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"I love to make cheesecakes and frequently give them as gifts or donate them to fund-raisers," notes Gretchen Ely from West Lafayette, Indiana. "This one is very popular."
- 1 package (10 ounces) chocolate-covered mint cookies, crushed
- 3 tablespoons butter, melted
- 3 packages (8 ounces each) cream cheese, softened
- 3/4 cup sugar
- 5 teaspoons cornstarch
- 3 to 4 drops green food coloring, optional
- 3 eggs, lightly beaten
- 1 egg yolk, lightly beaten
- 1/2 cup heavy whipping cream
- 2 teaspoons peppermint extract
- 1-1/4 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 1 cup miniature semisweet chocolate chips
- 3 to 4 drops green food coloring, optional
- In a small bowl, combine cookie crumbs and butter. Press onto the bottom and 1 in. up the sides of a greased 9-in. springform pan.
- In a large bowl, beat the cream cheese, sugar and cornstarch until smooth. Add eggs and egg yolk; beat on low speed just until combined. Stir in the cream, extracts and food coloring if desired. Fold in chocolate chips. Pour into crust. Place pan on a baking sheet
- Bake at 325° for 50-60 minutes or until center is almost set. Cool on a wire rack for 10 minutes. Carefully run a knife around edge of pan to loosen; cool 1 hour longer. Refrigerate overnight. Refrigerate leftovers. Yield: 12 servings.
Editor's Note: This recipe was tested with Keebler Grasshopper Fudge Mint Cookies.
Originally published as Peppermint Chip Cheesecake in Taste of Home August/September 2004, p5
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"Made this cheesecake to sell at a fundraiser auction. It got rave reviews from the buyer!!"
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"I made this cheesecake following the recipe to the T...absolutely delicious. Will probably make it again for the holidays. Thanks for sharing!!"
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Some children despite adequate teaching, a stimulating environment and with a generally normal intellect, have difficulty with movement and specific aspects of learning. Dyspraxia is a difficulty with thinking out, planning and carrying out sensory / motor tasks.
The Dyspraxia Association of Ireland is active in the following areas
Developmental Co-ordination Disorder (DCD) and Dyspraxia are not new. For well over a century different terms have been used to describe children with a predominant picture of motor difficulties - terms such as "the clumsy child".
Annell (1949) was said to describe the clumsy child as being:
"awkward in movements, poor at games, hopeless in dancing and gymnastics, a bad writer and defective in concentration. He is inattentive, cannot sit still, leaves his shoelaces untied, does buttons wrongly, bumps into furniture, breaks glassware, slips off his chair, kicks his legs against the desk, and perhaps reads badly"
The difficulties are defined on the basis of a failure to gain skills in both gross and fine movements which cannot be explained by impaired general learning or a medical condition such as cerebral palsy. There is extensive evidence that these difficulties can have considerable impact on children's lives as they struggle to plan and organise themselves. This commonly affects the child both in school and at home, and in contrast to similar aged children acquiring these skills with little effort.
Today, Dyspraxia is the most commonly used term in the UK with varying definitions, but the most recent, formal and widely internationally used term to describe these children is Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD). It appears in both the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual for Mental Disorders (APA, DSM-IV, 1994; APA, DSM-IV-TR, 2000) and the International Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems (WHO, ICD-10, 1992a; 1992b; 1993).
Increasing interest in these children in both academic research and in clinical and educational practice is starting to lead to a greater understanding of identification, management and longer-term impact on the child and the family (ESRC seminar series, Sugden, 2004-2005).
Children are identified usually by either a parent or teacher concern, or on screening. There are several checklists including the DCDQ for parents and the Early Years Movement Checklist for younger children and Movement ABC checklist for professionals. The commonest assessment tool used in the UK is the Movement ABC Battery and in the USA is the Bruininks-Oseretsky Test of Motor Proficiency which identifies a level of motor difficulties.The child also needs to show that these difficulties are at both home and at school. Other reasons for the difficulties need also to be excluded such as Cerebral palsy or Muscular Dystrophy.
Overlap with other specific learning difficulties is common.
Evidence from Gillberg (1998), Pitcher et al (2003), and Rasta & Eliot (1999), show overlap of DCD with other neurodevelopmental disorders. For example in the Canadian population study (Kaplan et al (1997)), 23% of children showed signs of DCD, 8% met criteria for ADHD, and 19% were categorised as dyslexic. Nearly 25% of the affected children were found to have all three, while 10% had both ADHD and DCD, and 22% had dyslexia and DCD. Gillberg (1998) also described the DAMP (deficits in attention, motor and perception) model where a 40% overlap of ADHD and DCD was described.
Additional summaries of work in this area can be found in Kirby (2005) and Green and Baird (2005). In addition, recent work by Adib et al (2005) and Kirby (2004) has also shown an association between motor difficulties and joint hypermobility syndrome( JHS). JHS is where children and adults have hypermobile joints and they may have increased clicks, bruising and are " double-jointed". Some children dislocate some joints as well. Further research is being undertaken at the Dyscovery Centre at present. (http://www.hypermobility.org/)
Over the last 15 years an overlap of DCD with other conditions has been identified and these include:
At present children with motor difficulties commonly present to Occupational Therapists, Physiotherapists and Paediatricians. Psychiatrists are less aware of DCD, even though a large percentage of children presenting to them in ADHD clinics will have motor difficulties that may impact on their everyday lives. ( Kirby and Salmon, 2007)
There is a need for designing provision that takes into consideration the overlapping picture of developmental disorders, rather than segmentation of services which currently commonly exists.
Children with DCD are assessed in a variety of ways, but currently there is no gold standard assessment instrument, and no instrument that goes from childhood to adulthood that is appropriate. In many countries, a notable exception being the USA, the Movement ABC Battery-2 (Henderson and Sugden, 1992;2008) is the most widely used instrument, and contains a standardised normative referenced test, plus a criterion referenced checklist. The latest version extends from 3-16 years. However, other instruments are used such as Bruininks–Oseretsky Test of Motor Proficiency (Hattie and Edwards (1987)) in the USA which extends to 21 years.
Other tests include :
Other tests that are used include:
It is highly unlikely that there is a single gene for DCD and it is likely there are a number of causes. In addition there is likely to be a gene/environmental interplay. For example there is evidence that lead ingestion and other substances may have an effect on co-ordination. Co-ordination difficulties are more often seen in very prematurely born children. Some evidence of maternal consumption of fish in pregnancy has a link to both language and motor development has recently been found in the ALSPAC longitudinal study Twin studies in Australia have also shown linkage with certain sub types of ADHD and fine motor co-ordination difficulties ( Piek and Pitcher).
There was a view until the early 90s that children with DCD "grow out" of the condition. However children with DCD are not unaffected by their difficulties and have been reported to have lower self-esteem. Studies in DCD have shown that children perceive themselves as less competent than their peers not only in the domain of physical play (athletic competence), but also in several other domains including physical appearance and social acceptance (Rose et al (1997), Schoemaker and Kalverboer (1994), Skinner and Piek (2001)).
Overlap with ADHD and other specific learning difficulties certainly seems to have a worse long-term prognosis. Hellgren et al's (1993) long-term study of individuals showed those with this mixed picture were more likely to continue to have difficulties into adulthood.
Rasmussen's (2000) longitudinal community-based study followed children who had been diagnosed at seven years with DCD and found that at 22 years of age the research participants were more likely than their matched controls to be unemployed, to have had problems with breaking the law, to be alcohol or drug misusers and to have mental health difficulties.
Eighty percent of the participants with DCD had poorer outcomes compared to 13% in the comparison group without DCD.
Children with DCD have also been shown to be more likely to have health problems at a higher rate than children in the general population (Hellgren et al (1993). Losse's (1991) 10-year follow up study highlighted also the variable outcome for children with DCD. She showed that 11 out of the 15 original children described as "clumsy" remained "poor" or "very poor" compared to age-matched controls.
The psychiatric interviews used with adolescents with DCD have shown many psychiatric symptoms ranging from mood and anxiety disorders to social negativism and withdrawal (Hellgren et al,1994).
Children with DCD may also be at greater risk of obesity and heart disease. There is some early evidence of this (Cairney et al,2005) especially in males.
Recent work from Kirby (2008) studying students in college and university with DCD has shown that young adults may have greater difficulties learning to drive (especially with parking, distance estimation), and writing and organisational skills continue to be difficult for many of them. At least 50% will have continued handwriting difficulties, and organisational difficulties with work and for the individual commonly remain an issue.
The American Psychiatric Association suggests a figure of around 6% for the age range 5-11 years. Gender differences have been examined on numerous occasions and the consensus is that the condition is more prevalent in boys than girls, with estimates ranging from a small difference to three or four to one.
In general, the research on progression in children with DCD concludes that without intervention, the majority of children ( around 60-70%) do not grow out of the condition (e.g. Losse et al (1991), Hellgren et al (1994), Cantell et al (2003), Cousins & Smyth (2003) Kirby et al, (2008,2010).
There is a body of literature that can point to success in intervention (Polatajko et al (1995), Mandich et al (2001), Sugden & Chambers (1998)). So far there have been two major approaches to intervention, under different labels but often referred to as either process-oriented or task-oriented approaches.
Process-oriented are broad-based, usually administered by health professionals such as occupational or physiotherapists include such methods as Sensory Integration Therapy, and aim at pinpointing the underlying process or processes that the child has not developed appropriately and which are thought necessary for successful performance and acquisition of motor skills. Thus the intervention for example would aim to improve the child's kinaesthetic functioning with the aim of this transferring to the functioning of several motor skills (see Sugden & Chambers (2005) for a review).
Task-oriented approaches use a range of methods but all concentrate on the tasks themselves. A significant set of these involve what have come to be called cognitive methodologies and success using these approaches has been achieved with a range of children. The basis of these approaches is the interaction between the child resources, the task to be learned and the context in which it is set. The task is often determined through consultation with parents and the child is taught the task directly, sometimes broken down into component parts. (Henderson & Sugden (1992), Polatajko et al (1995), Mandich et al (2001), Shoemaker & Smits-Englesman (2005), Sugden & Chambers (2005)). In meta-analyses of the different approaches the task-oriented ones have emerged at this time as more successful (Pless & Carlsson (2000), Wilson (2005)).
In adolescents and adults the need to be practical about approaches is essential and work with the individual on what their goals and motivations are. There is a need to concentrate on independent living skills and seek out hobbies where success can be achieved. Switching to a computer for recording is essential if handwriting remains a problem as it is unlikely that sufficient time can be applied when there are other priorities to improve it greatly in teen years. Adaptation such as using an automatic car to learn to drive can make the difference between success and failure.
In the UK as in many other countries in the past few years there has been increased awareness by parents regarding DCD. This greater awareness has also resulted in increased demand on the service (Dunford & Richards (2003)). One of the challenges for supporting children with DCD and their families will be providing effective management models based on a good evidence base, and the need for random controlled trials comparing intervention models is the obvious next stage.
However a starting point for clinicians is to make sure initial enquiry not only looks across at the developmental spectrum but also provides a method of triaging patients so that those with the most complex difficulties do not sit waiting for support or therapy for several years.
There is a need for using different methodologies such as "expert parent training" as has been seen to be used successfully in the care of children with Asperger's (Sofronoff et al (2004)), and is being started in this field.
In addition there needs to be a method of "profiling" children in school who are causing concern either to the parent or teacher. Intervention needs to be in a step-by-step manner. The first stage needs to be assessing the developmental level of the child and providing enrichment. This will differentiate the child who lacks experience from the child who has a specific difficulty. If this is not satisfactory, additional information and mapping needs to take place and guidance be given to the teacher from the SENCO. If this is not satisfactory, then the child at this stage may require referral for a more detailed assessment and, if necessary, specialised intervention. Red flags (i.e. additional concern) should expedite this process.
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Other associated specific learning difficulties - such as ADHD, Dyslexia, Aspergers Syndrome, Specific Language Impairment.
More associated difficulties are additive. The more you have, the more likely they are to continue and the worse it is for the young person.
Select where the difficulties are and support or compensate.
Optimise strengths (e.g. if the child has good visual skills, using techniques such as mind mapping to make notes).
Once the child has moved to secondary school it is unlikely he or she will have time to practise handwriting – if this is still poor then consider using alternative methods of recording such as using photocopied sheets to annotate and using a keyboard.
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ZF-6162: No REQUEST_METHOD populated by default
If I'm using the {{REQUEST_METHOD}} or {{$this->_request->getMethod()}} in my controller, I get "undefined index" while executing tests.
I guess the expected behaviour would be {{GET}}. An intermediate fix is to use {{setMethod('GET')}} in your test case.
Fixed! Method is GET by default now
The update broke existing unit tests (which showed incorrect behavior). Please see ZF-7885. I've fixed the tests in the 1.9 release branch and trunk at this time.
sorry, for me all the tests run through, this is weird
The last two tests in the HttpTestCaseTest suite were failing; I've updated in the past hour and they now pass. :)
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ZF-691: Coding Standards Version 1.0
Concerning the document located here:
We should should round out the details of this document and get it beyond release candidate and move it into the documentation.
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Once this document is finalized (V1), i propose we evaluate all production (non-incubator code) and clean it up per the standards.
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We might want to address array keys (e.g., component options) in the coding standard. A camelCase standard would correspond with already adopted variable and method naming conventions, though we would need a backward compatibility layer for many components that use the under_score naming convention for array keys.
We should include View Script (as well as Application code, Bootstrapping code, or any user code) best practices in this documentation.
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Part 1 would be for library coding standards Part 2 would be for application coding standards
There should also be a standard for API docblocks. The actual situation is a quirks because everyone does his own.
Regarding coding standards in general it would be great to have a tool which does the check and returns standard-breaks to be fixed. But it should met ZF standard... a sort of modified phpbeautifier ;-)
Resetting 'fix version priority' and 'fix version' to be re-evaluated for next release.
For completeness the draft for the new standard can be found here: http://framework.zend.com/wiki/display/…
Status? And if Thomas is doing work on this, let's break out his tasks in to subtasks and assign them to him.
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Last year, when actress Patricia Arquette cofounded the nonprofit GiveLove with Rosetta Getty (wife of actor Balthazar), the two women had a plan: To help rebuild post-earthquake Haiti, they would try to improve sanitation systems and use abandoned shipping containers to create homeless shelters. But as the rainy season approached, they distributed tents and mosquito nets as well. "Need is everywhere," says Arquette, noting that GiveLove also built an orphanage that shelters 170 children and 30 at-risk teenage girls. "People say, 'Just choose one thing and do it.' But why? If there are kids sleeping on the ground, you say, 'Let's get them in bunk beds.' Different groups need different things."
Arquette has now made 12 trips to Haiti. She can rattle off alarming statistics about earthquake-related problems—"Fifty percent of urban dwellers had no access to toilets"—then emphasize how GiveLove has helped: "To date, we have provided green sanitation systems for 2,000 people." Since launching the NGO, the Emmy winner and mother of two—Enzo, 22, and Harlow, eight—has experienced some seismic shifts in her own life. Not only was her CBS series, Medium, canceled after seven seasons, but she filed for divorce from actor Thomas Jane (Hung). GiveLove, she says, "came at a moment where I was going through my own crisis, and I reached into myself: 'Who am I really inside?' What's important to me is human connection and love and support." For now, Arquette says, "I feel like Haiti has become my full-time job." Below, our extended interview with Arquette:
More: What inspired you to start your own nonprofit?
Patricia Arquette: I gave money to big organizations right after the [2010] earthquake. Then a friend of mine, a nurse, a first responder named Sat Hari came back [from Haiti]. She was so shaken up. She said, "You have to do something." I'd been having these crazy ideas about shipping container homes. In Haiti, most of the buildings are [made out of] poured concrete that is so sandy you can almost see it disintegrating when rainfall comes. So much aid is shipped there and so many of these shipping containers are just rotting in the docks.
More: How many people are still homeless in Haiti?
PA: There's 1.1 million people still living in tent camps. A year ago, there was 1.5 million people living in tent camps. So shelter was obviously important. Then I thought, "What would you do for a toilet if you didn't have a toilet?" So I started looking into sanitation systems and septic systems and all kinds of different sanitation options. What I learned was that there was never really a municipal sanitation system in Haiti. Fifty percent of the urban dwellers have no access to toilets. This is a huge city. Imagine if 50% of Los Angeles's population didn't have a toilet. Eighty percent of the rural population didn't have access to toilets. It was a community that was having [to resort to] open defecation.
More: People defecate on the street?
PA: Yes. Or in plastic bags that are then thrown on the ground. There's no trash cans anywhere.
More: Is this anecdotal information? Or did you see it yourself?
PA: I saw it myself—and you'll see it yourself if you go there. It's just common practice. There's no option. There's nothing else. The lack of sanitation and the waterborne disease kills more children every year than AIDS and malaria combined.
More: How did you decide which sanitation system was best?
PA: Very early on, I brought over a lot of sanitation experts from all over the world and we set up a sanitation test and we had incredible results immediately with local materials. Our sanitation system is called thermophilic composting, also known as hot composting. It kills pathogens in minutes and the end product is compost.
More: How did the locals react to your composting toilets?
PA: Everyone was asking for this sanitation treatment. To date, we have provided ongoing green sanitation for over 2,000 people a day and we have this long list of people who want us to bring this knowledge to them. We've trained many, many people. We've done community training on hygiene and sanitation and the correlation with public health.
More: What happened to your shipping container-as-houses idea?
PA: Several times, we were given land that turned out to be in dispute. In Haiti, land ownership is one of the main issues. The main building that held all the titles was destroyed in the earthquake. You can meet someone who says they own the land and they can have a title to the land and it will be signed by a judge. Then all of the sudden, five more people show up with the title for the same land. You run into this real issue where you don't want to choose a side or even imagine who is on the right side. We're not there to force our will on the people of Haiti.
More: GiveLove built an orphanage. How did you make that happen?
PA: We ended up finally finding these great partners: St. Luke's Hospital and Father Rick Frechette. He's been working in Haiti for 25 years. They have this complex in Port-au-Prince and they had a little temporary orphanage that [shelters] 170 kids. So we donated a lot of our shipping containers to them. They actually finished the build-out themselves. We wanted to help them, but they have their own crew and wanted to do it themselves. In the same complex, we also built out another orphanage which is for 30 at-risk teenage girls.
More: How big is the GiveLove team?
PA: We have a baby-sized team. It's my friend Rosetta Getty, our program director Alisa Keesey, a fundraising woman named Taylor Choi and we have an accountant. We have three Haitian employees, a sanitation volunteer from Portugal and then we rotate in kids from all over the world who are getting their master's degree in sanitation. We've had people come from Norway, Costa Rica, Canada, Portugal, America. We have building volunteers that come out and donate their time. We have a little house we rented where all the volunteers stay and we keep rotating people in and out. I try to use my miles whenever possible to get [plane] tickets. We're very bare bones.
More: My guess is that you've never run a nonprofit before. How did you know you'd be good at this?
PA: I have experience being a mom, organizing my own life and my children's lives. I have limited experience overseeing construction, [but] I've always been involved in philanthropy. [Sometimes] it just feels too nebulous to me, donating money to who-knows-where. I come up with my own concepts like, "Hey, let's adopt a women's and children's shelter for abused women for Christmas. We'll get their Christmas wish lists and we'll get a Santa and a turkey dinner and be there with the kids and let their moms pass out their presents." I've always been good at finding good people, which I think is a particular skill. I think that maybe that's my greatest skill.
More: So many celebrities have gone to Haiti. How did you figure out your niche?
PA: When you go to Haiti, you have plenty of options. All of the sudden people will say to you, "Hey, there's this organization and these kids are in shredded tents and they're still sleeping on the ground and they're covered with scabies and have no sanitation, no kitchen, no clean water source and nowhere to sleep." So you say, "Well, if we have these shipping containers, let's raise the money and get these kids in bunk beds." Why do we have to choose one thing? My criteria is that each program be beautiful. And I don't mean aesthetically beautiful, I mean emotionally beautiful.
More: Define "emotionally beautiful."
PA: We work with this Buddhist school in the middle of one of the tent camps. They have these little temporary school classrooms and kids are learning and they have a garden there. They're growing kale and tomatoes and they have our [composting] toilet and the kids have hand washing stations. Then you walk 10 feet to the pit latrine next door and you see human excrement leaking into people's tents and covering staircases and piled around. It's like there's no dignity or hope in poverty. And I don't believe that that has to be the case. I think if you partner and you align and you empower people, together you can do incredible things.
More: Has your work in Haiti affected your life in Los Angeles?
PA: Absolutely. I think there's a lot of pros and cons. [My nonprofit work] came at a moment in my life where I was going through my own crisis and I reached into myself, like, "Who am I really inside?" What's important to me as a human being is human connection and love and support. But it's also been very taxing because I devote hours and hours to it and there's been times when it has brought conflict into my personal life. It's a lot for my eight-year-old daughter to share her Mom so much—whether it be on the phone or [the fact that] I'm constantly going back and forth to Haiti.
More: Have you taken your daughter, Harlow, with you to Haiti?
PA: I haven't because she needs a couple more shots. She says, "I want to come," and I'm like, "Okay, let's get your shots." [Then she says] "NO, I don't want to go if I have to get shots!" But the other day she was looking at pictures because she's very into me updating her on what we're doing and supporting the kids and she said, "How long will it hurt if I get the shots?" So I think she's getting ready to come with me. I think it will be incredible for her to see the little girls she's helping that are her own age.
More: Since the earthquake, Sean Penn has emerged as a fix-it man in Port-au-Prince. Have you used him as a resource?
PA: Hell, yeah. I bugged Sean a lot of times. And he's helped me a lot. I bug him all the time. [laughs] I'll bug anybody, everybody. I'm shameless.
More: How hands-on are you?
PA: In Haiti, it's like working through tar. I'll be at the job site and they'll say "We need 500 of these kinds of screws for the sheet metal and 500 wood screws." So I'll spend an hour and a half driving to a hardware store and they'll have [only] one of them. And then I'll drive another hour to another hardware store. When I was little, I lived in a hippie commune for a few years. We were incredibly poor. We didn't have running water or bathrooms. I understand what it is to be really poor and still have the light and spirit and joy of childhood. I believe in the possibility of every one of those kids, their potential and their value. For me, it's not a big deal to sleep in a tent. Last time I was there, we had so many volunteers that I slept on the couch. It's not like I fly in with my hair stylist and makeup artist or say, "Send me first class!"
More: Your family members are all activists, right?
PA: Oh, yes. I was in my mom's stomach when she was marched with Dr. Martin Luther King. His bus pulled over and they said, "You're too pregnant. It's too hot. Come on the bus." My mother used to say to me, "Patricia. You rode in the bus with Martin Luther King when you were in my stomach." [My family] went and camped out at El Diablo Canyon when they were going to build a nuclear power plant on the largest fault line in California.
More: You look lighter, happier, since your CBS series Medium ended. How much does that have to do with how draining it is to star on a hour-long TV series?
PA: As much as I loved Medium, the subject matter was dark and your brain doesn't really know the difference. Between "action" and "cut," you're thinking, "Where did you kill the girl?" "Where did you bury her?" "Did you skin her alive?" "Did you shoot her in the head?" Those are thoughts are actually [going through your mind] while you're filming. And it's heavy to be thinking about that part of mankind so much, what human beings are capable of doing to one another. The subject matter was dark. But not waking up at 5 every morning, is really, really glorious. To wake up at 8 is so nice.
More: Have you done any acting since?
PA: I just did [See If I Care], a little movie with Eva Mendes. And I've been working on [Boyhood] for many years with Richard Linklater, where we shoot a week a year for 12 years. I think we just shot our 9th or 10th year. So that's always great.
More: Boyhood follows a kid from first grade at age 6 through 12th grade. Is it a far-reaching venture, like Michael Apted's Up Series?
PA: Yeah, but it's scripted. It's been great to do those projects. But I feel like Haiti has become my full time job for now. I feel like I am reverse engineering my brain. Like, I don't know how to do fundraising. But I lead with my heart. I do believe in the program so much.
More: By reverse engineering you mean, "[Fill in the blank] needs to be done. How do I do this?"
PA: Yeah, and I do it like a…fool. And I don't know what I'm doing. I'm learning as I go along, but I have no airs about it. I understand that it's a learning process. And I'm willing to learn. But I'm also looking for really good creative material because I am an artist. That's another part of me that I do care about. I love acting. To me, acting is another way to connect with humanity. So is our project in Haiti.
More: What sort of projects are on GiveLove's current roster?
PA: Right now there's this new orphanage that we want to build out for seventy kids. We want to put in sanitation systems, a water filtration system for those kids and start community gardens. We have a huge list of people who want sanitation systems.
More: How can people help?
PA: Donate $2 on our website. Even little amounts help support these programs and our Haitian team and help us get volunteers over. Go on your Facebook and Twitter and tell your friends. People who have specific skill sets can volunteer their time.
Want to read about another celeb humanitarian? Check out our interview with supermodel turned activist Christy Turlington Burns.
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The recent trade mission from Belgium to Japan has been a success! The group, consisting of prince Filip, Lieten, Marcourt, and Cerexhe were also accompanied by 229 representatives from the business world, 70 Flemish companies, and 59 from the Walloon and the Brussels-Capital regions. Together they traveled to Tokyo and Osaka and were able to sign some contracts with Japanese partners only one day after their arrival.
"Japan will be the fourth big investor in Flanders" said Claire Tillekaerts, CEO of FIT (Flanders Investment and Trade) The country is mainly interested in Flandres's chemical, pharmaceutical, and biotechnological expertise. Already 45 percent of Flemish chemical exports are headed to Japan. Also notable is the Walloon exports to Japan that have increased during 2009-2010 by an impressive 29.9 percent.
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BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (11/23/12) - Junior Andrew Ammon had a career-high four goals as he led the Princeton men's hockey team to a 4-3 win over Sacred Heart at Webster Bank Arena on Friday, Nov. 23.
Ammon's career high prior to tonight was a hat trick against UMass Lowell in December 2010.
Sacred Heart took a 2-1 lead in the first period, scoring both goals on breakaway opportunities. The Pioneers grabbed a 3-1 lead early in the second before the Tigers rattled off three straight to win the game.
Chad Barthelemess scored his first goal of the season on the Pioneeers' first scoring opportunity of the game at 17:47. Alex Stuart found a seam up the center of the ice and Barthelemess was all alone as he skated in and popped it into the back of the net.
Ammon evened the game with a goal at 8:17 with help from junior Andrew Calof. Calof dodged three defenders on the way into the zone and dropped the puck off for Ammon inside the left circle. Ammon one-timed the puck into the upper right 90.
Sacred Heart would regain the lead just 37 seconds later as Nick Curry beat netminder Sean Bonar in another 1x1.
Princeton outshot SHU 11-4 in the first period and was assessed the only penalty of the period. The Tigers did an excellent job executing on the penalty kill as they had two shorthanded 2x1 opportunities and allowed just one shot on frame during the two minutes.
The Tigers best opportunity to knot the game came on a shot by senior defender Eric Meland with at 13:30. SHU goalie Steven Legatto had to make a split save to make the stop on the right post.
Ben Ketchum expands the Pioneer's lead when he gets a tape-to-tape pass from Eric Delong and gets by his defender, banking the puck off of Bonar's toe and into the net at 5:28.
Bob Prier pulled Bonar after the goal and replaced him with senior Mike Condon. Bonar made three saves and allowed three in his first start of the season.
A whiffed shot by Sacred Heart lead to Princeton's second goal. Sophomore Tyler Maugeri collected the puck in the corner and fed it up along to boards to Meland. Meland picked up the puck at the first blue line and skated down the boards where he put the puck in the slot for Ammon, who popped it over the shoulder of Legatto at 11:27.
Ammon tallied his third of the game on the power play at 14:40. Meland grabbed the puck from behind the cage and sent it cross ice to Maugeri. Maugeri dropped it off in front of the Princeton bench for Ammon let a shot got from the dot of the left face off circle for the goal.
Ammon capped off his night with the game winner, coming on the power play at 12:51. Maugeri fed Calof the puck and Calof sent a pass across the paint for Ammon. Ammon put it into the open right side as Legatta was anticipating a shot from Calof on the left. It gave Princeton its first and only lead it needed for the win.
Condon finished the game with 23 saves and zero goals allowed. Two of his biggest stops came midway through the third when the Pioneers were on the power play. Kyle Verbeek had a shot stopped at the right poist and long shot from Matthew Solomon at the point was denied with a glove save.
SHU pulled Legatto with 1:29 left on the clock but the Pioneers couldn't get a shot on goal with the Tigers' relentless defense. Legatto finished the game with 25 saves.
Ammon wasn't the only Tiger with a career-high night. Maugeri earned three assists on the night, a new career best for the sophomore. Meland matched his career-high of two assists, and Calof added two as well.
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In tatters ... a worker in Tel Aviv removes an election banner for Benjamin Netanyahu, who suffered a severe blow in Tuesday's election. Photo: AP
JERUSALEM: As Benjamin Netanyahu scrambled to form a stable coalition, Israel's new political star signalled his intention to join the government, rejecting the idea of forming a centrist ''blocking majority'' to put the brakes on the right-wing Prime Minister.
Yair Lapid's focus on domestic issues, including affordable housing and the abolition of the military service exemption for ultra-orthodox Jews, resonated with voters, whose support won him 19 seats, making his Yesh Atid (There Is A Future) party the second-largest in the new parliament.
The government doesn't have a budget for 2013 ... We are operating essentially in a vacuum. The budget was supposed to be approved half a year ago.
The 49-year-old former television presenter also favours a return to negotiations with the Palestinians, yet during his campaign, he was also conscious of courting the settler vote, launching his campaign in the large West Bank settlement of Ariel.
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So, while his party is ''centrist'', analysts say Mr Lapid won votes from Mr Netanyahu's Likud party and would sit comfortably in a right-leaning coalition.
Israel's election commission released the final results overnight - the right-wing bloc has 61 seats and the centre-left bloc 59 seats in the 120-seat Knesset.
Mr Lapid was quick to lay to rest any idea he might join a centre-left coalition.
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''I want to remove this talk of a blocking majority,'' he said. He was pleased Mr Netanyahu had said the next government would tackle the issue of ''sharing the burden'' by drafting ultra-orthodox into the military.
Socio-economic problems will also dominate. Israel is facing a budget crisis - Mr Netanyahu's previous coalition government was unable to agree on a budget with austerity measures to deal with a growing deficit. It was one reason he was forced to call an early election.
Last week, the finance ministry revealed the budget deficit was 39 billion shekels ($9.9 billion), nearly double the 20 billion-shekel target the government set.
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''We must remember that the government doesn't have a budget for 2013,'' said Professor Manuel Trajtenberg, of Tel Aviv University. ''We are operating essentially in a vacuum. The budget was supposed to be approved half a year ago.''
Professor Trajtenberg, who was appointed by Mr Netanyahu to propose solutions to Israel's socio-economic problems, said the government had created its own budget crisis.
''In particular, there was a significant increase in social spending that was supposed to be financed by a cut in defence spending and actually, the opposite happened: defence spending went up,'' he said.
Awareness of economic pressures such as housing and healthcare affordability - two concerns that drove the huge social justice protests of 2011 - was now much higher, he said. ''The public is not willing to take a reduction in social spending in order to finance further increases in the defence budget, as happened in the past. This time, the public is going to stand firm.''


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I ignore genre labels. Some of my favorite books are outside my genre comfort zone. Listening to audiobooks is still reading. Not theater.
I really enjoyed the previous book in this series, Beautiful Bastard. It ranks as one of my favorites. It was not only significantly better than any of the other books littering up this genre in recent history, I think it holds its own compared to more mainstream fiction. The narrator really enhanced the book.
This sequel was just OK. It did not include the tension and the energy the first book included. What made Bastard so compelling was the friction between the two main characters. The author found exactly the right chemical reaction between the two. It might be unrealistic to expect that reaction to survive once they were a committed couple. But I sure missed it when I read this book. It wasn't a bad book, but it didn't explode like the first one did and it wasn't nearly as funny. Grace Grant did a good job, but adding the male narrator added nothing to the experience.
Hot romance/Sci Fi we're so lucky to have Audible to feed our book addictions. I love walking my precious dog Sydney & listening to my books
"Hot Captivating stuff"
I so wish this book was longer but - it was amazing and oh so yummy hot. Christina Lauren has charmed me once again with this sexy read. It was over way to quick but hay, lets hope she is writing at triple speed for more of the same. The story was delivered perfectly by Grace Grant , and Kirby Heybourne, the story really suited the double narration. Another 5 star yummy listen. :)
"Good ending for Bennett/Chloe"
Kirby Heybourne can actually read French quiet well. He sounds sexy.
Dominique, Max's house keeper. She got Bennett tipsy and sent him in town to get some loving someone else b/c he was moping around while waiting for Chloe to get to France.
They get in to characters as they read Bennett and Chloe.
This is a good ending for Bennett and Chloe. I love that this book is written through both Bennett and Chloe point of views. The sex scenes were hot and steamy. I like the fact that Chloe's personality chill out a little. She was not as brazen as the first book but she was still head strong and stood up for herself. I like the fact that she recognized her feelings much faster in this book and it did not dragged out. I love Bennett and how human he was and how much he loved Chloe. All in all, this is a good read. If you read Beautiful Bastard, you have to read this book. My favorite quote of this book was Bennett's mother advice to him, "Find the woman who will be your equal in every way, don't let yourself fall for someone who would put your world before theirs, fall for the power house who lives as fearlessly as you do. Find a woman who makes you want to be a better man."
"Miss on casting Bennett Ryan"
Loving this smutty series. The only thing that was completely off was using Kirby Heybourne as Bennett Ryan. Whomever was in charge of casting missed the boat on this one. Sebastian York plays Bennett in Beautiful Bombshell. Perfect.
"took some time to get used to Kirby"
enjoyed every minute of it even though it took a while to get used to Kirby as Bennett.
Books books books
Yes but maybe not Kirby
I didn't get why if u have two narrators why do I still have to hear Kirby doing the female lead and the same goes for Grace. I didn't really care for Kirby but I do have to say he did get a little better the more the book went on.
I get that the writer is trying to show the vulnerable side of the characters but I think Ryan was to sappy, so maybe if he weren't so needy but I enjoyed the story it was cute.
I have NO time to read so Audible is perfect! I listen while commuting and even at the gym. My interests vary from month to month.
"Great Continuation"
Fun continuation of the loved characters Chloe and Bennett. Was a quick read but I loved every minute.
Say something about yourself!
"Heck yeah!"
How many times have you finished a book and thought, man, I wish there was more to that story....WISH GRANTED!
This book picks up where beautiful bastard leaves off, and should be read prior to beautiful stranger...bad publisher for releasing them out of order!
We learn more about Chloe and Bennets relationship and this book fills in the back story that was eluded to in beautiful stranger.
There were some hot scenes and the characters were great as always! For less than $4 no need to use a credit, enjoy!!!!!
"short and sweet"
The story was a nice addendum to 'The Beautiful Bastard'.
The low marks were because I was underwhelmed by it and I really struggle with listening to Grace Grant narrate, I have heard too many in this genre read by her and I am unable to differentiate the characters.
Additionally the Max characters British accent was truely appalling (I am English).
It was lovely to listen to the next chapter so to speak. Easy and as usual sexy to listen to.
"Bennett & Chloe"
yes love Bennett & Chloe
Bennett Ryan but Chloe Mills is kickass too
yes & it was
love the beautiful books
"Sadly lacking"
After beautiful bastard I was looking forward to the continued story of Bennett and Chloe , this has been rushed its short and has no real content such a shame as there is a lot of mileage in there story but Christina has tried to cash in on the success of bastard and not paid enough attention to this book . It's also extremely short , trust me when I say there is nothing new in this book , after bastard and even better still stranger a real big let down.
The male narrator was all wrong Grace is as good as ever
Author Needs to re read bastard and stranger herself and then realise the disappointment - sorry
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Is there just one single Mexico? Or should it be be thought of as a plural entity and known as "the different Mexicos", given the rich culture, geography and climate here? Its landscapes are spectacular and varied, from desert expanses to tropical forests, snow-capped volcanos and translucent lagoons. Culturally speaking Mexico is a multiracial patchwork blending influences from Spanish settlers and native Indians.
Mexico also boasts an exceptional range of natural environments due to its location and size. A vast aviary, the land of cactuses is also endowed with huge forests in the south, which is home to monkeys and magnificent big cats including jaguars, pumas and lynxes.
The Yucatan peninsula and its pre-Columbian ruins at Chichén Itzá, Uxmal and Palenque remain top destinations for tourists from around the world. Cancun, at the end of the peninsula, has sadly gone the way of mass tourism with its postcard beaches and concrete coastline. Gp the extra mile to Playa del Carmen, which has retained a human scale and is an excellent base for excursions to Cobá, Tulum and the island of Cozumel whose sea bed is one of the most beautiful in the world.
Although not as well-known, colonial Mexico boasts towns with unique appeal such as Pátzcuaro and Guanajuato. Mexico City, a cultural lighthouse in Latin America, does not reveal its charms right away; but this unique town boasts an incredibly rich history that emerges gradually - to the delight of open-eyed visitors.
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Chris Bosh's candor has made him a go-to guy off the court for the Heat, if not on the court.
As we debate last-second shot dynamics between LeBron James and Dwyane Wade, Bosh raised an issue you would think a contender would be beyond at this point.
"We're going to have to trust each other."
He offered the thought in his typical, low-key manner following Sunday's loss in Philadelphia, after a few forced attempts left the Heat with their first loss of this series against the 76ers.
Bosh was not addressing Wade or James or anyone in particular.
But just when we think we're over issues of trust, they're back.
Perhaps they'll never truly go away, not when ego tells James, Wade and even Bosh that they're good enough to get it done on their own.
But seemingly only in defeat does it come out as raw, to use Erik Spoelstra's parlance.
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Now it's 3-1, which still is relatively early for panic.
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Sahlman was co-chair of the Entrepreneurship and Service Management Unit from 1999 to 2002. From 1991 to 1999, he was Senior Associate Dean, Director of Publishing Activities, and chairman of the board for Harvard Business School
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Michael Callaway Schuller, 62, of Middletown, DE passed away in his home on March 16, 2013 after a long battle with cancer, which he graciously referred to as his "uninvited co-traveler" for the last five years of life.
Born on October 18, 1950 in Exeter, NH, Mike was the son of the late Thomas C. Schuller of Beirut, Lebanon and Hannah Lawrence Schuller of Cambridge, MA. The eldest of five children, Mike grew up in Scarborough, NY and Beirut, Lebanon before attending the Wooster School in Danbury, CT and Yale University, class of 1973. Mike is survived by his wife of 40 years, Candace, their four daughters, Carrie, Amy, Megan and Casey, two sons-in-law, Ryan Callahan and Mark Hitchcock, and their grandson, Jack. He also leaves behind his mother, four siblings and many nieces and nephews.
Mike worked at St. Andrew's School for the last 15 years of his career as the CFO and Director of Institutional Planning. Previously he served as the CFO of The Williston Northampton School in Easthampton, MA and as President of Bank Meridian in New Hampshire. Mike was a past President of the Association of Business Officers of Preparatory Schools (ABOPS), on the board of the National Board of Business Officers Association (NBOA), and an active member of the Philadelphia Association of Independent School Business Officers (PAISBOA). He was an avid supporter of the United Way and Relay for Life. Mike led by example, believing deeply in giving back to his community.
Mike spent every summer of his life in Southwest Harbor, Maine, where he loved to hike the trails of Acadia National Park, golf and sail.
A memorial service will be held on Saturday, April 6 at 1:30 pm at St. Andrew's School in Middletown, DE. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that memorial donations be made to the tax deductible charitable foundation established by Mike Schuller called the "Rumphius Foundation". If you choose to remember him in this way, please make a check out to Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund and send it c/o Schuller to 384 Noxontown Road, Townsend DE 19734.
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Wild Justice (Mass Market Paperbound)
Inside a cabin tucked away in the Oregon woods a grisly scene awaits investigating police. Arrested soon after for the heinous crime, Vincent Cardoni a brilliant surgeon with a history of violence and drug abuse hires Portland's top attorney, Frank Jaffe, to defend him against a seemingly insurmountable pile of evidence.
Jaffe's daughter, Amanda a young lawyer getting her first taste of criminal defense wonders whether she's representing an innocent man or using her considerable skills to set a monster free. Then Cardoni disappears under bizarre circumstances.
Four years later the slaughter begins again. But is it Cardoni plying his gruesome trade, or the work of another equally brilliant, equally inspired killer? And can Amanda and policeman Bobby Vasquez hunt the elusive maniac down before they themselves fall victim to a psychopath's terrible hunger?
About the Author
Phillip Margolin has written fifteen "New York Times" bestsellers, including his latest, "Supreme Justice". Each displays a unique, compelling insider's view of criminal behavior, which comes from his long background as a criminal defense attorney who has handled thirty murder cases. He lives in Portland, Oregon.