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On October 20 last year, Nintendo gave the world its first glimpse at the Nintendo Switch. In a three-minute preview trailer the Nintendo Switch, previously known as Project NX, was revealed to be a hybrid console that can be played like a portable, or plugged into a docking station in the living room. The Nintendo Switch will be released worldwide on March 3. Sadly, though, the rumours that the console would only cost £200 were incorrect; it'll actually go for £280 in the UK.
This story has been updated multiple times, with additional information about the Nintendo Switch's hardware specs, launch price, and games. Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild will be a launch game, but the Nintendo Switch doesn't have many other launch games. Super Mario Odyssey has been confirmed, but won't launch until winter 2017.
We also recently learnt all about the Joy-Con controllers: they're surprisingly high-tech, including a depth-sensing infrared camera like the first-gen Kinect. Additional controllers are expensive, though, at £43 a piece, or £75 for a pair.
We will be going hands-on with the Nintendo Switch on January 13, in both London and New York. Expect more updates soon.
Update, October 27: Nintendo will announce an exact release date for the Switch at an event in Tokyo on January 13, with an exact time to follow in the coming weeks. The "Nintendo Switch Presentation 2017" will also be livestreamed, and showcase a number of games currently in development for the system. "Sampling events" for media will take place in the US and Europe later in January (so keep an out for some hands-on coverage), while the public will also be treated to its own set of events, details of which will be announced at a later date.
Update, October 26: Nintendo Switch pricing will not be announced until 2017. However, during its quarterly earnings call, Nintendo CEO Tatsumi Kimishima said that the Switch will not be sold at loss. This is in contrast to the Wii U, which was sold at a loss for several months. While that might raise concerns about the cost of the Switch, Kimishima promised that Nintendo would listen to consumer expectations when setting a price. The CEO also noted that the Nintendo expects to ship 2 million units for its fiscal year ending in March 2017, and that after its full reveal, consumers would understand the differences between the Switch and 3DS.
As was widely rumored, that "new concept" involves a console/portable hybrid system with two detachable, one-handed controllers that sit alongside a tablet-style screen. Nintendo is referring to these publicly as "Joy-Con" controllers, which "can be employed by numerous people for a variety of gameplay options. They can easily click back into place or be slipped into a Joy-Con Grip accessory, mirroring a more traditional controller." The system will also support a Nintendo Switch Pro Controller with a more traditional dual-analogue stick form factor, and support local multiplayer gaming on multiple Switch tablets at once, according to a press release.
"In addition to providing single and multiplayer thrills at home, the Nintendo Switch system also enables gamers to play the same title wherever, whenever and with whomever they choose," Nintendo said in a press release announcing the system. "The mobility of a handheld is now added to the power of a home gaming system to enable unprecedented new video game play styles."
The tablet slides into a small a dock to connect to the TV, as which point the controllers can be slid off and reattached to a central base separate from the tablet screen. On the go, the tablet appears to have a small built-in stand on the rear stand to let players prop it on a flat surface, so you can lean back while playing.
There's no indication in the short trailer whether or not the Switch includes a touchscreen, a la Nintendo's Wii U. The trailer does show a brief scene of a user inserting a small, SD-like flash memory card into the top of the system, seemingly confirming rumours that the Switch will not use physical game discs. Nintendo hasn't revealed the device's exact dimensions, but we've tried to work out how big the Nintendo Switch is with some clever analysis.
The short teaser trailer briefly showed gameplay footage from The Legend of Zelda, Mario Kart, Super Mario, and Splatoon series, as well as third-party titles in the Skyrim and NBA 2K franchises. A Nintendo-published list featuring a "sampling of Nintendo Switch partners" includes major publishers such as Square Enix, Sega, Konami, Activision, Bethesda, Capcom, Take-Two, Warner Bros., EA, Codemasters, and more.
Nvidia has confirmed that the Switch is powered by a custom Tegra processor that is "based on the same architecture as the world's top-performing GeForce gaming graphics cards." No tech specs have yet been provided, but Nvidia promised a "revamped physics engine, new libraries, advanced game tools and libraries [and] new gaming APIs to fully harness this performance," as well as "hardware-accelerated video playback and custom software for audio effects and rendering." Read our separate story on Nintendo Switch hardware specs for more details.
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Following the Nintendo Switch unveil on October 20, a few titbits of concrete information have now dribbled out. Here's a quick round-up of what we now know about the Nintendo Switch's features, functionality, specs, and games.
"The dock is not the main console unit of Nintendo Switch": Nintendo confirmed to IGN that "the main unit of Nintendo Switch is the unit that has the LCD screen." The dock's main functions are TV output and power/charging, Nintendo said, which suggests the dock won't actually have much in the way of additional hardware to enable higher-fidelity play on an HDTV.
The Switch can't play physical 3DS or Wii U games: This Destructoid translation of a Japanese Famitsu story confirms that the Switch will not play physical games from Nintendo's most recent consoles. We're not holding our breath that downloadable 3DS or Wii U titles will be supported, either, due to the internal architecture changes to the Nintendo Switch processor. Older, downloadable Virtual Console titles aren't out of the question, though.
Switch comes with two Joy-Con controllers (left and right) to snap onto that LCD screen, according to that Famitsu translation. Nintendo wouldn't comment on whether the TV dock or Joy-Con "grip" handles come in the standard package, which strongly suggests that there could be lower-priced bundles that don't include these "optional" accessories.
Skyrim and NBA 2K are not actually confirmed for the system: Despite being the only third-party titles to feature heavily in the Switch trailer, Bethesda and 2K Games both told Polygon they couldn't confirm whether either title was actually in development for the Switch. That's especially odd, since developers like Ubisoft and Square Enix have already announced their intentions to make specific games for the system.
Switch will support Unreal Engine 4: This isn't a huge surprise, since Epic Games was listed as a partner in yesterday's trailer, but it's still nice to get direct confirmation via tweet. While we're at it, the system has Unity game engine support as well (much like pretty much every other device with a microprocessor).
Switch will support Nintendo Amiibo figures: Nintendo tells IGN that your figures will be recognized by compatible games on the new console.
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Amid all the excitement over the Nintendo Switch's hardware features (both obvious and not-so-obvious) shown in the Nintendo Switch trailer (embedded above), the small glimpses of new Nintendo games generated a fair bit of interest themselves. That interest was so intense, in fact, that GameXplain felt the need to create an 11-minute analysis video based on six total seconds of Super Mario footage in the trailer. (As the kind of guy who made his own Mario fansite as a teenager, I found it fascinating.)
Maybe we all shouldn't have gotten too excited about those games, however. Nintendo is now clarifying that users "shouldn't assume what you saw on the video represents actual game footage and further specifics on first-party games will be provided later."
That statement comes from a Nintendo UK spokesperson speaking to Eurogamer about the trailer's production. The trailer itself did warn at the end that "game footage not final; graphics and features subject to change." Still, the spokesperson's statement is a much more direct suggestion that the pre-rendered footage in the trailer is more a proof of concept than a direct demonstration of the Switch's hardware power (or software design).
"This video is all about explaining how the Nintendo Switch works," the spokesperson said to Eurogamer. "We wanted to convey in a self-contained video how Nintendo Switch represents a new era for video game systems enjoyed in front of a TV, by letting gamers play anywhere, anytime, with anyone they choose. It adds the mobility of a portable system to the power of a home gaming system. At a later date, before the March launch, we'll be talking about things like exact launch date, and of course, the games."
Nintendo's statement comes after Bethesda and 2K Games already said that neither Skyrim nor NBA2K were necessarily confirmed to come to the Nintendo Switch, despite those franchises appearing in the trailer. It also comes after an interview with Twitch streamer Dickhiskhan—who starred in the trailer as one of the "pro" Splatoon players—revealed that the actors held dummy units with blank screens during filming. That wasn't a shock to some eagle-eyed trailer watchers, who had already noticed some clipping problems between the scenes shown on the Switch tablet and the people playing those games.
As depressing as this all is for people hoping they'd finally seen a glimpse of the real Nintendo Switch in action, it's an even bigger bummer for fans of King Boo. Many Mario Kart obsessives thought the giant ghost's appearance in the Switch trailer presaged a glorious return for a character that was last playable in 2008's Mario Kart Wii. Now, much like King Boo himself, those hopes may end up being ethereal.
Updated, January 11: Nintendo Switch price will be around £200
As we come ever closer to Nintendo's planned Switch announcement event on Thursday night and Friday morning, speculation is running rampant about how much Nintendo will charge for its unique hybrid portable/TV console. So far, a number of retail leaks are lending credence to industry expectations that the system's price will centre around £200, perhaps with a deluxe version bundled with a game at £250.
To be sure, early prices posted in retailers' internal (or public) systems are often placeholders without any real information behind them. That said, the sheer number of retail-sourced leaks pointing to a price in the £200 to £250 range is becoming significant. Those leaks now include:
- Back in November, Toys R Us' Canadian website briefly posted a Switch listing at CAN$329, or approximately £205 at current exchange rates. The listing was quickly taken down.
- Also in November, Nintendo leaker extraordinaire Laura Kate Dale cited two "vetted" sources in reporting the basic Nintendo Switch unit would sell for £199.99 at British retailer Game. The retailer is also planning on selling a £249.99 version with a pack-in game and more internal storage, according to Dale's report.
- Later in November UK retailer GameSeek started offering Nintendo Switch pre-orders at a price of £198.50. Unlike most "leaks" of this type, Gameseek's listing has remained up since November, though it has been sold out for most of that time. Gameseek also offers a "pre-order price guarantee" if the eventual price ends up being higher, suggesting the site is relatively confident that the Switch won't be much more expensive than what's been posted.
- Yesterday, Reddit moderators posted a moderator-verified leak from Best Buy's internal price system suggesting a listing for a "Nintendo N2" console priced at $249.99.
- Target stores are currently showing a "Wii U Switch Placeholder" entry in their systems at $299.99. You can see this entry for yourself using the Target inventory tracker at Lego-focused site Brickseek.
- The biggest outlier of the group of leaks comes via an unconfirmed photo of a purported Walmart price sticker for a "Switch pre-sell" listed at $399.
These retail leaks are broadly in line with industry expectations for the Switch pricing. GamesIndustry.biz talked to analysts after the Switch's October unveiling, all of whom said $250 to $300 (£200-£250) would be a "sweet spot" for the system, depending on bundled games, accessories, and hardware power levels. And a Nikkei "Reporter's Eye" analysis piece out of Japan also suggested this week that Nintendo should target a price of 25,000 yen (about £180) and that investors should be wary if it comes in above that price (despite some reports, Nikkei doesn't cite any insider sources in that report).
While we're talking about rampant price speculation, I ran my own informal Twitter poll immediately after that October Switch unveiling, setting an over/under price of $350 for the system. The results from nearly 400 respondents suggest the "wisdom of crowds" overwhelmingly thinks the system will come in well under that $350 mark. Then again, my Twitter followers seemed evenly split on the prospect of a $500 (£400) Oculus Rift a year ago, and the VR headset came in at £500 at launch. So what do my followers know, anyway?
At £200 (or a £250 system packed with a game), the Switch would be price competitive with the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, both of which currently sell for £250 with a bundled game, or slightly less during occasional sales. The most reliable information we have about the Switch's hardware specs suggests the "custom Tegra processor" driving the system could be much less powerful than what's in the competition from Sony and Microsoft, however. Then again, the Switch has the added bonus of a built-in LCD screen and fully portable play, which complicates any direct comparison.
The closest we've come to an official Switch pricing statement from Nintendo is CEO Tatsumi Kimishima saying back in October that the company was not planning on selling the system at a loss, which would mark a departure from the loss-leading Wii U. Kimishima added that Nintendo was also "listening to what consumers expect from us when setting price," whatever that means.
Now read our full Nintendo Switch review.
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The citys Police Commission had the opportunity to decide the future of Chief Bernard Parks on its merits, and its members, to a person, insist that they did so. The final vote was 4-1 against offering a second five-year term to Parks. So, for the second time since reforms were enacted in 1992, the commission has exercised its proper authority to remove the chief of police.
And while its debatable whether the commission made its best case against Parks, theres no question that the case could be made, even though the decision could never be separated from the specter of divisive questions of race and politics. That was impossible in the wake of a mayoral race in which James Hahn relied on the support of African-American leaders, and then, after his election, turned against the citys black police chief.
The City Council could override the commissions decision, but it would require an unlikely supermajority of 10 votes.
The Police Commission took its own vote in closed session Tuesday, just minutes before it was publicly announced, and it broke along racial lines, with David Cunningham III, the only African-American board member, casting the lone dissenting vote.
But Cunningham and the other commissioners left it to others to play the race card. They appeared together when commission President Rick Caruso made the announcement to a packed crowd of reporters and onlookers during a hastily assembled press conference outside Parker Center.
Saying the city owed Chief Parks, 58, a debt of gratitude for his 37 years of service at the LAPD, Caruso, nonetheless, ticked off the reasons why the commission, with regrets, voted the way it did.
Caruso chose his words carefully, but his critique was not entirely on point, as when he relied on statistics suggesting that a rising crime rate coincided with a declining number of arrests. Crime rates are heavily influenced by such factors as economic slumps and demographics -- the number of teenagers in a city, for example. City Council members would certainly not want their performance evaluated by unfavorable statistical blips that are the product of complex and hard-to-evaluate factors. It wasnt convincing when Parks, in years past, took credit for falling crime rates (given that crime rates also were falling nationwide), and the converse is not especially persuasive now.
Caruso made more sense with another central theme. After a lengthy review of Parks leadership record over the past three years and detailed interviews with the chief, said Caruso, the commission concluded that Parks had shown no sincere commitment to making the changes needed to move the department from its current state of crisis.
It is that type of inflexibility and denial of a systemic problem within the department that in part has caused poor morale and attrition of officers, said Caruso.
Trust and confidence between those in uniform and their chief has been mortally wounded, he continued. This department needs a leader who is demanding but fair, accepts responsibility and seeks solutions. Someone who is capable of energizing and motivating the men and women in the field and can communicate and relate to his subordinates. a
The trouble with this argument is not that its wrong, but that it uncomfortably echoes the reasoning of the Police Protective League, the powerful police union that has also backed Hahn politically, while opposing Parks. PPL president Mitzi Grasso showed little reluctance to pour gasoline on the fire by referring to Parks, just prior to the announcement, as a dead man walking.
Any official parroting of the leagues critique is just more grist for Parks supporters in the black community, who feel doubly spurned that Hahn would value the future political support of the officers union more highly than its own.
Calling the mayor hypocritical, City Councilman Nate Holden charged that, prior to Hahns public stand against Parks reappointment, Hahn had told him and the other African-American council members that he would not give in to the leagues demand to oust the chief.
He should have told us how he really felt before the election, said an obviously angry Holden. He should have been honest with us. Because, I tell you, the election would have turned out different.
Holden speaks especially for an older generation of black leaders, for whom access to positions of power was itself a victory over political apartheid. They cannot see Parks departure as anything but a step backward. But Parks was not a favorite of black leaders such as attorney Connie Rice, who has been persistently in the forefront of pushing for real police reform, as opposed to the symbolism of having a black man at the helm.
I give Parks a thousand percent credit for improving cops street demeanor and paying more attention to the civilian-complaint process, said Rice on Tuesday. Parks is a good cop, a great cop. But the vision and leadership thing is another matter.
Im looking at a culture, not a man, she added. The commission has had quite a few months to think about this. Parks arrogance and imperiousness was okay under Mayor Riordan, but not under Hahn. Parks is too old-culture-LAPD to change.
That cultures embodiment in Parks could not have been more apparent on Tuesday, as the chief, coolly rational and immaculately dressed, spoke formally of his disappointment, directly in front of his command staff. He was flanked by three lines of uniformed officers, a visual rebuke to those who cited his failure to lead and inspire.
I am proud of my record of service, and Im disappointed the Board of Police Commissioners has decided not to support my application to continue to serve, said Parks, who complained that he never got to put forward his plans for a second term in a public forum, a clear and legitimate swipe at the commissions decision to refuse his request for a public evaluation.
To the extent that commissioners couched their decision in the rhetoric of law and order, or even officer morale, they absolved Parks, his department and themselves of meeting the standard to which they all should rightfully be held to answer, the standard of reform.
That Parks became chief at all was a legacy of the Christopher Commission, which was impaneled after the Rodney King riots broke out almost exactly 10 years ago. Warren Christophers commission recognized the crucial need to change the entrenched, paramilitary culture of the LAPD. One of the ideas adopted from its reform roster was that chiefs be limited to two five-year terms, and that an incumbent chief receive a second term only after careful review. In the wake of the riots, Willie Williams was named to replace the ousted Daryl Gates; when Williams failed to impress then-Mayor Richard Riordan, it was Parks turn.
Once in office, Parks should have understood it was mandatory that he build on the reform movement that brought him the top job. Instead, he used reform as a foil to advance his own narrower, more traditional agenda. Like so many police chiefs before him, Parks was obsessed with control; he set out to achieve it via a revamped discipline system through which the slightest infraction of department rules and procedures could result in a full-scale investigation and, too often, in discipline out of proportion to the offense.
He achieved the worst of both worlds: internal resentment from rank-and-file officers without real reform to the militaristic culture that could have made it worth offending them. Officers felt demeaned and then angry, their reaction coalescing in a virtual rebellion by way of the always-contentious Police Protective League. Still, to the outside world -- and to a habitually malleable Police Commission -- Parks was able, until recently, to tout discipline as reform, while allowing the us-versus-them mentality of the heavy-handed cop to go unchallenged.
Take the internal-discipline figures for the past year, reported to the Police Commission last week. Parks was able to show that an unprecedented 5,489 complaints were investigated, and that 36 percent were sustained. But a quick breakdown of the numbers shows that some complaints resulted in much surer retribution than others. Officers were found culpable on charges of neglect of duty and domestic violence, for example, at relatively high rates. But on key categories that might reflect police abuse and misconduct in the field, the rates were much lower. The department logged 1,963 complaints of excessive force, for example, but found against the officers in only 42; of 379 complaints for unlawful search, only nine were upheld.
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When it came to Rampart, the scandal that defined his administration, Parks again prized his own personal control over true reform. Thus he commissioned an extensive and largely opaque Board of Inquiry into misconduct by the CRASH anti-gang unit and the rest of the inner-city division, but he vigorously opposed efforts by outsiders -- including the district attorney and the Public Defenders Office -- to learn details of specific cases or to obtain the records of individual officers.
On the Rampart score, Parks legacy remains incomplete. Notably, he headed the departments Internal Affairs division during years when some of the most serious misconduct at Rampart was reported; Parks will still have to answer questions in a raft of civil suits about what he knew and when he knew it.
As for the Police Commission, its made one tough decision. Now its members have the opportunity to move beyond their own tough-on-crime rhetoric. They -- along with Mayor Hahn -- have the chance to seek a chief who could, at long last, take the reform agenda laid out by the Christopher Commission -- with its emphasis on community policing and individual accountability -- and set about instilling it at the LAPD.
Additional reporting by Erin Aubry Kaplan.

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Missed the first half of the show, as I'm away from home. Will catch up on Wednesday when I get home. Thanks for all the posts about what I missed!
Did I really hear Bruno tell Bristol she has come back "refurbished?" Ha!
"Everything you do matters. Every moment, every decision you make it affects the people around you it changes the world in a million imperceptible ways. No matter what your reality, you can make it better." -- Richard Castle
You could be the juiciest, most ripe peach, but there is still going to be someone who doesn't like peaches.
What did Pam do to her face? I know we said what Bristol had done. But I was rewinding and Pam has a perma scowl That's botox for sure ( ugh) .I think Sabrina is spitfire but Louis seems to be tired, not keen on his choreographer
ness or midol I finally heard what CA said to Tom. What a snark she is! sheesh
I also thought that Chelsea looked absolutely lovely
I don't get the marking - What difference will that make
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Did I miss the Bachelor announcement during the show? Was anyone from the show even shown in the audience?
You could be the juiciest, most ripe peach, but there is still going to be someone who doesn't like peaches.
I've been voting for Shawn & Derek to keep them safe. Hopefully, my efforts will pay off.
I love this forum, y'all are so funny! I was in a pretty foul mood earlier, but reading the posts here had me laughing out loud. Thanks for that.
Looking forward to watching the show and get caught up by tomorrow.
I caught some glimpses tonight.
WTH were Karina and Apolo wearing? Didn't get to see them dance.
Pam was always good at "acting the part" during her dances, but it didn't come across as good tonight. She was definitely off tonight. Too bad. If she goes tomorrow night, maybe Tristan is better off with partners over 50? lol
Saw Sabrina and Louis. She looks prettier, but still over dances. How does one correct that under all the pressure and expectations that she should go further than last time?
So happy to hear that Emmitt is still shaking those hips. He always did better with the Latin dances though.
Sheldon Cooper: Woman, you're playing with forces beyond your ken
Penny: Yeah, well your Ken can kiss my Barbie.
.WTH were Karina and Apolo wearing? Didn't get to see them dance
He looked like he was off to fix the boiler.
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By Danielle Meeker, Regular ContributorOctober 1, 2015
There's so much of this planet I want to explore. There's so much to travel to, to investigate, to discover. You could say that now, in almost my mid-twenties, I have finally been bitten hard by the travel bug.
I've just gotten into watching Planet Earth on Netflix, and it's blowing my mind. Besides the fact that some of the shots the filmmakers were able to capture are astounding, the documentary feeds my longing to see all of the beautiful places they highlight.
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I've wanted to go to Kenya since I was 8-years-old. My third and fourth grade teacher, Mrs. Fribbs, went and still goes almost every year with an organization called Good Samaritan Ministries. She used to tell us all about her adventures, the children she worked with, and the moments that made her trips so special. I was hooked on every word.
Now, 16 years later, I still haven't gone, but the dream has never died. If anything, it's gotten stronger the older I've gotten, because I can see all the possibilities. I see how there are ways to make this dream come true.
Save a little money here, save a little vacation time there and boom! We go from dream to reality in a heartbeat.
Now if only someone would go with me… :)
It doesn't stop with Kenya. I want to see England, Australia, Mexico, Fiji, Spain, Greece, Italy…just to name a few! I want to get immersed in the culture, the history, the FOOD (oh yeah, it's all about the food), and open up my horizons. The best way to learn something is to be ankle deep in it. The more we step away from the computer, step away from our own lives, the more rounded and empathetic we may be to life's situations. So that map of the world on your wall with all the push pins of where you want to go? Pick one (or two, or four) and GET OUT THERE! The world is waiting for us to discover it.
Let's chat!
Do you have the travel bug? Where do you want to go? How are you going to get there? Tell us below!
About Danielle
Danielle has a BA in English, emphasis in Creative Writing. She is a marine mammal trainer on Oahu, working with dolphins, sea lions and penguins. She loves singing, photography, iced coffee, and everything water related. Check out her YouTube channel DanielleMeekerTalks and Instagram @dmeekertalks.
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Clin Neuropsychol 17:492-506. 2003..These results demonstrate that severity of injury may be an important moderator of tests' sensitivity to frontal lobe involvement...
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Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, IL, USA
Clin Neuropsychol 17:474-91. 2003..Receiver Operating Characteristic curves demonstrated sensitivity and specificity rates that ranged from 60% to 100% for clinically meaningful cutting scores...
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Clin Neuropsychol 17:322-30. 2003..These correlational analyses challenge the specificity of the switching variable and, more broadly, the validity of these qualitative measures of verbal fluency...
- National Academy of Neuropsychology/Division 40 of the American Psychological Association Practice Survey of Clinical Neuropsychology in the United States. Part II: Reimbursement experiences, practice economics, billing practices, and incomesJerry J Sweet
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Arch Clin Neuropsychol 18:557-82. 2003..Within the context of prior surveys, neuropsychologists are engaging in more clinical hours per week and, nevertheless, compared to data from 1993, are reporting decreased income. These and other findings are presented and discussed...
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Evanston Northwestern Healthcare, Evanston, IL, USA
Clin Neuropsychol 16:506-23. 2002..As with all validity indicators, use of any WCST IE criteria in isolation would not be appropriate...
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Evanston Northwestern Healthcare, Evanston, IL, USA
Clin Neuropsychol 16:481-94. 2002..3 to 11.7% (M=6%). Results pertaining to each journal and to specific forensic topics are presented and implications of these and other results are discussed...
- Motor and cognitive sequelae of unilateral pallidotomy in intractable Parkinson's Disease: electronic measurement of motor steadiness is a useful outcome measureGeorge J Demakis
Elmhurst College, Elmhurst, IL 60126, USA
J Clin Exp Neuropsychol 24:655-63. 2002..This decline is discussed in terms of evidence that suggests that the basal ganglia consist of several separate, but parallel circuits, some of which are important for cognition...
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Evanston Northwestern Healthcare, Evanston, Illinois, USA
Ann Thorac Surg 85:1571-8. 2008..Determination of possible cognitive impairment due to surgery or use of cardiopulmonary bypass is complicated by numerous factors, including use of appropriate comparison groups and consideration of practice effects in cognitive testing...


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|11 Nov 2009
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Where is my bandwidth going?
Hey guys this is my first post here and havent had any luck searching here or on google to help me with this.
I have something taking huge amounts of bandwidth. Both in upload and download. I have ran 2 seperate anti virus checkers with no luck of finding anything. I do not see anything that would make me think its a virus. I tried displaying all files and extensions to see if anything weird would pop up. To make sure I wasnt just thinking I was loosing bandwidth I put a tracker to see how much was going out and in during a certain period. In 12 hours with nothing running and the computer Idle I dled close to 4gb and uploaded 1.2gb. I as well have turned off auto updates to every program I could.
I am on sattelite internet so this is a huge issue for me. If I go over my daily limit during charged hours i get FAP'd and have slower than dl speeds. I tested last night during my free hours so I wouldnt have that happen.
Any and all suggestions are welcomed! Feel free to ask any specific info you need I will gladly post it.
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From a command prompt, run this command:
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Wireshark is also an excellent way to see everything your nic is communicating with and how.
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S.T.O.P.—Stop, Think, Observe, Plan
When you find yourself in a survival situation, the most important tool is your brain.
Stop when you realize you've got a problem. The first thing to do is admit to yourself that you are in trouble.
Think about what you need to do to survive.
Observe the area; and look for shelter, fuel, etc.
Plan how you are going to use your survival kit and your other available resources. Don't wait until dark to plan!


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Nov. 23, 2009
Where They Were and What They Were Doing
I was looking through Milwaukee newspapers
From the day after John F. Kennedy was shot—
There was this auto body worker
Who brought his BB gun to work that day;
He was arrested for shooting his BB gun
Out the windows of the body plant
At passing automobiles—
That's where he was and what he was doing
On the day President Kennedy was assassinated.
There was this biochemist.
He was giving this speech at some university in town—
He was inviting the audience to imagine
A strain of pneumonia bacteria
That was wearing a heavy armor suit that was actually made of protein—
That was his public speaking metaphor.
His point was that the protein would act like
A shield against white blood cells.
That's what that guy was up to that day.
And just outside of town somewhere,
A car slammed into a truck on a rainy highway.
The car guy died of head injuries;
The truck guy was in satisfactory condition with neck pain.
In satisfactory condition with neck pain—
That's where that guy was, and what he was doing.
The day President Kennedy was shot,
These kids broke into a junior high school.
They stole twenty dollars worth of stamps,
And smashed up an aquarium.
That was their story;
That's where they were and what they were doing.
Today, the winner of the 2005 National Spelling Bee turns 18. Anurag Kashyap, who was born in India and grew up in San Diego County, California, was in eighth grade when he correctly spelled "appoggiatura" (a musical term that means, according to Merriam-Webster's Dictionary, "an embellishing note or tone preceding an essential melodic note or tone and usually written as a note of smaller size") to clinch the national title. Winning words since then include ursprache (2006), serrefine (2007), and guerdon (2008). This year's winning word was Laodicean, a synonym for "lukewarm," especially applicable to religious matters.
Today is the 29th birthday of Ishmael Beah, (books by this author) born in the fishing town of Mattru Jong, Sierra Leone (1980). He's the author of the book A Long Way Gone: Memoirs of a Boy Soldier (2007), published when he was 26 years old and chosen as No. 3 on Time magazine's list of 10 best nonfiction books of 2007. That year, Starbucks chose Beah's memoir as its Featured Book and displayed it at thousands of coffeehouses around the country.
When Beah was 12, Sierra Leone was in the midst of a brutal civil war, but his town seemed far removed from it, and he was busy memorizing Shakespeare and performing in a dance and rap ensemble. Then the rebel army came into his town and started shooting. His parents and brothers were killed. He recounted: "I ran away, along paths and roads that were littered with dead bodies, some mutilated in ways so horrible that looking at them left a permanent scar on my memory. I ran for days, weeks and months, and I couldn't believe that the simple and precious world I had known, where nights were celebrated with storytelling and dancing and mornings greeted with the singing of birds and cock crows, was now a place where only guns spoke and sometimes it seemed even the sun hesitated to shine."
The Sierra Leone government army conscripted him; by the time he was 13 he was carrying an AK-47 and constantly high on drugs — speed pills and also "brown-brown," a mixture of cocaine and gunpowder that the child soldiers were given to sniff. For two years, he fought constantly in bloody battles.
Then, there came a directive to disarm child soldiers, and he was chosen by the army to go to a UNICEF-sponsored rehabilitation center, where he spent eight months.
He got in touch with a woman in New York who worked for an NGO, whom he'd met when he'd been invited to speak at a UN conference earlier. He asked her if he could live with her. She agreed and sent him some money and clothes. He narrowly escaped from Sierra Leone into Guinea, and then went on to New York, where the Brooklyn Jewish woman officially adopted him. He finished high school in New York, graduated from Oberlin College in Ohio with a political science degree in 2004, and wrote his memoir, A Long Way Gone: Memoirs of a Boy Soldier.
Ishmael Beah, who said, "I believe children have the resilience to outlive their sufferings, if given a chance."
It's the birthday of poet, philosopher, and historian Jennifer Michael Hecht (books by this author) born in Glen Cove, New York (1965). Hecht's first poetry book, The Next Ancient World, came out in 2001 and won a "First Book Award" from the Poetry Society of America. Her second poetry book, Funny, came out in 2005 and also won poetry prizes.
She's also a scholar of intellectual history — she has a Ph.D. from Columbia in the History of Science — and in 2003, she published two different books: Doubt: A History — about questions of faith and religion — and The End of the Soul: Scientific Modernity, Atheism and Anthropology. Her book The Happiness Myth: Why What We Think Is Right Is Wrong came out in 2007.
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POLICE are searching for a pair of cyclists suspected of mugging a man in Southampton and stealing £210.
The 41-year-old victim was walking in Coxford Road in the city centre near the Golden Pond Chinese takeaway when his jacket was pulled from behind.
He fell to the floor and an envelope containing the cash was taken from his pocket.
Two men wearing grey hooded tops were spotted riding away from the scene, one on a red bike and the other riding a dark coloured bike.
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Fabricio Werdum also pulls out of UFC 196 due to injury
Heavyweight champion Fabricio Werdum has pulled out of UFC 196 due to an injury, leaving the promotion with very few options as the event draws near in less than two weeks.
Less than 24 hours after UFC 196 lost one half of the main event, heavyweight champion Fabricio Werdum has now been forced to withdraw from the card as well due to injury.
Werdum revealed that he was pulling out of the fight to several media outlets on Monday, including MMAFighting.com.
Werdum was expected to face Cain Velasquez at UFC 196 but then an injury forced the challenger to pull out of the bout on Sunday. Now, Werdum is out as well.
"I decided not to fight because I'm not 100 percent," Werdum said. "If Cain was the opponent, I would go on. It's not his fault, it's nobody's fault. Injuries happen. You can't avoid them. I have no option. I made this decision because I'm not feeling 100 percent."
The UFC quickly moved to replace Velasquez with top-ranked contender Stipe Miocic, who accepted the contest on less than two weeks notice so he could take a shot at winning the heavyweight title.
Now the UFC is left with very few options as the UFC 196 fight card draws near on Feb. 6 and both main event fighters have been forced out due to injury. According to Werdum in his statement, he suffered a back and a toe injury that ultimately forced him out of the fight.


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Tampa (Fla.) Jesuit three-star offensive guard Cameron Ruff reports offers Cincinnati, Florida Atlantic, Furman, Iowa State, Massachussets, Purdue, Samford, and Western Kentucky. A pair of those schools have grabbed his attention with their personal touch.
"The schools that stand out right now are Purdue and Iowa State," Ruff said. "They are sending me a lot of hand-written letters. They aren't just sending me letters that every kid would get. It isn't something that they can just print out and send to multiple kids, it is actually something that the coach took time to write out."
The 6-foot-4, 295-pound interior offensive lineman is planning to hit the road starting on April 10th to check out a number of schools.
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"I have not visited any schools yet, but during my spring break I will be," Ruff said. "I am going to see Samford and Furman. I also plan to see Duke, North Carolina State, and Clemson during my spring break."
Ruff mentioned plans to visit Florida, Florida State, and Georgia in the near future as well. He also said that he intends to attend a few camps during the summer months.
He knows what he is looking for off the field when he visits different colleges.
"At this point I am really looking for a good academic base, somewhere that I can go that will go well with what career I want to major in," Ruff said. "It is either going to be going into law or engineering."
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Guided Self-help for Families With an Overweight Child (GSH)
The recruitment status of this study is unknown. The completion date has passed and the status has not been verified in more than two years.
Verified June 2010 by University of California, San Diego.
Recruitment status was: Active, not recruiting
Recruitment status was: Active, not recruiting
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Last Update Posted: October 12, 2017
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Epstein LH, Wing RR, Koeske R, Andrasik F, Ossip DJ. Child and parent weight loss in family-based behavior modification programs. J Consult Clin Psychol. 1981 Oct;49(5):674-85.
Epstein LH, Kilanowski CK, Consalvi AR, Paluch RA. Reinforcing value of physical activity as a determinant of child activity level. Health Psychol. 1999 Nov;18(6):599-603.
Epstein LH, Myers MD, Raynor HA, Saelens BE. Treatment of pediatric obesity. Pediatrics. 1998 Mar;101(3 Pt 2):554-70. Review.
Peterson CB, Mitchell JE, Engbloom S, Nugent S, Pederson Mussell M, Crow SJ, Thuras P. Self-help versus therapist-led group cognitive-behavioral treatment of binge eating disorder at follow-up. Int J Eat Disord. 2001 Dec;30(4):363-74.
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Accurso EC, Norman GJ, Crow SJ, Rock CL, Boutelle KN. The role of motivation in family-based guided self-help treatment for pediatric obesity. Child Obes. 2014 Oct;10(5):392-9. doi: 10.1089/chi.2014.0023. Epub 2014 Sep 2.