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Moorhead is a Bay Area native. She grew up in Oakland and attended Oakland High School and went on to complete a bachelor's degree in Forestry at UC Berkeley.
She began her public service career in 1979 as a park ranger for the East Bay Regional Park District, and eventually joined the district's fire department where she became one of two EMTs at the time.
Moorhead became interested in a firefighter-paramedic position thinking that it seemed like "the best job in the world," she said.
"This job covers the gamut," she said. "It's fun and exciting and if you're an adrenaline junkie, that's good. It's also giving to the community -- we're all servants at heart."
"Being able to make someone feel better, to relieve their pain, both mentally and physically, that's the thing that really sustains you as a person, it sustains your soul," she added.
Moorhead completed Paramedic School at the Foothill/Stanford program in 1989 and was hired by the city Benicia Fire Department.
In 1995 she returned to Alameda County, joining the Livermore Fire Department as a Firefighter-Paramedic. She was promoted to Captain in 2001, to Battalion Chief in 2006, and to Deputy Chief in 2010.
Throughout her career, Moorhead has been heavily involved in training with an emphasis on EMS and Wildland Firefighting.
She completed the California State Fire Marshal's Master Instructor program in 2000 and is a member of FEMA California Task Force and the East Bay Incident Management Team.
Moorhead is married to Bob Heady. They reside in Dublin with their certified therapy dog, Kylie. She and her husband enjoy cycling, hiking and kayaking and are avid world travelers.
Having summers off will allow the pair a chance to do more traveling. While she has already visited all seven continents, Moorhead and Heady plan to pack their truck and their dog to drive the Alaska Highway.
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"We still have a ways to go," she said.
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Online Shopping Behavior Data Shows Super Bowl XLVIII Teams Neck-and-Neck in Fan Support Across the U.S.
E-commerce Site Search Activity Provided by SLI Systems Reveals That Coastal States Are Rooting for Seahawks While the Central U.S. Pulls for the Broncos; Peyton Manning Beats Russell Wilson in Popularity More Than 2:1
SAN JOSE, CA – January 30, 2014 SLI Systems (www.sli-systems.com) today announced that online shopping behavioral data reveal an almost even split in fan popularity between the Seattle Seahawks and the Denver Broncos across the Unites States. The company has analyzed search terms used in more than 160,000 online shopping searches during the week of January 20, 2014, with Seahawks-branded items leading shopping behavior by a slim margin of 2.6%.
When looking at search activity by state, however, the data points to a much higher percentage of shopping for Seahawks fan gear up and down the East and West Coasts, with most of the Central U.S. seeking Broncos items.
While the two teams' gear showed almost equal popularity overall, the same cannot be said for their quarterbacks. Searches for Peyton Manning jerseys, caps and other accessories outnumbered those for Russell Wilson items by more than two to one.
"Search and shopping activity for both Super Bowl XLVIII teams spiked immediately after the NFC and AFC champions were determined almost two weeks ago," said Tim Callan, CMO for SLI Systems. "Not surprisingly, searches for 49ers and Patriots fan items almost completely dropped off within a day or two of both teams losing their bids for the Super Bowl.
"From shopping behavior we've seen, online retailers should be prepared for a rush on the two winning teams' gear immediately following the championship games next year," he said. In particular, fans for both teams are showing a much greater interest in jerseys than other items, with hats and shirts ranking a distant second, according to Callan.
The data from SLI Systems also show that online retail site searches for the Broncos and Seahawks were three to four times higher within the first three days after the championship play-off games than for the remainder of the week.
To report these findings, SLI looked at search activity across major sports retail sites from January 20th-26th. SLI services more than 700 online stores that use its behavioral e-commerce platform to determine which items individual shoppers are most likely to be seeking on any given visit. The service then connects each visitor to these likely desires in a variety of ways, improving the customer experience and leading to greater online sales. The number of relevant searches for the one-week period totaled more than 160,000, with activity peaking on the 21st, two days after the championship games were decided.
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Please join the priests of northern. Chautauqua County, the Knights of Columbus and members of the Chautauqua Pro Life Committee today at 7 p.m. at the "Shrine for the Unborn" in St. Mary's Cemetery, Bennett Road in Dunkirk for the 15th annual observance of the Shrine's existence. Each year this anniversary celebration at the site refreshes and reminds pro-life advocates of the work still to be done for unborn babies.
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And, in granting this unconscionable power, it has exposed many women to unjust and selfish demands from their husbands or other sexual partners. Human rights are not a privilege conferred by government. They are every human being's entitlement by virtue of his humanity. The right to life does not depend, and must not be declared to be contingent, on the pleasure of anyone else, not even a parent or a sovereign."
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Electronic Arts (NASDAQ:EA) sees an afternoon spike and is trading up 87 cents to $17.36 during a presentation at a Wedbush conference. Maybe something positive was said because share volume is a brisk 13.5 million, or more than double the typical volume. Similarly, 30,000 calls and 4,130 puts traded on the video-game maker. The activity has been in smaller lots. The top trade is a well-timed Mar 17 - 18 call spread this morning for 13 cents on ISE, which was opened when the stock was trading at $16.40 and 5.9 percent below current levels. The spread has been active today and the market is now 22 to 27 cents.
American Eagle (NYSE:AEO) adds 19 cents to $15.73 and has rallied 7.5 percent since earnings were reported yesterday morning. In options action Thursday, one investor bought 37,000 Jan 17 calls on the apparel retailer for $1.54 per contract. The hefty premium purchase is tied to 1.76 million shares at $15.64 and probably closes out a position opened in early-December when Jan 17 calls were being sold on the stock at $1.2 and $1.25, to open.. The stock is up 7.1 percent since that time and today's call buyer is likely exiting the position rather than run the risk of seeing the stock continue its recent ascent in the months ahead.
Bearish Flow
Carbo Ceramics (NYSE:CRR), a Houston, TX oil services and equipment company, is off 70 cents to $97.58 and it looks like Jun 85 – 95 put spreads are being bought on the stock for $5.30, 2000X on PHLX, to open. The weakness in the stock and increased put activity comes after a four-day 10.6 percent winning streak in shares. CRR was the subject of a bullish Forbes article on 3/6, suggesting that the stock was oversold after a 42 percent plunge since mid-November. But today's spread trader doesn't seem convinced that the bottom is in.
Implied Volatility Mover
Dendreon (NASDAQ:DNDN) is down and implied volatility in the options on the Seattle, Wash. biotech is up today after J&J's Zytiga showed effectiveness in wider use as prostate cancer drug. Concerns about competition to DNDN's Provenge sent the stock to a morning low of $9.05 per share. The stock is now off 69 cents to $10.18 amid active trading of 30,000 calls and 36,000 puts. Apr 9 puts are the most actives and some investors might view today's volatility as an opportunity to write puts on the stock, as 82 percent traded on the bid. Mar 9 puts, April 8 puts, and April 10 calls on Dendreon are heavily traded as well and levels of implied volatility moved up 25 percent to 83. The stock sank 20.5 percent on 2/27 after earnings results showed disappointing sales of Provenge. It is down another 13.7 percent since that time. However, Benzinga is reporting that J.P. Morgan and Leerink Swan are out defending the stock today (unconfirmed), which might explain why the stock is 12.8 percent off session lows.
Unusual Volume Movers
Bullish flow detected in Inergy (NRGY), with 2038 calls trading, or 6x the recent average daily call volume in the name.
Bullish flow detected in Medivation (NASDAQ:MDVN), with 3266 calls trading, or 3x the recent average daily call volume in the name.
Bullish flow detected in Fifth Third Bancorp (NASDAQ:FITB), with 6497 calls trading, or 2x the recent average daily call volume in the name.
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- Why does CDC conduct research on bird flu viruses?
- What is the purpose of this research?
- What research does CDC conduct on bird flu viruses?
- How has CDC research helped to improve testing for bird flu viruses?
- What is dual use of research of concern (DURC)?
- What agents, toxins and categories of research experiments fall under the category of DURC?
- Why are highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) viruses considered a select agent?
- Is CDC conducting any DURC research on bird flu viruses?
- What is gain of function (GOF) bird flu research?
- Does CDC currently conduct gain of function research on bird flu viruses?
- Has CDC done gain of function research on highly pathogenic avian influenza A (H5N1) in the past?
- What gain of function studies on bird flu viruses have been conducted outside of CDC and what is the purpose of this research?
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Why does CDC conduct research on bird flu viruses?
Although bird flu viruses mainly infect birds, these viruses can sometimes infect people and cause illness. Flu viruses constantly change (see antigenic drift and shift) and sometimes these changes result in the emergence of a novel (new) flu virus that can easily infect and spread between people. When this happens, a pandemic can occur. CDC Influenza Division is a World Health Organization (WHO) Collaborating Center. In this role, CDC conducts surveillance of circulating flu viruses to make informed decisions on the selection of viruses for use in creating vaccines against viruses with pandemic potential. Because of the possible threat bird flu viruses pose to human health, CDC also conducts research to learn more about these viruses, for example, where they spread, how they spread, and what kinds of disease they cause. This information can help scientists better understand the risk these viruses pose to human health and can help support development of tools and strategies for prevention and treatment.
In recent years, two bird flu viruses have caused the most human infections: highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) H5N1 and low pathogenic H7N9 viruses (Note: the terms "highly pathogenic" and "low pathogenic" refer to the severity of disease that these viruses cause in birds). These two viruses have caused severe illness and death in humans.
For these reasons, CDC has focused considerable resources and time on monitoring human infections with and changes in these and other bird flu viruses, as well as developing vaccine viruses and testing antiviral drugs to prevent or treat human infections with them.
What is the purpose of this research?
CDC conducts laboratory research on bird flu viruses for important public health reasons, including but not limited to the following:
- to develop viruses for use in vaccines as part of pandemic preparedness efforts;
- to test to see if bird flu viruses are susceptible (sensitive) or resistant to existing flu antiviral drugs, and to monitor for ongoing changes that might indicate these viruses are becoming resistant;
- to develop diagnostic tests and test materials that can accurately and reliability detect infections with specific bird flu viruses, such as H5N1 and H7N9;
- to assess existing human immunity to circulating bird flu viruses and to determine whether people's previous vaccinations or exposures to other flu viruses provides cross-protection against newer bird flu viruses.
- to better understand properties of bird flu viruses and changes in bird flu viruses, such as mutations, that could cause such viruses to infect humans more easily, cause more severe disease, or spread in a sustained and efficient manner among people or other mammals;
- to track globally where bird flu viruses are causing illness in people so that appropriate public health precautions and actions can be taken to minimize risks to human health in those areas.
What research does CDC conduct on bird flu viruses?
CDC conducts laboratory tests on bird flu viruses including, but not limited to the following: antigenic characterization, antiviral resistance, genetic characterization, serology and assessment of bird flu viruses' ability to cause disease and spread in animal models. An explanation of this research and its public health purpose is provided below.
Antigenic Characterization
"Antigenic characterization" is the analysis of a flu virus' surface features using antibodies. CDC researchers determine a flu virus' antigenic (immune) properties to help assess how related different flu viruses are to each other. CDC flu laboratorians conduct antigenic characterization as part of global flu surveillance efforts to measure possible changes in circulating bird flu viruses. Antigenic characterization data help CDC experts determine if existing bird flu vaccines that have been stockpiled in the event of a pandemic would be expected to provide protection against circulating bird flu viruses or if new vaccine viruses should be developed. In some circumstances, CDC may prepare viruses in advance that vaccine manufacturers can use to produce a vaccine in the future, if needed. The main test used to conduct antigenic characterization is the Hemagglutination Inhibition Assay (HI Test). CDC primarily conducts antigenic characterization on bird flu H5, H7, and H9 viruses, but may test other types of bird flu viruses that pose a risk to humans. More information on antigenic characterization is available on CDC's flu antigenic characterization page.
Antiviral Resistance Testing
Virus samples are tested to determine if they are resistant to any of the FDA-approved flu antiviral drugs. This information helps shape public health policy recommendations on the use of flu antiviral medications. CDC currently recommends use of the neuraminidase inhibitor class of antiviral drugs to prevent and treat flu illness in the United States. The neuraminidase inhibitors are drugs that are designed to bind to the neuraminidase protein on the surface of a flu virus to prevent the virus from replicating in the host. (More information about flu antiviral drugs is available at Treatment - Antiviral Drugs.) Antiviral resistance testing includes using a specific functional assay, the neuraminidase inhibition (NI) assay, to see whether virus replication is inhibited by the presence of the neuraminidase drugs.
Genetic Characterization
Genetic characterization – as it applies to bird flu research – is the study of the genes of a bird flu virus through a laboratory process known as "genome sequencing." Through genome sequencing, researchers can determine the order and structure of the amino acids that bind together to form the proteins of a flu virus. Comparing the order of amino acids in one sequence to other sequences can reveal variations that might impact characteristics of the flu virus. For example, the ordering of these amino acids can affect factors such as how well a virus replicates during infection, how well it transmits between hosts, or its susceptibility to vaccines and antiviral drugs. Flu researchers use genetic characterization to better understand these markers and to assess the risk these viruses pose to public health.
Serology is the study of blood serum. Serum contains antibodies, which are proteins that are produced by the body in response to infection or vaccination. Antibodies play an essential role in protection against flu viruses. CDC's flu serology research involves the study of antibodies in human populations to better understand whether people have any existing protection against bird flu viruses. These studies can tell public health officials whether people in the study population are susceptible to infection with a particular virus or if they have existing immune protection against infection. This information is important for determining a virus' pandemic potential or ability to spread through a population. In addition, serology is used to determine whether vaccines developed against bird flu viruses are likely to offer adequate protection and whether this protection is likely to be effective against newly emerging bird flu viruses.
Animal testing
CDC conducts animal studies involving bird flu viruses to better understand these viruses, such as how transmissible they are in mammals, their disease severity and disease characteristics, and to test the efficacy of vaccines and other pharmaceutical interventions against them.
How has CDC research helped to improve testing for bird flu viruses?
CDC research has strengthened the ability of the United States and foreign countries to detect bird flu viruses. In February 2006 and September 2008, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) cleared laboratory tests researched and developed by CDC to presumptively identify H5 bird flu virus (Asian strain) in human respiratory specimens to aid in the diagnosis of suspected H5N1 cases. CDC has since expanded its test kits to detect other bird flu viruses, such as the H7N9 bird flu virus, which began causing human infections in China in March 2013. CDC's bird flu test kits have been made available to state public health laboratories and have been shared globally with the Collaborating Centers of the World Health Organization and international influenza testing centers.
What is "dual use research of concern (DURC)"?
CDC only conducts bird flu research to benefit society. Some types of bird flu research that are beneficial to society also fall into a category called "dual use research of concern" (DURC). DURC is defined as life sciences research that, based on current understanding, can be reasonably anticipated to provide knowledge, information, products, or technologies that could be directly misapplied to pose a significant threat with broad potential consequences to public health and safety, agricultural crops and other plants, animals, the environment, materiel, or national security. DURC is a subset of research called "dual use research" (DUR). DUR is defined as research that is beneficial to society that could also pose risks to health or security if used malevolently.
What agents, toxins and categories of research experiments fall under the category of "DURC?"
There are 15 agents and toxins (known as "select agents") and seven categories of experiments on these select agents that fall under the subset of research called DURC. These agents and toxins include the following:
- Highly pathogenic avian influenza virus
- Bacillus anthracis (anthrax),
- Botulinum neurotoxin,
- Burkholderia mallei,
- Burkholderia pseudomallei,
- Ebola virus,
- Foot-and-mouth disease virus,
- Francisella tularensis,
- Marburg virus,
- Reconstructed 1918 influenza virus,
- Rinderpest virus,
- Toxin-producing strains of clostridium botulinum,
- Variola major (smallpox)
- Variola minor viruses (smallpox),
- and Yersinia pestis.
The Select Agent Program regulates these agents under Federal law. Categories of research experiments that fall under DURC include those that do the following:
- enhance the harmful consequences of the agent or toxin;
- disrupt immunity or the effectiveness of an immunization against the agent or toxin without clinical and/or agricultural justification;
- confer to the agent or toxin resistance to clinically and/or agricultural useful preventative or treatment interventions against that agent or toxin or facilitates their ability to evade methods of detection;
- increase the stability, transmissibility, or the ability to disseminate the agent or toxin;
- Alters the host range or tropism of the agent or toxin
- enhance the susceptibility of a host population to the agent or toxin
- generate or reconstitute an eradicated or extinct agent or one of the 15 DURC toxins or agents
Why are highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) viruses considered a select agent?
Select agents are biological agents and toxins that have been determined to have the potential to pose a severe threat to both human and animal health, to plant health, or to animal and plant products. Highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) viruses are "agricultural select agents" because of the danger they pose to animal health, for example, U.S. poultry. HPAI viruses are not considered select agents because of the danger they pose to human health. Although human infections with certain HPAI viruses, such as H5N1 and H7N9, can lead to severe illness and death, human infections with these viruses are generally rare, and HPAI viruses currently do not spread easily from birds to humans or between humans.
Is CDC conducting any DURC research on bird flu viruses?
CDC is not currently conducting what is known as "dual-use research of concern" (DURC) with bird flu viruses. On January 20, 2012, a voluntary moratorium on laboratory research specific to the highly pathogenic H5N1 bird flu virus was announced in a letter signed by 39 international flu researchers. This moratorium, which was initially expected to last 60 days, was not lifted until a similar letter on January 23, 2013, due to the controversy surrounding the topic. This moratorium prompted the development of the U.S. Government's DURC policy, which was launched in March 2012. While CDC is not conducting DURC studies on highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) viruses, CDC does conduct transmissibility studies using naturally occurring (not altered) HPAI viruses in animal models to assess their transmissibility. This research informs CDC's risk assessments of novel flu viruses.
What is "gain of function (GOF)" bird flu research?
Gain of function research is research that seeks to alter the functional characteristics of a virus. Examples of gain of function research include research that seeks to produce mutations in a virus that could allow it to become more transmissible, infect a wider range of hosts, increase its disease severity, or confer resistance to existing drugs, treatments or vaccines.
Does CDC currently conduct gain of function research on bird flu viruses?
CDC is not currently conducting "gain of function" research on bird flu viruses.
Has CDC done "gain of function" research on highly pathogenic avian influenza A (H5N1) in the past?
Yes. CDC has conducted "gain of function" research in the past on HPAI viruses as part of pandemic preparedness efforts. For example, in 2006 CDC conducted an experiment that sought to understand how H5N1 bird flu viruses might become more transmissible in mammals (1). The study assessed the ability of highly pathogenic H5N1 bird flu viruses to mix with human flu viruses through a process called "reassortment" that can occur in nature. Reassortment can result in the creation of new flu viruses with pandemic potential. This work was done in BSL-3 enhanced laboratory facilities. Although CDC researchers were able to successfully create new flu viruses that shared genes from both H5N1 bird flu and human flu viruses, the resulting viruses appeared to lack the molecular and biologic properties needed for efficient spread. The results suggested that H5N1 bird flu viruses required further genetic change to gain the properties needed to cause a human pandemic.
A similar study was conducted in 2009 that conducted a health risk assessment of the ability of human seasonal H3N2 flu viruses to mix with H5N1 bird flu viruses in a laboratory setting (2). This study concluded that continued exposure of humans and animals to both H5N1 bird flu viruses and H3N2 seasonal viruses increased the risk of producing new H5 viruses that could produce infectious secretions in the upper airways of mammals.
Other GOF CDC studies on H5N1 viruses include several that looked at how mutations to the H5N1 viruses' surface proteins could affect the "receptor binding preference" of these viruses (3). The receptor binding preference determines which hosts a flu virus is best suited to infecting, such as birds as opposed to mammals. Results from this study found that mutations that changed the H5N1 viruses' receptor binding preference from birds to humans also tended to reduce the virus' ability to replicate (i.e., make copies of itself for the purpose of spreading infection.) The authors concluded that alternative molecular changes would be needed for H5N1 viruses to fully adapt to humans and be capable of causing a pandemic.
Another such study examined in a laboratory environment evolutionary changes that would need to occur for the receptor binding preference of H5N1 viruses to change so that they would be better suited to infecting and causing illness in humans as opposed to birds (4). This study concluded that extensive evolution of existing H5N1 viruses would need to occur before these H5N1 viruses could become fully transmissible in humans. Other scientists have conducted gain-of-function research on H5N1 viruses and identified molecular changes that increase the ability of the H5N1 virus to transmit in mammals via infectious respiratory droplets.
At this time, CDC has moratorium on gain of function research involving H5N1 bird flu viruses.
What "gain of function" studies on bird flu viruses have been conducted outside of CDC and what is the purpose of this research?
In gain of function research conducted outside of CDC in the past few years, researchers used knowledge of existing bird flu viruses to determine how many and what types of mutations were needed for H5N1 bird flu viruses to become easily transmissible through the air using test animals.
Typically, the purpose of this research is to identify dangerous mutations in existing viruses so that global surveillance efforts can monitor for these mutations in circulating flu viruses. These studies also have the potential to predict what dangerous viruses might emerge in nature before they actually emerge, which allows interventions such as vaccines and drugs to be developed before nature produces the next pandemic virus.
One of the biggest challenges of current flu vaccine development is the lag time between when a virus is first identified and when a vaccine can be manufactured and distributed to the public to protect against that virus. In the United States, the composition of the flu vaccine is decided in February, but due to technological and other limitations, the manufactured vaccine typically does not become available until July or later. Proponents of gain of function research hope to overcome the time constraints of vaccine production by preparing and manufacturing vaccines in advance to protect against flu viruses before they emerge in nature.
- Maines TR, Chen LM, Matsuoka Y et al. Lack of transmission of H5N1 avian-human reassortant influenza viruses in a ferret model. PNAS. 2006. 103(32); 12121-12126.
- Jackson S, Van Hoeven N, Chen LM et al. Reassortment between avian H5N1 and human H3N2 influenza viruses in fetters: a public health risk assessment. J. Virol. 2009. 83(16):8131-40.
- Maines TR, Chen LM, Van Hoeven N, Tumpey TM, et al. Effect of receptor binding domain mutations on receptor binding and transmissibility of avian influenza H5N1 viruses. Virology 2011. 413:139-147.
- Chen LM, Blixt O, Stevens J, Lipatov AS, Davis CT, Collins BE, Cox NJ, Paulson JC, Donis RO. 2012. In vitro evolution of H5N1 avian influenza virus toward human-type receptor specificity. Virology 422:105-113.
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Tool Set 2009
Tony Karrer
I thought I'd kick off this year by posting a series of posts on topics related to tools and methods for work and learning. I'm hoping to address questions such as: How do you create a personal tool set or Personal Learning Environment (PLE) for yourself? What should be in your tool set? What are the most important methods to adopt in addition to the tools? Should twitter be part of your tool set? But hopefully 2009 will be the year when that begins to change. Tools to Make Reading & Research More Effective. What is a Tool Set?
Top 100 Learning Game Resources
Upside Learning
Building Better Learning Games- Learning Visions, April 9, 2009. Marc Prensky – Twitch Speed, June 17, 2009. Using computer games in education- ThirdForce Blog, January 30, 2009. Digital games and learning gains (PDF), June 17, 2009. Examples from TWITCHSPEED.COM Digital Game-Based Learning, June 17, 2009. Casual Games get Serious, June 17, 2009.
eLearning: Top Posts of 2009 - Upside Learning Blog
Upside Learning
As we knock on 2010's doors, it's a good time to look at what we did on this blog in 2009. We started this blog in March 2009 and in its 10 month existence has more than a 100 posts. Here's a screen grab of tag cloud for our posts: Here is a list of some of the best posts of 2009: Top 20 Most Viewed Posts. 1. Our Top 10 Learning Tools 2009. 5.
Top Ten Tools for Learning 2014
Experiencing eLearning
Jane Hart is collecting her eighth annual list of top tools for learning. You can vote for your top tools until September 19, 2014. haven't done my list in a few years, but you can see my past lists from 2011 , 2009 , 2008 , and 2007. Even when I'm sporadic in posting, WordPress is a great tool for personal reflection. Personal Learning.
Open Source eLearning Tools
Tony Karrer
I was just asked about trends in open source for eLearning and particularly open source eLearning tools. Probably one of the better sources on this is Jane Hart's Instructional Tools Directory. You can find a long list of tools broken into authoring tools, games/simulations, quiz/test tools, social media, delivery platforms, tracking and whether they support mobile. Beyond that, probably the best thing to do is to use eLearning Learning to go through it's open source eLearning and open source eLearning Tools. Here's some of what I pulled out.
Irish Learning Alliance Visit
Kapp Notes
NetWORKed Learning - Redefining Learning in a World Gone Web Dr. Tony O'Driscoll, Fuqua School of Business, Duke University Informal Learning Becoming Formal Al Johnson, Senior Advisor, Bersin & Associates ILA ELITE 2009 - Tools for our Times Jonny Parkes, Chairman, Irish Learning Alliance The visit was on March 16th, one day before Saint Patricks Day. One of my most authentic St.
Tips and Tools for Synchronous e-Learning
Bottom-Line Performance
Higher education folks have put some thought into how adult learning theory relates to synchronous learning tools and techniques. This article concluded that in "order to create learners' satisfaction and enhance their performance…(it needs) to be attuned to adult learners needs , and listed the following as traits of adult learners that should be considered when selecting synchronous learning tools. The next trick is to identify ways to leverage synchronous tools to hit these key adult learning practices. SYNCHRONOUS LEARNING TOOLS. INTERACTION.
Training Industry Statistics
Kapp Notes
2009 U.S. billion (a 7% decrease from last year) 41% of organizations plan on purchasing online learning tools and systems in the next year. Small companies (10-999 employees) spent about 33 hours of training per employee in 2009. Midsized (1,000 to 9,999 employees) spent about 29 hours of training per employee in 2009. Large (10,000 or more employees) spent about 33 hours of training per employee in 2009. Here are some interesting statistics from TRAINING. Training Expenditures (including payroll and spending on external products and services) was $52.2
Mobile phones as training tools
Bottom-Line Performance
Check out this video - admittedly focused on using cell phones in the classroom - and let me know what you think? 1) Are mobile phones a viable training tool in the distance-based or live classroom in a training setting for adults? 2) Should schools be embracing mobile phones as teaching tools for children in schools? What role do you think mobile phones should play in training? Can't wait to hear what you think! Click here to view the embedded video.
Apple Keynote.no.not that one
Kapp Notes
Yes, I am in San Francisco and yes I am at a conference where a representative from Apple is the Keynote speaker but no.it's not Macworld. I am at the Winter 2009 ICT Educator conference. While Boomers see technology as a tool, Gen Y and Tweens see technology as an environment. Students and workers now want to personalize tools to enhance the quality of their work and save time.
Spending Some Time At Penn State to Learn about Games and Social Media
Kapp Notes
Here is Cole Camplese, Karl Kapp, Beth Baily and Matt Meyer (recently moved from corporate to academia) Matt is working with Cole to create the next generation of cyber-pedagogy using tools to enhance the student's learning experience. Beaver Stadium, home of Penn State Nittany Lions. The past few days, I have spent quite a bit of time at Penn State University. He is doing some great work!
NOAA: Advice for Federal Agencies about Virtual Worlds & a Great Interactive Example
Kapp Notes
One recent prototype we call Second Earth attempted to blend the capabilities of tools like Google Earth or Microsoft Virtual Earth with the collaborative capabilities of Second Life. Waiting for the tsunami to hit on NOAA's island in Second Life. My advice to other federal agencies interested in virtual worlds is to define your goals before you break ground.
Best of the Best: Content Authoring Tools
eLearning 24-7
Again, not every tool below is SaaS based, but at some point, you have to move to the SaaS world, especially if you are offering or saying you do – some type of mobile learning functionality. Ease of Use – definitely plays into the decision making. I've seen some authoring tools that fit most of the criteria above, but whose ease of use is substandard or even really bad. Updated Content Authoring Tool Directory. ontent Authoring Tools Directory. The Ten Best Course Authoring Tools. #10 Aura Interactive – SH!FT Here are my criteria.
Simulations and Learning how to run a "Code"
Kapp Notes
As part of the workshop, I got to experiment and see some of the medical mannequins and tools they use to help train future nurses. I got the opportunity to run a "code" with a life-sized simulation dummy (we called him Mr. Wham) in Johns Hopkins Medicine Simulation Center. Taking a break from the Innovation in Learning workshop conducted at Johns Hopkins. It was interesting.
Web 2.0
Kapp Notes
tools for large organizatons. This presentation discussed how Sharepoint is used to provide Web 2.0 Rachel and Nick discuss using Sharepoint as a Web 2.0 product within their organizations. The team of Troychock and Troychock (Nick and Rachel) presented on the topic of using Web 2.0 technologies for online learning. Each representing a different company who adopted the technology.
Elements of a Virtual World/Metaverse
Kapp Notes
The first software element that makes up a virtual world is a synchronous learning tool similar to WebEx or Adobe Connect or Saba's Centra. Synchronous learning tools allow for real-time interaction on a computer among learners separated by great distances. Using a virtual world or metaverse for training is not as science-fiction as it sounds. This is similar to the Web 2.0
Virtual World Brainstorming Session
Kapp Notes
Some take aways included: Provide new learners with an experience in the virtual world in which they must to perform a task to learn about navigation and virtual world tools without giving them a list like " Ok, now press F2 to walk, then press F3 to go backward." It makes it more fun and more engaging. Why invest in 3D learning spaces? It is learning by doing.
Workplace learning in 10 years
E-Learning Provocateur
However, that should change over time as their confidence and experience grows with using these tools. I'm sure you're better with Word now than when you first started? However, advances in mobile technology and connectivity, coupled with the business world's shift towards cloud computing , will eventually render the cell phone an indispensable learning and working tool.
Free Tool for Camtasia Studio Users
Visual Lounge
And, he has recently created a free tool to quickly build custom user interfaces (also known as front end menus) for Camtasia movies placed on CDs. Have you seen any other useful tools to use with Camtasia? I'm starting the Bill Myers fan club! I've blogged about him several times before. Bill's been using Camtasia Studio to create training DVDs and CDs. Thanks, Bill!
Audio in E-Learning
Kapp Notes
Audio is a powerful and impactful tool, but it is often used incorrectly within e-learning courses. recently had a discussion with Dan Bliton in his role at the Metro DC ASTD chapter about this topic, here is a small part of the interview. common question is "Should we have audio in the e-learning module that exactly matches the text on the screen?" The general answer is no. It's not that you can't learn from audio and text, it is just that the learning is more productive if the two are separate (audio that enhances what is on the screen not repeats it word-for-word).
ZaidLearn: Use Bloom's Taxonomy Wheel for Writing Learning Outcomes
learning tools (and 21st Century learning): Bloom's Digital Taxonomy "It's not about the tools, it's using the tools to facilitate learning." Do you have problems writing learning outcomes/objectives for your content or courses? Have you tried using Bloom's Taxonomy wheel(s) before to assist finding those magic action verbs? Trust me! It is helpful, but to me it is misleading.
Learning in 3D Book Information
Kapp Notes
It describes how learning needs to be adapted to 3D environments and includes the tools that learning and development professionals will need in order to advance 3D learning within their organizations. __ Catalog of Recommended Books, Games and Gadgets Recommended Games and Gadgets Recommended Books Content Guide. TITLE: Learning in 3D: Adding a New Dimension to Enterprise Learning and Collaboration READING LINE: How the Immersive Internet will shape the future of learning and work within the Enterprise.
Learning with 'e's: Teaching with Twitter
Learning with e's
The microblogging tool has obvious potential to be used in formal learning, both in traditional online classroom settings and - through mobile technologies - for mobile learners. Most would agree that Twitter was one of the social networking phenomena of 2008, and has enjoyed exponential growth in popularity. Below are my 10 top uses of Twitter for education: 1.
eLearning Strategy
Tony Karrer
You have to walk people through different tools and learning methods. This includes: Learning Method Support Tools / Technologies Process / People / Vendors You need to be the one who is aware of what's happening generally with technology in the organization. Technology steward – you likely can't say to the rest of the organization, "Don't use these tools."
Don't Play Video Games: Make Them
Kapp Notes
Here is an interesting article that discusses how the creation of video games can be an excellend tool for teaching students. Screen capture from Scratch an MIT project that involves a simple to great game design software. The article Computer games as liberal arts? provides some interesting insights into how creating games can teach a number of subjects. Making video games].turns turns out to be perhaps the ultimate form of liberal arts. In order to create a computer game you have to think about the content. You have to write a script. The programming involves logic, math and science.
Video-Based eLearning Authoring Tools
Tony Karrer
May outsource some of the production work, but the tool must be an off-the-shelf, known authoring tool - no proprietary tools (see eLearning Course Development for rationale on that) Their only experience is with Camtasia. and Rapid Authoring Tools? Rapid eLearning Tools Browse eLearning Content at www.elearninglearning.comI've been asked several times a similar question so I thought I would throw it out to see what readers here will recommend for doing basic video-based elearning authoring. The topic almost doesn't matter, but assume it's Safety Training.
Top Ten Tools for Learning 2011
Experiencing eLearning
This is the fifth year that Jane Hart has been collecting lists of top tools for learning. have contributed my lists in 2007 , 2008 , and 2009. You can contribute your top tools too. As in 2009, I'm going to divide my list into personal learning and course development. Google Reader is still my main tool for personal learning. just checked my stats, and I currently have 320 subscriptions and have read over 8000 items in the last 30 days, and over 300,000 items since February 2009. Jing is the best free tool for screenshots I've ever used.
Cammy Beans Learning Visions: Building Better Learning Games
Learning Visions
Thursday, April 09, 2009 Building Better Learning Games Interested in building casual games for your learners? Read on for notes from a webinar today, April 9, 2009: Building Better Learning Games: Leveraging Game Design and User Testing for Results Our hosts today: Enspire Learning (Ben Katz) Doorways to Dreams D2D -- financial entertainment. Focus on casual video games. Assessment.
Moodle: A fantastic tool for informal learning - and not just "e-learning"
Bottom-Line Performance
Last week I hosted a webinar called "Come Moodle with Us: Straight Talk on Moodle as an LMS Solution. Along with two of my colleagues at BLP, we showed attendees OUR Moodle site - and attempted to illustrate many of the cool features Moodle provides and how Moodle facilitates informal learning and not just functions as a place to house and track e-learning. Those who want to use it just to track learning are missing its point. In our case, it connects all the employees in our organization to each other. Example: I created a "course in Moodle called Adobe Max.
Google Wave - Learning Environments - Best of eLearning Learning
eLearning Learning Posts
October 9, 2009 to October 16, 2009. Wednesday, October 21, 2009. Wednesday, October 21, 2009. Saturday, October 24, 2009. Monday, October 26, 2009. Wednesday, October 28, 2009. Online Games for Teaching Business Concepts and Ideas - Kapp Notes , October 16, 2009. eLearning Portal Integration - eLearning Technology , October 13, 2009. Mentoring vs. Training — Why Social Networking Isn't Enough - aLearning , October 13, 2009. Open Source E-Learning Development 5: Media Capture - The E-Learning Curve , October 14, 2009.
2009 Technology Trends That Impact Online Learning
The eLearning Coach
What technology trends of 2009 have impacted online learning and will continue to do so in the coming year? Web-based tools for scheduling, project management and documentation increase productivity and enhance personal mobility. Online image editors and other multimedia production tools provide access to a host of new and often less expensive applications. Cloud Computing.
Video - Screencast - Webinar - Best of eLearning Learning
eLearning Learning Posts
August 21, 2009 to August 28, 2009. –( eLearning Events Calendar )–> Friday, September 04, 2009. –( eLearning Events Calendar )–> Friday, September 11, 2009. –( eLearning Events Calendar )–> Monday, September 14, 2009. Top 99 Workplace eLearning Blogs - eLearning Technology , August 24, 2009. Electronic Papyrus , August 25, 2009. Tackling a New Captivate Project - In the Middle of the Curve , August 21, 2009. Blogger in Middle-earth , August 26, 2009. Kapp Notes , August 24, 2009.
Webinar Blackboard Slides - Weekly Best of eLearning Learning
eLearning Learning Posts
Week of July 24, 2009 to July 31, 2009. Proven tips in custom course development , Tuesday, August 04, 2009. CoachingOurselves 2hr Workshop for Individual Managers , Thursday, August 06, 2009. The Business Case for Measurement of Learning, Thursday, August 06, 2009. Your Social Learning System As A Profit Center, Friday, August 07, 2009. Better Than Bullet Points: Creating Engaging E-Learning With Power Point , Monday, August 10, 2009. The e-learning skills gap - Clive on Learning , July 24, 2009. Blogger in Middle-earth , July 31, 2009.
The Agile Elearning Design Manual - Think Small (Iterations, Action Maps, Storyboards, and Mini-Modules)
The Learning Generalist
Storyboarding - Simple, Lightweight design The index card is my favorite design tool. You can now deploy discrete pieces of learning, job aids, templates and what have you and not worry about how your elearning tool will handle all these artifacts. Sumeet Moghe, 2009. We explored the waterfall approach towards elearning development in a prior post of this series. Bespoke Flash?


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"In opera, voice is everything." [New York Times]
"In opera, voice is everything." [New York Times]
I'm reading it now. This is a fair review, more favorable than the one in the current issue of The New Yorker. Chee's book is a fun read. Operatic in its improbabilities but a bit cold.
Forget about fictional Lilliet Berne -- the note at the end of the review said the reviewer had written a novel about Julie D'Aubigny, swordswoman and opera singer. Gotta check that out I said so I went to Wikipedia…
Holy Sh*t!!! Why have I never heard of this wild creature!! What a life!!
I have ordered my copy. When do we start the book club?
I'm interested in reading the New Yorker review now because this one was more about the critics thoughts on the style of the narrative dialogue than the actual novel.
I find myself disappointed by a lot of novels that take on opera and music because the authors usually just make it up or don't have a real understanding of the process. Like when Doris Day picks up the sheet music of a new song in a movie and after glancing at sings the whole thing from memory.
I did enjoy Anne Rice's 'Cry to Heaven' a lot I recall.
Who's got favorites? I'm curious.
James McCourt MAWDREW CZGOWCHWZ.
It gets rather boring after a while as the protagonist doesn't appear to have any real challenges to overcome, but the first chapter is without a doubt sheer brilliance and should be on any opera lover's shelf.
I finally read Mawrdrew Gzgowchwz last week. Alternately exhausting and exhilarating. The description of that Traviata prima is imprinted in my memory.
In my opinion, the real weakness of the novel is the introduction of a second oltrano into the mix. All of a sudden the heroine's once-in-a-century talent becomes more commonplace. And the ending lacks spice and interest. An immolation would have been far more interesting.
In several attempts, I've never managed to get more than about twenty pages into it.
AJ: There's one chapter early on (maybe the second one) that's a real trial. But I found it very readable on the whole.
You just keep heading back to your favorite, Kirsten's autobio? :)
Should be available on prescription, that.
I love Rose Tremain's Music and Silence, about a court lutenist, plot based around true historical events. Tremain writes beautifully. No opera, but music plays a major part.
Madame Bovary and E.M. Forster's Where Angels Fear to Tread have memorable opera scenes.
For whole novels about opera, I've read Mawrdew Czgowchwz (brilliant in parts), The Metropolis Case (mediocre), Bel Canto (extremely mediocre), and Butterfly's Child (also extremely mediocre).
I'm partway through Willa Cather's The Song of the Lark which is pretty good, but as it's a fictionalized biography (of Olive Fremstad), there is a lot about the heroine's childhood, and I haven't actually got to any of the opera parts yet. I've been looking for a copy of out-of-print Of Lena Geyer by Marcia Davenport (also about Fremstad) in used bookshops for years, having heard that it's very good, but have never found one. (Yes, I could order it online but that would spoil the fun.)
The first chapter of Zola's Nana is a wonderful description of an opening night of "opéra bouffe".
I have read about a third of it and was taken aback by the author's dubious command of language- it is sloppily written with syntax that is often awkward and disjointed — alas I can't back this up with examples because I had to leave the copy somewhere and won't be able to finish it for a while- for the plot- if he intended it to be purposely outlandish he succeeded, and there is IMO a hole where a living breathing protagonist should be. it's a run-on series of bizarre and melodramatic travails, triumphs , and coincidences- THAT SAID it still lots of fun to read and there does seem to be a real love and respect for opera and some knowledge of it- anyway- that's my 2 cents and I certainly intend to finish it- definitely in the guilty but delectable pleasure category for me.
Patrick Mack-I loved Cry to Heaven too! her favorite book of mine. Did you ever see the movie "Farinelli"? it's fabulous
Donna Leon seems to really know her opera and history. She works with Il Complesso Barocco and has programmed concerts and cds that tie in with her detective novels set in Venice.
As works of fiction are being discussed, BUBBLES deserves mention.
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Filled with orange apricot preserves, these decorative Apricot-Almond Thumbprints are the perfect holiday treat for the table.
Makes about 6 dozen
Total time: 2 Hours
Recipe Time
Hands-on: 30 Minutes
Total: 2 Hours
2 cups butter, softened
2/3 cup granulated sugar
2/3 cup firmly packed light brown sugar
1 teaspoon almond extract
1/4 teaspoon kosher salt
4 2/3 cups all-purpose flour
1 1/2 cups chopped sliced almonds
Parchment paper
3/4 cup apricot preserves
1. Beat first 5 ingredients at medium speed with an electric mixer 3 to 5 minutes or until creamy. Add flour; beat just until blended.
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