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Eschewing a common narrative of society's inexorable march toward the Internet of Things, Danzig called on Washington to "forsake some efficiencies, speed or capabilities" in critical systems "in order to achieve greater security." He made the recommendation in a paper titled "Surviving on a Diet of Poisoned Fruit: Reducing the National Security Risks of America's Cyber Dependencies," published July 21 by the Center for a New American Security.
IT systems are often more complex than necessary, said Danzig, who was an adviser to Barack Obama's 2008 presidential campaign. In a panel discussion hosted by the center, he offered the common inkjet printer as an example of a multifaceted IT system that breeds vulnerabilities. Printers print, of course, and they often fax and scan, but they can also communicate with other devices online via a connected web unknown to many people.
Danzig's answer to that interconnectedness is a bare-bones approach to the critical systems on which the federal government depends. "A strategy of abnegation is founded on the presumption that critical systems should be supported by cyber capabilities that are no more extensive than required to perform their core mission," he wrote.
The cloud should help users distinguish between the computing capabilities they need and want, thus cutting back on unnecessary system complexity, he added.
Any minimalist approach to IT security should be underpinned by a shared understanding among policymakers and the public of their tolerance for cybersecurity risk, which has yet to materialize, he wrote. The lack of a minimum standard for cybersecurity "cripples efforts at consensus and therefore disrupts strategies, undermines legislative proposals, makes budget allocations difficult to size and defend, etc."
In keeping with the grand-strategy theme of the paper, Danzig argued that the cyberspace interests of the United States, China and Russia perhaps overlap more than those countries publicly acknowledge. Even though the United States and China have accused each other of hacking critical infrastructure, none of the countries has launched a cyberattack on another with physical consequences, he concluded. The countries should build on that fragile ground to foreswear cyber intrusions into nuclear systems, he added.
Danzig stuck with his recommendation that Washington cultivate common cyber ground with Beijing even after the Justice Department issued two sets of indictments of Chinese nationals on charges of cyber espionage, he told FCW.
"I think it increases the antagonism and the challenges, but I think it's useful to be straightforward about the intensity of our concerns," he said.
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Once you answer these questions, you'll need to develop messages that will fit into each situation. For example, if parents spend time at the public library looking for books while their children are at a reading hour, you can probably approach them with signs and written literature. They will have some free time, so they will probably be more open to processing a fair amount of information about the PTO. Conversely, parents might be found in pickup lines at school. At that location, they probably don't have a lot of time or energy for thinking about the PTO. The best thing you can do there might be to hand out bumper stickers calling attention to the parent group and raising awareness that the organization exists. The key is to think creatively, getting the message to parents in a location where they are likely to see it. When they have a short amount of time available, the message has to be short and to the point. When they have more time, it can be more detailed. Know the occasion and tailor the message accordingly. Don't try to jam a lot of information into an inappropriate situation. It never works. Generally, the parents will just shut down because they feel overwhelmed. Event Planning Made Easy! Get expert tips, tools and ideas for running fun and exciting school events. Download our FREE Event Planning Kit Spread It AroundGetting the message across doesn't have to be expensive, nor does it require great marketing expertise. Here are some ideas to consider as simple ways of increasing awareness about the parent group.
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Just remember two fundamental points: Have a clear message to share with others about what your PTO is and does, and be creative and smart about where you convey that message. If your group does these two things, you are guaranteed to improve parental involvement. Brainstorming: How To Create a Meaningful MessageMarketing is communication, and effective communication starts with an effective message. Your message should speak directly to your target: other parents. It should say, essentially, "We know that you have needs and wants, and our group can address them. Here's how." First, of course, you have to know what those needs and wants are and how your group addresses them. How do you collect this information? It's not complicated. The fastest and easiest way to start is with the parents who are already involved in the parent group. Get your current members together for about an hour. This is a brainstorming session. Appoint one person to take notes. If someone in the group says something particularly interesting, write it down exactly as it was said. This will be helpful later. During this session, you will ask and discuss three questions: What does this parent group do for children? What does this parent group do for parents? Once the group has answered all of the questions, stop and review the information. Work on the answers until they are as short and simple as possible. Make sure the group agrees with the result. Why do parents spend time working with this parent group versus all of the other things they could be doing with their time? What makes this organization special? Marketing consultant Elisabeth Doucett has worked with a client list ranging from Fortune 500 corporations to local nonprofits. She holds an MBA in marketing from the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University. |
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They gathered before the bowl game, presented the plan for a Heisman campaign, tried to persuade the star running back to stay for another year.
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IMHO I think he stays at least one more year. I say this because Job security and length of career are short in the NFL and that can be especially true of running backs. Add LMJ's diminutive size by comparison and it is plausible to believe that his first contract might be his biggest and best. I don't want to sell the guy down the river because he is supremely talented and size is not everything, but I do believe that if he thinks he has more to give he will get more by staying another year and going higher with more guaranteed money. If early second round is a a best as he can do, even down the road, then why risk injury. I personally believe another big year, a few extra receptions, and he makes the early mid first round. Regardless, I wish him nothing but the best going forward. It has been a pleasure to witness whether for two, three, or four spectacular years. See you in Glendale!
On one hand, I doubt that James will leave. On the other hand, like you pointed out, what more is there to accomplish as a college running back for him. I can think of many many players who opted to stay one more year to raise their stock, and then ended up lowering it…and that seems the most true with the skill position players. To maximize your value, it seems prudent to strike while the iron is hot. Although James' iron is red hot right now, I also know that his team and the family environment it provides for him is also very important to him at this time in his life. It will be interesting to see what happens….
L. Perry, S. Oregon
He could leave, but I hope/believe he will stay. A lot turns on his wanting to get his degree before moving on. It could be very important to his future after the NFL.
Randy Morse, Kaslo, British Columbia
I've been so impressed by LMJ over the past year. He has developed into a thoughtful, articulate, engaging, and when appropriate, entertaining young man. Given what we know about the rigors of the NFL, LaMichael's accomplishments to-date, his outstanding academic work so far at the U of O, and his likely football trajectory should he decide to stay, my two cents worth is this: I would suggest that he stay and finish his degree, continuing to excel academically; that during his remaining years in Eugene he work hard to bulk up, perhaps adding another 15 to 20 pounds of protective muscle to his frame; and that, when he does enter the NFL draft, he do so with a clear post-pro career plan in mind. He has superb mentors around him at the moment, led by coaches Campbell and Kelly—another year or two working with them could pay tremendous dividends for LaMichael down the road. I can easily see him in the future as a superb coach, or a terrific television analyst. There is in the end more to life than football, and there's always more than one way to skin a cat (even big ones, like tigers…)
max, Alabama
Saban says that if you will be picked in the top 15 you should go, otherwise this year with the NFL uncertainty, you are better off staying and trying to improve your position.
polyduck, Blugene
...IMHO if he has a MONSTER game and the Ducks win the NC….he'd have nothing else to prove. I think that he bolts for the NFL and steps aside for Seastrunk, Williams and new recruit and close friend Carson to get their chance to shine for the Ducks. A running backs playing "life span" at ANY level is brief…and I think after his battling through the bumps and bruises that he's had this season…so he's got to take advantage of the opportunity if it presents itself! Go Ducks…WTD!
luckaduck, Southern Oregon
This question/comment involves LaMichael James: LaMichael has stated that he is interested more in becoming an academic all American that he is in awards. That being said, What is the No. 1 need of most college students?? Ans: Money. That will never change.
Now to the point. If LaMichael does go pro, he can take that money and save some of it for the time when he may have to give it up. He may then wish to finish up his degree. At least then he would have the money he has always longed for to do whatever he want's to do, but can't because of the restrictive NCAA regulations.
It definitely was a different situation, but does anyone remember the outstanding linebacker for the ducks Matt Smith from Grants Pass?? He was given a $1,000,000 signing bonus as a baseball player. Couldn't hit the curve ball and gave up baseball to play football for the ducks. He had all of the money he needed to really enjoy his college experience (if having money to spend where and when you wanted was any kind of comfort) That's my point.
The old telegram joke concerning a college kid and his parents still applies: The kid sends a telegram to his father that read: Lots of sun, no mon, Son. The father responds with his telegram: Too bad, so sad, Dad. Go Ducks
There is no question. If you are a college running back with the opportunity to go pro and cash in on your talent with a solid guaranteed contract, you absolutely HAVE TO TAKE THE MONEY. Running backs have short careers. There is no up-side to staying in college and risking injury. You can always return to school later to finish your degree, so the argument that players should stay and graduate goes out the window.
As much as I would like to see LaMichael return to play for the Ducks, if I was advising him, I would tell him that if he has the chance to be a top pick in the draft he needs to go.
FluffyDuck, NYC
As a Giants and Ducks fan, I have to say: Ahmad Bradshaw, 5-9, 198, and not nearly as fast at LMJ. He can have a great NFL career. He's tougher than he looks, as we should all know after this year. It's his decision, and he likely won't ever be a high draft choice, but I wish him the very best no matter what his decision is.
Armyduck, salem
Lamichael should stay unless he is early first roun d. Irregardless of his decision; he should never gie up graduating. That sheepskin is like gold,and right now it's "free". Whatever his decision; we will always love him! WTD Go Ducks! And Merry Christmas.
Goducks777, Medford
I believe that if we win "the natty" LMJ will go, which I believe we will. Might try to make another run at it if we lose. LMJ has nothing left to prove, he will break all the records by the conclusion of the next game and will have done that in just two years and really about 23 1/2 games which is incredible. We will be loaded at RB next year and the years to come, so thankful we got Lache and Dontae and not Bryce Brown. I wish you all the best LaHeisman! Thank you for you contribution to making Oregon into a conference and national juggernaut! Go Ducks! WTD! Win the natty!
scott- I think right now LMJ would be projected to go somewhere in the mid to late second round.
Judy Patsch, Rock Island Illinois
Did anyone notice that THREE Ducks rushed for over 100 yards today in the NFL? Mo Morris, Jonathan Stewart and LeGarrett Blount. And after scoring his first NFL touchdown, Ed Dickson made the 'O'... and Ngata deflected a pass near the end of the game to seal the Saints defeat, rats.
Producktion, Eugene
From a purely selfish standpoint, I hope LMJ returns for another year. He is the best running back ever at Oregon (with due respects to JStew and others), and I'd like to see him in the Oregon uniform (whatever colors it may be) for another year. That said, what has not been asked is, how is LMJ enjoying his life in Eugene-Springfield? Don't forget, he was all packed up and ready to leave at one point not too long ago. This is also the community whose legal system took him to jail, and wouldn't let him set foot on campus. I seriously doubt that in the course of one year, he has grown to love this town. Just sayin'...
GoDucks808, Honolulu
Possibility of an NFL lockout may be the biggest factor…
GiantDuckFan, Klamath Falls
Re NFL lockout affecting underclassman's decision to leave early.
I hope Duckfans are supportive of whatever decision LMJ makes, but remember to take into consideration NCAA rules and how it affects a youngman already being stalked, garnering some much negitive attention about the friendships he has maintianed (Clownzano), and yes the limited number of hits his body maybe able to take.
I understand Duck fans desire to keep what we have going, but allowing LMJ to go with Duck fan support could reap more benefits than we can ever imagine.
LMJ if you read or hear of this post I do have one demand for you; leave early, but come back and get your degree! I am very proud to support you as a Duck fan, but will be prouder if you got your degree and took great stewardship of being a life long Duck!
Eric L, Milwaukie
If he goes, I wish him the best. If he stays, I wish him 10 pounds of muscle.
goducks, Keizer
No lockout, take the money and run.
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New Attitude, Take the Money
You have to take the money. College football players work hard making money for their schools. And, sure, they get a free education. But the value of that is miniscule compared to what they bring in. And, they could get a career ending injury at any time. When they get the opportunity to go Pro they have to go. But, whether LMJ stays or goes I hope he will finish getting a degree at the U. of O. Duck fans can only wish him the best and show their gratitude for being the kind of person and athlete that he is.
LMJ is a red-hot college star, but not yet a red-hot NFL prospect. His size works against him and he needs to develop more as a receiver to be a top NFL pick.
I think he'll stay another year, but I also think the Ducks will be ok if he leaves. I personally am concerned less with player decisions in leaving than I am will how leaving affects the Ducks.
Carl, Good comments. Team first. Yes, LMJ needs to show he has the hands and can be a dependable receiver out of the backfield.
joe56219, Springfield
I think James could use a bit more seasoning before jumping into the NFL. If for nothing else then to work on his receiving skills. Now he will have a season that will have everybody watching him for his playing skills and not thinking about his off season legal problems. He should have a great season next year in the new Pac12 North Division, but if he decides to move on, Oregon will be just fine. We still have Barner, Alston and a great group of new guys to fill in the void LaMichael would leave when he does decide to go.
Richard Maloney, Seattle, WA
As hard as it is to imagine, UO will lose nothing when James decides to turn to the NFL. There are freshmen on hand who will be dynamite once given their chance. There will be recruits coming along who also will be able to carry the mail in spectacular fashion.
Oregon's recent history at running back is remakable. Terrence Whitehead was seen as merely an "average" back, especially in light of his successors: Stewart, Johnson, Blount, Barner, and James.
This "system" can be attributed to much of UO's success running the ball. Great talent doesn't hurt, either.
So, if he stays, there is surely a place for LMJ. Yet if he goes, it will be nothing more impactful than Masoli's departure. Good luck to the guy no matter what choice he makes.
Oregon no longer rebuilds. It simply reloads. Nothing here to fret over.
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Richard, Lake Oswego
LMJ has said on numerous occasions that becoming an Academic All American is a goal not yet met, so that is obviously a consideration. I doubt that, by itself, it would be enough to keep him here if he wanted to leave. However, he is not an accomplished pass catcher yet, and in fact sometimes struggles in that area. Given that most small RB's in the pro's are good receivers, that would work against him being a higher pick. If he stays one more year, and works on the receiving, and blocking, part of his position, he will likely improve by at least one round in the draft. Whatever his decision, it will be the right one for him, and this Duck will respect it.
Spike89, Springfield
Good article George, and I think LMJ has a lot of factors to consider. If he decides to stay for any reason, I'd expect his role next year to be much different. There will certainly be no reason to use him as a workhorse—we'll have plenty of talent and depth. I can almost envision his and Barner's roles reversing, with LMJ spending an "audition" year as a receiver out of the backfield, a returner, and of course spectacular RB.
If LMJ can showcase his all-around skills that way, he might sneak into the 1st round, even as his running stats perhaps suffer. Of course, he has little to prove in that regard. -
Curtis Interuptis, Sisters, Oregon
I suspect he will stay one more year. If he goes people seem to be penciling in Seastrunk without considering the "other" best back currently on the roster, Kenyon Barner.
Barner is basically a 90% James, and with more seasoning could be a James clone.
We are deeper than I have ever seen at back. Ever…. Even the Morris/Smith or the Stewart/Johnson… or the Johnson/Blount… Deep, talented, fast….. James/Barner/Huff/Alston… Then next year James/Barner/Huff (I know, a receiver, but also a back)/Seastrunk/Williams…. Five legit backs? On one team? Deeper than USC?


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ADB's Facility for Pilot and Demonstration Activity (PDA) has become a source of innovation and inspiration for many countries and communities in Asia and the Pacific to improve the delivery of water services and the management of water resources.
Asia's water sector faces serious challenges. Often, solutions to these challenges come in the form of large-scale, long-term and capital-intensive development projects that involve a great deal of time for planning and implementation. When ADB launched the PDA Facility in 2002, it introduced a quick way of getting small, but adequate, amounts of money to ADB staff, government clients, and development partners to fund innovative small-scale water projects.
A PDA is a small-scale project that directly supports either an ADB project or sector work in one of ADB's developing member countries (DMCs). Specifically, the PDA Facility was designed to test and validate new and/or innovative approaches, strategies, technologies, and methodologies for improved water resources management and water services delivery, on a small scale, with the intention of replicating and scaling up such successful innovative practices across the region.
PDAs are meant to be fast-moving, quick disbursing activities. Each project should cost at most $50,000 and be completed within one year. By offering rapid response, working out local solutions, and focusing on tangible results on the ground, PDAs have become an integral part of the ADB water sector operations.
The new nation of Timor-Leste became the recipient of one of the first PDA grants. The PDA "Integrated Water Resources Management and Environmental Impact Study" helped assess Timor-Leste's capacity for integrated water resources management (IWRM), as the country reconstructs its war-torn water supply and sanitation system. The PDA later on provided valuable strategic inputs for a bigger ADB project on Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM).
In 2004, a PDA in Thailand gathered Bang Pakong river basin stakeholders to the discussion table to resolve the conflicting uses of the river's resources. In 2009, building upon the PDA results, the stakeholders have begun formulating a detailed policy, plan, and manual for effective water allocation. In Nepal, a PDA helped evaluate in 2009 the potential for and merit of building multifunctional water users associations for Nepal's irrigation systems. Results of this pilot project provided inputs to ADB's Community Managed Irrigated Agriculture Sector Project in Nepal that aims to enhance agricultural productivity and sustainability of farmer-managed irrigation systems.
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With more than 60 projects implemented since 2002, the PDA Facility has become a powerful force that drives water developments in many urban, rural, and river basin communities across the Asia and Pacific region.
The PDA Facility has helped ADB's water operations in various ways, such as:
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- improving quality of engagement with government counterparts and with stakeholders in the field, including project beneficiaries
- triggering the development of new investments
Furthermore, it has helped in advancing wider sector work, such as in pushing reform measures and in improving institutional arrangements. The PDA Facility has been refined by lessons learned during its execution. Its effectiveness has also been validated, as well as improved upon, by an internal review.
What has kept the facility relevant and flexible is that the projects are spread out across five themes. These themes serve as guideposts to ensure that the PDA Facility does not focus too narrowly on a particular thematic area in the sector or type of project, but is continuously reaching to test and demonstrate the value of new ideas in as many aspects of water operations as possible. The PDA themes are:
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- institutional arrangements
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- appropriate technology
- participation, inclusive approaches, and multi-stakeholder representation
Indeed, smart, sustainable water solutions can come in small packages.
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PDAs were introduced as a program offered by the Cooperation Fund for the Water Sector through a series of regional technical assistance on "Promoting Effective Water Management Policies and Practices". The Fund, a multi-donor umbrella facility that financed a coherent program of activities designed to add value and increase synergy in ADB'S water sector operations, financed a total of 39 PDAs between 2002 and 2008. Donors to the Fund included The Netherlands and Norway.
In 2009, the Water Financing Partnership Facility (WFPF) continued the PDA program. The WFPF mobilizes co-financing and investments from development partners to support ADB's Water Financing Program that aims to deliver substantial water investments, reforms, and capacity development. With contributions from Australia, Austria, Norway, Spain, and The Netherlands, the WFPF has since funded another 21 PDAs, now in varying stages of implementation.
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Nootropics (/noʊ.əˈtrɒpɨks/ noh-ə-TROP-iks), also referred to as smart drugs, memory enhancers, neuro enhancers, cognitive enhancers, and intelligence enhancers, are drugs, supplements, nutraceuticals, and functional foods that improve one or more aspects of mental function, such as working memory, motivation, and attention.[1][2] The word nootropic was coined in 1972 by the Romanian Dr. Corneliu E. Giurgea,[3][4] derived from the Greek words νους nous, or "mind", and τρέπειν trepein meaning to bend or turn.[5]
At present, there are only a few drugs which have been shown to improve some aspect of cognition in medical reviews. Many more are in different stages of development.[6] The most commonly used class of drug is stimulants.[7]
These drugs are used primarily to treat people with cognitive or motor function difficulties attributable to such disorders as Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, Huntington's disease and ADHD. However, more widespread use is being recommended by some researchers.[8] Many drugs are marketed heavily on the Internet as having a variety of human enhancement applications as well.[citation needed] Nevertheless, intense marketing may not correlate with efficacy; while scientific studies support the beneficial effects of some compounds, the marketing claims by manufacturers of over-the-counter products are not formally tested.[citation needed][by whom?]
In academia, modafinil has been used to increase productivity, although its long-term effects have not been assessed in healthy individuals.[6] Stimulants such as dimethylamylamine and methylphenidate are used on college campuses and by younger groups.[6] One survey found that 7% of students had used stimulants for a cognitive edge, and on some campuses use in the past year is as high as 25%.[7][9] The use of prescription stimulants is especially prevalent among students attending academically competitive colleges.[9]
Surveys suggest that 3–11% of American students and 0.7–4.5% of German students have used cognitive enhancers in their lifetime.[10][11][12]
Several factors positively and negatively influence the use of drugs to increase cognitive performance. Among them are personal characteristics, drug characteristics, and characteristics of the social context.[10][11][13][14]
The main concern with pharmaceutical drugs is adverse effects, and these concerns apply to cognitive-enhancing drugs as well. Long-term safety data is typically unavailable for some types of nootropics[6] (e.g., many non-pharmaceutical cognitive enhancers, newly developed pharmaceuticals and pharmaceuticals with short-term therapeutic use). While certain racetam compounds are suspected to have nootropic qualities, few side-effects, and a wide therapeutic window (low overdose risk),[15] other cognitive enhancers may be associated with a high incidence of adverse effects or a narrower therapeutic window (higher overdose risk).[clarification needed] While addiction to stimulants is sometimes asserted to be a cause for concern,[16] a very large body of research on the therapeutic use of the "more addictive" psychostimulants indicate that addiction is fairly rare in therapeutic doses.[17][18][19]
In the United States, unapproved drugs or dietary supplements do not require safety or efficacy approval before being sold.[20]
Certain stimulants will enhance cognition in the general population (e.g., direct or indirect mesocortical DRD1 agonists as a class), but only when used at low (therapeutic) concentrations.[21][22] Relatively high doses of stimulants will result in cognitive deficits.[21][22]
The racetams are structurally similar compounds, such as pramiracetam, oxiracetam, coluracetam, and aniracetam, which are often marketed as cognitive enhancers and sold over-the-counter.[citation needed] Racetams are often referred to as nootropics, but this property of the drug class is not well established.[44] The racetams have poorly understood mechanisms of action; however, piracetam and aniracetam are known to act as positive allosteric modulators of AMPA receptors and appear to modulate cholinergic systems.[45]
Overall, 11.3% of responders admitted to misusing prescription stimulants. There was more misuse by respiratory therapy students, although this was not statistically significant (10.9% medicine, 9.7% pharmacy, 26.3% respiratory therapy; P = .087). Reasons for prescription stimulant misuse included to enhance alertness/energy (65.9%), to improve academic performance (56.7%), to experiment (18.2%), and to use recreationally/get high (4.5%).
Mild dopaminergic stimulation of the prefrontal cortex enhances working memory. ...
Therapeutic (relatively low) doses of psychostimulants, such as methylphenidate and amphetamine, improve performance on working memory tasks both in in normal subjects and those with ADHD. Positron emission tomography (PET) demonstrates that methylphenidate decreases regional cerebral blood flow in the doroslateral prefrontal cortex and posterior parietal cortex while improving performance of a spacial working memory task. This suggests that cortical networks that normally process spatial working memory become more efficient in response to the drug. ... [It] is now believed that dopamine and norepinephrine, but not serotonin, produce the beneficial effects of stimulants on working memory. At abused (relatively high) doses, stimulants can interfere with working memory and cognitive control ... stimulants act not only on working memory function, but also on general levels of arousal and, within the nucleus accumbens, improve the saliency of tasks. Thus, stimulants improve performance on effortful but tedious tasks ... through indirect stimulation of dopamine and norepinephrine receptors.
Cognitive deficits, such as an impairment of attention, memory and problem solving, have often been reported in patients with depressive disorders (69). Cognitive deficits and memory impairments in patients with depression may arise via disruption of the hypothalamic-pituitary adrenal (HPA) axis through hippocampal volume loss and changes in the amygdala. The magnitude of the hippocampal shrinkage reported in certain experimental conditions may partly underlie some of cognitive deficits that accompany major depression. Conversely, any prevention or restoration of these morphological changes in the hippocampus should be parallel to procognitive/promnesiant effects. Accordingly, tianeptine has particularly favorable effects on cognitive functions and the positive effect of tianeptine may be mediated through its upregulation of neurogenesis, but of course, the impact of neurogenesis on cognitive functions remains a matter of controversial debate.
Tianeptine prevents and reverses stress-induced glucocorticoid-mediated dendritic remodeling in CA3 pyramidal neurons in the hippocampus (40,41) and stress-induced increases in dendritic length and branching in the amygdala (50). Tianeptine blocks the dendritic remodeling caused by stress or glucocorticoids (41), blocks stress-induced impairments of spatial memory performance in radial and Y-maze (70,71) and antagonizes the deleterious effects of alcohol (72).
In a validated model of hippocampal-dependent memory impairment and synaptic plasticity changes by predator stress, acute tianeptine can prevent the deleterious effects of stress on spatial memory, an effect that does not depend on corticosterone levels (73). Tianeptine also facilitates focused attention behavior in the cat in response to its environment or towards a significant stimulus (74). It was shown to exert improving effects on learning as well as on working memory and on reference memory in rodents (72) and to exhibit vigilance-enhancing effects in rats (75) and monkeys (76)...


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**Thanks for Daily First and FP !! CHEERS **
**also, if you don't like anime-inspired stuff or character archetypes, you probably wont care much for this ..you've been warned**
Well, i am Very happy to be getting this thing up! I worked very hard on this and am very happy with the results - - I have decided to classify it as an "Adventure Drama" as far as genre so keep that in mind
i want to thank all the incredible voice actors who really helped me bring this thing to life. and thanks to monoflauta for helping me code it all together
**Don't forget to find the hidden Scene! There will be one in each episode and it will be adding extra canon plot points - -HINT -- you dont have to click anywhere**
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A lot of hard work
My two cents: You put thought into this project and came up with a decent story. I agree with most of the reviews on the point about a "cookie-cutter anime," but tried and true works. The art could use a little work (one person mentioned arms being too short), but that's why we practice. The voice work was superb, but people only notice the audio when something screws up.
As far as the critiques, I found that the animation started off kinda videogame-esque, like "Hero, here's your quests. Embark on your generic adventure!" There were times when the villain seemed unnecessarially evil, which works if he were prejudice or sadistic, but he seemed a military thpe, so it seemed a bit off. As for the heroes, they appeared to still be vying for each other's approval, which is fine for the trainees, but that one super strong vet seemed a bit hollow for a character.
I'd like to see how this will progress as a series! Keep up the good work. Animating is no small feat, nor is a project of this scale. Good job!
Wasn't interesting
The designs were boring and sub-par and the idea seemed like it was from an anime. I saw alot of resemblence to naruto and if i could make that connection in the first five seconds well then you haven't really pushed this idea. I am not trying to be mean but it really isn't interesting.
To pokemon, naruto bleach, and every other Japanese anime.
Was that a, to be factor in your series?
i am a fan of most shounen anime, so i wont be surprised to hear that quite a bit
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Why'd you spell valentine with an "n"? [the planet's name]
the planet name is Valiton
interesting story please continue
Ah good to see something original and creative. I very much enjoyed this. The voice acting is great, as I'm sure you know. The story is interesting. I'd love to see more.
Some odd things I noticed: Sometimes arms appear too short. Somehow when I pressed replay I got a bunch of odd audio talking about treasure buried under the sand. I thought the audio was another bonus scene at first but maybe its an advertisement.


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- Hypnosis: A Selected Bibliography
- Index of bibliography sections Selected Periodicals (14 entries) Edited Overviews of General Theories of Hypnosis (5 entries) Specific Topics Related to Research into Hypnosis. General single-author overviews, non-special-state views, social andexperimental...
Parapsychology >> Hypnosis
- Tiwaz
- Welcome to Tyr's Aett, the third and final aett (group of eight) of the Elder Futhark. Tiwaz is the name of this aett's first rune in reconstructed Common Germanic. Its name became first Teiws in Gothic, then later Tiw or Tiu in Anglo-Saxon and Tyr in Old...
Divination >> Rune Stones
- What is a Druid?
- According to the New Age Dictionary a Druid is defined as "a member of Celtic priests, poets, healers, and judges in pre-Christian Britain, Ireland, and France." Too the best of our knowledge that is what the Druids were, which implies that they...
Religions >> Druidism
- Berkano
- Berkano, the second rune in the third aett, is the rune for the sound of the letter "B." In the Younger Futhark, it sometimes stood for the sound of "P" as well, since Perthro did not carry over into that Futhark. Its meaning is "birch tree." The beautiful,...
Divination >> Rune Stones
- The Truth Behind the History of the Necronomicon
- I don't think there are many people out there who haven't heard of the Necronomicon and the dreadful things connected with it. We've all heard the theories about how it is a Satanist tool; actual copies of the book are bound in human skin and how you risk...
Deities & Heros >> Chthulu
- Ehwaz
- The third rune of the third aett bears the reconstructed Common Germanic name Ehwaz. Later, its name became Aihws in Gothic (note how archaic Gothic is), and still later, Eh in Anglo-Saxon. If you remember that "k" in Indo-European changed to "h" in Germanic,...
Divination >> Rune Stones
- Story of the Celts: Who are the Celts?
- The ancient Celts were a group of culturally similar peoples who once occupied most of central and western Europe, north of the Greco-Roman world. Perhaps the most common cultural characteristic of the ancient Celts were the Celtic languages, a branch of the...
History & Anthropology >> Celtic & Irish
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- Eugene Onegin. A Novel in Verse by Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin
- Charles Johnston's English translation of Eugene Onegin as his source of inspiration.
- muse.jhu.edu
- Eugene Onegin
- www.pov.bc.ca
- Nabokov as Translator
- Vladimir Nabokov's Translation and Commentary of Alexander Pushkin's Eugene Onegin. By Anna Dergatcheva.
- www.units.muohio.edu
- TRANSLATIONS: Sigizmund Krzhizhanovsky, Eugene Onegin (1936), translation and annotation of the archival document RGALI 1929, op. 1, yed. khr.
- www.princeton.edu
- Eugene Onegin. A Novel in Verse. Tr.
- fmwww.bc.edu
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- Eugene Onegin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- en.wikipedia.org
- Attempts: Eugene Onegin in English: Comparing Translations
- Mar 1, 2009 Eugene Onegin in English: Comparing Translations. One of my more neglected hobbies is comparing poetry translations.
- stephenfrug.blogspot.com
- Pushkin's Poems. English Translation of Pushkin's Eugene Onegin
- Apr 28, 2010 Pushkin's poems, English Translation of Pushkin, Eugene Onegin, English version Yevgeny Onegin and other poems.
- www.pushkins-poems.com
- A.S.Pushkin. Eugene Onegin (tr.Ch.Johnston)
- Feb 10, 2001 Contents. Introduction by John Bayley 9 Translator's Note 29 Eugene Onegin 35 Notes1 234 1 Notes are at end of each chapter.
- lib.ru
- Amazon.com: Eugene Onegin: Translation By Douglas R. Hofstadter
- The supreme poet of the Russian language, Aleksandr Sergeyevich Pushkin has had a checkered existence in English.
- www.amazon.com
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