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- Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is deemed mild, moderate or severe based on its immediate consequences rather than its long-term effects. Thus, some patients diagnosed with severe TBI—because they spent four days in a coma, for example—eventually return to work without incident, whereas some 10 to 15 percent of civilian patients who sustained mild TBI never fully recover from its effects.
- Blunt-force trauma can damage the brain by bruising it, stretching or tearing nerve cells, or triggering electrical misfiring. The pressure waves unleashed by explosions can also induce brain damage, even in cases where a soldier's head did not strike a solid object.
- A blast strong enough to cause TBI is also powerful enough to produce emotional trauma and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). The combination of mild TBI and PTSD is considered the signature injury of the Iraq War.
- The growing appreciation of the problem of mild TBI is spawning research into treatments, which may include antiepilepsy medications and various forms of psychotherapy.
As a combat engineer in Iraq, Jeremy was supposed to find roadside bombs. They found him instead. Within 72 hours of each other, two improvised explosive devices (IEDs) went off within 15 feet of this father in his late 20s. The first set of blast waves, a moving wall of highly compressed air that emanates from an explosion, knocked him out briefly. The second left him dazed for about 30 minutes and produced ringing in his ears that disappeared within a week. These detonations did not visibly injure Jeremy (not his real name)—but he was never the same.
After his tour in Iraq, Jeremy became more irritable with his spouse and child. At his job as a manager of a national firm, he would get very frustrated when customers were abrupt or business was brisk. Jeremy's memory had deteriorated, too, and he had to use a daily planner to remind himself of even the most basic tasks. He also had incapacitating headaches, spells of panic or confusion, mood swings, and sensory illusions such as a metallic taste or ringing in his ears. Neuropsychological tests revealed that Jeremy had real deficits in mental processing, attention and short-term verbal memory.

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Jaden Tyler Yocum was born to Curtis and Yesenia Yocum of Taylorsville on May 23, 2013, at 2:03 p.m. at Banner Lassen Hospital in Susanville. Jaden weighed 9 pounds, 8 ounces and was 22.5 inches in length.
Maternal grandparents are Baltazar and Maria Garcia of Greenville.
Paternal grandparents are Judi and Larry Yocum of Greenville.
Jaden is also welcomed by sibling Mateo Yocum, 20 months.
Victor Craig Simonson III was born to Victor Craig Simonson II and Serena Vazquez of Ceres on June 30, 2013, at 12:53 p.m. at Plumas District Hospital in Quincy. Victor weighed 7 pounds, 2 ounces.
Maternal grandmother is Michele Furnas.
Paternal grandfather is Victor Simonson Jr. of Modesto.
Great-grandparents are Jerry DeVore and Leslie Furnas of Beckwourth.
Victor is also welcomed by sibling Kalesta Vazquez-Wilson, 6.
Warner Boyd Brown was born to Chris Brown and Alison Blesse of Quincy on July 2, 2013, at 11:23 p.m. at Plumas District Hospital in Quincy. Warner weighed 5 pounds, 15 ounces.
Maternal grandparents are J.D. Blesse and Leanna Laplante.
Paternal grandmother is Luann Brown.
Warner is also welcomed by sibling Lincoln Brown, 3.
Arianna Melody Hutchison was born to Sierra Matoza and Dewey Hutchison, of Sparks , Nev., at 2:23 p.m. on Thursday June 20, 2013, at Saint Mary's, Reno, Nev.
Arianna weighed 7 pounds, 10 ounces and was 20 inches long.
Maternal grandparents are Dee and Richard Matoza of Sparks, Nev.
Paternal grandparents are Marci and Robert Hutchison of Greenville.
Arianna is also welcomed by sibling Julietta, age 5.
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The man, the father, the husband lays ravished by disease withered and decayed beneath crisp white sheets. His days and nights are a feverish blend of confusing death dreams intermingled with bits of reality that are to him indistinguishable from one another.
His wife sits at the end of their bed in this darkened room that holds no value to him or any connection to anything from his life. It is a meaningless room, small and paneled and unfamiliar. Why is he here? And then there is nothing, just the black emptiness that comes and takes him and that is so much of his life now.
He sees his wife. She is lovely and she is beautiful. She is small with long black hair and light blue eyes. Her skin is pink and smooth and she looks warm and weary after a hot bath. She is wrapped in her heavy white terrycloth bathrobe that he knows brings her comfort. She is not aware that he is watching her.
She stands now and walks to the dresser and pick up a pile of clothes she placed there earlier. She carries them back to the bed. He sees her robe fall open as she selects from the pile a lace and silk g-string that she bought earlier and just for this occasion. She slips her legs through the thin lace straps and pulls them up. He knows she feels the coolness of the fine red silk front against herself. She puts on the black lace garter. She rolls up one of the silk black stockings, then the other. She puts on her new black and red lace bra, it fits well and he knows it makes her feel better, more assured. She looks amazing, but there is no one there that can tell her that. She turns and looks at him, but he cannot say speak and she cannot tell that he is watching her. She walks back to the dresser and finishes the glass of red wine that she started while in the tub. She places the empty wine glass back on the dresser. She puts on her jewelry; all fake, of course, nevertheless it shines and it glitters and it too, he can tell, makes her feel good. She applies her red lipstick and dabs on her perfume.
You're downstairs now and it's just slightly past the time you should have left. If you're going to back out, now is the time to do it. You look in the long hallway mirror and you're happy with how you look. The short tight black dress fits well. Your high black boots are on and you know you're ready. You put on your long black coat and take one last look in the mirror; go, just do it, please, you tell yourself, and before you can change your mind you open the door to the cold winter darkness and you go.


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Francis "Frank" J. McCarvill, 99, passed from this life to be with the Lord on Sunday, Jan. 6, 2013 at Essential Health-St.Mary's Medical Center, Duluth.
Francis "Frank" J. McCarvill, 99, passed from this life to be with the Lord on Sunday, Jan. 6, 2013 at Essential Health-St.Mary's Medical Center, Duluth.
Frank was born in Brainerd, Minn. on Feb. 10, 1913 to Jay and Alice (Mooney) McCarvill. He attended grade school in Deerwood, Minn. and graduated from Crosby-Ironton High School in 1931. After graduating from high school, he started to work for his dad on the Northern Pacific Railroad. He continued his work with the railroad until his retirement as track supervisor with the Burlington Railroad in 1975.
On June 6, 1942, Frank married Barbara Brandt, a friend and classmate from Deerwood.
Frank proudly served his country with the U.S. Army in England and France from 1942 to 1945. Following his time over seas with the Army, he returned to Deerwood where he and Barbara started their family, Mary and Michael.
Frank and his family moved to Superior in 1955, where he continued his work with the railroad. He enjoyed many years of camping with his kids and grandkids. He and Barbara traveled throughout the United States and Canada with friends they met in travel clubs. He was an avid hunter and he loved to fish and trap. He enjoyed tinkering and doing woodwork in his shop.
Frank loved his family, his church, and he was always very proud of his Irish heritage. Frank was a member of Holy Assumption Catholic Church, American Legion Post of Deerwood, Minn. and the BN Retirees group.
Preceding him in death were his parents; wife Barbara (Brandt) McCarvill in 2004; brothers, Joseph, Thomas, James; and sisters, Margaret, and Betty.
Survivors include his daughter, Mary (Robert) Johnson, Barnes, Wis.; son, Michael McCarvill, Superior; two grandchildren, Greg (Michelle) Johnson, Superior, and Erika (Tim) Kaufman, Poplar; six great-grandchildren, Adelyn, Tucker and Wyatt Johnson, and Tanner, Jay and Tori Kaufman.
Visitation will be from 10 until the 11 a.m. Mass of Christian burial, Friday, Jan. 11, 2013 at Holy Assumption Catholic Church, Superior. Rev. Father Ronald Olson will be the celebrant.
Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery, Superior, with military rites accorded by the Richard I. Bong American Legion Post No. 435.
Pallbearers will be Richard Schneider, Thomas Brandt, William Bronson, Jack Gallagher, James McCarvill and Mark Johnson.
Downs Funeral Home, 1617 N. 19th Street, Superior, is assisting the family with arrangements.
Memorials to Holy Assumption Church or Salvation Army of Superior are preferred in lieu of flowers.
Sign the online guest book or send condolences at www.downsfh.com.
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ONEIDA, MADISON COUNTY -- The Oneida football team is playing for a New York State Championship this Sunday when it takes on Rye at 4:00 p.m. in the Carrier Dome. The community is feeling the State Championship fever as Oneida never even won a Section III championship before this year, let alone a State Title, but the opportunity to paint the state orange and blue has the city buzzing with excitement. "Yes, they are best team they will come home with it. the whole town is behind them" said Madison native Natasha Merrick.
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That community support had motivated, as if they weren't already, the Indians. Not just to win a State Title for all their hard work and dedication but also its diehard fans and proud residents. "No Matter where I go in the town people are saying, Coach, congratulations. They say so much and after a while you become so humbled by all the congratulations you're getting. It's pretty amazing, I mean we knew we were going to be a good team but these kids have just risen to the occasion" said Oneida Head Coach Bill Carinci.
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Highlights from Sundance Film Festival 2011, part 1
Though this was my fourth year as a festival volunteer, it was my first year as a full-time volunteer in Park City. I worked in theater operations at the Egyptian Theater in Park City my first year, then worked the box office at the Sundance Resort for the past two years because it was a much closer drive. I loved the remote venue and the tight-knit group of people, but I was ready for an immersive experience in the heart of the festival and was free enough to be able to do it this year. I have no idea where I'll be at this point in my life next year, so I am delighted to have had the opportunity and über-grateful for my encouraging husband who enabled me to have this experience.
I was recruited for a new position called a Festival Insider Pro, which put me exactly where I wanted to be: roaming on Main Street, the heart of the festival. Though I could have done without the "ASK ME" hat (it kept riding up and making it look like I was a Conehead) and the 8-hour mostly outdoor shifts in below-freezing weather, I had a blast.
I qualified for free lodging, so I spent 12 nights in a decent little condo with three roommates (coincidentally all from the DC area) who are now my friends. I shared a room but got my own twin-size bed… I don't even remember the last time I slept in a twin. The bed was okay, but I slept a lot better after I acquired earplugs to drown out the busy Park Ave. street noise. I'm used to sleeping in a quiet house in quiet suburbia where I'm usually only awakened by the sound of vomiting cats.
My check-in date and first training were on Tuesday, January 18—two days before the official start of the festival. I was exhausted from the week leading up to my travel, which was not the best way to start out the trip. But Park City was pretty quiet upon my arrival.
(Oh, and my arrival was aided by fancy schmancy Google Navigation on my Droid X! Good thing I got the little doohickey that suctions to my windshield to hold my phone at eye-level. Unfortunately, Google Navigation really only helps when you enter the correct address.)
I skipped the two available volunteer film screenings (Bengali Detective and Mad Bastards) that evening in favor of sleep. It was a good choice. Tuesday was full of meeting people, smashing a bunch of learning into my brain, receiving my wardrobe plus accessories, and participating in a trial-run tour of Main Street with the other Main Street Insider Pros. The day looked like this:
My wardrobe consisted of a Kenneth Cole-insignia'd royal blue down vest, which I knew about, and may have partially contributed to my choice of coordinating pink hair… whoops, I forgot to mention that I refreshed it a few days before the festival. It looked sort of this, and my apologies but I was tired and this is the only photo that even came out:
Anyway, all Sundance volunteers received the blue Kenneth Cole vest, a gray hat (sponsored by Chase Sapphire), and a scarf (sponsored by Acura). For my specialty position, I also received a bright pink (it matched my hair!) pin that said "ASK ME," a dorky white "ASK ME" hat, and a black messenger bag that was printed with "ASK ME" in an orangey-red that was apparently supposed to be pink. Of course I also had a credentials pouch on a lanyard, where I stuck a few buttons over the course of the week. I accepted a special "Jeg Snakker Norsk" button to announce that I speak Norwegian… which came in handy twice during the festival. First time!
All outfitted, I looked something like this:
And you can't really tell because all of my photos were taken with my Droid (whose 8MP camera is most certainly not as good as my 8MP Canon Powershot or my 8 million MP Canon Rebel that I did not take along) but in this photo I am wearing glamorous blue and silver eye shadow thanks to Isaac in the l'Oreal sponsor room. Well, you probably wouldn't be able to see it even with a better camera because my eyelids are invisible thanks to genetics. But I'm wearing l'Oreal mascara, which in theory you should be able to see. And please just ignore the yellow shirt underneath because it doesn't really match. After I saw this photo I made sure that my scarf (which was mine, not the blue-gray one that Acura provided because I actually didn't get mine until later that week) was tucked into my vest and hiding whatever garishly-colored shirt I wore each day.
With all of these excuses, I wonder why I'm even posting this photo. I don't know. Maybe because I went to the trouble of putting all the links in the right places, and you should appreciate the time and effort I've taken to write this lengthy and not really descriptive post?
Uh-oh, I'm starting to go all Meta and breaking that fourth wall. I think it's time to wrap up this post and take a breather before starting up part 2.
But at least let me leave you on a positive note from Wednesday before the festival officially started: I attended a volunteer screening of the documentary Being Elmo, which is about Kevin Clash and the puppeteering journey that led him to become Elmo's alter-ego and a major player on Sesame Street. As a lifelong Muppet fan, I knew I'd love it, but even so I was still impressed and loved it more than I thought I would. When it comes out, you should definitely see it. My favorite part was learning about how, as a teenager, Clash was ridiculed by his peers because he was obsessed with puppets. But he set his skills to use entertaining kids around the neighborhood and started working on a local children's TV show while still in high school, turning his reputation around. Like most of us geeks, he never forgot what it was like to be labeled different, and that had an effect on how he and his characters developed.
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Web designing and its integration is a fine art in itself. The business is growing at an exponential pace. More designers are not paying much attention to its user friendliness and easy utility. It depends upon the skills of designers how do they wirte the softwares and give them logic. Some integration bugs pop up when the cohesion between links is not properly netted which should have been driven through easier logic. Most smartphones are suffering from such problems due to poor quality software designing and cramming up tasks in it which are certain beyond their its' capacity.
If a user has a choice in between two websites he would certainly choose one with the consistent UI. In many cases businesses with one consistent UI prevails over the others simply because of its dependency irrespective of the medium being used.
It only happens to me when the page gets stuck in the refresh process else it does work pretty well.
I think that businesses release these website because they are pressed for deadlines and often rely on external vendors for the final product. Since, they lack the in house expertise to critically anlayze the UI they go ahead with the developers proposed solutions.
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This website does that thing where if you press the submit button, there is no GUI affordance, so you don't know if your submit 'took', so you press it again ... and get two posts. I know. Crazy! :-)
@smkinoshita wrote - "So I agree -- it's far better to use something that is at least consistently available across all platforms. It's in developer's best interests -- because the sites that do so may just dominate their topic, and there are many advantages to being an entrenched go-to site." - I wonder if this at least partially explains the success of Reddit, Slashdot among forums ("why go to lots of websites when i can go to ONE with a consitent UI!") and the StackExchange Family of sites ("why go to one niche Q&A site when I can go to a bunch with a consistent UI?") - just thinking aloud ... or something like it. :-)
@Kim Davis - My guess is that two things are going on here. First, we have the incentive (bonus, raise, evaluation) to ship something on a predetermined date. That's half the problem. The other half the problem is the "frankenstein" - that every powerful person in the organization needs to make a change so they can feel the website is theirs. The result, of course, is a hodgepodge of features, that, while "it's alive", certainly doesn't look good ...


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- Rub the bottom of a medium saucepan with the sliced garlic. Put the pan over high heat and immediately add the wine, stirring and scraping with a wooden spoon to dissolve the garlic residue.
- In a small bowl, toss together the two cheeses and the cornstarch. Reduce the heat to medium-low and add the cheese mixture. Stir continuously until the mixture is melted and smooth. Stir in the Kirsch and season with black pepper and nutmeg.
- Serve the fondue immediately, accompanied by the bread, vegetables, and meats, with long fondue forks for guests to spear bites of food and dip them into the sauce.
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A massive sinkhole swallows woman inside her car after the street gives way.
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Newtown 911 dispatcher urged callers to take cover (Updated 2:30 p.m.)
Recordings released Wednesday of 911 calls from the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting show town dispatchers urged panicked callers to take cover, mobilized help and asked about the welfare of the children as the boom of gunfire could be heard at times in the background.
House votes to renew all-plastic gun ban
With the advent of 3-D printers capable of producing plastic weapons, the House voted Tuesday to renew a 25-year-old prohibition against firearms that can evade metal detectors and X-ray machines.
Lawyer: NY engineer had 'daze' before train wreck
An engineer whose speeding commuter train ran off the rails along a curve, killing four people, experienced a hypnosis-like "daze" and nodded at the controls just before the wreck, and by the time he caught himself it was too late, people representing him said Tuesday.
Newtown to release 911 calls from school shooting
Recordings of 911 calls from the Newtown school shooting are being released, days after a state prosecutor dropped his fight to continue withholding them despite an order to provide them to The Associated Press.
Walker autopsy complete; results to come Wednesday
Autopsies have been completed on the two bodies recovered from the fiery crash that killed "Fast & Furious" actor Paul Walker, but the results won't be released until Wednesday, authorities said.
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High court casts doubt on frequent flyer's lawsuit
The Supreme Court indicated Tuesday it won't offer much help to frequent flyers who want to sue when airlines revoke their miles or their memberships.
In your face, selfie! 'Science' also tops for 2013
Look alive, selfie. There's another word of the year that's not all about you.
US home prices rise just 0.2 percent in October
A measure of U.S. home prices rose only modestly in October, adding to signs that prices have stabilized after experiencing big gains earlier this year.
Year-end signups crucial test for health care site
President Barack Obama's new and improved health care website faces yet another test in just a couple of weeks, its biggest yet. If HealthCare.gov becomes overwhelmed by an expected year-end crunch, many Americans will be left facing a break in their insurance coverage.
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Matt Willkomm scored a game-high 20 points to lead the Arroyo Grande boys basketball team to a 61-41 victory at Whittier on Friday night in a Division 2A first round game.
The 11th seeded Eagles outscored Whitter 19-3 in the second quarter to build a 35-17 halftime lead they never relinquished.
DeSean Scott added 13 points and a team-high 8 rebounds. Brennan Rivera tallied 9 points and 4 rebounds. Andrew Midyett pulled down 8 rebounds to go with 4 blocks and 4 points.
Arroyo Grande improved to 19-9 on the year and hosts Redlands Valley East in next Tuesday's second round. Redlands beat Saugus 67-51 in the first round.
Case Bruton and Curry Parham scored 16 points apiece to lead the St. Joseph Knights to a 63-35 road win at Ontario Christian in a Division 4A second round game. The Knights improved to 20-7 and host Campbell Hall next Tuesday in the quarterfinals.
Keith Datu added 13 points and 14 rebounds for the Knights.
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Did you know they make coffee out of Elephant shit?
Jon Hein is God used to be Lord over the Saloon.
Howard is 13 steps ahead of The Game and he aint no joke know.
Jon Hein is God used to be Lord over the Saloon.
God he sucks on talk shows. Sucks having one too.
Blaek wimmins don't exercise because the don't want to messup their weaves.
I actually think Craig Ferguson is by far the best of the late night hosts now. His show is hit or miss, because he keeps trying new things and they don't always work, but it's the only one I find genuinely entertaining. Ironically, he's actually a big THSS fan, but for some reason Howard barely acknowledges him. Ralph has said he's a big Ferguson fan, though.


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Science and Profession (Magill's Medical Guide, Sixth Edition)
Psychiatrists receive training in biochemistry, community mental health, genetics, neurology, neuropathology, psychopathology, psychopharmacology, and social science. They complete medical school, a four-year residency in psychiatry, and two or more years of specialty residency. Specialty residencies focus on particular treatment methods (such as psychoanalysis) or methods of diagnosis and treatment for particular groups of clients (such as children, adolescents, or elders).
As diagnosticians and treatment providers, psychiatrists must be excellent observers of behavior and be knowledgeable about how nutritional, physical, and situational conditions can be related to mental or emotional problems. An ability to consult with other professionals is also important. Psychiatrists often receive patients from other professionals (general practitioners, psychologists, emergency room staff) and often request diagnostic, legal, case management, and resource advice from other professionals (psychologists, attorneys, social workers). In situations involving abuse, neglect, incompetency, and suicide, such consultation relationships are critical for appropriate referral and treatment.
Given this preparation, psychiatrists are able to diagnose and treat a wide variety of disorders. Some of the most common disorders treated in adult populations include disorders of anxiety (such as phobias, panic attacks, obsessive-compulsive...
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Diagnostic and Treatment Techniques (Magill's Medical Guide, Sixth Edition)
A well-formulated psychiatric diagnosis facilitates treatment planning for mental and emotional disorders. Psychiatric diagnoses, however, are very complex. They are described in a system with five axes of information in order to give a comprehensive picture of how well a person is functioning in everyday life. Axis I pertains to clinical conditions diagnosed in infancy, childhood, or adolescence, as well as other primary mental problems experienced by adults, including cognitive, substance-related, psychotic, anxiety, mood, eating, sleep, impulse control, factitious, somatoform, dissociative, and adjustment disorders. Axis II summarizes problems related to personality and mental retardation. Axis III describes any general medical conditions that are related to a person's mental problems and that may also warrant special attention. Axis IV summarizes psychological, social, and environmental problems that may affect the diagnosis, prognosis, or treatment of a person's mental problems. Axis V is used to give a standardized, overall rating of how well the person has been functioning with his or her disorder.
Once a diagnosis is formulated, a treatment plan is composed. Usually, it involves some combination of medicinal and psychotropic drugs, bibliotherapy, dietary and behavior change recommendations, and psychotherapy for the affected individual and possibly members of his or her family. Treatment...
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Perspective and Prospects (Magill's Medical Guide, Sixth Edition)
The concepts of mental health and illness have been in human cultures since ancient times. As early as 2980 b.c.e., priest-physicians were noted for their treatment of spirit possession involving madness, violence, mutism, and melancholy. In those times, such problems were thought to originate from external, supernatural forces. Later, during the rise of Greco-Roman philosophies in medicine, such states of mind began to be explored more as disturbances of the brain and less as the result of supernatural causes. As such, treatments began to develop greater reliance on methods such as vapors, baths, diets, and emetic and cathartic drugs.
Over time, the field of psychiatry has matured and taken on a major role in medicine. Research into the mind-body relationship has clarified how the mind can influence the healing of medical conditions, as well as how certain medical conditions are rooted in psychological, social, and environmental problems, rather than in a person's biology alone. Additionally, advances in the development of psychotropic drugs have played a major role in the treatment of disabling conditions long thought to be untreatable, such as schizophrenic and bipolar disorders.
In the future, psychiatry is expected to continue developing a broad variety of specialty areas. New techniques for working with children, adolescents, elders, and individuals with particular medical problems or of a particular...
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For Further Information: (Magill's Medical Guide, Sixth Edition)
American Psychiatric Association. Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders: DSM-IV-TR. 4th ed. Arlington, Va.: Author, 2000. The bible of the psychiatric community, this is a compendium of descriptions of disorders and diagnostic criteria widely embraced by clinicians. Included is an extensive glossary of technical terms, making this volume easy to understand.
Andreasen, Nancy C., and Donald W. Black. Introductory Textbook of Psychiatry. 4th ed. Washington, D.C.: American Psychiatric Press, 2006. Designed for use by medical and other students, this book provides basic information on psychiatry, various psychiatric disorders, treatments, and special topics such as suicide, acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS), and disorders of childhood and adolescence.
Kring, Ann M., et al. Abnormal Psychology. 11th ed. Hoboken, N.J.: John Wiley & Sons, 2010. This college text addresses the causes of psychopathology and treatments commonly used to treat various disorders. The book is well organized, readable, and interesting. An extensive reference list and a glossary are included.
Mazure, Carolyn M., ed. Does Stress Cause Psychiatric Illness? Washington, D.C.: American Psychiatric Press, 1995. Twenty contributors discuss recent empirical data relating stress to psychiatric illness and using new models to differentiate types of stress, account for differential...
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Psychiatry (Encyclopedia of Science)
Psychiatry is the branch of medicine concerned with the study, diagnosis, and treatment of mental illnesses. The word psychiatry comes from two Greek words that mean "mind healing." Those who practice psychiatry are called psychiatrists. In addition to graduating from medical school, these physicians have postgraduate education in the diagnosis and treatment of mental behaviors that are considered abnormal.
Psychiatrists tend to view mental disorders as diseases and can prescribe medicine to treat those disorders. Other medical treatments occasionally used by psychiatrists include surgery (although rarely) and electroshock therapy.
Many, but not all, psychiatrists use psychoanalysis, a system of talking therapy based on the theories of Austrian psychiatrist Sigmund Freud (1856939). Freud believed that mental illness occurs when unpleasant childhood experiences are repressed (blocked out) because they are so painful. Psychoanalysts seek to cure patients by having them recover these repressed thoughts by talking freely until themes or issues related to the troubling conflicts arise, which are then addressed. Psychoanalysis often involves frequent sessions lasting over many years. Many psychiatrists use a number of types of psychotherapy in addition to psychoanalysis and prescription medication to create a treatment plan that fits a patient's needs.
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Psychiatry (World of Forensic Science)
Forensic psychiatric evaluations are crucial to many civil and criminal court decisions. Psychiatrists are requested to assess the level of criminal and legal responsibility of defenders in cases of fraud, embezzlement, murder, physical aggression, disputes for child custody, and other crimes and court proceedings. In some countries, when a person decides to write a will, his or her mental sanity has to be established in order to prevent disputes among heirs about the legal validity of the will based on allegations of the author's mental health at the time the document was written. Other roles of forensic psychiatry involve studying the psychiatric risk factors for criminal behavior among the population, to evaluate inmates for probationary release, and to research the neurobiological aspects of psychopathic personalities and the risk they may pose to society.
Psychiatry is the field of medical sciences that studies mental diseases and behavioral disorders associated with biological causes. Congenital (present at birth), hereditary, or acquired psychosis, mania, and schizophrenia can often lead to violent or self-destructive behavior and deviant patterns of social interactions. In contrast to psychiatry, psychology investigates behavioral, emotional, and cognitive disorders. Psychology also studies the unconscious mechanisms underlying life experiences and mental illness. Both psychiatry and psychology study the development of personality from birth to adulthood, and the psychological (emotional and cognitive) and social or interpersonal developmental needs of each phase of life. However, the medical diagnosis and treatment of psychosis and other psychiatric disorders is the exclusive domain of the psychiatrist, whereas the counseling and cognitive re-education of patients suffering from nonpsychotic disorders, such as neurosis, behavioral problems, and emotional traumas, is usually the role of the psychologist.
Neuropsychiatry or the clinical application of the findings of neuroscience to the diagnosis and treatment of psychiatric disorders has yielded a better understanding of the biological bases of violent and criminal behavior associated with some psychopathologies, as well as a number of new effective diagnostic techniques. Since the 1970s, many neuroscience studies have shown that the brain structures and neurochemistry can be modified during infancy and childhood by the repetitive exposure to traumatic experiences or to neglect. Whereas less than 1% of any given population may present hereditary psychosis, these studies have shown that children born with a healthy brain can be neurologically damaged by chronic exposure to maternal neglect, child abuse, or a violent environment, even if the child is not the direct target of the violence. The brain adapts to such situations by undergoing detrimental and often permanent changes in its structures and neurochemical functions that often lead to psychosis and violent behavior, or to self-destructive patterns and other psychiatric pathologies. Such knowledge is leading many psychiatrists to work in the early detection of children at risk in order to prevent further damage through early diagnosis and treatment of abused children. Forensic psychiatry is therefore, crucial to the evaluation of children victimized by domestic or social violence and/or neglect, and for informing courts and social agencies on the therapeutic needs and available treatments in this vulnerable age group.
Forensic psychiatry differs in nature from clinical psychiatric practice because it aims to prove a fact in court, and is subjected to scrutiny and cross-examination by opposing parts. It requires a wide range of specific studies and adequate techniques as well as a special training in order to enable the psychiatrist to act as an expert examiner and witness in court. The psychiatric examiner supplies prosecutors, judges, probation boards, and police investigators with expert diagnosis on the mental state of defenders, convicts, and suspects. Such forensic diagnosis will constitute evidence to be considered by judges and/or by the court.
Expert psychiatric evaluation may be divided in three categories: transversal (or horizontal) evaluation, retrospective evaluation, and prospective evaluation. Transversal evaluations aim to establish whether the defendant is suffering in the present from a psychiatric disorder that would acquit him of civil or criminal responsibility. However, an insanity diagnosis implies in many cases the compulsory reclusion to a psychiatric hospital and treatment. If the psychiatric offender poses serious threat to himself and to other people's lives, he can be committed to a mental institution for life. Transversal evaluations are usually requested by the defense or by the prosecution before the trial or in the initial phases of the trial, and are obligatory by law in many countries. Retrospective evaluations require great expertise and technical preparation from forensic psychiatrists in order to infer the mental condition and legal responsibility of the defender at the time he committed the crime. Prospective evaluations, or risk assessment, consist of evaluations based on the present and past history of a convict, or a defendant to determine future risk of recidivism (repeated criminal behavior). It is usually carried out by a multidisciplinary team when prisoners are being assessed for probation, or by the forensic psychiatrist alone to enable the judge to determine the length of a new sentence in cases of repeated offenses.
Another field of forensic psychiatry involves researching the incidence of crime in the population, and is known as crime epidemiology. One such study sponsored by the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) was completed in 2002. An entire generation of boys in the city of Dunedin, New Zealand, was periodically evaluated from birth through physical, psychiatric, neurological, and psychomotor tests. In 2002, the group donated blood for genetic tests, including those who had a record as juvenile offenders in recent years or were serving sentences for violent crimes. It was found that in addition to having been victims of serious abuse or neglect during childhood, a subpopulation among the delinquent group had a genetic mutation that affected the regulation of a chemical messenger in the brain. Although this subgroup represented only 12% of the delinquents, they accounted for 44% of convictions for violent crimes.
The adoption of psychiatric diagnostic guidelines by some countries in the past 20 years, which are regularly updated to include new scientific advances, are essential for modern forensic psychiatry. The process of forensic psychiatric evaluation can be generally described as requiring interviews with the examinee, clinical physical examination, neurological and endocrine tests, neurological and functional diagnostic tests, neuropsychological assessments, and interviews with third parties. Based on the results of these various tests, forensic psychiatrists issue expert reports and prepare evidence for presentation in court. In the United States, a forensic psychiatric diagnosis is based on the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, developed by the American Psychiatric Association. In many other countries the World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines are used, such as the Clinical Descriptions and Diagnostic Guidelines and the Diagnostic Criteria for Research.
Advancements in neuroscience and the establishment of objective criteria for psychiatric diagnostics as well as the clear and detailed description of the etiology (causes) and ethology (progression) of psychopathologies (serious mental disorders) were important to forensic psychiatry, as these advancements rid the profession of the controversial character often attributed to forensic psychiatry in the past. The APA system adopts objective formulations, similar to those used in other medical specialties. Diagnostic techniques introduced or improved in the last two decades, such as functional brain magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), PET scans, and computer tomography, allow the identification of structural asymmetries and functional abnormalities of the brain associated with some mental illnesses. The same is true for new laboratorial neuroendocrine tests, which give insight into brain chemistry. The advances of neurosciences and the better understanding of brain chemistry gave forensic psychiatry a new scientific status as an objective science, using clear diagnostic parameters and criteria. Therefore, allegations of insanity by defenders can now be proved or disproved on the basis of solid scientific evidence.
SEE ALSO Brain wave scanners; Criminal profiling; DNA typing systems; Epidemiology; Expert witnesses; Forensic science; Genetic code; Nervous system overview; Psychology; Psychopathic personality.
Source: Encyclopedia of Science, ©2005 Gale Cengage. All Rights Reserved. Full copyright.
Source: World of Forensic Science, ©2006 Gale Cengage. All Rights Reserved. Full copyright.
Source: Magill's Medical Guide, Sixth Edition, ©2010 Salem Press, Inc.. All Rights Reserved.


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Imagine walking across the stage at commencement, hand open and ready to accept your diploma. But at the last moment, as your family and peers watch, you are denied your diploma, not because you did not complete your coursework or because your GPA was not high enough. No. You are rejected because you are Puerto Rican, or perhaps because you have green eyes instead of blue.
Ryan Andresen, a 17-year-old California high school senior, is experiencing that feeling right now as he is being denied the Eagle Scout Award – one that requires years of work and a slew of daunting tasks – on account of his sexuality. Andresen is gay, and because of that, the Boy Scouts of America are withholding his Eagle Scout title as it goes against principles that the BSA wishes to uphold.
The irony is that Andresen's final project was the creation of a "tolerance wall," a structure compiled of 288 tiles built to encourage those who have been targeted by bullying and hatred. To reject a boy preaching tolerance because of your own intolerant views should be a wake-up call to everyone.
These archaic modes of judgment have to be abolished. The idea that someone's sexual orientation should overshadow their actual accomplishments in life is barbaric. His actions would have meant the exact same and would have helped the same youth cope with the difficulties of growing up had he been straight. And yet, all of his endeavors have been washed away by the bureaucratic policies designed by an organization hoping to assist today's youth to grow up to be responsible adults who can assist in our growth as a nation.
The BSA needs a reimagining, a new conceptualization of the way it wants to assist those in an increasingly accepting society. To deny recognition of people's achievements because of middling differences is to continue to deny the inevitable change around you. And we, as students, need to keep this within our thoughts as we challenge the future before us. Our views of others' accomplishments should be based on the acts themselves, with details of the physical person put to the side, not the forefront.
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If it's true that the blogosphere is really skin-deep and that we tend to stay only on the first page of any blog, then perhaps there is some value in the ancient respected work of excavation and restoration.
To that end, I thought it might be useful to periodically dig up some previous posts and put them on a little list. Since most of the themes and questions on GG tend to be not time-dependent anyway, no dusting required! Also, some recently joined folks may find interest in them but would never in a million years bother to click through the history of this blog.
Topics in Archive #1:
- Justice – Law vs. Justice in the Occupy Wall Street Movement
- Poverty – Pity vs. Compassion when thinking about "The Poor"
- Sustainability – The Right to Entrepreneurship vs. Sustainability
- Careers – An Approach for Choosing a Do-Good Job
- Reflections – Defining our Personal Boundaries for "Doing Good"
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Law does not mean Justice (d'oh!) – Occupy Wall Street's Core Challenge
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Respecting the Poor – What You Should and Should Not Expect from "Doing Good" Unto Others
- How should we think about "The Poor"? What is the importance of periodically re-humanizing those we call "poor" people and what is the critical difference between "pity" and "compassion"? What's at stake if we keep referring to those we seek to help as "the poor" without thinking about what that actually means to them (and what it would mean to us if we were in their shoes)?
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The Dilemma of Sustainability – Should Entrepreneurship be our Natural Right?
- If we are serious about sustainability, should we start managing or impose stricter standards on the way every day in the world new companies get started that just add to the burden of resource depletion and emissions? Should the right to economic self-actualization overrule the need for environmental stewardship? How should we manage this unbridled activity especially in developing markets where people tend to be less educated or interested in sustainability?
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- How should we think about choosing careers in the so-called "do-good" jobs of social entrepreneurship, NGOs, philanthropy, impact investing, etc.? How can we make the decision as individually relevant as possible to our own desires and varying needs for ambitious results? Should we care more about how much impact we are having or how we feel about what we do?
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These albums are little fringe. Best so far (by far) are MOJO by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers and Jack Johnson - By the Sea.
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As with the economy, music in 2010 so far seems healthier than it was in 2009, but not by much. That Eminem's middling comeback album keeps breaking short-term sales records should tell us plenty. But there have been some bright spots. So with six months of 2010 in the can, here Metromix presents our favorite releases of the last half-year, from the dance-punk of LCD Soundsystem (pictured left) and the high-concept soul of Erykah Badu (pictured right) to metal, electro, rock, folktronica and more. — Keith Dusenberry and Andy Hermann, Metromix
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Yachting Photos
An eclectic mix of restaurants along the East Coast can make that long yacht delivery south (or north!) a master's program in top-notch gastronomy. Join Annie Lannigan as she and her crew dine their way from Camden, Maine, to the Florida Keys. Read the full story in our October 2012 issue.
Missed the Newport International Boat Show on September 13-16? Take a virtual stroll down the docks with the editors of Yachting.
Historic St. Augustine's charms are legendary - and well deserved. Photo gallery web extra from our September 2012 issue. See more Yachting destinations here.
Viking Yachts' latest midsize convertible is a bred-for-blue-water fishing machine.
The quest for interior volume hasn't spoiled this yacht's good looks. Web extra from our September 2012 issue. Read about the Gunfleet 58 here.
The results are in! Check out our favorite North American Yachting destinations for 2012. Towns are listed alphabetically after the winner of the online poll.
Elmer Sperry harnessed the principles of the gyroscope in compasses for ship navigation in World War I and beyond. This stailizer was built in 1916 for the yacht Aramis. Web extra from our August 2012 issue.
My Song, Pier Luigi Loro Piana's Reichel-Pugh, races in the Loro Piana Superyacht Regatta. The race takes place each June in Puerto Cervo, Sardinia.
It's a boat! It's a plane! It's a boat falling from a plane!
Nearly 60 years after Uffa Fox designed the first lifeboat to be airdropped from a plane, Hodgdon Defense Composites, an affiliate of Maine-based Hodgdon Yachts, and Rapid Response Technology have perfected the task. Web Extra from our September 2012 issue. |
The ability to escape to your own private island isn't a new fantasy, but it may soon be available in ways we never dreamed possible. Check out this self-sustaining 10,000-square-foot yacht-island recently released by Orsos Island GmbH. Web Extra from our September 2012 issue.
For a secluded getaway that's available now, check out this article on Tahiti. |
This 60-foot cat reinforces the notion that a roomy cruising yacht doesn't have to be ugly - or slow. "Design" Web Extra from our August 2012 issue.
Aboard the Maritimo 50SC, space and grace are yours. "On Board" Web Extra from our August 2012 issue. Click here to read the full review, or watch a video of the Maritimo 50SC here.
A vacation spot for presidents and pirates, Block Island is a New England treasure. "Cruising Yachtsman" Web Extra from our August 2012 issue. Photographs by Daniel Harding Jr.
Small errors, big problems: photos from former Coast Guard rescue swimmer Mario Vittone. Web extra from our August 2012 issue.
The Cranchi M40 offers sporty performance and stylish room for family and friends. Read the full review here.
Nine days, six islands, and countless exotic species make for one unforgettable life experience. Zach Stovall's photos show the unique landscape and wildlife of the fiercely protected Galapagos Islands. Web Extra from our August 2012 issue.
The Master on the Motor Yacht Flipper .
This is a boat I shot for the owner and the guys at Frasier Yachts. She is for sale.
This is one of the Newest Mega Yachts. I got word that this maybe the new Ice Breaker Yacht. Not sure but its BIG!
Here is the Delta Marine Yard. Seattle Wa is the home for this great Yacht Builder.
This 75-foot dual-purpose cold-molded yacht defies the disappointments of compromise. Photographs by Alison Langley. Web Extra from Dennis Caprio's article Heavenly Sloop in our July 2012 issue.
The Drettmann 32 is seaworthy and as large as your thirst for adventure. Whether you want to cross the Bering Sea or stay a while and explore the depths, this yacht has you covered. Web Extra from Dennis Caprio's Design article in our July 2012 issue.
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Vergessen, was Eltern sind
Relektüre und literaturgeschichtliche Neusituierung der angeblichen Väterliteratur
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This study deals with the literary treand known as "Väterliteratur": The successful "Väterbücher", most of which were published in the 1970s, are commonly thought to be manifestations of confrontations with fathers who were possibly complicit in Nazi crimes and who symbolically represent this problematic past. The whole genre is usually considered to be an ancillary phenomenon to the so-called "Neue Subjektivität". The book raises the question whether these terms and classifications are actually meaningful and helpful in reading and understanding the "Väterliteratur". On the basis of extensive textual analyses coupled with critical re-evaluations of existing scholarship on the subject, the study calls into question the suitability of "Väterliteratur" as a concept in literary history and proposes alternative approaches to the works the term encompasses.


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Tennesseans will see a phase out of the so-called death tax, elimination of the gift tax, and a reduction in the food tax.
According to state Reps. Eric Watson and Kevin Brooks, the budget saves an additional $200 million in anticipated revenues for the potential cost of the Affordable Care Act and future global economic uncertainty. Republicans successfully fought off Democratic attempts to spend the extra revenue on projects, stressing the need to be prudent in budgeting for the future.
"I proudly voted for the budget this year," Brooks said. "While the stalemate in Washington has yet to produce one, Tennessee's leaders came together to craft a balanced budget that slashes spending by 2 percent while still providing millions in tax relief to all Tennesseans. This fiscally responsible plan will return tax dollars to their rightful owners and improve the economic outlook for Tennessee."
Watson said, "We listened to the voters. They told us they wanted us to cut wasteful spending, limit the size of government, and lower taxes. We did that, and still fully funded priorities like education."
"Unlike Washington," Brooks said, "the Tennessee General Assembly must pass a balanced budget. We worked long hours with the governor and Senate to fund core programs, fund the BEP, cut our taxes, keep our commitments and even put away $50 million dollars in the Rainy Day Fund. This is a fiscally sound budget that lowers the size and scope of state government and accomplishes much of what our constituents asked for us to consider.
"It is important to listen to the voice of the people who send us to the State House in Nashville. Unlike D.C., we in your state Legislature are listening and responding with responsible, sensible savings and spending," Brooks said.
The 2012-13 budget includes the first phase of the death tax elimination, which will be completed in 2016. Supporters argued the measure will not cost the state money, but will boost revenues. Tennessee is one of only two states in the Southeast with a death tax, which forces those affected to flee to nearby states. The full repeal will represent a $94.6 million tax cut.
Watson said the death tax breaks up family farms and small businesses, forcing families to make difficult decisions at the passing of a loved one. In many cases, families are faced with selling off parts of farms and land or closing a small, family-owned business in order to pay the tax bill.
Brooks said going hand-in-hand with death tax elimination is the complete elimination of the gift tax, which represents a $14.9 million tax cut. Tennessee and Connecticut are the only two states that impose a gift tax. Tennesseans are subject to it if more than $13,000 in cash or assets are gifted even to a family member. As families passed land, businesses, and homes down to future generations — Tennessee collected.
The Tennessee General Assembly also reduced the food tax from 5.5 percent to 5.25 percent. As food and gas prices continue to increase, the food tax cut will put money back in the pockets of hard working Tennesseans. Both Gov. Bill Haslam and legislative leaders have vowed to further cut the tax in the subsequent years.
As state leaders await the U.S. Supreme Court opinion on the federal health care takeover, the decision was made to refrain from spending $250 million in anticipated future revenue to curb the potential cost of the law. If the Supreme Court does not overturn the law, Tennessee could be expected to pay $1.5 billion over five years. Further, members of the Haslam administration stressed saving the money due to global uncertainty. Currently, Tennessee is faring better than most states because of prudent budgeting as indicated by the state's AAA+ bond rating. In addition $50 million is being restored to the state's Rainy Day Fund to boost it to a projected $356 million by June 30, 2013.
Legislative leaders prioritized spending and fully funded education, TennCare, and several crime initiatives. The budget also restores over $120 million of previous cuts to core services. The government should be lean and efficient, while providing the best services possible to Tennesseans.
The state's Basic Education Program, the mechanism for funding public schools, was fully funded at $5.3 billion. The BEP funding contains an additional $47.8 million for annual growth and inflationary adjustments as well. Likewise, higher education funding was increased by more than $81 million, bringing the total appropriation to $3.8 billion.
Earlier in the year, Haslam announced his Public Safety Plan, which aims to address violent crime in Tennessee. Among the measures fully funded in the budget are laws addressing gang violence, prescription drug abuse, repeat domestic violence offenders, and synthetic drugs.


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Chicken Tenders
I think I stole this from some magazine, but i couldn't find any links so here goes.
-Chicken Breast
-Wheat germ.
1: Preheat oven 375-400
2: Spray oven pan/tray with non stick spray, olive oil etc.
3: Empty 3 whole eggs into bowl, add in 3 more egg whites, mix until even consistency.
4: Cover plate in wheat germ.
5: Cut chicken into desired strip length
1: Dip chicken into egg
2: Roll chicken in wheat germ.
3: Place on tray, repeat^
4: bake for 10-15mn, or untill crispy.
5: Serve with favorite hot sauce, ranch, dijon, whatever and they're even good plain.
Extremely easy, heathy and great for a snack on the go, or a whole meal. The best part is that its high protein, low carb, high fiber, and only healthy fats.
If anybody wants some pics I'll snap some, I eat these alot


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More than a dozen bands, duos and solo performers were ready to shine during auditions for a talent show in Surrey.
Tom Lee Music in Guildford played host to the auditions Saturday for the annual Surrey Shines show, which will be held Feb. 2 at Surrey Arts Centre.
In an office space near the music store on, young musicians plugged in with hopes of earning a spot in the Surrey Shines spotlight.
The talent show gives youth a professional performing experience under the mentorship of Carol Girardi, president of the Arts Council of Surrey, and theatre pro Ellie King.
Surrey Shines is an event presented by the Youth Arts Council of Surrey.
"The auditions went great, and we have a lot of very talented youth to choose from," Brie Hemingway, an organizer of the Surrey Shines auditions, told the Now.
The focus now shifts to a second round of auditions - for dancers, singers, magicians and other performers - on Saturday, Jan. 12 at Newton Cultural Centre. Auditions are by appointment only; to get involved, call 604594-2700 or email email@example.com.
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More important Swing out technique
Ann and Kirk show some good technique points regarding the Swingout.
The moves in this video are:
- The Toss Across.
- 6 count Side Pass.
- Swingout from open position.
- Lindy Circle from open position.
- Lindy Circle from closed position.
Tip for followers:
- you always want to face your partner with your whole body except while you are in a turn – also, after the turn you should come back to face your partner as soon as possible.
Teachers: Ann Mony and Kirk Tarou
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How LA Looks Without Cars Video by Ross Ching
h/t Mikey
i'm davereed. i live in Eugene, OR.
i like Crow, Cookie Monster, T-Rex, and The Cheat.
I also like the Aliens and Terminator film franchises, skyscrapers and urban greenery, sci-fi cities and landscapes, octopi and bats.
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I got back from Iceland a few days ago and just wanted to mention I'm one of those unfortunate tourists whose rental car was damaged; despite our best care, the door on the driver's side was pulled all the way open by the wind, we managed to close it and do the rest of the trip with the car without opening that door. We wish we had known the weather was so severe in Iceland as we just got served a EUR 2,200 bill. Terrible news right before Christmas especially. I hope there will be more information given to tourists on weather damage risk to cars in the future.
All the best,
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Friday, October 11, 2013 - 7:00pm to 11:00pm
Location description:
WSU Challenge Course, Achilles Hill
Do you like to get scared? Looking for something fun to do with friends during the week? This is the event for you. Come to the Outdoor Resource Center Challenge Course for our Tower of Terror. Walk through our Haunted woods to our 60 foot Tower of Terror and then brave the walk up to the top. There will be some surprises along the way. The best part is that all the funds earned at this event will go to purchasing new climbing holds for the indoor climbing gym. You do not want to miss this event.
Cost: $5.00 admission (with an additional $5.00 to Rappel down the Tower of Terror)
Activity Level: Beginner/ Not appropriate for young children


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MATLAB and Simulink Based Books |
Written in Spanish, this E-book is intended for undergraduate courses in telecommunication engineering. The book contains three sections: an introduction to MATLAB, a description of several numerical methods solved with MATLAB algorithms, and example telecommunication simulations.
Jorge Luis Villar Santos
Paz Morillo Bosch
Edicions UPC, 2003
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Short-cut steps, like pre-seasoned frozen chicken breast strips and pre-blended and shredded cheese make this snappy dish go together fast.
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Some guys love power tools. Some love cars. Some are happy with a comfy chair, a remote and something to nosh on. Then there are those who need to go above and beyond—to create a space that most men only dream about.
Today, we call these spaces "man caves." In these caves, though, the only things being fired up are amps, Blu-ray movies, video games and gigantic TVs (sometimes multiple ones). They are places where a guy can play with his toys without worrying about prying eyes or greasy kid fingerprints.
We know some man caves look more like Fight Club than much fun, so we've compiled 10 of our favorite manly-man high-tech hangouts.
Click to view our 10 Manliest Man Caves.
Got a great man cave? Contact us or drop a comment below.
Follow Electronic House on Facebook and Twitter.Onkyo adds some muscle and a wireless sub to your TV audio.
Elan g! control system enables effortless energy savings for Florida homeowner.
Our editors put in their picks for high-tech happiness this year.