislatures didn't have to legislate common courtesy to our children. Children can't always speak up for themselves. I thought not smoking around children was common sense.
|Tue, 03-19-2013 - 1:17pm
I think it's about as stupid as the big brother law in NY regarding sugary drinks. Neither law affects me, but I disagree with more and more gov't intrusion into personal lives. And I'm not sure about your view that open windows allow smoke to gather in the back. I guess it would depend on "how" open they are.
It's unjustifiable government intrusion too when tax dollars are diverted to treat smokers and the obese. Avoidable habits. The number of smokers went down considerably when smoking was banned from public places. The same may come about with sugary drinks. That state also successfully banned trans fats.
I think this will pass the next round of appeals. And enormous sin taxes will help too.
|Tue, 03-19-2013 - 8:40am
In a house, a child can move away from a parent smoking. He can go into another room or the parent can also go outside etc.. The space is less confined; there is better airflow.
Were you ever a smoker or have you ever been exposed to smoker? I ask because the above statement makes no sense. Smoking are children is not a smart thing to do regardless of where one might be. Even smoke on clothes can harm a child.
However, this air flow claim? My fil use to smoke in our house, downstairs, in a sunroom addition, which I add because the wall between the sunroom and house is an outside wall, heavily insulated and such ... anyway, when he smoked there, you could smell smoke all throughout the house. And this was with 6 large windows open.
Now, my oldest son tries to sneak a cigarette in the same area of the house and it's the same scenario. Even smoking on our deck or outside any door, you can smell it throughout a few rooms in the house.
So, honestly, this idea a car is worse then in a home where you can just go to another room, is just illogical. One could also claim that in a car, even with closed windows, one is heavily exposed, but for a shorter amount of time then if they lived with a smoker where exposure is more consistent.
|Tue, 03-19-2013 - 8:31am
I think it's about as stupid as the big brother law in NY regarding sugary drinks. Neither law affects me, but I disagree with more and more gov't intrusion into personal lives.
Totally agree.
And I'm not sure about your view that open windows allow smoke to gather in the back. I guess it would depend on "how" open they are.
Well, I smoked for years, and if a car is moving, the smoke is actually drawn out of the car. Plus, one learns very quickly how to crack a window and keep the cigarette angled so the smoke goes out the car.
If the car is stopped or moving slowly, the window stops most of the smoke from coming back into the car (if the window is cracked. lol ... we did this because even without children, we didn't want a smoked filled car, smoke in our eyes or sparks to come back into the car.


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Document Type Master's Dissertation Author Miller, David B URN etd-03232005-135825 Document Title The pharmacokinetics of Diminazene Aceturate after intramuscular and intravenous administration in the healthy dog Degree MMedVet(Med) Department Companion Animal Clinical Studies Supervisor
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Date 2003-03-06 Availability unrestricted AbstractDiminazene is the therapy of choice for canine babesiosis in South Africa. Differences in the dosage described for diminazene usage and the occurrence of mortality at doses equal to or close to the recommended treatment dose for the treatment of canine babesiosis have been described. This has necessitated the need to more fully understand the absorption and disposition of diminazene in dogs.
An intravenous (i.v.) as well as an intramuscular (i.m.) pharmacokinetic study was conducted to determine the pharmacokinetics of diminazine in healthy dogs as well as to describe the binding characteristics of diminazine (in the blood) in vivo and in vitro.
Diminazene pharmacokinetics showed a large inter-individual variation after i.m. administration at 4.2 mg/kg (% CV 37 – 163) with a rapid absorption (K01-Hl - 6.6 + 10.8 min resulting in a Cmax of 1849 + 268.7 ng/ml at Tmax of 20 min. There was a rapid distribution phase (T˝a 21.6 + 11.4 min) with the distribution into the peripheral compartment being more rapid than the distribution back in to the central compartment. A mean elimination half-life (T˝b 5.31 + 3.89 h) was derived. At 1 h after i.m. injection, 75 % of the diminazene in whole blood was in the plasma fraction. Compartmental analysis of the i.v. data after diminazene administration at 2 mg/kg revealed a Cmax of 3725 + 1672.8 ng/ml with a rapid distribution phase (T˝a 7.0 + 6.2 min) with a long elimination half-life (T˝b - 32.0 ± 28.8 h).
The distribution into the peripheral compartment was more rapid than the distribution back into the central compartment as measured by K12 and K21 (K12 - 8.78 + 8.71; K21 0.32 + 0.25). The i.v. pharmacokinetic results were very variable between the dogs with a % CV of 55.5 – 137.2.
We hypothesize that the rapid distribution phase is a result of diminazene being sequestered into the liver, followed by a slow terminal phase were diminazene is both redistributed to the peripheral tissues and renally excreted. The T˝b of 32.0 ± 28.8 h in the i.v. study is considerably longer than the elimination half-life (T˝b - 5.31 + 3.89 h) found in the i.m. study. This is most likely due the 25 ng/ml limit of detection of the HPLC, detecting the i.v. tail but not the i.m. tail. This is not surprising as the Cmax levels following i.v administration were more than 2 times higher than after i.m. administration.
Further pharmacokinetic studies with diminazene in dogs should take account of the rapid absorption of diminazene after i.m. administration and the low levels of diminazene in the terminal phases. The initial sequestration of diminazene in the liver and distribution to the peripheral compartment needs further clarification. With the knowledge gained of the pharmacokinetics of diminazene in healthy dogs, a population pharmacokinetic study in dogs with babesiosis is recommended. This will allow us to more fully appreciate alterations in the pharmacokinetics of diminazene in diseased populations and the potential covariants exerting an effect.
It is our current recommendation that diminazene given i.m. at 4.2 mg/kg not be repeated within a 21 day period.
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It's show time at Coyote's, Louisville, Kentucky's hottest dance hall, and Joe Diffie is roaring through his new single, ''Honky Tonk Attitude.''
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