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2603 Oak Lawn Ave
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Dallas, TX 75219 Phone number & directions
Ste 500
Dallas, TX 75219 Phone number & directions
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Dr. Ali Pitafi, MD is board certified in Internal Medicine.
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Dr. Pitafi graduated from King Edward Medical University, Lahore.
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Firebird is a prestigious, expensive (but still kind of second-string) magical high school in Phoenix, Arizona. Magic, in this world, is public knowledge and definitely a prestige kind of thing; it's not the exclusive domain of the rich, but it often seems that way. Many shades of Harry Potter, A Wizard of Earthsea, and maybe a little Buffy.
We opted to play the Beloved angle for what it says on the tin: straightforward romance. And thus:
The Beloved: Kat of Montenegro (Martin). Hot (obviously), "bad", well-connected family, legendary past, open book, throws good parties.
Opportunity: breakup-geddon. Kat had a disastrous break-up with the awful stereotype Quarterback Brad (or possibly Chad) around the end of the previous term, and her social set is torn apart over it. Also, she's single.
Obstacle: Hounded by a shadow.
Dream: Get to study abroad. (Mostly to get out of her parents' orbit.)
Suitor 1: Patrice Hartmoor (Marc). Empathetic but calculating, a wallflower except in pairs, a dark side but clean habits. (Parents were on the Evil Magic Side in the last wizardy conflict.)
Person: sister Bethany (never came up), Place: The Music Room (ditto), Thing: ARVALESH THE DEMON-BLADE (possibly responsible for the neglect of poor Bethany, because DEMON BLADE).
Conflict: kind of a nobody.
Suitor 2: Ariadne Delacruz (Sam). Mysterious but disreputable, class clown but studious at home, teacher's pet but failing.
Person: Headmistress Pradesh, Place: The Secret Gallery, Thing: Magical Pocketwatch.
The Prize: Who gets to take Kat to prom. (Not getting murdered by the dark shadow that indwells Kat: kind of a secondary issue.)
General plot: Patrice and Ariadne stealth-court Kat in gawky inept ways. Kat's awful ex Brad gatecrashes her party and tries to ruin her life, so she conspires with Patrice (who knows about the dark arts from her parents) to put a curse on him. Since Kat was kind of haunted by an evil shadow even before she started tampering with the dark arts, this does not go well: the curse goes awry and the shadow attempts to possess Kat. Patrice and Ari cast out Kat's shadow, which then goes on a rampage and murders Brad before the headmistress turns up and rejoins Kat to the sundered shadow. By this point everyone is a social pariah -- Patrice for being super dark artsy, Ariadne for dropping her cool front and declaring her painfully earnest devotion to Kat, and Kat for having a shadow that murders people. With everyone teetering on the brink, Ariadne (who was failing out anyway) throws herself on the sword, gets the brunt of the blame, saves Patrice and Kat from expulsion (but not severe academic probation that keeps them separated), and wins Kat over.
Towards the end all our lives were ruined so hard that it started raining. In Phoenix.
Mechanically... very fiddly, but legitimately so, I think. The involved setup pretty much guarantees characters who are fairly complex and who overlap and conflict in a good number of ways. Characters gain traits all the freakin' time, and there's strong mechanical incentive to double down on, or qualify, or switch-up traits -- particularly traits that relate to suitors' central conflicts. As a result, both Ari and Patrice had arcs that were basically about making their conflicts deeper and more complex: Patrice became more and more of a defence-against-the-dark-arts hero even as she became more and more scheming, reviled and tempted by darkness; Ari's lack of magical talent became active anti-magic, and her clowning and knack bullshitting adults became more and more clearly a front to avoid thinking about her total lack of prospects for a magic career.
And it took us a little while to sort out narrative resolution, because each scene has a whole lot of suggestions (made to earn dice) none of which are necessarily canon yet, so keeping track of what's happened and what's just been suggested can be a little fraught at first.
This was a highly awesome session: it turns out that it is easy and entertaining to play awful privileged backstabbing teenagers. It was trickier to avoid magical conflicts of the form 'Some demons randomly attack!' 'I slay them with ARVALESH', and to turn awkward teenagery non-conversations into plot-moving scenes, but on both of these counts I think we did a totally awesome job. Not every scene was huge on plot movement, but the overall pace felt just right; and the trait system does a good job of ensuring that even side-trek scenes do important character-development work.
The other slight problem was that the conclusion doesn't offer quite enough narrative structure -- or possibly that's my fault for not being able to narrate it cold. But we substituted in a Fiasco-esque montage ending and that worked out just fine.
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Great writeup Sam. Thanks!
I enjoyed this game a lot too. I think the crunch runs into the problem of "now we consult table X on page Y" and thus broke the flow of the game a bit, but I didn't mind it so much because I was always so excited to figure out some cool conflicty stuff.
I agree that the long, involved setup allowed for deep and complex characters. And you're totally right about the traits: we were always encouraged to go bigger and go more. It made the characters feel like they grew and changed over time, which is exactly what you want to feel.
I'd like to try this game again with a different genre/setting and a different kind of relationship. Definitely really enjoyed it this time!
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I definitely think it would have been useful to have a handout for each player, explaining the available dice and mechanical results of each kind of scene.
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Hmm. Now that I'm looking at the book, it seems as though we weren't playing with Second Pool rules. That might go some way to explaining why we failed so much. (No complaints, though. Game's complicated enough already, and failure is awesome.)
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I admit it -- the first time I taught the game at the meetup I omitted the Second Pool because I thought it would make it easier to fit all three rounds into the four-hour-window. If people play using those rules I'm certainly interested to hear how it affects the game experience; I may have accidentally abbreviated the awesome.
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Yeah, I omitted the Second Pool on purpose. When I have tried to teach it, I find it adds complexity without interest, and it tends to repetition since it means coming up with more responses to essentially the same problem. Maybe if we had more time we would be able to figure out how to make it cool. We also had quite a bit of strange luck, though, which makes it look more necessary.
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Pyongyang has announced that it will once again not stage the Arirang games in 2015.
The last Games were held in 2013.
No reason has been given but it is a blow for many tourists who travel to enjoy the spectacle.
It is thought other events, possibly the annual PyongYang marathon, are also going to be difficult for foreigners to attend this year. Concerns over the spread of Ebola have made it difficult for outsiders to travel to the country.
As China celebrates its New Year, about 80 million people were traveling across the country on Monday alone this week.
Most went by road, according to government estimates. Just where people were travelling to was tracked thanks to the 350 million active users of one company's smartphone map and other apps that use location positioning.
The period of heightened travel is considered 40 days long with most journeys being made from the eastern employment centres of Beijing and Shanghai and the southern group of Shenzhen, Guangzhou and Dongguan.
Chinese New Year produces what is widely regarded as the largest human migration each year.
North Korea continues, slowly, to open its doors. Newspapers in South Korea report continued growth of capitalism in the country.
Since the collapse of the North's state-run food ration system, the authorities have been forced to phase it out in favour of independent small businesses. This is most commonly seen in the likes of open-air markets. While still technically illegal, farmers, workers and craftsmen are generally allowed to exchange their goods at these gatherings. Since these have proved successful over the last couple years, others are becoming more bold and entrepreneurial.
Papers report stories such as one market trader who managed to start his own textile factory after pooling money from his family and friends.
Legally, the company still belongs to the state, but the trader is in charge of hiring workers and oversees the entire business, from raw materials purchases to production, sales and even the distribution of profits. Each of the dozen or so workers at the factory earns around $50 (over a hundred times the ordinary salary in the North), with 30% of the factory's monthly revenues handed over to authorities in corporate tax.
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These recipes are made with weeds that are most definitely not weed, and are sometimes flowers that grow right outside my home and I had no idea I could be putting in my mouth. The more you know!
These recipes are made with weeds that are most definitely not weed, and are sometimes flowers that grow right outside my home and I had no idea I could be putting in my mouth. The more you know!
Here's what you do if you have 18 pounds of highbush organic New Jersey blueberries.
Make this super simple candle and forget about the pests!
Man cannot live on bread alone, but this bitch could probably live on nothing but pandesal.
If you've ever wondered what happens when a big 'ol group of queers and otherwise-identified humans taste test and evaluate six brands of string cheese accompanied by boxed wine, then today could very well be the greatest day of your life.
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Garden Walking and Art Therapy for Depression in Older Adults
ABSTRACT The purpose of this pilot study was to compare garden walking (either alone or guided) with art therapy in older adults with depression. Depression was measured using the Geriatric Depression Scale (GDS) and stories of sadness/joy. Prior to the intervention, 47% of participants had depression scores in the severe range and 53% in the mild range. At the end of the intervention, none of the participants had scores in the severe range, 89% had scores in the mild range, and 11% had scores in the normal range. Results of the GDS data using repeated measures analysis of variance indicated significant decreases in depression for all three groups from pretest to posttest. All participants, regardless of group assignment, had a lower percentage of negative-emotion word use and a higher percentage of positive-emotion word use over time. This study provides evidence for nurses wishing to guide older adults in safe, easy, and inexpensive ways to reduce depression.
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ABSTRACT: This review provides an overview of the relationship between depression and cognition in the elderly, with an emphasis on psychotherapies and nonpharmacologic approaches. We first review the clinical presentation of late-life depression and comorbid cognitive impairment, as well as the epidemiology and risk factors for cognitive impairment in late-life depression and the temporal relationship between depression and cognitive impairment. Next, we discuss the salient topic of elderly suicide and cognitive impairment. Wethen touch briefly on the neuropsychological deficits, biomarkers, and neuroimaging findings in late-life depression with comorbid cognitive impairment. We then focus most of this review on psychotherapies and nontraditional treatments for late-life depression with comorbid cognitive impairment and examine what evidence, if any, exists of the cognitive and functional benefits of these treatments. Finally, we examine the cognitive effects of pharmacologic treatments and brain stimulation therapies. Expected final online publication date for the Annual Review of Clinical Psychology Volume 11 is March 28, 2015. Please see http://www.annualreviews.org/catalog/pubdates.aspx for revised estimates.Annual Review of Clinical Psychology 01/2015; 11(1). DOI:10.1146/annurev-clinpsy-032814-112828 · 12.92 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Mental health problems account for almost half of all ill health in people under 65 years. The majority are non-psychotic (e.g. depression, anxiety and phobias). For some people, art therapy may provide more profound and long-lasting healing than more standard forms of treatment, perhaps because it can provide an alternative means of expression and release from trauma. As yet, no formal evaluation of art therapy for non-psychotic mental health disorders has been conducted. This review aimed to evaluate evidence for the clinical effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of art therapy for non-psychotic mental health disorders. Comprehensive literature searches for studies examining art therapy in populations with non-psychotic mental health disorders were performed in major health-related and social science bibliographic databases including MEDLINE, EMBASE, The Cochrane Library, Cumulative Index to Nursing and Allied Health Literature (CINAHL), PsycINFO, Allied and Complementary Medicine Database (AMED) and Applied Social Sciences Index and Abstracts (ASSIA) from inception up to May 2013. A quantitative systematic review of clinical effectiveness, a qualitative review to explore the acceptability, relative benefits and potential harms, and a cost-utility analysis of studies evaluating cost-effectiveness of art therapy were conducted. In the quantitative review, 15 randomised controlled trials (RCTs) were included (n = 777). Meta-analysis was not possible because of clinical heterogeneity and insufficient comparable data on outcome measures across studies. A narrative synthesis reports that art therapy was associated with significant positive changes relative to the control group in mental health symptoms in 10 out of the 15 studies. The control groups varied between studies but included wait-list/no treatment, attention placebo controls and psychological therapy comparators. Four studies reported improvement from baseline but no significant difference between groups. One study reported that outcomes were more favourable in the control group. The quality of included RCTs was generally low. In the qualitative review, 12 cohort studies were included (n = 188 service users; n = 16 service providers). Themes relating to benefits of art therapy for service users included the relationship with the therapist, personal achievement and distraction. Areas of potential harms were related to the activation of emotions that were then unresolved, lack of skill of the art therapist and sudden termination of art therapy. The quality of included qualitative studies was generally low to moderate. In the cost-effectiveness review, a de novo model was constructed and populated with data identified from the clinical review. Scenario analyses were conducted allowing comparisons of group art therapy with wait-list control, group art therapy with group verbal therapy, and individual art therapy versus control. Art therapy appeared cost-effective compared with wait-list control with high certainty, although generalisability to the target population was unclear. Verbal therapy appeared more cost-effective than art therapy but there was considerable uncertainty and a sizeable probability that art therapy was more clinically effective. The cost-effectiveness of individual art therapy was uncertain and dependent on assumptions regarding clinical benefit and duration of benefit. From the limited available evidence, art therapy was associated with positive effects when compared with a control in a number of studies in patients with different clinical profiles, and it was reported to be an acceptable treatment and was associated with a number of benefits. Art therapy appeared to be cost-effective compared with wait-list but further studies are needed to confirm this finding as well as evidence to inform future cost-effective analyses of art therapy versus other treatments. The study is registered as PROSPERO CRD42013003957. The National Institute for Health Research Health Technology Assessment programme.Health technology assessment (Winchester, England) 03/2015; 19(18):1-120. DOI:10.3310/hta19180 · 5.12 Impact Factor


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Located in Aubenas at the heart of the Mont d'Ardeche national park, the property is a stone's throw away from all the local amenities including the weekly provincial market and 14th century castle.
This is ideal for holidaymakers who seeks relaxation,horse riding, fishing, cycling and long walk in the countryside as there are over 6,000 km of footpaths throughout the national park. For the more adventurous a descent of the Ardeche river in canoeing will be the best way to admire the world renowned Ardeche Gorges.
Ardeche is a place that's more rugged but still has the sharp light and the breathtaking vistas that have drawn visitors to the south of France for generations. The region pride itself to encourage local framers to produce organic vegetables , wines and local specialities such 'caillette' or 'creme de de marron'!
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Varietal: Cabernet Sauvignon
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The Dodge County Board of Education continued to finalize school staff positions at their regular scheduled school board meeting this past Thursday night. First day of school is set for Wednesday, August 21, 2013.
The school board accepted the resignation of Monte Smith, Dodge County Middle School (DCMS) guidance counselor; Tianna Patterson, school food services and Wanda Talley, North Dodge Elementary School (NDES) paraprofessional.
The school board approved the retirement of Beth Jordan, NDES teacher.
The following positions were filled: Amy Barron was hired as South Dodge Elementary School (SDES) guidance counselor; Elaine Pittman, Dodge Achievement Center teacher; Richard Gay, DCMS baseball coach and LaKeasha Hamilton, Dodge County High School (DCHS) assistant softball coach.
A leave request was approved for school food service employee Connie Harvey.
Additions to the substitute teacher list include Leaette Braswell, Matt Walker, Victor Baxter, Joann Bray, Angela Austin, Sylvia Powers, Stacey Daniel, Gail T. Bennett, Shonda Brown, Parker Baggett, Beulah Dollar, Gloria Blount, Pat Cravey, Nickole Brown, Frances Holton, Al Daniell, Amanda Nichole Davis, Roy Cannon, Tammy Jones,
Leola Fussell, Kaela Dees, Carrie Carr, Jessica Jordan, Kelly Godfrey, Mary Dopson,
Beth Nicolle Clark, Gerry Kirkley, Melanie Kirby, Ashanta Edwards, Tara Cooper, Sandra Lee, Lovetta Patterson, Kim Burch Ellzey, Barbara Cravey, Peggy McCranie,
Wendy Pittman, Nikki Farrow, Helen Evans, Jennie Register, Kandyce Pound, Tonya Goodrum, Grace Fordham Floyd, Carla Skipper, Michael Rogers, Beverly Green, S. Jaye Hilliard, Judi Wingate, Brenda Rollins, Mallory Guyton, Wanda Kramp, Annie Wooten,
Johnettra Sims, Barbara James, Cloe Lewis, Elizabeth Ann Towns, Rita Kemp, Silas Lucas, Dawn Williams, Kortnee Loving, Leisa Maxwell, Lovie Williams, Laura Maddox,
Dahl McDermitt, Billy Yarbrough, Tara J. Marshall, Glenda Mincey, Kori Peterson, Gail Monroe, Donna Sapp, Peggy Moore, Ashley Seegars, Cheryl Norwood, Katina Simmons,
Angie Parker, Lena Smith, Charidy L. Parkerson, Angie Webb-Morales, Jimmy Rogers, Jennifer Wiberg, Farrah S. Rollins, Craig Williams, Alvena Schultheisz, Kimberly Young, Glen Smith, Niesha Young, Kathy Smith, April Strickland, Jodie Sykes, Whitley Taylor, Diane Trunk, Sara White, Dan Wilcox and Yvonne Wilson.
Additions to the substitute nurse list include S. Brooke Moore and Kamica Roberson.
Additions to the substitute custodian list include Patricia Ashford, Angela Austin, Tina Austin, Miguel Bray, Martha Breedlove, Deloris Butler, Sophia Charles, Lorine Collins,
Christal Dupree, Sycemo Flower, Charrlee Groves, Steve Lewis, Jennifer Lockett, Ta'Garyan McDuffie, Timothy Nicely, Lois Sheffield, Glen Smith, Latashia Spikes, Stephanie Stanley, Alvin Strutchen, Whitney Taylor, Willie Ruth Underwood, Shantavia Waldon and Walter Wilcox.
Additions to the substitute bus driver list include Johnny Blacke, Don Jones, Joanne Newlan, Joe Newlan and Florence Peterson.
Special local option sales tax (SPLOST) income for the month of May 2013 totaled $151,830.32. The SPLOST fund balance as of July 31, 2013 was $3,393,145.00.
Expenditures during the month of July 2013 totaled $184,510.70 for technology, a cross-country shelter, architect fees and DCMS kitchen renovations.
The proposed fiscal year 2014 budget was approved to advertise in today's edition of The Dodge County News. The school budget can be found on page 8B. The school board will have a called meeting at 5:30 p.m. on August 29, 2013 to officially adopt the fiscal year 2014 budget.
Vehicle insurance in the amount of $25,462.93 was approved from State Farm Insurance of McRae.
An invoice in the amount of $5,236.58 was approved for payment from One Call Now. This is for parent broadcasts from the schools.
A request from Bob Clardy of the DCHS band was approved to purchase a set of marching percussion and new music stands.
Director of curriculum and professional learning Dr. Lawanda Gillis provided the school board an instructional update at the meeting. Dr. Gillis informed the board Dodge County school employees logged 3,600 hours of professional learning over the summer.
The school board will participate in whole board training provided by Georgia School Boards Associations on August 15, 2013.
Superintendent Dr. Melinda Dennis reminds the community that students' first day of school is Wednesday, August 21, 2013.
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Gerard Dépardieu has left France for Belgium. And may he be blessed for it!
The Bedouins — the nomadic Arabs — have often prided themselves on their freedom and viewed their urban and village cousins as slaves. If a government becomes oppressive, the Bedouins can simply move away.
Many, many years ago, I was in the Sinai just after it had reverted from Israeli occupation to Egyptian rule. I found myself standing next to a camel, on which sat a Bedouin. Awkward silence. Searching for something to say, I commented that he must be happy to be back under an Arab government. He looked at me as if I were insane. "I am Bedouin," he replied. He didn't give a fig who claimed to govern him.
On another trip, I learned of an Israeli project to build housing for some of the Bedouins within Israel's borders. But the Bedouins wouldn't move into the apartments provided for them. They were willing to use the plumbing, but insisted on sleeping in their tents. They were free, and would not be enslaved.
Gérard Depardieu, even after confiscatory taxation, has enough resources to move elsewhere. Most French people can't.
And if, or when, the United States goes down, where will Americans be able to go?