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Nissan unveils Teana facelift in China; SKD route this year?
The Nissan Teana never really captured the fancy of IAB. Partly because it was too expensive and partly because it was quite dull to look.
Leaked – Nissan Teana minor change; SKD in India next year?
Economic Times reported Nissan is seriously considering the SKD (Semi-Knocked Down) route for the Teana to make it more price competitive. We can expect Nissan.

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Soon the descriptive phrase 'Never Again' used all to often in the title of articles here, will lose all meaning and relevance as attacks on Jews becomes all the more commonplace and accepted!
This is particularly true in Europe where the memory of Hitler, Nazis and the Holocaust seems to be fading fast!
The most recent example noted at TPC came on July 24th when a sign was hung in the window of a Belgian cafe that loosely translated meant that dogs are allowed inside, Jew are not (Never Again? Dogs but not Jews allowed at Belgian cafe!)!
Now this story, by way of Pamela Geller at Atlas Shrugs, of an ISIS demonstration in The Hague sanctioned by the Dutch government where the chant of 'Death to the Jews' rang out across the square.
The dark clouds of hate and anti-Semitism are once again forming over Europe with the tacit, if not overt, approval of Barack Obama who has chosen the path of legitimizing Hamas while demonizing and marginalizing Israel.
'Islamic State Stages Victory Rally in Europe: The Flag of Jihad Flies Over the Hague'
Proving yet again what I have been saying for months, years — Europe once again is embracing madness and evil as its central unifying characteristic – only this time it's under "Palestinianism," not Nazism.
The Islamic State is holding rallies in Europe. No counter protest. No media outrage. No arrests. How is it even legal for an Islamic terrorist organization like the Islamic State to openly rally on the streets of a European city while good, decent men like Geert Wilders or Lars Hedegaard are brought up charges of racism and hate speech for opposing jihad?
Algemeiner: Jewish human rights group The Simon Wiesenthal Center on Friday called on Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte to rescind approval for a rally in support of ISIS in the Hague, after protesters, yelling in Arabic and Dutch, proclaimed that "dirty Jews from the sewers" should be killed.
In a fiery letter to Rutte, Dr. Shimon Samuels, SWC Director for International Relations, said similar calls of violence were reported at a rally on July 4, and show that rather than even expressing support for Hamas militants in Gaza, the true intention of the rallies have been to call for the death of Jews.
"Yesterday, the call in Arabic and Dutch was for 'dirty Jews from the sewers to be killed,'" Samuels said. "This rally had little to do with Gaza solidarity. It was unambiguously targeted against Jews, but also according to the Dutch press sought to lynch journalists, who were pulled to safety by the police, otherwise serving as silent spectators."
He said that what was "most disturbing" was that, while press reports and photos from the rally show the mass of masked demonstrators calling for violence, the official Public Prosecutor's press release stated "there were only 40 to 50 people present," that "the police were present with an Arabic speaking police officer" and "the slogans overheard by this officer were not considered as crossing boundaries. Hence no arrest was made."
Samuels told the Dutch prime minister, "The YouTube clip clearly shows many more than 50 participants and the slogans at the end of the clip were repeated and quite evident, 'Maut al-Yahud' (Death to the Jews), 'Khaybar, Khaybar' (The genocide of the Jews of Khaybar) and 'Those who do not jump are Jews' (All the Muslims present jumped)."
"Our Center expects you to launch an immediate inquiry into the cover-up by this police officer who betrayed his duty to faithfully translate all slogans – most of which were menacing Jews," Samuels said, urging the Netherlands "to follow the example of the United Kingdom in banning ISIS and to forbid any further demonstrations in Holland that call for the murder of Jews or any other 'riff-raff'."
Samuels's letter noted that Adberazak Khoulani, Islamic Dutch Unity Party leader, is publicly endorsing ISIS in Iraq, proclaiming 'Long live ISIS… and Insha'Allah on to Baghdad to fight the riff-raff there… sometimes violence is necessary?'"
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Never Again? 'Death to the Jews!' rings out in legal demonstration in The Hague
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SMU Will Deploy Seismic Monitors Around Azle to Learn Source of Earthquake Swarms
The shaking around Azle and Reno, which I will hereafter refer to as "San Andreas Minor," has attracted the attention of the U.S. Geological Survey precisely because the area has almost no record of seismic activity. A few studies, including one recently from SMU, point to correlation between the epicenter of the earthquake swarms and the locations of underground injection wells for fracking wastewater.
However, there isn't enough granular, on-site seismic data to draw hard conclusions yet. It's thought that the injection alters the bedrock stresses on faulting in this area, inducing slippages that produce quakes like the magnitude 3.6 detected in near Azle just a few days ago. The USGS says this is entirely possible, but to arrive at that degree of certainty, it needs more data, which is why it just lent SMU four seismic monitors to be positioned in private homes, public buildings and schools in the area.
Another entity with an intimidating acronym, Program for Array Seismic Studies of the Continental Lithosphere (PASSCAL), will provide some 15 sensors to the effort. "We are first going to focus in on where the earthquakes have been occurring -- about a five- to six-mile area near Reno and Azle," said Heather DeShon, SMU associate professor of geophysics. "How long the monitors remain depends on continued seismicity. We're thinking a few months."
SMU will not disclose the location of the sensors for data integrity reasons, but they will not be deliberately placed near injection wells so that a link, if it exists, can be confirmed without bias.
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Last time EnergyWire checked, the agency had visited the site of a single injection well in the area. It's not clear what the agency would do even if it did launch a diligent investigation. The agency's rules don't address earthquakes as a cause for regulatory action.
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"HOLY...!!" Fujitsu gasped, suddenly holding his groin and falling to the ground in the fetal position. Nothing had hit him there, but he felt incredible pain, as if the pain that somebody else had from that place had reached him. His headache also came back
Aria, who was just drinking some water bent over and asked, "Ummm... Are you okay, Fujitsu?"
Fujitsu grimaced before replying in a squealy voice, "I think some guy's manliness just got completely crushed and the pain traveled over to me..." He got up and sat back down in his chair, trying not to think about it and returned to his beef stew.
Aria returned to a map that Fujitsu let her have and studied it. "I wonder where we should go next..."
"Aria, don't you think we should rest for the day? It's been a bit eventful for one," Fujitsu requested, putting on an exhausted face, even though he was nothing of the sort; he could have done what they did today constantly for three days without break. He was filled to the brim with energy.
Aria thought for a moment, but became distracted by Fujitsu, who was making weird faces because of the pain. "Why don't you go and see Kara, Fujitsu?" she suggested.
Fujitsu nodded, fell to the ground again, then rolled off to the infirmary, tripping many people on the way.
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"Pitiful, Xeranad," said a voice seemingly from out of nowhere. Wessel and Xeranad looked around.
Xeranad paused, then smirked. "How long has it been, Jonou, since we last fought? Thirteen years?" he called out. "Where are you? Why don't you show yourself?"
"If you can find me, I will show myself to you."
The Dark Lord chuckled. "Is that it? It hardly seems fair, though, seeing that you are a master ninja. Do you think that it's fair?"
Jonou stayed silent. He was not about to risk giving him the challenge, even if doing this was against his normal principles. He never allowed himself to interfere with other people's situations, but he thought his actions were uncalled for, and while he wanted to teach him a similar lesson, he was not going to kill the man.
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Dispersion, germination and growth of seedlings ofSagittaria lancifolia L.
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Sagittaria lancifolia L. a perennial helophyte growing in shallow waters has asexual reproduction by rhizomes and sexual reproduction by achenes. We studied the morphological characteristics of achenes related to its dispersion, some factors affecting its germination and the development stages and growth of seedlings. This species produces many achenes, and disperses through epizoochory and hydrochory. Achenes germinate on light only. 100% germination was obtained at 25°C. Under conditions of inundation the germination period decreases, and the percentage of germination in creases when compared to achenes with or without imbibition. Achenes in anaerobic conditions have reduced germination.
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Yeovil produced one of their best away displays of the season as they overcame play-off hopefuls Walsall at a chilly Banks's Stadium tonight.
A 5th minute goal from ex-Walsall loanee Sam Williams grabbed all three points in a much improved away showing tonight.
Manager Terry Skiverton made two changes to the side that lost 2-0 at Charlton Athletic on Saturday. Andy Welsh and Arron Davies dropped to the bench to be replaced by Gavin Tomlin and Jean-Paul Kalala.
A pre-match blizzard had left the pitch, already looking well churned up, with a carpet of thinly laid snow, not entirely conducive with quality passing football.
The Glovers actually had a shot on goal inside twenty seconds when Shaun MacDonald put Dean Bowditch through but keeper Clayton Ince saved the effort with his feet.
Yeovil's positive attitude paid dividends with an unbelievable start when Sam Williams put them in front after just four minutes. Tomlin's ball in from the right saw the big striker get up with the keeper and as the ball ran loose, Williams poked the ball home to net against the side he was loaned to last season.
On eleven minutes, the Saddlers had their first sight of goal but Josh O'Keefe's shot went well wide of Alex McCarthy's goal.
Terrell Forbes earned the first yellow card of the night bringing down Darren Byfield halfway inside the Yeovil half but the resulting free kick came to nothing.
O'Keefe had another attempt that went wide on the half hour as chances started to become few and far between. Yeovil's constant harrying and chasing of the hosts was forcing them into mistakes and misplaced passes which infuriated the home contingent.
As the half went on, both Tomlin and Kalala had chances to increase Yeovil's lead but Tomlin's header and Kalaa's shot failed to trouble Ince.
Kalala had another shot after being slipped a short free kick from Tomlin as the Glovers continued to push forward.They forced two corners in the dying moments of the first period after MacDonald's shot was superbly turned around the post and then Alcock's header was gathered by Ince.
The second half opened with a much more energetic looking home side and three times in the first ten minutes they scared the Glovers. Craig Alcock had to clear with a backward header facing his own goal from a dangerous cross before first O'Keefe and then Alex Nicholls had half chances to equalise.
Williams had a clear sight of goal on 54 minutes when Bowditch's shot was parried to him by Ince but the rebound came too quick for the ex-Villa forward and he put his shot over.
Walsall continued to enjoy the greater possession and Byfield fired over after creating his own space to get a shot in. The Saddlers also forced two corners in quick succession as they pushed for the leveller.
After good work down the left, Steven Caulker of all people found himself in space but his shot was blocked by Ince and Williams suffered the same fate seconds later as his shot was dealt with similarly.Yeovil had a great chance to grab a deserved second when Williams flicked header found Bowditch who ran on, rounded the keeper but found the angle too tight and stabbed his shot wide.
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Policy to ban or severely restrict foods that we know cause diabetes, heart attacks, hypertension, and obesity.
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I bet we could cut our healthcare costs by 90% in just one decade.
I'm sure Monsanto ,Tyson Foods and the food lobby heart the healthcare lobby.
Checking into the latest, greatest fitness or healthy app will make you no more likely to be heathy than buying Nike makes you a great athlete. The community support is undeniable, but if we changed our policies and our lifestyles, we'd be a much healthier country.
The truly promising arenas, besides policy changes, are the ones science is advancing. Bioinformatics is an exciting field; if only we could convert the food scientists into other disciplines, we all might be better off.
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I'm all for a healthy lifestyle -- who isn't? -- but the older I get, the more I believe that people just don't do things that they find unpleasant in the short term... no matter how great the benefits in the long term, or even the slightly less short term. I've learned a lot about this from Bakadesuyo!
Also, remember that diabetes, hypertension, and obesity are rarely the actual cause of death -- they just happen to be correlated with heart disease and stroke, which ARE major causes of death. And in theory these are all relatively cheap to treat, so they're probably not going to be responsible for 90% of health care costs. My impression is that long-term illness like these -- and asthma, allergies, orthopedic problems, etc. -- are awful for QUALITY of life but don't necessarily have a very bad effect on LENGTH of life. Despite all the hype about the "obesity epidemic", life expectancy is at an all-time high of 78 years.
I hate to say this, because I was saved by it myself, but I'm pretty sure that "heroic medicine" -- surgery, radiation, chemo -- account for an awful lot of the total cost of healthcare. And I think that a lot of this is just not preventable by healthful eating and exercise. You really can't predict who is going to get cancer, need a hip replacement, be injured in a gruesome car accident, or have an aneurysm by looking at them.
In some ways, the first part confirms that I think policy should play an important and proactive role; especially if we can teach kids early.
Fascinating insights. Length of life is as long as ever, but "heroic medicine," as you mention, is as advanced as it's ever been.
Michael Pollan in his book "In Defense of Food," does argue that lifestyle choices might be linked to cancer, IIRC. However in Blink by gladwell he cites a study that showed strength of relationships was critical for life expectancy.
It's exciting to learn more.
Naval wrote this: "It's very simple, actually. Almost everything designed and served by restaurants and supermarkets is made for your mouth, not your body. Almost everything designed to seem healthy is made for brandability, mass production, and differentiation. No food manufacturer or restaurant can make money by telling you that the best things are whole, unprocessed, non-patentable or trademarkable, undifferentiated meat and vegetables."
And i think a high-protein diet is the only way to do this and simultaneously feel satisfied and full.
What it comes down to this: it's expensive to eat healthy in this country, and inexpensive in most countries to eat healthy/organic/unprocessed.


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ROSA KHUTOR, Russia (Reuters) - Four years ago in Vancouver, Alex Deibold's job was waxing snowboards for his American team mates but on Tuesday at the Sochi Games he sailed past them all to win an Olympic bronze.
There were others on the team considered to have stronger medal chances in snowboard cross than the 27-year-old from New Haven, Connecticut but none of them made the final.
Deibold avoided the bumps, thumps and wipeouts on the Rosa Khutor Extreme Park course to place third in each of his four runs, the final one delivering an Olympic medal.
"I tried not to think too far ahead," a smiling Deibold told a news conference.
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Iconic photographs by the late Max Dupain have gone on display at the West Australian Museum Kalgoorlie Boulder.
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Max Dupain is regarded as one of Australia's greatest photographers and is known for his modernist and documentary style portrayal of post World War II life in Australia.
Museum manager Zoe Scott said his photographs played an important role in marketing Australia to the rest of the world.
"His images appeared in fashion magazines, in the Australian Women's Weekly, on posters advertising Australia overseas.
"His images were a great sales tool for selling Australia to post war immigrants, ten pound poms were lured by pictures of kids playing cricket in the bush or by the lovely iconic image many of us would know called 'Sunbaker' of the man lying face down on Bondi Beach.
"So he really had a fascinating role in the growth of Australia after WWII by what he recorded and what his images said."
Max Dupain on Assignment comprises over 80 images captured from the 1940s to the 1970s.
The exhibition arrived in Kalgoorlie Boulder after a stint in Albany and Gerlaldton.
Ms Scott said photography was still an important medium, even in a digital world.
"Photographs still speak, people still love them," she said.
"(a photo) tells you so much about life, about that particular moment."
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Gabriel and Pan got back to see the whole group awake, Allegra had woken all of them after Gabriel had left.
"Gabriel?" Sylver asked seriously "are you okay?"
"Fine" Gabriel nodded he felt oddly serene.
"Something's moving" Sylver growled turning around.
"The trees are waking" Pan said closing his eyes.
"Waking?" Gabriel frowned
"The trees protect the gathering" Allegra said Pan looked at her and held his hand out vines and leaved were twisted around his fingers and hand. Allegra landed on his palm.
"You have something of the forest in you." He said calmly Allegra smiled stroking the vines that covered his hand her green magick made him shiver. "Come along." He said the group all looked at Gabriel as Pan turned still carrying Allegra, Gabriel nodded.
"So what is this gathering?" Morgan asked as they walked.
"A meeting of all creatures, a celebration." Pan said the trees seemed to move as he approached he never had to move or change direction as he walked.
"What do they do?" Morgan was curious.
"They celebrate," Pan said "they eat, drink sell their goods at the marketplace for the next three days."
"Why?" Rossier asked.
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The marketplace was enormous thousands of otherworlders moved around drinking, eating and singing.
"It's lovely." Morgan smiled her eyes wide with awe.
"I'll have the trees make a shelter for you." Pan said setting Allegra down on Gabriel's shoulder.
"The trees?" Gabriel asked, wincing he moved Allegra to his other shoulder.
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"Do not concern yourselves, you are safe here."
"We always seem to be in danger," Sylver said. Pan frowned and Gabriel started at the severe look on his face.
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"No offence meant." Sylver muttered.
"None taken" Pan said "I do understand your concern."
"Really?" Balthazar said.
"Indeed, however the false queen would not dare to attack a gathering nor come into one, she is not welcome."
"Thank you" Allegra said as the group seemed to relax.
"As I say you are welcome in my home." He inclined his head slightly and walked away.
"I say we stick to pairs for now." Sylver muttered the others nodded.
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"No, go with Morgan and Chrys." Gabriel said "I'll be fine."
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I had heard that a new Shroud book was on the way this autumn, but I hadn't heard any real details on it yet. The Associated Press has now released an article on at least one main new claim from historian Barbara Frale's book: the identification and translation of scribbled letters in Greek, Latin and Aramaic detected over (or near) the head of the Shroud.
The letters (or anyway the appearance of letters) have been known about for some time; the last I had heard, the prevailing theory was that they were due to coins on the eyes: specifically a Roman coin with a shepherd's staff and the Greek inscription TIBERIOU CAISEROS (known to have been minted between 29 and 32 CE) on the right eye, and a Julia lepton on the left eye. (Both coins would be 'leptons' of different sorts.)
The AP article, however, reports that high resolution photos of the Shroud taken in 2002 showed no evidence of coins; thus undermining what, until then, had been a long-running theory with a lot of progressing inductive confirmation through successive studies with better technology. (Which disconfirmation evidence I hadn't heard about myself, though I hardly bother to keep entirely up to date on Shroud studies either.)
Dr. Frale, pressing the issue, now hypothesizes that the letters she detects come from a death certificate that would have been placed over the face of the deceased by Roman officials until the body was claimed by the family.
Antonio Lambatti, a church historian and author of other books on the Shroud, rejects the idea that a Roman authority would have provided a death certificate for the body, since Jesus had been crucified and so would have more likely been unceremoniously dumped in a common grave. Of course, all the Gospels are unanimous (with various details) that a high-ranking Sanhedrin member petitioned Pilate for the body and received permission to bury it. So the real issue here would seem to go back to the plausibility of Joseph of Arimathea's side of the story. (As well as the existence of a possibly sympathetic centurion in charge of the execution.) Without JosArim, or someone effectively like him (Nicodemus, for example), a major portion of the Gospels' accounts of what happened to the body (and why) are in serious trouble anyway, including having any kind of shroud at all for the body of a crucified man. On the other hand, if Frale's analysis holds any water, this could add plausibility to the claim of the existence and actions of JosArim, or someone like him. (Though of course both appeals shouldn't be circularly attempted at once.)
The AP article dutifully reports scepticism based on the carbon-dating results, though it doesn't report much scepticism based on direct criticism of Dr. Frale's analysis (yet). The article also neglects to mention the significant amount of scientific criticism of the carbon-dating test (including from the two scientists who invented both kinds of carbon-dating processes in the first place.) But the reporter may not have known about that.
Professor Luigi Garlaschelli briefly weighs in with the information about the coins not being found in the 2002 high-res photos after all. Dr. Garlaschelli recently made headlines (as discussed here on the Cadre Journal, back in October) for purportedly reproducing the weird discoloration effects of the Shroud's image using methods available in the 14th century. This article posted at Freerepublic goes into far more detail about the Dr.'s experiments, and the results, than anything else I've found so far. (It's only been a month and a half-ish since Dr. G's announcement of his results, so there isn't much out yet. I was pleased to find something with so much detail this early!) Commenters are welcome to post links to any more detailed analyses they know of, pro or con; ditto for Dr. Frale's claims, of course.
(The Cadre's quasi-official position on the Shroud, by the way, is... chocolate chip cookie! {g} It's fun to chew on--I find the wealth of detail personally very interesting myself, as well as the analytical debates back and forth--but it isn't a meal.)
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I had heard that a new Shroud book was on the way this autumn, but I hadn't heard any real details on it yet. The Associated Press has now released an article on at least one main new claim from historian Barbara Frale's book: the identification and translation of scribbled letters in Greek, Latin and Aramaic detected over (or near) the head of the Shroud.
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I love the shroud. I find it hard to believe that such writing exists on the Shroud that has escaped notice for all this time. I look forward to seeing more about this.
- Jason Pratt said...
Note: the AP article wasn't very clear about whether Barbara Frale held a doctorate (though I couldn't imagine her getting this far in publishing without one), so in my original version of the article I didn't include that honorific. (After all, we now live in a day of authors who can get attention as experts without having first qualified with a doctorate in that subject. Which certainly I'm not going to complain about in principle! {wry g} Even when the results are as ridiculous as, say, Richard Dawkins trying to pontificate about 'religion' and 'Christianity'. Pun intended.)
Anyway, I've run across some evidence now that she does indeed have a doctorate (in something--I still don't know what yet), so I've adjusted the text of my article above accordingly.
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"I wanted to talk to you. I really need some advice that won't just be "Follow your heart" or something like that" I told her.
We walked through the front room to the stairs and up into her bedroom. It was a small, cosy, 5 foot square room with one large bay window and a bed facing it. There were no posters on the walls, just one photo of Hayley with her parents 5 years ago when they were still together. Even though it was 5 years ago, Hayley didn't look much different: same chestnut brown hair, same hazel brown eyes, same figure; thin but curvy. I'd always been jealous of the way she could eat whatever she wanted and always be the same shape. On the other hand, I had to be careful what I ate and exercise every day to stay my size.
She sat down on her bed and motioned for me to join her. I accepted and she said, "Go ahead; tell me what happened. Want one?" she said, pulling a pack of cigarettes out of the bedside draw. She's been smoking for nearly a year; ever since she turned 16. She knew we all hated that she did it but she told us it wasn't easy at all for her to quit but that she'd tried loads of times.
I turned down the offer, watching her shrug and put them away before lighting up and waiting for me to begin. "Okay, well, y'know I go out with Justin?" she nods a reply, inhaling a breath of toxic nicotine. "Well, he's being incredibly clingy lately and I don't have a clue why. The other day though, we went to the movies and you'll never guess who we saw!"
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I told her, "Justin asked where I'd been and I told him I'd been talking with Christian and he started being overly protective and started interrogating me about everything! It was like he didn't like me being alone with anyone but him!"
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Early childhood is a time of remarkable physical, cognitive, social, and emotional development. Infants enter the world with a limited range of skills and abilities. Watching a child develop new motor, cognitive, language, and social skills is a source of wonder for parents and caregivers. During the early childhood years, such growth and change happens at a rapid pace, so fast that adults often marvel at how quickly certain skills emerge.

The study of human development is a rich and varied subject. We all have personal experience with development, but it is sometimes difficult to understand exactly how and why people grow, learn, and change.

Developmental psychology seeks to understand and explain how people grow and change through the entire lifespan. Researchers study the enormous range of influences, including how genetics shape a child's development as well as how experiences play a role.

Let's take a closer look at early childhood development, including the basics of physical development and psychological growth.

As a child matures, parents eagerly await important milestones, such as learning how to roll over and crawl. Each of these represents a part of physical development.

The maturation process happens in an orderly manner; that is, certain skills and abilities generally occur before other milestones are reached. For example, most infants learn to crawl before they learn to walk. However, it is also important to realize that the rate at which these developmental milestones are reached can vary. Some children learn to walk earlier than their same-age peers, while others may take a bit longer.

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As a child grows, his or her nervous system becomes more mature. As this happens, the child becomes more and more capable of performing increasingly complex actions.

The rate at which these motor skills emerge is sometimes a worry for parents. Caregivers frequently fret about whether or not their children are developing these skills on a normal timelines. As mentioned above, rates may vary somewhat. However, nearly all children begin to exhibit these motor skills at a fairly consistent rate unless some type of disability is present.

There are two types of motor skills:

 Gross (or large) motor skills involve the larger muscles including the arms and legs. Actions requiring gross motor skills include walking, running, balance, and coordination. When evaluating gross motor skills, the factors that experts look at include strength, muscle tone, movement quality, and the range of movement.

 Fine (or small) motor skills involve the smaller muscles in the fingers, toes, eyes, and other areas. The actions that require fine motor skills tend to be more intricate, such as drawing, writing, grasping objects, throwing, waving, and catching.

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Physical development in children follows a directional pattern:

 Large muscles develop before small muscles. Muscles in the body's core, legs and arms develop before those in the fingers and hands. Children learn how to perform gross (or large) motor skills, such as walking before they learn to perform fine (or small) motor skills such as drawing.

 The center of the body develops before the outer regions. Muscles located at the core of the body become stronger and develop sooner than those in the feet and hands.

 Development goes from the top down, from the head to the toes. This is why babies learn to hold their heads up before they learn how to crawl.

Early childhood is not only a period of amazing physical growth, it is also a time of remarkable mental development. Cognitive abilities associated with memory, reasoning, problem-solving and thinking continue to emerge throughout childhood. When it comes to childhood cognitive development, it would be impossible to avoid mentioning the work of psychologist Jean Piaget.

After receiving his doctoral degree at age 22, Jean Piaget began a career that would have a profound impact on both psychology and education. Through his work with Alfred Binet, Piaget developed an interest in the intellectual development of children.

Based upon his observations, he concluded that children are not less intelligent than adults, they simply think differently.

Albert Einstein called Piaget's discovery "so simple only a genius could have thought of it."

Piaget created a theory of cognitive development that described the basic stages that children go through as they mentally mature. He believed that children are like "little scientists," actively trying to make sense of the world rather than simply soaking up information passively.

Schemas

One of the key concepts in Piaget's theory is the use of schemas. According to Piaget, schemas are cognitive frameworks or concepts that help people organize and interpret information.

As experiences happen, this new information is used to modify, add to, or completely change previously existing schemas. For example, a young girl may have a schema about a type of animal, such as a cat. According to her schema, cats are furry and have four legs. When she first encounters a dog, she might initially believe that the animal is a cat. Once she learns that this is actually a dog, she will revise her schema for cats and create a new category of knowledge for dogs.

Stages of Cognitive Development

 The Sensorimotor Stage: A period of time between birth and age two during which an infant's knowledge of the world is limited to his or her sensory perceptions and motor activities. Behaviors are limited to simple motor responses caused by sensory stimuli.

 The Preoperational Stage: A period between ages 2 and 6 during which a child learns to use language. During this stage, children do not yet understand concrete logic, cannot mentally manipulate information and are unable to take the point of view of other people.

 The Concrete Operational Stage: A period between ages 7 and 11 during which children gain a better understanding of mental operations. Children begin thinking logically about concrete events, but have difficulty understanding abstract or hypothetical concepts.

 The Formal Operational Stage: A period between age 12 to adulthood when people develop the ability to think about abstract concepts. Skills such as logical thought, deductive reasoning, and systematic planning also emerge during this stage.

There is perhaps nothing more remarkable than the emergence of language in children. Have you ever marveled at how a child can go from saying just a few words to suddenly producing full sentences in just a short matter of time?

Researchers have found that language development begins before a child is even born, as a fetus is able to identify the speech and sound patterns of the mother's voice. By the age of four months, infants are able to discriminate sounds and even read lips.

Researchers have actually found that infants are able to distinguish between speech sounds from all languages, not just the native language spoken in their homes. However, this ability disappears around the age of 10 months and children begin to only recognize the speech sounds of their native language. By the time a child reaches age three, he or she will have a vocabulary of approximately 3,000 words.

Theories of Language Development

So how exactly does language development happen? Researchers have proposed several different theories to explain how and why language development occurs.

For example, the behaviorist theory of B.F. Skinner suggests that the emergence of language is the result of imitation and reinforcement.

The nativist theory of Noam Chomsky suggests that language in an inherent human quality and that children are born with a language acquisition device that allows them to produce language once they have learned the necessary vocabulary.

 Critical period theories suggest that children are most sensitive to language acquisition at certain points in development. If language is not learned during these critical points, such as in the famous case of Genie who was horrifically abused and never learned language during early childhood, this theory suggests that language acquisition will never occur.

How Parents Facilitate Language Development

Researchers have found that in all languages, parents utilize a style of speech with infants known as infant-directed speech, or motherese (aka "baby talk"). If you've every heard someone speak to a baby, you'll probably immediately recognize this style of speech.

It is characterized by a higher-pitched intonation, shortened or simplified vocabulary, shortened sentences, and exaggerated vocalizations or expressions. Instead of saying "Let's go home," a parent might instead say "Go bye-bye."

Infant-directed speech has been shown to be more effective in getting an infant's attention as well as aiding in language development. Researchers believe that the use of motherese helps babies learn words faster and easier. As children continue to grow, parents naturally adapt their speaking patterns to suit a child's growing linguistic skills.

Another common occurrence that parents may observe is known as underextension.

Underextension is a phenomenon that occurs during the early phases of language development. Around the age of 18 months, a child's vocabulary begins to grow considerably, adding an average of 100 words each month. However, sometimes these words can be applied incorrectly.

Underextension involves not applying a new word to objects that are included in the meaning of that word.

Kids apply the word too narrowly. For example, a child might learn the word dog but might only use it to refer to his own dog rather than all of the other dogs that he encounters.

As children grow older and gain an even broader vocabulary, instances of underextension begin to decline.

Language acquisition occurs through a number of stages:

 Babbling: The first stage of language development is known as the prelinguistic, babbling or cooing stage. During this period, which typically lasts from the age of three to nine months, babies begin to make vowel sounds such as oooooo and aaaaaaa. By five months, infants typically begin to babble and add consonant sounds such as ba-ba-ba, ma-ma-ma or da-da-da.

 Single Words: The second stage is known as the one-word or holophase stage of language development. Around the age of 10 to 13 months, children will begin to produce their first real words. While children are only capable of producing a few, single words at this point, it is important to realize that they are able to understand considerably more. Infants begin to comprehend language about twice as fast as they are able to produce it.

 Two Words: The third stage begins around the age of 18 months, when children begin to use two word sentences. These sentences usually consist of just nouns and verbs, such as "Where daddy?" and "Puppy big!"

 Multi-word Sentences: Around the age of two, children begin to produce short, multi-word sentences that have a subject and predicate. For example, a child might say "Mommy is nice" or "Want more candy."

As children age, they continue to learn more new words every day. By the time they enter school around the age of five, children typically have a vocabulary of 10,000 words or more.

Final Thoughts

Early childhood development is a period of rapid growth and change. In addition to the obvious physical signs of growth, children are also gaining a greater understanding of language, the world, themselves, and those around them. Learn more about some of the physical, cognitive, social, emotional and communication milestones that children experience as they develop through early childhood.

Sources:

Berk, L. E. (2006). Chapter 9 - Child Development (8th ed). Pearson.

Bjorkland, B. R. (1995). Language development and cognition. In David F. Bjorkland (Ed.), Children's thinking: Developmental function and individual differences. Pacific Grove, CA: Brooks/Cole.

Deckner, D. F., Adamson, L. B., & Bakeman, R. (2003). Rhythm in mother-infant interactions. Infancy, 4, 201-217.

Fernald, A. (1985). Four-month old infants prefer to listen to motherese. Infant Behavior and Development, 8, 181-182.

Bayley, N. (1993). Bayley Scales of Infant Development (2nd ed.). New York: Psychological Corp.


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Marcus yawned as he walked through the forest and he looked up above him to try and get at least a guess for what time it was. But it didn't work out, the trees were blocking out any hope that he had for trying to use some form of survival skills. But either way, it felt like the boy had been up for days, maybe it was the stress from the whole Ekans attack thing or maybe he had actually been awake a lot longer than he had originally planned. The amount of trainers in the forest were dwindling, rather than seeing one every ten seconds he barely saw anyone. Maybe he wasn't headed in the right direction to get to Pewter or maybe people were just giving up.
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After what felt like half an hour, Marcus finally stopped moving all together and he looked around, the boy was getting tired and this looked like as good of a place as any to catch an hour or so of shut eye. He found a tree and sat down putting his back to it as he took in his surroundings. The tree's here seemed to be closer to one another than they were back at the beginning of the forest, and the ground didn't have a path to it anymore either. Instead you could see where Pokemon have pushed down the grass and a few trainer's foot prints. The boy was pretty sure that he was lost and that he'd have to spend a few hours after he woke up finding his way back to the main path and maybe eventually he'd wind up in Pewter City.
After sitting with his back against the tree for awhile he finally drifted off into his dreams. But before he could reach the level of unconscious where he would be able to dream he was woken up. Instead of coming face to face with another trainer, Marcus' eyes were right in front of a dog like creature. Its nose was right in Marcus' face and he could feel the heat that was behind its breath. Not a normal warmth but an actual heat, as if there was fire in every breath. The dogs fur was as black as the night but there were accents of red on its underbelly and even a few parts of what seemed like bone sticking out here and there. The creature backed away and Marcus was able to see that there were two horns stickign out of its head and even what appeared to be a collar around its neck.
Marcus finally realized what he was face to face with, a Houndoom, the dark pokemon that was brought over by Johto trainers as Houndoor. Some trainer must have released it or one of its predecessors and they took up home here in the forest. The boy watched as smaller dogs appeared behind the Houndoom, some were the pre-evolved form known as Houndour and there were even some Poochyena and Mightyena mixed in with the group. Marcus' eyes were brought back to the Houndoom though, it was the largest in the group, its horns bent far back on its head, and it seemed upset. The dog started to growl and took a step forward, moving closer to Marcus.
The boy didn't know what to do so he did what he was sure any trainer would do. He gripped one of the Pokeballs on his waist and tossed it out, praying that this was more than just an empty Pokeball. He smiled when he saw the Cubone escape from the Pokeball and stare down the dog that was in front of it. The dog had easily three feet on the Cubone but instead of showing any fear, the skull topped Pokemon rushed forward, lifting its bone up and attempting to club at the dog. Each attack ended up missing, one by one the dog moved out of the way and showed that its speed was more than the level that Cubone had.
The battle didn't last long, Cubone tried to strike the the hell hound but each time he was met with failure. The Houndoom didn't even need to fight back against the small Pokemon, instead he just dodged and waited until the Cubone was overcome with fatigue. And then it happened, as if needing to show its dominance the dog lifted its head up and Marcus watched as flames escaped from the creature's mouth, filling the air above it with the powerful fire. It brought its head down and started to use the attack on the Cubone, burning the small creature until it fainted.
With a howl the dog opened its mouth and brought it down to the Cubone and it seemed like it was trying to attack the unconscious Pokemon. Marcus was in shock, this is the second time that a pokemon had almost died since he got to the Forest. He pulled out the Cubone's pokeball and recalled the creature before staring at the angry Houndoom. The boy was terrified, his heart was pounding so loud that he felt as if he could hear it, but he wouldn't back down, his eyes were locked with the angry Pokemon and after a few drawn out moments the dog turned and led its pack away.
Marcus put his back to the tree and slid down it once again, he couldn't go back to sleep now but everything was just so much. The world of a Pokemon trainer wasn't what he thought it was. It wasn't all glamorous battles and the Pokemon didn't always listen to you. The world was a scary place and Marcus wasn't sure whether or not he could make it in this lifestyle.
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