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Using our iPhone app you can track your location, visualize where you've been, and upload your data to the OpenPaths website. You can then download your data from the website in a variety of friendly formats, including KML, JSON, and CSV. The OpenPaths API enables you to integrate your own software with the platform.
You can keep your location history to yourself, or you can share it with specific research initiatives, art projects, or educational programs as you so choose. The OpenPaths online interface allows you to manage who has access to your data. Your data is secure on the encrypted OpenPaths servers and cannot be accessed by anyone without your express consent.
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Although the creator's TED talk is certainly inspiring and this application's UI is well-composed, the utilization of iOS's location APIs is poor at best. Overnight, with four bars and a view of the southern sky, the app will place me anywhere in a three-four mile radius—meaning that since work is three miles away, I have absolutely no valid data. Over 24 hours, I'm placed in 30 locations despite never leaving my apartment.
I honestly wanted to use this app, and while it has so much going for it: decent UI, good service integration, amazingly interesting concept— the core function of logging my location simply DOES NOT produce reliable data.
I refer you to xkcd's "tornadoguard" comic.
Crowd mapping, if that's what you're into.
If you want to track a specific path, you and I will need to look elsewhere. The screen hides typical iPhone info bar at the top (see screenshots). Power consumption when I engaged the app was noticeably faster, to the point that my charger was ineffective: in twenty minutes it had only increased two percent. Accuracy aside (they do not promise it) it seems inconsistent in the way it records: starts off leaving markers in regular intervals, then randomly stops leaving gaps which is why it's not good for paths.
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Sync failures had me lose a month of data and recently seems a little bit abandoned.
Got the app after a Jerr Thorpe talk over a year ago and loved playing with my own data in R and Python but lately the app feels pretty abandoned. Maybe time to delete sadly.
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A Defence Department official deliberately cut the flow of military intelligence to troops in the field in East Timor. But the official's identity is being concealed while the department decides what action to take.
Ian Carnell, inspector-general of intelligence and security, confirmed to a Senate hearing that top-secret information was withheld from forces in East Timor. A new inquiry by Mr Carnell rejected a previous one by his predecessor, Bill Blick, and claims by Defence chiefs, vindicating allegations by army whistleblower Lance Collins.
Mr Carnell re-opened his inquiry last year and reported to Defence Minister Robert Hill in November. "There is no doubt as a question of fact that the access was deliberately denied," Mr Carnell said. "I was able to ascertain who did the transactions and who gave that person a direction to do it."
Lieutenant-Colonel Collins, who served as an intelligence officer in East Timor, said former Defence Intelligence Organisation chief Frank Lewincamp had objected to his assessments of the Indonesian army's role in violence. He said critical intelligence from Australia was withheld for 24 hours in retaliation.
Mr Blick's May 2003 report found Colonel Collins' concerns were sincere, but did not stand up to scrutiny.
Mr Carnell found that Mr Blick's inquiry was not exhaustive and had failed to interview three key witnesses.
Senator Hill said Defence secretary Ric Smith was working on the questions raised in the new report, and an outcome was likely soon. He blocked questions about who was involved and if they would be pursued, saying: "I believe providing further details on that aspect at the moment would infringe the rights of individuals."
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[ http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-918?page=comments#action_12365615 ] David Van Couvering commented on DERBY-918: ------------------------------------------- This patch looks very good, solves the problem simply. I agree however that granting allPermission to junit is not the way to go, and that privileged blocks should solve this. A nice way to do privileged blocks is with anonymous inner classes so your test class doesn't have to implement a "run" method that does mutiple things. > introduce a new test type to run junit tests from the current harness > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Key: DERBY-918 > URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-918 > Project: Derby > Type: Improvement > Components: Test > Environment: All > Reporter: Andreas Korneliussen > Assignee: Andreas Korneliussen > Attachments: DERBY-918.diff, DERBY-918.stat > > It seems to me that for including a new JUnit test into i.e derby-all we need to make a new java class with a main() method, which parses a command line and set up the testsuite and run it, just like any java program. Basically we are running the junit tests as test type "java". > Instead of having to do this for every junit test going into a derby test suite, I would propose a different strategy. > I propose to introduce a new test type called "junit" (current test types are: sql,sql2,unit,java,multi,demo - unit is not junit) > Then you can use: > java org.apache.derbyTesting.functionTests.harness.RunTest <TestCaseClassName>.junit > to run a Junit test - instead of: > java org.apache.derbyTesting.functionTests.harness.RunTest <AnotherClassWithMainMethod>.java > When starting a test of type junit, the RunTest class may simply use the > junit.textui.TestRunner class, which has a main method which takes a TestCase class name as parameter. The junit.textui.TestRunner runs the tests defined by the suite() method of the TestCase class. > I think this strategy will make it easier to integrate new JUnit tests into the current test suites, since it save you the trouble of creating a java class with a main method for every test. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - If you think it was sent incorrectly contact one of the administrators: http://issues.apache.org/jira/secure/Administrators.jspa - For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira
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Just curious, ho do you bend your wrists when you sleep such that it would be harmful?So on Wednesday, I went to the doctor for a diagnosis re my weak and painful fingers and hands and wrists. He said it was carpal tunnel likely caused by.packing up moving boxes, combined with how I bend my wrists when I sleep.
After five nights of wearing the wrist braces while sleeping, the improvement is AMAZING. I can't believe it. Not only is the pain significantly reduced but I have strength back. Last week I couldn't lift my lightweight typing stand to put it on my shelf. I couldn't carry four reams of paper.
I couldn't take the cap off a tube of Chapstick with my left hand.
Now I can. I called his nurse yesterday to give her the news and was very happy for me and said he'd be very pleased to hear that the progress had been so swift.
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"I looked, and behold,"
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#81419 Feb 27, 2013
Happy late B-Day too Jess.
How was the game, Angela? I love hockey. I have the center ice package on directv. I watch every blackhawks game.
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#81420 Feb 27, 2013
Um, what does his being black have to do with anything? Are black democrats in some way worse than white democrats?
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#81421 Feb 27, 2013
I'm sorry to hear that AS.
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#81422 Feb 27, 2013
There was a website address. I deleted that and posted the letters in the comments. So you have to go to post 15 or something to read, and then back up for everyone's thoughts.
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#81423 Feb 27, 2013
((AS)) Sorry for your loss. Hang in there, you'll get through this (various other cliche platitudes here)as well, but I mean them. Talk it out here if you like. I found this place to be great for that; very helpful when you feel like reminiscing.
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#81424 Feb 27, 2013
Darn you RACE and Ang! I should be taking a shower and getting ready for my day, but now I'm looking around for Bible quotes to post on that loon's thread. I have to pick up my younger son in an hour, so I have about 20 minutes left to screw around on the computer.
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#81426 Feb 27, 2013
You made me almost cry!
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#81427 Feb 27, 2013
Ditto...I thought it would be the run of the mill kind of "team is nice to the mentally handicapped kid" vid, but the kid from the other team, too? Kids are still being raised right.
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#81428 Feb 27, 2013
Her, actually. And since both white and black democrats have ended up behind bars, I'm gonna say no. But don't you find it funny (but actually sad) that you people keep voting for the same people, the same people, the same people, then can't understand why things aren't getting better?
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#81429 Feb 27, 2013
While their diatribes grew boring days ago, you shouldn't try to dictate what people talk about on a public forum.
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#81430 Feb 27, 2013
Same people in what way? I am not in the district to be able to vote for that candidate one way or another so I don't have a horse in this race.
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That's why I didn't watch it for a couple of days, even though a bunch of my friends had posted it. Not that I don't appreciate any act of kindness, but I figured that there must be something different about this store if so many people were sharing it.
I find that kids are often mean, especially when they get together in groups. It's not always intentional, but empathy is very difficult for children to understand and put into practice (it's hard for adults, too). That's why acts of kindness stand out so much.
I may have told this story on here before, but my younger brother (the one with Asperger's) was the manager of the football team in high school. He got that position because my older brother played football and the Athletic Director took my little bro under his wing, so he kept that position even after Big Bro graduated. During his senior year of hs, my brother was sick on his birthday and had to miss football practice. Around dinnertime, my father saw a line of cars pulling up in front of the house. They live on a cul-de-sac off of another cul-de-sac, so the only reason to be there was to visit our house and my father started to worry that this group of kids was going to toilet paper or house or something similar. Every member of the football team got out of those cars and sang "Happy Birthday" to my brother. It is still one of his best memories of hs and my father gets a little choked up when he talks about it.
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I do lots of things I shouldn't do and will most likley continue to do so.
Being a force for civility in the forum is high on my list.
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Well, I have to sleep with something under my chin to hold my mouth shut. Yes, even in my sleep, my mouth wants to be open. so I think I bend them to help hold covers up under my chin. If I sleep on my side, I'll bend my wrist and tuck my hand/wrist under my chin to sleep (esp. at Nick's, where I sleep on my side more than my back).
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The game was AWESOME. Calgary scored early into a power play and was up 1-0 until late in the 3rd period (and the reffing was AWFUL last night). We scored late in the 3rd period and they drew a penalty (4 minutes I think?) that carried over into OT. Wild scored the winning goal in the sudden death OT within like 45 seconds.
A big moment was in the 2nd period, I think, when the middle jumbotron thing announced that the gopher's men's basketball team had beaten #1 ranked Indiana. THe plate went nuts.
I love that the pro sports can take a moment to do that for the local college teams.
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I don't usually cooperate, but I still respect that attitude!:)
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That's awesome. I love sudden death overtime and I love when it goes past that into a shoot out. Fights too. I think it's so cool that the refs will just stand to the side and let two guys get in a fist fight.
Yes, I saw the gophers won too, late last night. I was happy to see that. Wisconsin is only one game behind Indiana for the big ten lead.
No one gave them a chance, this year. They did not start off very well either, but since then they've beaten a lot of highly ranked teams, including Indiana when they were number 2, Michigan when they were number 3, Minnesota and IL when they were ranked number 12 and Ohio State when they were 13. Wisconsin wasn't even ranked until a few weeks ago.
I will be disappointed if they don't make it at least to the sweet 16, this year and I can really say for the first time in a long time, I think they have a reasonable chance of making it to the elite 8 and maybe the final 4.
They got a really good recruit out of Milwaukee last year, Sam Dekker. Wisconsin never gets top recruits, either. They are always pretty good despite having a lot of guys no body wants. He's been coming on strong lately and will probably be the anchor of that team for years to come.
I think Bo Ryan is one of the best coaches in college basketball, too. Every year he does something with nothing. They aren't to shabby for a bunch of mostly white boys, lol.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- The Jacksonville Jaguars have been abysmal at EverBank Field this season.
They're winless in three tries, have been outscored 89-11, have scored just three points in the second half, and haven't lost by less than 18 points.
Receiver Cecil Shorts may have hit upon a solution to the Jaguars' Duval County woes.
"Maybe we should have 16 road games," he said.
It was a tongue-in-cheek comment made in the locker room following the Jaguars' latest home defeat, a 24-6 setback to San Diego in front of 59,550, but his point is valid. The Jaguars have certainly played better on the road than they have at home, especially on offense.
The Jaguars are averaging 3.7 points per game at home. The offense has accounted for only nine points (the other two were a safety) and hasn't scored a touchdown in 35 drives. The last time the Jaguars found the end zone at EverBank Field came with 9:34 remaining in the first quarter of a Week 16 loss to New England last December.
Since the team doesn't play at home again until Nov. 17, the team could go nearly 11 months between touchdowns at home.
The offense has been much better on the road, scoring nine points at Oakland, 17 at Seattle, 20 at St. Louis and 12 at Denver (the defense had a touchdown). That's an average of 14.5 points per game for the offense.
"I don't know why, but we do not play well at home," Shorts said. "We play well on the road. We do not play well at home and it's frustrating. This should be our territory. This is it. This is us, and it's frustrating so we've got to fix it."
That'd be easy if it was one or two things, but the Jaguars have multiple issues. The offensive line is still struggling to open holes in the running game (just 78 yards Sunday) and a trade and injury have resulted in a pair of inexperienced tackles haven't helped the pass protection (the Chargers have six sacks). The team's top playmakers have either been missing because of suspension (Justin Blackmon) or injury (Marcedes Lewis).
Quarterback play hasn't been great, either. Blaine Gabbert threw five interceptions in two home games, including one that was taken back for a touchdown. Chad Henne started Sunday's game and while he did throw for 318 yards on 23 of 36 passing, he also threw an interception and missed out on two potential touchdown passes -- once because of a drop and another because he threw the ball too close to the sideline.
The end result was just two field goals against the Chargers and a nearly-empty stadium by the end of the third quarter.
"It was just sloppy," Henne said. "We had low energy out there and didn't make the plays we normally make. You want to be consistent and be that kind of team. You want to get that win and get on a roll and consistency is the biggest thing. That is what we are lacking and we are lacking some individual efforts to getting better and improving this team."
Henne was being diplomatic. Lewis, who played his first full game of the season, was a little more pointed in his assessment.
"This is getting old," said Lewis, who caught one pass for 31 yards. "We can't keep talking about coming in here and getting it next time. It gets really old. The thing I've learned about playing this game is that football is about men that go out and take what they want. You can't be sitting back thinking that it's supposed to come to you. You can't put on your jersey and show up and think that you're supposed to win games."
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LONDON (AFP) -England hooker Dylan Hartley has been cleared to play in the forthcoming Six Nations tournament after receiving just a three-week ban for elbowing Leicester's Matt Smith.
The 28-year-old pleaded guilty to the charge of striking Smith while playing for Northampton in their Premiership win over Leicester on Saturday.
It was feared the Saints captain would be hit with a long suspension given his poor disciplinary record, but a Rugby Football Union hearing, held via conference call on Tuesday, opted for a more lenient approach.
A ban of six weeks or more would have jeopardised Hartley's chances of appearing in the Six Nations, which gets underway with England's clash against Wales in early February, and his future Test career in light of a previous disciplinary rap sheet including eye-gouging, biting, punching and swearing.
Instead, Hartley will miss three Premiership games for Northampton – at Harlequins on December 27, at home to Newcastle on January 2 and at Sale on January 10.
"The sanction reflects the low end entry point of the offence, which carries a two-week tariff," RFU judicial officer Jeremy Summers said.
"The entry point was aggravated having regard to Dylan's previous record and a week was taken off to reflect mitigating circumstances.
"As such the sanction reflects the player's record rather than the seriousness of the offence itself."
The fairly mild punishment will be a huge relief to Hartley as England head coach Stuart Lancaster had warned the player he was in the last-chance saloon as a result of his failure to maintain discipline on the field.
Hartley's roll of shame began with a 26-week ban in April 2007 for gouging the eyes of Wasps forwards James Haskell and Jonny O'Connor.
An eight-week ban followed in March 2012 after he was found to have bitten Ireland flanker Stephen Ferris' finger, before receiving a two-week penalty in December of the same year for punching Ulster's Rory Best.
Hartley's disciplinary shortcomings reached a personal nadir in May 2013 when swearing at referee Wayne Barnes during Northampton's Premiership final defeat to Leicester.
That cost the New Zealand-born hooker a red card and his place on the British and Irish Lions tour as he was subsequently hit with an 11-week ban, and his latest indiscretion, in the 17th minute of Northampton's 23-19 win at the weekend, has produced the fifth ban of his chequered career.
Referee J P Doyle initially seemed happy to award Hartley a yellow card, but television match official Sean Davey urged Doyle to watch further replays, and he responded by sending off Hartley.
Hartley, who has won 61 England caps, recently rejected a big-money contract offer from French Top 14 side Montpellier to sign a three-year deal with Northampton that will keep him at Franklin's Gardens until 2018.
But that investment by Saints won't pay dividends unless he can improve on a dismal record that has seen him banned for a total of 50 weeks during his career.


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When a club has lost five league games of six, is ensconced at the bottom of the division and has been knocked out of the FA Cup the manager is usually fired with the fans pleased to see him go.
In the modern game, however, there are many sub-plots. It was not poor results that did for Charlton Athletic's Chris Powell, not were supporters jubilant at his dismissal.
Powell, who played 270 games for Charlton in three spells, and took them out of the third tier in 2011-12, his first full season as manager, was axed because he did not agree with having players foisted upon him by new owner Roland Duchatelet.
The Belgian immediately installed a compatriot, Jose Riga, once assistant manager at Standard Liege, currently on the staff at Milan. The 56-year-old will be assisted by another Belgian, Karel Fraeye, who has been managing Eendracht Zele, a Belgian lower league club.
Liege are also owned by Duchatelet, a wealthy entrepreneur who paid an estimated £14m for Charlton around Christmas. In fact Duchatelet is a serial collector of clubs with interests (either directly or through family members) with others in Germany, Spain and Hungary. In total he has six and is believed to be seeking a seventh, Italian club Bari.
The way in which this impacts on Powell is that his January transfer signings were primarily drawn from other Duchatelet clubs, particularly Standard. Meanwhile two key players, Yann Kermorgant and Dale Stephens, were sold. At the time Powell said: "Why not use the network of clubs and players that are available? I'd be silly not to look at players at Standard."
However, with Liege top dog club in Duchatelet's stable it is doubtful he was given a choice of who to sign - or sell.
Duchaletet said, in a statement: "We have been working with Chris Powell and his representatives for a couple of weeks to try and agree a contract extension which would have seen us continue to work together. There was good progress, but we could not reach an agreement over the club's football strategy going forward. The situation put a strain on the working relationship between Chris and the board. Therefore I think it is best for all parties that we part ways."
Powell's departure means Chris Hughton is the only remaining black manager in the four divisions of the senior game - a shocking statistic - not that there is any suggestion his colour was a factor.
Charlton have games in hand due to the FA Cup run that ended at Sheffield United, and a pitch which is prone to water-logging. If they are not to remain bogged down in the Championship's relegation zone Riga, regarded as an innovative coach but with no real experience of managing, will have to learn fast.Reuse content


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Tobacco has nicotine which make smokers addicted to cigarettes.
Do you smoke If so, do you smoke more than two cigarettes a day?
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Bedroom 2: 10 x 12
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PURPOSE:Rapid, accurate risk stratification is paramount in the management of pulmonary embolism (PE). Identifying patients with a high risk of mortality may facilitate more aggressive interventions. Similarly, determining those at low risk for death may reveal a cohort of patients who are candidates for outpatient therapy. PESI represents a simple and novel risk scoring system for PE. The inter-observer variability of PESI is unclear.
METHODS:Two clinicians reviewed the records of patients diagnosed with acute PE and calculated a PESI score. The diagnosis of PE was based on objective testing (e.g., high probability ventilation perfusion scan, CT scan with PE protocol, magnetic resonance angiography of the pulmonary vasculature, or pulmonary angiogram). The clinicians were blinded to the scoring of the other observer and patient outcomes. Raw PESI scores were converted into risk classes (e.g., I-V). We employed kappa statistics to evaluate the inter-observer variability in both raw PESI scores and final risk class.
RESULTS:The cohort included 129 subjects (mean age 60.0+/-18.4 years, 49.6% female). The majority of patients were diagnosed by CT. The mean PESI scores were 101+/-40 for observer 1 versus 97+/-40 for observer 2. The kappa score was 0.881, p<0.001. There was also good inter-observer agreement with respect to risk class (kappa 0.622, p<0.001). In 87% of cases, the clinicians agreed as to the PESI risk class. In only 9 (7%) instances was there disagreement by more than one risk class strata. When dichotomizing risk classes into low risk (class I-II) vs. higher risk (class III-V), we noted an even higher degree of concurrence (kappa 0.73, p<0.001).
CONCLUSION:PESI has a low level of inter-observer variability. Although there may be some variance with respect to precise PESI scores, this does not significantly alter risk classification.
CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS:The reliability of PESI suggests it may be broadly applied in clinical scenarios and can form the basis for prospective clinical trials for PE management.
DISCLOSURE:Chee Chan, None.
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More than 22 million people speak Dutch-primarily in Holland, Belgium, Suriname, and the Antilles. This book offers a well-researched and highly readable survey of the language in all its historical, geographic, and social aspects. In addition to providing a general introduction to the evolution of Dutch, Willemyns pays special attention to oft-neglected topics, such as the question of whether Dutchmen and Flemings are separated by a common language, and the contentious matter of the spread of Dutch abroad through colonization, which led to "exotic" variations such as Afrikaans, pigeons, and creoles. Dutch: Biography of a Languagewill appeal to students of Dutch and general readers interested in the history of the language.


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WikiLeaks – War in the Clouds
We don't do Politics here at the Virtualization Practice, but we do need to look at the biggest Cloud Computing story of the year – WikiLeaks. For those who haven't been following it the relevant points are
- Wikileaks has posted some confidential data on the internet
- Various attempts have been made to shut it down
- Various countermeasures have been taken by Wikileaks and its supporters.
We are covering this story because we believe that the enormous coverage of this particular sequence of events is much more likely to shape the future of cloud computing through its impact at the "C" Executive level (i.e. CEO, CIO and CFO) than any vendor announcement or technology trend that impacts IT.


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Author: David J. Palmiter, Jr. PhD, ABPP
Even the best grounding in the science and principles of psychotherapy can leave students poorly prepared for actual face-to-face work with clients. This important resource is dedicated specifically to increasing the confidence and professional competence of graduate students and early career professionals who use cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) with children and adolescents. With accessible language, engaging humor, and step-by-step guidance on what to do and when to do it, the author walks learners through the entire clinical process from initial consultation with young clients and their caregivers through the conclusion of treatment. With a focus on promoting joy and meaning, the book also integrates interventions from positive psychology literature with CBT techniques.
The guide is replete with procedural instructions for each step of treatment along with suggested sample language and flexible scripts that can be tailored to the needs of individual clients. Brief rationales for each procedure describe how therapeutic interactions and statements support effective and ethical practices. Evidence-based CBT techniques address issues ranging from mood disorders to anxiety disorders and other internalizing problems and include such skills as externalizing the problem, behavioral activation, physiological calming and mindfulness, and happy/coping thoughts. Strategies that engage families in the therapeutic process are included, providing guidance on how to coach parents and other caregivers to participate in certain interventions, respond well to defiance in youth, and create a supportive environment. Pointers for dealing with common types of resistance from youth and caregivers include specific steps and sample scripts. As a special feature, the use of close-up magic as a tool to facilitate an alliance, overcome resistance, and teach clinical concepts to youth is illustrated throughout the book. Chapters offer ready-to-use forms, templates, worksheets, and client handouts. An ideal resource for the needs of trainees and early career professionals, this engaging text will also interest more seasoned professionals who wish to learn how to do CBT with youth.
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David J. Palmiter, PhD, ABPP,
is Professor, Department of Psychology and Counseling, and Director, Psychological Services Center at Marywood University, Scranton, PA. He is a Board
Certified clinical psychologist with over 20 years of experience working with children, adults, and families. He is a Fellow of the American Psychological
Association, American Academy of Clinical Psychology, and the Pennsylvania Psychological Association, for whom he is a Past President. Dr. Palmiter is the
author of more than 30 publications in peer-reviewed journals, newsletters, and invited book chapters, including such publications asProfessional Psychology: Research and Practice, Teaching of Psychology, Psychological Reports, The Pennsylvania Psychologist, and American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, He was also a regular contributor to APA Division 42 newsletter, The Independent Practitioner,
where he wrote a weekly column on practice with children and on internet applications and social media. Additionally he authored Working Parents, Thriving Families: 10 Strategies That Make a Difference (2011). Dr. Palmiter has given over 300 presentations at national
professional conferences, local professional meetings, and continuing education workshops. He has worked extensively with local and national media on
parenting, including NPR, CBS, USA Today, Parenting magazine, and local media. Dr. Parmiter maintains a website, hecticparents.com, as well as an
active Twitter presence, @helpingparents.
Foreword by Edward J. O'Brien
1 Introduction
Remarks for Trainees and Early Career MHPs
Conventions in This Volume
Positive Ethics
Section I: Establishing the Foundation
2 The Initial Evaluation
The Framework of the Evaluation
The Preinterview Work
The Office
The Initial Interview
Individual Interview With the Kid
Work in Between Sessions
Evaluating Suicidal Ideation
3 Feedback and Treatment Planning
Feedback Session
Treatment Planning
Types of Treatment Contracts
4 Techniques for Facilitating Adherence and Responding to Resistance
Facilitating Adherence
Responding to Resistance
Section II: Engaging the Youth
5 Externalizing the Problem
Additional Commentary
Intervention Tracking Log
6 Behavioral Activation and Sleep Hygiene
The Modular Treatment Approach
Behavioral Activation
Sleep Hygiene
7 Physiological Calming and Mindfulness
Physiological Calming
Measuring Relaxation
Mindfulness Strategies
8 Coping/Happy Thoughts, Gratitude, and Crisis = Pain + Opportunity
Beginning Sessions
Coping Thoughts
Crisis = Pain + Opportunity
Section III: Engaging the Parent(s)
9 Parent Integration and Special Time
Timing of the Parent Session
Preparing the Kid for the Parent Session
The Parent Consultation
Funeral Exercise
Additional Parent Sessions
10 Thought Testing and the Serenity Prayer
Thought Testing
Serenity Prayer
11 Problem Solving
Problem Solving in a Family Session
Problem Solving in an Individual Session
12 Establishing and Growing Strengths and Acts of Kindness
Establishing a Foundation
Strengths Development Plan
Teaching About WAIT
Acts of Kindness
13 Defiant Kids
Setting a Context
Parent Work With Kids Age 12 and Under
Parent Work With Kids Age 13 and Older
Section IV: Final Phase and Termination
14 Using Exposures
Engaging the Kid
Engaging the Parent
Exposure Nuances
Sessions Going Forward
Nuances With Other Populations
15 Termination and Booster Sessions
Introducing Termination to a Kid
Introducing Termination to the Parents First
Introducing Termination to Parents Second
The Last Session Prior to Starting Booster Sessions
Booster Sessions
Section V: Surprising Events and Special Circumstances
16 Surprising Events With Kids
17 Surprising Events With Parents
A Pattern of Interfering Transference
18 Should You or Should You Not?
A Intake Forms
B Family Psychiatric History Forms
C Developmental History Form
D Interpersonal Inventory
E Sentence Completion Tasks
F Individual Interview With the Youth
G Lethality Evaluation Form
H Treatment Plan Form
I Intervention Tracking Log
J Recommended Resources


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It was meant to be a fun camp, for kids like me. A camp with people who knew what to do with my diabetes. I don't think that any more.
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Before making any journey, it's important to know where you are before you set off in any particular direction, and your IT infrastructure is no different.
You have an IT budget. You have a need to deliver strategic value. You must show a business benefit.
But how do you ensure this is all delivered in the most effective manner?
Well, we have a model called Infrastructure Optimisation which helps enormously. We work with SCC in all kinds of ways, and one of them is our work on Infrastructure Optimisation (IO). IO starts with a model, created by Gartner, which allows an organisation to look at their IT resources in a more strategic way, and where necessary move it away from being a "cost", to becoming a strategic business asset. I don't know what it's like in your college, but for many IT Directors, having an ability to control the strategic direction of their IT systems, to support the strategic goals, helps to support the long-term success of the team. We talked about IO with the 50 universities who attended the IT Forum event in November, and there was a widespread feeling that this could help their planning, so worth a look?
SCC & Microsoft have put our heads together to bring you a day full of content to help you understand how the IO model can help you.
The events are called "The Best Route To Ensure The Success Of Your IT Infrastructure", and they're being held over the next 6 weeks in Halifax, Birmingham and London. I'll let the SCC team tell you a bit more:
Before making a journey, it's important to know where you are before you set off in any particular direction and your IT infrastructure is no different. You have an IT budget, you need to deliver strategic value and you must show a business benefit. This can all be done through Infrastructure Optimisation.
Infrastructure Optimisation helps to drive a more secure, well managed and dynamic core IT infrastructure to enable organisations to help reduce their overall IT costs, make better IT resources and make IT a strategic asset for the organisation.
By working with SCC and Microsoft and using this model as a framework an organisation can quickly understand the strategic value and business benefits to the organisation in moving from a basic level of optimisation, where the infrastructure is generally considered a "cost centre", towards a more "dynamic use". This is where the organisation's value of IT infrastructure is understood and viewed as a business enabler and asset.
SCC in partnership with Microsoft are inviting you to attend one of our Infrastructure Optimisation FREE events to be held at various locations throughout the UK. The events are aimed at Chief Information officers, Chief Technology officers, IT Managers, Infrastructure Managers and other IT Industry Professionals in Education who are responsible for delivering budgets, in particular cost savings or green credentials and working practices.
If you work in the education sector you can't afford to miss out on this opportunity to meet and discuss with SCC and Microsoft industry experts in your area.
The events are in HALIFAX on Wednesday 16th April, BIRMINGHAM on Wednesday 23rd April, and our offices in LONDON on Friday 9th May.
To register, either visit the website www.scc-microsoft.co.uk/ioevent/public or call SCC on 0845 351 1157


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Do Middle Class Voters Cast the Right Votes?
Today we've been talking in part about the middle class, and an oft-repeated mantra of some who want to reform the way financial power works in Washington is that the middle class vote consistently against their own interests. But is that true? If so, what are the middle class's real interests, and how do they vote against them, when they support members of both parties in Congress?
Jacob Hacker, professor of political science at Yale University, answers some of these questions in the book he co-authored, "Winner-Take-All Politics: How Washington Made the Rich Richer, and Turned Its Back on the Middle Class."


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The report is simply the Income Statement report with a different title and the Actual vs Overall Budget format selected by default. Accordingly, all of the functionality that is available in the Income Statement report can also be found in the Budget Variance report.