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American parents have been listening to professional psycho-babblers tell them how to raise children since the late 1960s. I was in graduate school at the time, and my professors thought the babblers were geniuses, sent by some New Age divinity to correct all the egregious wrongs parents had done to children since time immemorial. Children were about to enter a Golden Age in which their opinions would not only be listened to but also taken into consideration, and from an early age. And they would be allowed to express their feelings freely! And parents and teachers were going to tell them how wonderful they were and how everything they did was wonderful and so children would do more and more wonderful things and the Age of Aquarius would dawn and peace and love would fill the universe!
Problem is, it didn't turn out quite the way it was planned. Indeed, parents and teachers did all the "right" things. In fact, nearly everything they did was pretty much the opposite of the way previous generations of parents had done things. The result? Well, let's just say the Age of Aquarius has yet to dawn.
Child mental health in America, across the demographic spectrum, has declined markedly in the past 50 or so years. Compared with a kid from my generation, today's child is five to 10 times more likely to become clinically depressed before his or her 16th birthday. And parenting, as it is now termed, has become the single most stressful thing a woman will do in her adult life. Mind you, her great-grandmother probably raised a lot more kids and experienced very little stress. She was, however, able to stress her kids rather effectively.
When are parents – mothers, especially – going to get it? When are they going to wake up to the fact that the babblers have done nothing – and yes, I mean nothing – but damage? In my estimation, the Age of Aquarius will begin when American parents shut the babblers down and return parenting – to borrow from the vernacular of the 1960s – back to the people!
Because today's parents have no experiential understanding of the way it was, I'll highlight a few of the more salient features of pre-1960s childhood. But before I do, I'll respond to those who claim that I "idealize" the 1950s. No, I do not. I simply maintain what is verifiable fact: American children were better off back then – as well off, in fact, as they'd ever been and certainly a whole lot happier than today's kids.
The biggest difference was that mom and dad paid more attention to and talked more to one another than they paid attention to and talked to their kids. In fact, kids back then didn't get a whole lot of attention from their parents. We were supposed to pay attention to them, not they to us. And so, by the time we went to school, we'd learned to give our undivided attention to adults, which is why we were taught successfully (our academic achievement was much higher than today's kids) in overcrowded classrooms. By the time we were in our early elementary years, we were doing more for our moms, in the form of chores, than they were doing for us. Oh, and our moms weren't "involved" with us. Oh, happy day! They expected us to figure out our own entertainment, do our own homework, settle our own squabbles, lie in the beds we made, and stew in our own juices. Need I point out that today's mom is doing nearly all of that for her child, including the stewing?
We were allowed to express our opinions, but they didn't count for much (and shouldn't have). And no, we were definitely not allowed to express our feelings freely. Have you ever met someone who expresses his or her feelings freely, without regard for the sensibilities of others? That defines an obnoxious, narcissistic, sociopathic boor.
Finally, I am a proud member of the last generation of American kids who weren't allowed to have high self-esteem. When a child back then had an outburst of high self-esteem, his parents told him he was acting too big for his britches, which is what high self-esteem is all about anyway – popping one's britches.
And yet, we were happier. We may have missed the Aquarian train, but I hear it ran off the tracks sometime around 1975 anyway.
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Pacers Playoffs Notebook: Vogel named Eastern Conference Coach of the Month
Vogel Ends Regular Season With Award
In yesterday's Pacers Playoff Notebook, I had noted that Indiana Pacers Head Coach Frank Vogel "Vogel will be the first to give the credit to the players, his staff, and the fans of the Pacers for his success". So, it was no surprise what his reaction was to the media moments after he found out he was named the Eastern Conference Head Coach of the Month of April.
"I have no words, it is very, very humbling," said Vogel, who's Pacers went 12-3 during the final month of the season. "It is a credit to these guys as they have been extremely dialed in, focused, and quite frankly it is a credit to Larry Bird for bringing Barbosa in. That changed our team and helped us go on a run towards the end of the season."
That momentum that the Pacers carried into the playoffs has Vogel reminding his players of the last team to win a championship in a shortened season.
"I have talked about it for three weeks about the psychological edge that comes with being the hottest team in the NBA," said Vogel.
"I think it prevalent throughout our own team in how we carry ourselves. I think it is a psychological advantage over whoever your opponent is, and that has been our goal going into these playoffs. To be the hottest team in the NBA. We talked about the last lockout season, and the team that won the NBA Championship that year in the San Antonio Spurs (37-13 squad that defeated the New York Knicks in five games). They had never done anything before then, and they went into that playoffs on a 12-1 run. We talked to our team in the last four weeks about going into the playoffs on that type of run, and giving ourselves a chance to shock the world."
But in order for the Pacers to use that confidence and winning swagger to their advantage, they will have to find a way to limit the Orlando Magic (37-29) on their three-point shooting abilities. During the shortened 2011-12 season the Magic shot the most attempts from behind the arc in the league with a total of 1,785 attempts, most in the league and 721 more than Indiana attempted. Most impressively though, the Magic finished third in three-point percentage with a final tally of .375.
"Anybody that knows basketball knows that a three-point shooting team like Orlando is extremely dangerous," said Vogel. "It doesn't matter who is in the middle, they can get red hot and shoot you out of the game. So our arms are going to be up and we will be ready to go."
Power forward Ryan Anderson (16.1 ppg.) attempted and made the most three-point shots in the NBA during the season, going 166 for 422 from behind the arc. However guards Chris Duhon (.420) and J.J. Redick sport better shooting percentages from behind the arc, and Vogel doesn't expect the Magic's shooting tendencies to change in anyway despite the absence of Dwight Howard to open up shots.
"It doesn't matter if is Dwight Howard, Big Baby, or Earl Clark, they are extremely dangerous with how they spread the floor with Anderson and all their shooters," said Vogel. "In a lot of ways they are just as dangerous, if not even more dangerous, because they are shooting even more threes"
Roy Hibbert is Wearing His Game Face
At 12:57 a.m. Saturday morning, with with tip-off of game one just a little over 18 hours away, Pacers All-Star center Roy Hibbert sent out a message to his fans over Twitter.
"@Hoya2aPacer: It's playoff season.Studying film on Orl right now. Gonna b a tough series."
Hibbert's focus and demeanor was apparent during Friday afternoon's practice as well, as the normal fun-loving big guy was as straight to the arrow as one can be.
"We have a lot of work to do," said Hibbert. "We are hungry, and Orlando is a good team despite losing Dwight. We are not taking anybody lightly."
Roy made a point to mention that his game will not be changed with the absence of Dwight Howard on Saturday night, as he will still continue to attempt to dominate the low-post through rebounding and defense as he has during his breakout season. Hibbert averaged 12.8 points and 8.8 rebounds during his fourth year in the league, but his numbers dipped to 10.8 points and 6.6 rebounds against the Magic with Howard in the line-up.
The past results throughout the season don't seem to effect Hibbert's mindset that his rival won't be on the court.
"I'm going to be aggressive," said Hibbert. "I'm just going to play my game like I have been doing all year. You guys will see what I do out there tomorrow night."
Head Coach Frank Vogel believes that Hibbert will be able to take advantage of the situation, but don't expect the Pacers to be pounding the ball down to him on every play.
"We aren't going to over-emphasize Roy Hibbert," said Vogel.
"We have a lot of matchups and a lot of different positions, and mismatches we feel that we can exploit. Roy is just one of those. We feel like we can go inside to him, and he's got to be a factor in a number of ways. Not just low-post touches, but random duck-ins, being on the glass, and in particular anchoring our defense. With him being in there staying home on the rim, while we are guarding shooters is going to be a critical element to defeating these guys."
Hill Doesn't Want Pacers to Overthink Playoffs
Newly named Pacers starting point guard George Hill has seen teams with high expectations flounder before. Twice while playing on San Antonio the Spurs lost out in the first round while sporting one of the best records in the league, including a first round exit to the eighth-seeded Memphis Grizzlies last season after finishing 61-21 during the regular season. Hill has mentioned earlier in the week that those past memories are well behind him, that if he were to focus on the past he would trip on the future, and that winning with the Pacers now has his prime attention.
But it doesn't mean that Hill can't spread some conventional wisdom to his teammates that haven't been in this position as a favorite and number-three seed in a series before.
"We should do nothing different," said Hill with a soft voice.
"I think you make mistakes when you change who you are. I'll be taking the same approach that I have taken every single other game, and I'm sure all the other players will do the same. It will be a little bit more exciting since it is the playoffs, and that's what we have worked all season long before. But we have to keep the same approach."
Hill (9.6 ppg, 2.9 ast) talked about the challenge that playing a former all-star in Jameer Nelson (11.9 ppg) will bring, but just hopes the Pacers can keep a steady and calm head while riding the hot streak they rolled through April with.
"When you are rolling towards the end of the playoffs it helps you," said Hill. "But at the same time, it also can hurt you. You can be overexcited about who you are playing and take them for granted. So we just have to be prepared for them as they will be prepared for us."
Notes: Leandro Barbosa did some light shooting on Friday with his twisted ankle, and will be a game-time decision to see if he will play. Danny Granger also sat out drills during practice to rest his knee, but is expected to be 100% for Saturday night's 7:30 tip-off at Bankers Life Fieldhouse. Tickets can be found on Stubhub for Saturday night's game for as low as $4.00 as of 1:58 a.m. on Saturday morning.Copyright © 2014, Hartford Courant


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I wake up to the same ceiling with all the prints of Unova pokemon. I look at the same map of the Unova region and sigh, because it is the last time I will see the poster for a while. Today is the day that I go to the Johto region.I had to convince my mom, Prof. Juniper, to take me when she said that she was going to see Prof. Elm.
I got up and did all the things that a person should do before they go to a different part of the world. I must have gotten up too early because my mom wasn't up yet. When she did wake up and did her morning duties. She called Prof. Elm and told him that she needed to stop by the lab and check the pokemon. While she did that I turned on the news and checked out what was happening in Unova and around the world.
The moment we stepped on the plane in Castelia City, I was psyched to see new pokemon there. This trip was particularly uneventful and boring if not for the Minccino that mom brought. When we finally got so we could see land, instantly I was shocked at how different the pokemon were. Just then, a dark figure flashed by my window and I swear it winked at me.
"I just saw something flash by my window!" I told mom in stunned surprise.
"Don't be silly! It was probably just a Pidgey." she told me with a relaxed tone.
I relaxed in my seat a little more and looked out the window and saw the strangest pokemon I've ever seen.
Soon after we landed and I asked mom about the pokemon named Pidgey. She told me that they were bird-like pokemon, like Pidove and Tranquill, and that they are very common in the Johto region. I then relized that none of these pokemon live in the Unova region. I relaxed, took a breath and said,"Johto."
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June 30, 2011
Spotted Owl Recovery Plan
A new Recovery Plan for the Spotted Owl is being announced today. What does it mean?
Hermiston Homeless Shelter Breaks Ground
Hermiston's first and only homeless shelter will break ground this month. What difference will it make?
The Blazers This Week
The Blazers have a lot going on this week. We'll check in with a sportswriter from The Oregonian about the draft, Greg Oden, and the possibility of a lockout.
June 29, 2011
The Nature of Intelligence
How is intelligence linked to memory?
The Meaning of Mensa
This year the American Mensa Annual Gathering is taking place in Portland. We'll explore what it means to be a part of this "forum for intellectual exchange."
Reactions to NY's Same-Sex Marriage Law
New York lawmakers legalized same-sex marriage on June 24. What will it mean for Oregon?
June 28, 2011
Kayaking Waterfalls
A 19 year-old injured his back this weekend while kayaking down Bridal Veil falls. We'll talk to someone who teaches people how to run waterfalls.
Creating Jobs in Rural Oregon
What are rural communities in Oregon doing to create jobs?
Library Voices
We'll talk to Portlander Molly Raphael who's the new president of the American Library Association and Laura Moulton who lends her collection of paperbacks out to people living on the street.
June 27, 2011
Health Insurance Exchange
Now that Oregon lawmakers have passed a bill to establish a Health Insurance Exchange, what happens next to make it a reality?
Living Without Health Insurance
What is it like to live without health insurance?
Remembering Betty Roberts
Betty Roberts died this weekend at age 88. We'll reflect on her life in law and politics.
June 24, 2011
Whither Women of Wal-Mart
What are the implications of the U.S. Supreme Court ruling that the class action lawsuit against Wal-Mart could not proceed?
Crooked River Roundup
The Crooked River Roundup takes place in Prineville this weekend. We'll find what effect the rodeo has on this depressed Central Oregon town.
Bill Blocks New Hookah Bars
If signed into law, a bill that just passed in the Legislature would prevent new hookah lounges from opening in the state. How would this affect you?
June 23, 2011
Vanessa Veselka's "Zazen"
Portland author Vanessa Veselka's debut novel Zazen offers a bleak but not quite hopeless look at a dystopian world eerily similar to our own.
Afghanistan Drawdown
What's your reaction to the announcement by President Obama of a troop drawdown in Afghanistan?
June 22, 2011
Shakespeare Festival Disrupted
What will a damaged theater mean for patrons of the Oregon Shakespeare Festival?
Global Grain
How is Oregon grain linked to the state's relationship with China?
Claire Bolderson
BBC Newshour host Claire Bolderson joins us to discuss her visit to Oregon.
June 21, 2011
Office of Equity
What will the City of Portland's new Office of Equity look like?
Higher Education Update
With state lawmakers expected to wrap up the legislative session early, which bills and budgets affecting higher education are still on the table?
June 20, 2011
Building Space
What happens when industrial designers, woodworkers, architects and other creative folks all go to work in the same communal space?
Elizabeth Hovde's Recovery
Oregonian columnist Elizabeth Hovde suffered a traumatic brain injury from a skiing accident in January. She's recovering now and looking at life through a different lens.
Mental Health Crisis Center Opens
What difference will Portland's new Crisis Assessment and Treatment Center make?
June 17, 2011
Rebroadcast: Food Access
A rebroadcast of our show looking at what difference access to grocery stores makes in the lives of Oregonians.
June 16, 2011
Breast Milk Banking
Experts say that breast milk is best for babies. If a mother cannot provide breast milk, are there safe and comparable options?
The Cost of Business
What are state and local governments doing to lure businesses to Oregon?
June 15, 2011
My Heart Is An Idiot
A new documentary follows Found Magazine's Davy Rothbart as he searches for love.
Dignity Village and Ending Homelessness
Where does Dignity Village fit into the 10-Year Plan to End Homelessness?
June 14, 2011
Rebroadcast: Paulann Petersen
Oregon poet laureate, Paulann Petersen, calls herself an ambassador for poetry in Oregon. We explore what that means to her.
June 13, 2011
Selling Stumptown
Who is calling the shots at Stumptown Coffee Roasters?
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The Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist Nicholas Kristof is best known for his columns in the New York Times. He grew up in Yamhill County and joins us from there to answer your questions.
June 10, 2011
The Value of Mount Hood
We're live from Timberline Lodge on Mt. Hood to find out what the mountain means to you.
June 9, 2011
Live from Salem
We'll broadcast live from Salem to talk about what's on legislators' minds as the 2011 session enters the home stretch and we'll meet a lobbyist who developed an app to track votes.
June 8, 2011
Rising Rivers
Unless you work on the water, it's easy to ignore gradual changes in river levels. But as several rivers in Oregon approach and exceed flood stage, some people are starting to take notice.
Gang Shootings
Since last Friday there have been four three suspected gang-related shootings in Portland. What's happening? And how are you reacting to the violence?
June 7, 2011
Background Checks
Should elected officials undergo the same scrutiny as people who serve on volunteer committees?
Employee Benefits
Mayor Sam Adams wants to expand health benefits for city employees to include sex reassignment surgery. How do employers decide what should be covered by their health plans?
June 6, 2011
Gender-Neutral Parenting
Should your child's gender influence how you raise them?
June 3, 2011
Big Fears About Microplastics
What are tiny piece of plastic in the ocean doing to the marine life... and to us?
Carcinogenic Phones?
A new report by the World Health Organization says radiation put out by cell phones may be "carcinogenic to humans."
Tuition Increases
Why are Oregon's public universities raising tuition?
June 2, 2011
Northwest Passages: Ellen Waterston
Through her life and her writing, Ellen Waterston captures change in Central Oregon.
June 1, 2011
Oregon Insurer Raising Rates
Regence BlueCross BlueShield of Oregon wants to raise their rates 22%. The public will have a chance to weigh in this week.
Women, War and PTSD
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Hannah's collection of six unstructured knits (all in the lovely Sparrow) is just about ready. We're launching Knitbot Linen first thing Wednesday morning, and we're celebrating with a giveaway: Everyone who orders a printed copy of Linen between Wednesday at launch time and Friday noon is eligible to win a prize of ten skeins of Sparrow in any of the twelve colors on offer. We love Hannah's palette, but there are seven more colors to choose from. So be thinking.
Knitbot Linen will be available as a 36-page print book (comes with the e-book), an e-book, or as individual patterns. Photos of the pieces follow, and for specific information on finished measurements, yarn colors and amounts, visit Hannah's blog. It's always good to think (and order) ahead.
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Since Bruner's (1961) call for research into discovery-based learning, controversy has surrounded the efficacy of such a constructivist approach to instruction (e.g., Tobias & Duffy, 2009). For decades, research has investigated to what extent discovery-based instruction enhances learning tasks or conversely, detracts from them. Research has included wide varieties of domains and discovery-based instructional approaches. Samples have included both children and adults and both novices and experts within their specific domains. It seems that what the field needs is a definition of discovery learning from a practical perspective because a review of the literature reveals that although there might be an implied sense of what discovery learning is, the methodologies employed vary greatly. Furthermore, the characteristics of effective discovery methodology(s) need to be examined with careful consideration of the domain involved, the age of the sample, the comparison condition, and the outcome assessments. Therefore, two meta-analyses were conducted using a sample of 164 studies: the first examined the effects of unassisted discovery learning versus explicit instruction and the second examined the effects of enhanced and/or assisted discovery versus other types of instruction (e.g., explicit, unassisted discovery, etc.). Random effects analyses of 580 comparisons revealed that outcomes were favorable for explicit instruction when compared to unassisted discovery under most conditions, d = -.38 (95% CI = -.44/-.31). In contrast, analyses of 360 comparisons revealed that outcomes were favorable for enhanced discovery when compared to other forms of instruction, d = .30 (95% CI = .23/.36). The findings suggest that unassisted discovery does not benefit learners, whereas feedback, worked examples, scaffolding, and elicited explanations do.
An extensive body of literature exists substantiating the idea that sleep facilitates the strengthening, stabilization, and protection of newly formed memories, aiding in consolidation from short-term to long-term stores. However, research as to the temporal boundaries of the benefit of sleep to declarative memory is deficient. It has been established that sleep benefits memory compared to equal time spent awake, but when sleep needs to occur relative to the learning period, as well as how much and what type of sleep is necessary, has been little explored. Additionally, researchers have focused on how the brain works on previously encoded information during sleep, but very few have addressed whether sleep prepares the brain to take on new information when it occurs prior to learning. Using efficient daytime naps, the present series of studies addressed these shortcomings and the results provided support exclusively to an active role for sleep in memory processing. Study I unexpectedly demonstrated superior performance for recognition memory with increased delay before sleep onset, resulting in increased slow wave sleep (SWS) in the later nap groups. Study II determined that sleep must progress into SWS, rather than merely Stages 1 and 2, for better short-term retention, subsequent protection from stimulus-related interference, and long-term consolidation, although even a brief nap provides temporary retention benefits over remaining awake. Examining sleep prior to learning in Study III, it was found that a 60-minute nap prepared the brain to more efficiently consolidate information, despite the fact that nap and wake groups encoded material equally. Overall, the present research provides clarification, although perhaps task-dependent, to the existing questions regarding the temporal relationship between sleep and learning. Additionally, the results proffer support for active processing during sleep potentially through standard consolidation and/or homeostatic downscaling of synaptic potentials, the major mechanistic theories ascribing a role for SWS in declarative memory processing.
Abstract Ridiculous Geographies: Mapping the Theatre of the Ridiculous as Radical Aesthetic by Kelly Aliano Adviser: Professor James Wilson This dissertation is a comprehensive study of the artists associated with the Theatre of the Ridiculous. The discussion begins with Charles Ludlam, the most famous practitioner of the form and then extends to artists with whom he collaborated, including Jack Smith, the Play-House of the Ridiculous, Ethyl Eichelberger, and Charles Busch. The argument traces the overlapping aesthetic qualities of all of these theatre practitioners; they all shared a reverence for popular culture of the twentieth century; they all blended references from high and low culture in their dramaturgy; and they all created performances that took a unique approach to cross-dressed performance. The objective of this project is to "map" the Theatre of the Ridiculous in order to display that it was a coherent and cohesive theatrical movement that contained a radical, queer quality. To do this, this dissertation engages Ludlam as a kind of apotheosis of Ridiculous play making, displaying how his works exemplified all three of these key aesthetic elements. Then, the discussion turns to Ludlam's inspiration, experimental artist Jack Smith, who was preoccupied to the point of obsession with twentieth-century cinema. I then look at the Play-House of the Ridiculous, headed by director John Vaccaro and playwrights Ronald Tavel and Kenneth Bernard, as the site for the genesis of Ridiculous Theatre. Here, I highlight a preoccupation with textual collaging, or remixing, in playwriting, especially insofar as it valued popular references alongside of or even over highbrow ones. I then study gender performance in the Ridiculous, looking at the mashed up performances of Ethyl Eichelberger, which create identities that defy gender categorization. Finally, I consider the legacy of the Ridiculous, tracing both direct inheritors of the form as well as those whose more contemporary work appears to be influenced by it.
In this work I offer critical interpretations of street skaters, images in schools, collaborative writing and discourses on Muslims in schools. Employing a phenomenological, hermeneutic approach, I have thought back on my experiences, made claims and supported them hermeneutically. As I have (in the tradition of critical pedagogy) told stories of being in the world, a critical perspective has anchored these stories to broader social, political and economic frameworks. Axiological concerns are at the forefront of this work, and the "so what?" question implicitly weaves through it. I do not seek to provide the answers, but rather to illuminate, through example, that asking questions of that which is taken for granted and connecting these questions to issues of power is a valid undertaking. In a world of truncated educational "accountability" this work joins those that seek to offer a counterpoints. This dissertation explores work that has been done over the past three years in a variety of pedagogical contexts. As a manuscript style dissertation, it sews together freestanding texts with the thread of critical pedagogy. Each chapter (including half of the first chapter) has been published, only the last chapter (which discusses future work) is new. In each of these research projects I set out to use interdisciplinary and multi-textual approaches to focus on "other" ways of being in the world, and to question privileging practices and discourses that have been normalized in everyday life. As a bricolage, this work brings together multiple disciplines and theoretical discourses. I draw from a range of critical pedagogies and visual and literary methods. Throughout, I employ autoethnography as an entry point, to render accessible the worlds and worldviews that I seek to shed light on.
This research is about the power supply considerations and energy recovery schemes in water purification systems utilizing the Capacitive De-Ionization (CDI) method. The first chapter is a general introduction about the ever rising need for water in the world. It also talks about the drive behind this research. The most common methods for water desalination are discussed in Chapter II. Then, the method of CDI is discussed in detail in Chapter III. The model, applications and design considerations for CDI are discussed. Energy recovery in desalination methods is talked about in Chapter IV, with emphasis on energy recovery in CDI. Then a novel method for energy recovery in CDI is presented, showing superior results to prior art. Simulation and experimental results confirmed the validity of the method, and are presented. Power supply considerations for the CDI method are presented in Chapter V. Then, a novel power supply scheme is suggested.
Abstract This thesis argues that the creation of street level, vigilante heroes The Punisher and Daredevil created by Marvel Comics authors and illustrators in the late 1970s and early 1980s reflected the socio-economic environment of New York City at this same moment in history. By examining an era of New York that was fiscally and socially tense along with the development of characters created by the New York based Marvel Comics, I aim to show how their creation was directly related to the environment which they were produced in.
Abstract THE EFFECTS OF ENRICHMENT ON COGNITION IN RATS RATTUS NORVEGICUS by Amber A. Alliger Adviser: Dr. Peter Moller Animal models play an integral role in pharmaceutical research when developing drugs for human use. It is therefore imperative that animal models accurately represent human systems. In an attempt to reduce variability of test results, animals are often kept in barren, non-natural conditions. There is, however, a growing awareness that environmental enrichment will increase the validity of test results. The aim of the present study was to allow animals to control their environment using operant conditioning procedures, and to assess the effect of control on cognitive tasks. Four predictions were tested: 1. Rats (Rattus norvegicus) will control three stimuli (light, sound and a running wheel). 2. Animals will exhibit preferences for particular stimulus strengths. 3. Animals that exert control over the environmental stimuli will show increased performance in cognitive tasks compared to animals that lack control.4. Animals that can control environmental stimuli will have lower corticosterone levels than animals that lack such control, where corticosterone levels are used as an assessment of stress. Experimental subjects in both experiments did show control over a light stimulus, and performed significantly better in a discrimination task as compared with subjects that could not control their environment. There was no difference in corticosterone levels between control and experimental subjects. These results will contribute to an understanding how enrichment and control of environmental stimuli, in particular, affect the welfare of animals in captive environments, and aid in designing experimental conditions that will produce animal models that will increase validity and reliability in research.
The current study explored three main aspects relating to the use of written feedback as a formative assessment tool: the types (form or content) of written feedback provided by elementary school teachers and the levels (task, process-Self-Regulation) at which those types of feedback are provided; whether elementary school teacher beliefs about written feedback principles and their own written feedback practice correspond to the actual written feedback they provide; and whether exposure to a model of written feedback influences teacher written feedback practice. Data were collected from 188 elementary school teachers spirally assigned to five groups (four treatment, one control). Treatment groups were exposed to different written feedback models and subsequently all teachers were asked to provide written feedback on a fifth grade student's social studies writing sample. All teachers responded to a demographic survey as well as a questionnaire containing a series of questions related to their beliefs about written feedback and their written feedback practice. Findings showed that elementary school teachers provided form type comments almost ten times more frequently than content type comments. Teachers' beliefs regarding feedback practices did not match the actual feedback provided on the Written Task. Specifically, teachers believed that they provide content written feedback more frequently than was reflected in their actual feedback. There was no statistically significant relationship between teacher beliefs about process-SR related feedback principles and the actual number of process-SR level comments teachers gave on the Written Task. Exposure to written feedback models influenced the levels of written feedback participants delivered. Group 1 (form and task) provided significantly more task level feedback than Group 2 (form and process-SR) or the control group. Further, trend level differences were found between Group 2 and Group 1, with Group 2 providing more process-SR comments than Group 1. No differences were found by written feedback type or between Group 3 (content and task) and Group 4 (content and process-SR). Study findings suggest that teachers would benefit from support geared towards enhancing their written feedback practice to provide more content comments at the process-SR level. Practical and classroom applications are discussed.
The present study was designed to examine how adults, children with typical language development (TLD), and children with Specific Language Impairment (SLI) process words from sparse and dense phonological neighborhoods, using the Cross Modal Picture-Word Interference Paradigm. The participants were asked to label a picture presented on a computer screen, while ignoring auditory distractors (interfering words or IWs) presented over headphones. The target items were manipulated according to neighborhood density (high and low density words), and the auditory distractors were either identical to the target, a neutral distractor (good), phonologically related (by rhyme), or unrelated to the target item. The interfering words were presented either before the target item ( -750, -450, or -150 ms ) before the picture, or after the picture ( +150 ms ). Participants were asked to name the pictures as quickly as possible, while ignoring the auditory distractors. Reaction times and error rates were measured. Eleven children with SLI (6;5-10;1), ten children with typical language development (6;10-10;2), and 22 young adults participated in the study. The results revealed that adults demonstrated increased sensitivity to rhyme-related distractors in the Low Density condition only, reflecting less detailed phonological representations of low density words. Children with TLD and SLI both demonstrated less interference of related IWs in both the high and low density conditions. There were no significant group differences in reaction time or overall error rates. However, the SLI group produced significantly more errors on low density words than the TLD group. In addition, children with SLI demonstrated similar response time differences for the related and unrelated items for both density types, while the children with TLD appeared to benefit more from the related distractors in the low density condition. The results are discussed in relation to the Lexical Restructuring Model (Metsala & Walley, 1998).


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KAPURTHALA: Yoga guru Ramdev on Sunday said it was unfortunate that despite being a Sikh, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh had not been able to provide justice to the victims of 1984 riots and, asked the people to teach a lesson to the Congress in next year's Punjab assembly polls.
"It was very unfortunate that Prime Minister Manmohan Singh being a Sikh has failed to provide justice to the victims of 1984 riots," Ramdev said addressing a rally. He appealed to people to teach Congress a "lesson" in the forthcoming assembly elections for its alleged failure to check the menace of corruption, unemployment and inflation.
"The Congress is a sinking ship and many Congressmen want to leave it," Ramdev said. The spiritual leader said he would write to the Prime Minister in the next few months after seeking public opinion and consent of all the MPs to bring back black money deposited in foreign banks.
Ramdev suggested declaration of every property as national asset after fixing an upper limit of wealth and personal property up to Rs 20 crore to check the exodus of the country's money to foreign banks. The yoga guru said he would not form his political party and would oppose the Congress in the forthcoming elections in case it failed to bring back black money stashed away in foreign tax havens.
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Murray, a 6-1 native of Tampa, Fla., led the Bulldogs to their second straight conference win as Georgia routed Vanderbilt 43-0. He posted a career-high 287 yards (15-of-24) and two touchdowns with no interceptions. The Bulldogs tallied a season-high 547 yards of total offense as Murray's passing efficiency soared to a season-high mark of 190.4 (he is now the nation's top freshman in the category and No. 18 in the country with a season mark of 157.2).
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A dress I recently made for a client from vintage fabric from the late 60s/early 70s.
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|3 years ago :: Nov 14 2011 - 10:10PM
Well what I was referring to was that the game is sucking up way to much memory causing the framerate to constantly drop ending in a crash (freeze) of the game. Windows then give me a message that too much memory is being used by Saints Row The Third requiring me to close the program. After closing Saints Row The Third my memory returns to a normal 30 % which is being used by windows, steam and my anti virus program.
So yes Saints Row the Third takes the memory up to almost 100 % which is asinine to say the least when you have 4 GB of Ram at your disposal.
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|3 years ago :: Nov 14 2011 - 10:15PM
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I'm using Fraps to record, and yes the problem is the same with fraps off.
Also Joker_Omega made a good point.
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|3 years ago :: Nov 14 2011 - 10:25PM
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that cpu is actually not very fast anymore, i had one for a long time.
upgraded to an i5 2500k recently, and it's WAY faster than i thought.
ironically enough i ebayed my q9550 for almost the same i paid for the i2500k,
i think it's a good cpu for socket 775 but it's about 4 years old now. the specs
look a lot better on paper, 12 meg cache and all that. but really it benchmarks kinda meh.
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|3 years ago :: Nov 14 2011 - 10:34PM
You've caught my curiosity!
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|3 years ago :: Nov 14 2011 - 10:35PM
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Hey all,
Thank you for the reports thus far. Please remember a few important things while we start to look into this.
1. Make sure your drivers are updated. I'm fairly certain there were a few new ATi drivers released within the past few days, so please double check their website.
2. If you're still having issues, please ensure that you give us your PC specs, and of course your ATi card / driver combination. This way, we'll be able to work on seeing what similarities anyone with an issue has and begin troubleshooting properly.
Thanks everyone and we appreciate your patience while we gather reports and stats from anyone running into an issue.
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|3 years ago :: Nov 14 2011 - 10:41PM
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People on the steam forum confirmed that it is a re-occuring issue with the AMD HD 5000 and 6000 series even at updated drivers.
I have a Sapphire Radeon HD 6970 and I seem to be facing the same issue. Please address this for us.
I am running on a i7-2600 3.4 Ghz, Radeon HD 6970, latest drivers, 8GB RAM, 500GB Kingston SSD v series.
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|3 years ago :: Nov 14 2011 - 10:44PM
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Ok so I started playing some SR3 with over a dozen system monitor programs open.
The only thing worthy noting is the CPU load.
I'm playing with latest drivers btw.
But don't worry, SR3 still runs better then skyrim
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|3 years ago :: Nov 14 2011 - 10:49PM
Updated to newest graphic card driver, didn't help though.
Also checked the CPU usage when running the game and it shoots up to 100 % as well as the memory... ouch!
Really appreciate you guys looking into the problem, hopefully we'll see a fix sometime soon.
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|3 years ago :: Nov 15 2011 - 12:22AM
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Q6600 @ 3.6 (8x450)
DXdiag report: dl.dropbox.com/u/7482608/DxDiag.txt
CPU speed is misreported. Windows doesn't like that I have lowered the multiplier ...
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|3 years ago :: Nov 15 2011 - 1:10AM
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Windows 7 64-bit
60 FPS Indoors
The game is playable and very fun, but there's definitely choppy performance in outdoor environments.
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