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To register for MyChart, our patient communication and information system, you'll need the activation code from your enrollment letter.
If you haven't received an activation code, please request one to begin.
To register for MyChart, our patient communication and information system, you'll need the activation code from your enrollment letter.
If you haven't received an activation code, please request one to begin.
Starting December 20, 2019, Community Health Network implemented temporary visitor restrictions at its Indianapolis hospitals due to flu concerns. Before visiting, please check restrictions here >>
As we age, our healthcare needs can become more frequent. Older adults often experience functional decline brought on simply by aging alone. We can become at risk for a variety of conditions that can be challenging for caregivers such as dementia, delirium, and frailty. When selecting a healthcare partner, you can have peace of mind that Community Hospital North, Community Hospital East and Community Heart and Vascular Hospital offer a combination of compassionate care and the expertise to understand and address the physical, psychological, and social needs of older adults.
In 2016, the nursing care team at Community Hospital North instituted the Nurses Improving Care of Healthsystem Elders (NICHE) program. NICHE is a national nurse-driven membership organization that encourages hospitals to adopt its tested principles, protocols and model of care. This innovative program is dedicated to the highest level of care for our aging patients. The NICHE goals fit perfectly with Community's culture of patient-centered care.
Our program is led by a nurse practitioner who specializes in geriatrics, and who helps guide clinicians, care providers, and nursing staff in providing sensitive and responsive geriatric care with an ongoing, high-level dedication to our aging population. NICHE evidence-based principles are embedded across the hospital, which means older adults receive high-quality, interdisciplinary care that leads to better outcomes.
In our program, care for older adults extends beyond health maintenance. Rather, we look for opportunities to improve health beyond a hospital stay or appointment with us. We believe communication with patients and their family members is crucial to providing care and achieving better health outcomes.
Older adults are hospitalized three times more than the general population and that number is expected to grow. Through 2030, more than 10,000 baby boomers will turn 65 every day.
The Geriatric Evaluation & Management (GEM) team is an inpatient, geriatric consult service for individuals hospitalized over the age of 65. This specialized, interdisciplinary care team excels in focusing on the needs of the aging patient during a hospitalization, as well as the needs of both the individual and caregiver at discharge. The GEM team works closely with the primary medical team during an individual's hospitalization to ensure additional support for individuals navigating the aging process.
A part of Community Health Network, the GEM team includes a geriatrician - a physician specializing in the care of older adults - a geriatric nurse practitioner, a social worker case manager, a registered nurse, a pharmacist and a physical therapist. Our clinicians each bring a unique perspective and expertise to an individual's care, and daily rounds assist in creating a unique care plan based on individual and caregiver preferences and needs.
The GEM team's focus is to help older adults stay independent, especially when an acute hospitalization can cause further decline for seniors. Our assessment focuses on common issues related to aging – medication review and utilization, nutrition screening, mobility concerns, memory changes, mood or sleep problems, caregiver resources, and discharge planning. Our team is available to provide assistance and information on desired services and resources available throughout Community Health Network and local communities.
Our clinicians are credentialed with all of the major insurance providers, including Medicare.
The GEM team is currently located at Community North, Community East and Community Heart and Vascular Hospitals. Services are available Mondays through Fridays, excluding holidays.
Braca Cantor, MD, is a proud Hoosier. She received her undergraduate education from DePauw University in Greencastle, IN and it was there she was inducted into the prestigious honor society, Phi Beta Kappa. She then obtained her medical degree from Indiana University School of Medicine in Indianapolis. Her internal medicine residency and a subsequent geriatrics fellowship were completed through St. Vincent in Indianapolis.
Dr. Cantor is a member of the American Geriatrics Society, Indiana Geriatrics Society, American Medical Association, and American College of Physicians. In 2018, her accomplishments in the field of geriatrics were honored when she was named one of the "100 Hoosier Heroes" by the United Way of Central Indiana.
Dr. Cantor brings a unique passion to the field of geriatric care. She has a special interest in cognitive disorders and mental health, with a priority to improve the quality of life for all her patients. She is excited to be part of a team at Community Hospital East that shares these values.
In her free time, Dr. Cantor loves spending time with her husband, two children and huskies. She enjoys reading, listening to oldies and trying new local restaurants.
Angela began her career in health care as a certified nurse assistant at an extended care facility in Muncie, IN when she was in nursing school. After completion of her BSN from Ball State University in 2011 she worked at IU Health Methodist Hospital as a bedside nurse on their Advanced Heart Care Unit or cardiac PCU. Angela obtained her MSN from Ball State University in December of 2016 and started her career as a nurse practitioner with IU Geriatrics working in the Eskenazi House Calls for Seniors program and in extended care.
Angela found her passion for geriatrics early in nursing school and that passion only grew as a bedside nurse when she realized her best days at work were spent caring for older adults. Angela's interests in geriatrics include managing polypharmacy and providing education and support for patients and their families.
In her free time, Angela loves to spend time with her husband Todd and dog Meeko at their home or exploring outdoors. She is very close with her family and enjoys being an aunt to her nieces and nephews.
In December 1992, Brooke graduated with from the University Of California at Berkeley with a BA in Social Welfare. In May 1997, she graduated with a bachelor of science in nursing from Midwestern State University. During her career, she has worked in a variety of nursing areas, including medical surgical, radiology, hospice, oncology and care navigation.
In 2018, after she completed her NICHE training, she knew she wanted to work in geriatrics! She has always been close to her grandparents, so she has a deep appreciation and respect for the geriatric patient population. In junior high, she volunteered at a nursing home behind her school and it was one of her favorite things she has ever done.
In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her family, going out to eat, watching movies, reading and dancing.
Andrea acquired her bachelor of social work degree in 2015 from Ball State University and her master of social work (MSW) in 2017 from IUPUI.
She began her career at Community Health Network in 2016 as a case management intern. She was officially hired in 2017 as an inpatient case manager for the Cardiac PCU and Short Stay Units. More recently, Andrea was a case manager for the Neuro Unit and helped cover all units on the weekend.
Andrea is passionate about supporting and serving neglected and vulnerable population groups, especially older adults. Her goal is to ease the impact of hospitalization on patients and families by helping them navigate the healthcare system, insurance barriers and discharge planning.
In her free time, Andrea enjoys spending time with her husband, August, and their bernese mountain dog, Nana. Andrea also enjoys reading, listening to podcasts and crafting.
Kimberly Moran, RN, MSN, AGNP, received her RN Diploma from St. Elizabeth School of Nursing in 1995. Between 1995 and 2014, Kimberly's professional experience included years in intensive care, management of an interdisciplinary team providing leadership in the care of patients in the home environment, and telehealth care for heart failure, COPD, diabetes and joint replacement patients.
Kimberly furthered her education, obtaining her BSN and MSN at the University of Indianapolis beginning in 2014 through 2017 to strengthen and enhance her skills, knowledge and experience in gerontology due to her passion for the geriatric population and their quality of life. During this time, Kimberly was part of a small team which developed a Reminiscence Therapy program for dementia patients.
Her affiliations include Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing and the American Association of Nurse Practitioners (AANP). She has also assisted with opening a health clinic for a village and treating patients during a 10-day mission trip to Haiti.
Kimberly's interests include spending time with her husband and three children, walking the dog, hiking, and enjoying nature.
Heather acquired her ASN in 2009 from Clarion University and her BSN in 2011 from Waynesburg University. She became gerontology certified in 2012. Prior to coming to Community, her nursing experience included inpatient oncology, long-term care, and veteran outpatient psych and primary care. Her areas of interest include dementia and advanced care planning. Heather completed NICHE Geriatric Resource Nurse Training in 2018 after joining the GEM Team.
In her spare time, Heather enjoys spending time with her husband and their four children, crafting, reading, and outdoor activities.
April is a licensed physical therapist and has been practicing for over 16 years. She obtained her bachelor of science degree from The University of the East in the Philippines. Before she joined Community, April worked at various rehabilitation settings in the Philippines and the USA including outpatient, acute and extended care facilities where she experienced numerous opportunities to provide care and education to the geriatric population. She started as an inpatient medical-surgical physical therapist float with Community in 2006; she transitioned to a staff physical therapist at Community Hospital North the next year. Today, she provides services to patients with various conditions at Community North and Community Heart and Vascular Hospital, including the geriatric population as they experience the normal challenges of aging.
April and her husband, Chad, are close to both of their families and also maintain strong relationships with several groups of friends. Outside of work, April and Chad enjoy traveling, spending weekends in the lake, and cheering for Indiana sports teams.
Erin is a licensed social worker who graduated from Ball State University with a bachelor's degree in social work in 2005. She later received her master's degree in social work from IUPUI. Erin started working with case management at Community Hospital North in December 2015. Prior to joining the Community, Erin worked at the Marion County Public Health Department and CICOA. She has more than 10 years' experience in the social work field. She is excited to be a part of the new geriatric inpatient program at Community North.
Erin lives in downtown Indianapolis and enjoys trying out new places in the city. She also enjoys volunteering, reading, and traveling with family and friends.
Molly received her doctor of pharmacy degree from Purdue University in 2017. She has been a clinical pharmacist at Community Hospital North since 2017. During her time at with the network, she has served as a member of the pharmacy resource team and cross-trained in the behavioral health pavilion and the emergency room. In 2018, Molly transitioned from the resource team to covering the inpatient medical-surgical unit at Community Hospital North.
Molly is passionate about medication safety and improving medication adherence through patient and caregiver education. Her goal is to impact medication use in older adults by identifying barriers to medication adherence, drug interactions, and potentially inappropriate medications.
In her free time she enjoys listening to podcasts, traveling and walking her dog.
Debra graduated from Purdue University with her doctor of pharmacy degree in 2012. She completed a PGY1 pharmacy residency in Wisconsin and has been a clinical pharmacist at Community Hospital North since 2016. She started with the pharmacy resource team then transitioned over to her role as 50/50 pharmacist on the medical-renal-oncology unit at CHN.
In her spare time, Debra enjoys spending time with her dog, Albie, a husky/lab/golden retriever mix as well as hiking, running, cycling and reading.
Darami began her career at Community Health Network in 2008 as a Patient Support Partner. In 2011, she obtained her Bachelors of Science in Nursing degree from Marian University. In 2015, Darami obtained her Master of Science in Nursing with a concentration in Nursing Education from Ball State University. Currently, Darami serves as an Education Specialist, Facility Educator at Community Hospital North. Her role includes assisting with the coordination of NICHE education for staff. Darami has always had a special place in her heart for the geriatric population; no doubt, a result of time spent with her grandparents during summer breaks.
In her spare time, Darami enjoys spending time with her husband and young son. She also enjoys traveling and eating at new restaurants.
Dr. El Hoyek received his doctorate degree from Lebanese University School of Medicine. He completed an internal medicine residency at St. George Medical Center, a family medicine internship/residency at University of North Dakota, and a geriatric fellowship at University of Nevada School of Medicine. He is a certified medical director and most recently served as a hospitalist at Trinity Hospital.
He is a member of AMA, AGS, AMDA, AAFP, and Alpha Omega Alpha. He has a special interest in geriatric syndromes (frailty, fall, gait impairment), dementia/delirium/depression and geriatric acute/post-acute/long term care. He also has an interest in development and implementation of geriatric models of care.
He enjoys skiing, golfing, tennis and travel.
Margaret "Molly" Campbell, RN, MSN, AGPCNP-BC, is the director of inpatient geriatric care at Community Hospital North (CHN). Molly brings more than 10 years of geriatric knowledge and healthcare experience to this new role. She works closely with north region leadership, medical staff, employees, and the public to support the Network mission, vision, and goals in promoting the development of a leading geriatric care model.
Molly received her bachelor of arts degree in gerontology from Miami University in Oxford, OH. She then entered a three-year program at Yale School of Nursing in New Haven, CT, to obtain her RN and master's degree in nursing. Molly's nursing career began as a student nurse and then a registered nurse for cardiothoracic and peripheral vascular patients at Yale New Haven Hospital.
Molly's professional certifications and associations include American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) Certification in Adult and Geriatrics; nurse practitioner license; registered nurse License; CPR trained; American Geriatrics Society member; Indiana Geriatrics Society member; Coalition of Advanced Practice Nurses of Indiana member; and American Academy of Nurse Practitioners member.
For more information about the NICHE and GEM geriatric care programs, please contact Molly Campbell at 317-621-6161 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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The Tracker app makes it easy to find stock of popular Holiday gifts.
You are trying to get your hands on the PS4 Pro Red Dead Redemption 2 Bundle on Amazon? It just was in stock briefly, enough for some The Tracker app users to buy it. This free online inventory tracking app is making it extremely convenient to spot stock of popular products online. You receive a notification on your smartphone when the items you try to score are in stock online. A tap and you are buying the toys, collectibles, video game console, TVs, you name it.
The Tracker app monitors the availability of the Top 20 Holiday Toys 2018 and many more. The curated list of products are in high demand and sell out often. Once the Black Friday 2018 doorbuster deals are announced, you can also get alerted when these coveted Black Friday 2018 deals go on sale.
After downloading the Tracker app for iOS or Android, you find the most popular stock trackers listed on the home screen. You can use the search box on the top right to search for the products you look for. Most likely there is stock tracker available. If an item you look for is missing please let the Tracker app team now in the feedback section of the app or in the comments.
You can also receive all in stock alerts on Twitter @TheTrackerApp in case you want it all without a filter.
To make the most out of the Tracker app, make sure you know about the following tips and tricks:
Tip 1: Amazon hides its offers sometimes in the 3rd party offers. If you get a notification that a product is in stock, but the offer on the main product page is from a 3rd party, check the see all buying option.
Tip 2: In some cases, the restocking is rather small and sold out in seconds. You need to act right at the moment you receive the notification to increase your chances of making the purchase.
Tip 3: Once you have scored the item you wanted, uncheck the "Notify Me" checkmark to stop receiving notifications for the item.
When is Black Friday 2018?
While shops will kick off Black Friday on November 1, the actual Black Friday 2018 is on November 23, the day after Thanksgiving.
Check out the available details so far about the Amazon Black Friday 2018 sale, the Best Buy Black Friday 2018 ad and the Walmart Black Friday 2018 ad and our preview of the Top 10 Black Friday 2018 ads.

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BaseHealth, the creator of the first predictive, evidence-based, and data-driven population health management solution, will demonstrate its analytic platform and highlight the concept of the #InvisiblePatient at the 11th Annual Health 2.0 Fall Conference taking place this week in Santa Clara, Calif.
The company also announced the appointments of Tamara StClaire (@drstclaire) as Chief Operating Officer and Dr. Nick van Terheyden (@drnic1) as Chief Medical Officer. These strategic additions to the executive team build on recent momentum at the company.
The Invisible Patient
In a demo session on "Transforming Care & Insights Through Big Data & Analytics," BaseHealth CEO Jason Pyle will demonstrate how the BaseHealth platform leverages artificial intelligence and machine learning to distill the data from millions of medical journals and patient studies and combine it with individual records to identify "Invisible Patients."
"Invisible patients are the proverbial 'needles in a haystack' within a population. They are people who look healthy on paper, until they hit a tipping point, where they then face one adverse health event after another," said Jason Pyle, CEO, BaseHealth. "With the right medical intervention at the right time, we can change their healthcare trajectory. That's what we do at BaseHealth – find the invisible patients for healthcare professionals so they can intervene both to prevent diseases before they start and control them before it's too late."
At Health 2.0, BaseHealth is also launching an #InvisiblePatient social media campaign, encouraging both show attendees and others following via social media, to show their support for the invisible patient by tagging a selfie or sharing a related story with the #InvisiblePatient hashtag on Twitter or posting with the hashtag to the BaseHealth Facebook page.
Tamara StClaire
Previously the Chief Innovation Officer for Xerox Healthcare, StClaire joins BaseHealth with experience under her belt from a number of healthcare companies, including Roche Diagnostics and Abbott Laboratories. She will lead sales, marketing, and business development efforts at BaseHealth, with a goal of challenging the status quo in healthcare and encouraging providers, accountable care organizations, and payers alike to focus on patient-driven care to not only save lives, but also reduce spend in the push toward value-based care.
Nick van Terheyden
Van Terheyden comes to BaseHealth following a role as Chief Medical Officer at Dell. He brings a distinctive blend of medical practitioner and business strategist, both national and international, to the realm of healthcare technology. At BaseHealth, van Terheyden will bring the physician perspective, helping the company bring practical solutions to market that always keep an eye first and foremost on the patient. Learn more about our team.
About BaseHealth
BaseHealth is the comprehensive predictive analytics company for population health management. The company's proprietary platform leverages machine learning to sift through millions of medical journals and patient records curated by scientists and physicians to offer healthcare providers the ability to identify patients with underlying risks for 43 chronic diseases and prevent costly treatments before they're needed. At BaseHealth, we take the guesswork out of risk and population health management and put science in the driver's seat.
BaseHealth was founded in 2011 by an interdisciplinary team of leading clinical geneticists, healthcare executives, software engineers, and physicians. Learn more at basehealth.com.
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I was supposed to publish this entry around 2AM, but I got sleepy. (Yes! At last you came! I was waiting for you since 9PM.) Of course, I will definitely not going to fight for it. So instead of publishing, I ended up dropping my phone anywhere on the floor and travel to Dream Land. It was another alone time where my head kept on thinking of so many things that I was not sure why it just came in. I won't change everything I wrote that time. Let's just assume that it is around 1AM now.
I was comfortably sleeping but when I tried to close my eyes, my mind is still awake. What a wrong timing moment that it is already early Monday, and the fact that I am going to work, but still I am awake. Err. "What's wrong with you mind?" I think there are things bothering me. I don't want to say any deepest meaning I could think of for this wrong timing but that could be another reason to blame for. "Ano na Car? Hindi ka pa ba matutulog?" So, I picked up my phone and tried to find my sleep by browsing my social accounts, and read some blogsite. I feel that I badly need something to read… anything that would give me interest. I also tried to make a summary of the story that I am recently working on, but then again for the fifth time (? I guess…) I failed to make it into something interesting. It was like a story with so many beginnings but there was like no ending. What's with that right? I am literally wasting my time, and just putting so much pressure in my head. Now, I am trying to feel sleepy, maybe after writing this down. I was in a random thoughts situation again. My life is so random. In a sense that sometimes I was thinking if I have any direction with my life after all. Actually… it is like; I am feeling the same from the last week of December. Those kinds of emotions I don't know why it keeps on making me feel this way. With all honesty, there were really times that I feel my life is not making it worth. I know I am the one who should be making it worthy, but until now I am asking myself… "How? How could I really do that?" Last time I posted that kind of dramatic thing in my Twitter account @mrcrdelrosario:
I feel that I am not making them feel it because I still have nothing to prove. "For how long would I ever just keep on dreaming for something that is so hard to achieve?" That is so serious huh! But yes, I am still stuck. It is something that I should not let in but keeping it in. Sometimes, I am thinking if things could twist. I know it's impossible. There were also times that I was having that mixed emotions that driving me crazy. Am I really overacting? Or I am just worried on what is gonna happen soon? I don't know, but of course, I am somehow afraid. There will be many days to spend again, and I was like… "spend on searching, again? Err." Oh, I am yawning. Is this for real? So, I just have to write things first just to feel sleepy? But wait, I have to finish this one before I go to Dream Land. These past few days, I was seriously thinking for my future, especially during the time that I walk home alone. I was thinking if I could really have a wonderful future. Of course, we all don't have an idea on what is really going to happen, but I was so eager to find an answer for that. I don't know how, so prayer is one thing that I just do to lessen that worries. I just hope that before it happens, I could find first my passion. From there, I could understand more my real purpose. I will just keep on praying. I know God will help me find an answer. Alright! I badly need to sleep now. It is going to be 2AM in 10mins. I have to wake up at 7AM. I hope my alarm clock will work well. Okay. Goodnight everyone! I hope you could also have a wonderful dream tonight! Wait… it should be Goodmornight everyone!


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This time of year usually brings both excitement and nervousness for children and their parents. This week is typically the culmination of a flurry of activity over the final weeks of August, as children prepare for a new term, a new class, perhaps a new school and new friends to be made.
This week though, the traditional back to school emotions have been tempered by the terrible, tragic events in Cavan. Our thoughts today are with three young boys who were due to start back at school with their friends; six-year-old Ryan, 11-year-old Niall, and 13-year-old Liam Hawe.
Their deaths, and the deaths of their parents Clodagh and Alan, are unbearably sad, as were the words of Assistant Garda Commissioner John O'Driscoll this week, "We believe all the answers are within that house."
It's the type of tragedy that makes you hug loved ones that little bit tighter, whether you knew those involved or not. It's hard to imagine the feelings of the family, friends and local community in Ballyjamesduff this week. By all accounts, the Hawes were an average family, both parents were teachers preparing to go back to school, and the family attended a club match the day before their deaths, just like any other day.
They are a family who could have lived anywhere, and this is a tragedy that could, sadly, take place in any community. There have been 30 such murder-suicides in Ireland in the past 16 years, in which more than 40 children have been killed. Truly, no-one knows what goes on behind closed doors, and these sort of tragedies have, heartbreakingly, become more common in recent years.
As children go back to school this week, we think of those who are not.
Samaritans can be contacted 24/7 on 116-123.


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Currently one of the most popular vaporizers in the world, the Volcano Vaporizer by Storz and Bickel raises the bar for high quality desktop vaporizers. The Volcano offers precise temperature controls, convection heating, a balloon inflation system, and a new and improved Easy Valve starter set to provide an exceptional vaporization experience.
The Volcano has exceptional vapor production and is also incredibly easy to use. The device utilizes manual analog temperature control that is adjustable between 130°C-230°C (266°F-446°F). The included Easy Valve Starter Set is the simplest balloon system available, featuring a plug-and-play locking chamber, disposable Easy Valve balloons (x 4), and an Easy Valve balloon adapter which allows you to remake balloons of custom length as needed.
Primary Features of the Volcano Vaporizer:
• Compatible with dry flower and concentrates.
• Convection heating, desktop style design.
• Stainless steel chamber.
• Balloon inflation system, utilizing food grade plastic balloons.
• Vacuum system, with forced air operation.
• Excellent build quality and revolutionary design.
• German engineered.
• Manual temperature control.
• 3 Year limited manufacturer's warranty.
• 180 mm x 200mm (Height x Wide)
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The Volcano Vaporizer Includes:
• 1 x Volcano analog device
• 2 x Air filters
• 1 x Storz and Bickel grinder
• 1 x User manual
• 4 x Easy Valve balloons with mouthpieces
• 1 x Easy Valve with balloon adapter
• 1 x Filling chamber
• 3 x Filling chamber clip
• 1 x Filling chamber ring (blue)
• 1 x Normal screen set
• 1 x Extracts pad set
• 1 x Cleaning brush


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I feel it might be the right time to explain to anyone following my blog that may be on the fence about changing their relationship with their husband for the better. I want you to know a few things that may put you at ease about starting your own FemDom or Female led relationship with him.
What I post on this blog are real events that happen in my FLR, to the faint of heart the short posts may look unbelievable, I know, but their not.
The point I want to make is that all of these posts are the Dominate Female Wife and the submissive husband part of our life. Not the rest of every day, the more conventional part.
Like yours my husband is my protector, my confidant, my rock, he is 200 percent stable I am not, he is a full on guy, I watch TV he doesn't. I am a woman, wife, grandmother, neighbor, church goer, he is super healthy, I am not. Etc.
My point is I think a lot of us women have a lot in common, you can gain a better and much more loving and attentive relationship with leading him. I wish I would have done this when I was in my 20 or 30's instead of my 50's. The reason it is important, I see so many Awesome Women that are not being cared for or being treated right by their Husband.
The sex in my relationship posted on my blog is at best a few hours a day, sometimes due to family obligations it may only be a few hours a week. My gains by dominating him sexually are recognized however all day every day month after month, year after year.
You may say I use my sex as a weapon for control and power over him? true! but why not get the best of both worlds, he wants me in control, admittedly some control he had to be retrained to handle but that's OK. I want to have sex with him because he turns me on and he is my husband, its done on my schedule though. He does run around with a hard-on most of the time but that causes him to be very very attentive to my needs.
Looking back I was just as vanilla as you are now, but look at what I have become!! Look at the gains I have provided for my self, my sex life, my children and grand children by taming my man and having him serve my very essence of a woman. It changed everything.


text: Do you want to know how many countries in Asia and the Pacific have a CRVS coordination mechanism? Are you interested in how ambitious the national targets are for the CRVS Decade? Do you know when countries in Asia and the Pacific aim to be able to produce annual vital statistics reports? This brochure gives an overview of the central elements of the CRVS Decade as well as they key challenges faced by the region to achieve the shared vision that, by 2024, all people in Asia and the Pacific will benefit from universal and responsive civil registration and vital statistics systems that facilitate the realization of their rights and support good governance, health and development. Included in the brochure are countries' baselines and national targets for several of the targets of the Regional Action Framework on CRVS in Asia and the Pacific. Also included, is a status update on the various implementation steps of the Regional Action Framework. For a more in-depth assessment, please see the Report of the Regional Steering Group on CRVS in Asia and the Pacific.


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On Cloud II Running Shoe (Women's)
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The ON Cloud II Running Shoe is more than just a running shoe, in fact, it's kind of an all-day-every-day shoe. That's because it's designed to keep your feet comfortable whether you're pushing for a personal best or just running errands, using ON's signature Speedboard construction and a CloudTec® outsole that cushions while it supports. Abrasion-resistant panels on the outsole, and no-sew construction on the upper improved durability, and the Easy Entry Lacing System eliminates the need to tie your shoes when you're just stepping outside real quick.KEY FEATURES
- CloudTec® outsole uses a series of segmented cushions to offer powerful impact protection while minimizing weight
- Speedboard construction ensures support and energy return stays high without reducing cushion or flex
- Easy Entry Lacing System automatically adapts to your foot, improving comfort and simplifying the entry process
- Support Type: Neutral
- Heel-to-Toe Drop (mm): 6
- Average Weight (oz): 6.5
- Cushioning: Maximal
- Breathable construction uses antimicrobial materials to put your foot in an ideal climate
- No-sew reinforcements and toe cap eliminate chafing and improve durability
- Precision Molded Cushion Pads are designed to securely and comfortable hold heel in place
- Zero Gravity Foam in the mid and outsole absorbs impact and enhances energy return
- Abrasion Pads provide improved durability by resisting wear in key areas
- Dual Density Sockliner cushions and supports every step
- Traditional Laces included in box


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HP V270 27 inch Monitor, Anti-Glare, 1920 x 1080 pixels, 5 ms, Refresh Rate 60Hz,1x HDMI, 1x DVI1, 1x VGA, Black 2KZ35AA
HP V270 27 Inch Monitor 2KZ35AA Description:
Increase productivity and enjoy expansive Full HD views on the HP V270 27-inch Monitor. The narrow bezels, spacious screen and flexible connectivity are optimal for maximum workplace efficiency at an economical price point.
Key features:
· 68.58 cm (27")
· Anti-glare; BrightView Panel; Language selection; LED Backlights; On-screen controls; Plug and Play; User programmable; Anti-static
· FHD (1920 x 1080 @ 60 Hz)
Expansive Views
See more with the generous 27-inch diagonal screen and narrow bezels making it easier for you to maximize productivity while creating a stylish workspace with the large, sleek bezel design.
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The Environmental Working Group (EWG) recently released its 2019 "Dirty Dozen" and "Clean Fifteen" lists — a catalog of conventionally grown fruits and vegetables with the highest and lowest amounts of pesticide residue. Strawberries topped the "Dirty Dozen" list for the third year in row. More than 90 percent of produce sampled, including strawberries, apples, cherries, spinach, nectarines, and kale, tested positive for two or more pesticides.
This year's study revealed that kale is the third-most contaminated fruit or vegetable. Even though kale's popularity as a health food has soared in recent years, the USDA had not tested kale for close to a decade. A single sample of the leafy green contained up to 18 difference residues. The most frequent offender? Dacthal (DCPA), a pesticide that has been banned in Europe since 2009 and was classified as a possible human carcinogen by the Environmental Protection Agency.
A recent French study published in JAMA Internal Medicine surveyed almost 70,000 participants and found that those who ate the most organic food were associated with 25 percent fewer cancers. Other studies have found that higher consumption of pesticide-laden foods can result in fertility problems.
"With EWG's guide, consumers can fill their fridges and fruit bowls with plenty of healthy conventional and organic produce that isn't contaminated with multiple pesticide residues," said Sonya Lunder, senior analyst with EWG.
Take control of what you put in your body with this year's EWG list of the "Dirty Dozen" and the "Clean Fifteen":
The Dirty Dozen:
- Strawberries
- Spinach
- Kale
- Nectarines
- Apples
- Grapes
- Peaches
- Cherries
- Pears
- Tomatoes
- Celery
- Potatoes
+Hot peppers
The Clean Fifteen:
- Avocados
- Sweet corn
- Pineapples
- Sweet peas (frozen)
- Onions
- Papaya
- Eggplants
- Asparagus
- Kiwi fruit
- Cabbages
- Cauliflower
- Cantaloupes
- Broccoli
- Mushrooms
- Honeydew melons
For a full list of where various fruits and veggies rank, visit the EWG website.


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The Charlotte County Office of Emergency Management is cooperating with the State of Florida to register residents with special needs to receive assistance during a disaster. The registry also allows facilities that provide assistance to individuals with special needs a system to register. The statewide registry provides first responders with valuable information to prepare for disasters or other emergencies.
Providing as much information as possible will allow emergency management officials to plan accordingly for future disasters. You will be e-mailed periodically to verify the information provided is correct and to make any necessary changes. Individual surveys will be archived after one year if not verified and facility surveys will be archived after six months if not verified.
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Marble Run Deluxe
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On the left are a couple of our players. On the right are a few players of the opposing team.
Not sure what they're feeding those boys up there, but apparently it's not the same thing we're giving our guys! Yikes! I'm just thankful that our boys made it through the game without any serious injuries!!


text: 'We are a small but highly specialized and dynamic group.' A New Community Piroli Group Developments next year will complete one of the most ambitious projects in its history. The company in 2009 acquired 13 acres of land in Leamington, Ontario, that it has developed into commercial and residential properties. The initial development on the property, known as Seacliff Center, is a four-building commercial project the company completed in 2013. Two years later, the company completed work on Seacliff Heights I, a 105-unit apartment building. Seacliff Heights I was the first new rental development built in Leamington in nearly 30 years, the company says. Seacliff Manor, a 117-unit senior housing development offering independent living, assisted living and memory care options, opened in 2016. Piroli Group Developments in June started work on Seacliff Heights II, a $28 million, 105-unit apartment building located near the Seacliff Heights I building. The company has completed work on three of Seacliff Heights II's six stories and expects to complete the building in November 2018, Rob Piroli says. The 156,000-square-foot building features a steel frame with precast concrete floors. Unit amenities include fireplaces and extended 9-foot-high ceilings. Building amenities include a theater room and a common room. Seacliff Heights II, like its predecessor, will also include an outdoor courtyard area with a pool, hot tub and lounge area. The development is located near miles of sandy beaches along the north shore of Lake Erie. Other community amenities include 18 wineries and "all the conveniences of a town with a laid-back, waterfront lifestyle," Piroli Group Developments says. Seacliff Heights II is located on a separate parcel of land from Seacliff Heights I, which is almost fully rented out. Construction is taking place within a fenced-in area separated from the existing Piroli Group is targeting increased development in Windsor, Ontario. building. "We run a pretty tight ship," Piroli says of the site's safety plan. "Everything is going very well." Piroli Group Development is working hand-in-hand with several others to ensure the project runs smoothly. "The town of Leamington has been very helpful, and is very excited about the project," Rob Piroli says. The company has long-established relationships with many of the subcontractors and tradespeople working on the project. "We have repeat relationships with many of our subcontractors, and some have been working with us more than 15 years," he adds. New Markets Piroli Group Development's roots are in Leamington, which is Rob Piroli's hometown and where the company was founded. The company moved its offices to Windsor from Leamington 20 years ago. While the company continues to seek opportunities in Leamington, it hopes to do more developments similar to the Seacliff projects in nearby communities including Windsor. "We want to expand further," Piroli notes. « 113 NOVEMBER 2017 CONSTRUCTION-TODAY.COMhttp://www.CONSTRUCTION-TODAY.COM


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Bariatric surgery is associated with decline in risk of melanoma
Bariatric surgery is associated with a 61% fall in the risk of developing malignant melanoma skin cancer, and a 42% drop in the risk of skin cancer in general, according to a study by researchers from the University of Gothenburg, Sweden, presented at the European Congress on Obesity in Vienna, Austria.
Melanoma is a deadly skin cancer, the incidence of which has increased steadily in many countries of the world, especially high-income countries. For example, in the UK, cases have more than doubled since the 1990s, and it is the fifth most common cancer in men and women, with over 15,000 cases each year and more than 2,000 deaths. In addition, The American Cancer Society estimates that roughly 91,270 new melanomas will be diagnosed in the US in 2018 - about 55,150 in men and 36,120 in women - and that about 9,320 people will die of the malignancy.
Obesity is an established risk factor for cancer and some studies indicate that intentional weight loss sometimes reduces the risk. However, evidence for a link between obesity, weight loss, and malignant melanoma is limited.
In this study, Dr Magdalena Taube and colleagues from University of Gothenburg, used data from the matched Swedish Obese Subjects (SOS) study - a prospective controlled intervention trial examining bariatric surgery outcomes - to analyse the impact of weight loss on melanoma incidence.
The surgery group consists of 2007 subjects who chose surgical treatment, and the control group consists of 2040 individuals matched for 18 variables (including sex, age, anthropometric measurements, cardiovascular risk factors, psychosocial variables, and personality traits). To analyse malignant melanoma incidence, statistical tests were used to compare time to first melanoma cancer diagnosis between the surgery and control groups. In additional analyses, risk ratios between the surgery and control groups were compared.
The authors found that bariatric surgery markedly reduced the risk of melanoma. Over a median follow-up time of 18 years, they observed a 61% reduced risk of malignant melanoma and a 42% reduced risk of skin cancer in general compared to controls given usual obesity care.
"In this long0term study, bariatric surgery reduced the risk of malignant melanoma," the authors concluded. "This finding supports the idea that obesity is a melanoma risk factor and indicates that weight loss in individuals with obesity can reduce the risk of a deadly form of cancer that has increased steadily in many countries over several decades."


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2011 / 6月
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Chang Chiung-fang /photos courtesy of Lan Chun-hsiao /tr. by Scott Williams
Massive blackouts and brownouts followed Japan's March 11 Tohoku earthquake. Businesspeople in the Tokyo and Osaka areas immediately turned for help to Ma Chen-chi, a professor of chemical engineering at Taiwan's National Tsing Hua University (NTHU). They were seeking easily installed and removed small-scale wind-driven turbines to provide urgently needed electrical power to disaster victims.
Transportation difficulties prevented any of Taiwan's small wind turbines from quickly getting to the disaster zone, but they attracted attention nonetheless.
Given the tightness of contemporary energy supplies and worries about the safety of nuclear power, will we see widespread use of small and medium-sized wind turbines? Will the industry take off?
Most people are familiar with the giant white turbines that tower over the Gao-mei Wetlands and the Hsin-chu-Harbor-area coastline. But they often overlook the many small and medium-sized wind turbines generating power that surround them in their everyday lives.
Such turbines really are everywhere. You'll find them on the quaint old streets of Danshui, along the Taoyuan stretch of National Highway 1, at elementary schools in Zhuwei and Danshui, and on the campus of National Taiwan Univer-sity of Science and Technology and NTHU.
For example, there's a streetlamp with its own hybrid wind and solar power system on the right side of the road as you enter the NTHU campus. The installation consists of three or four turbine blades spinning atop the lamp pole, a small solar panel, and an LED light fixture. Because the turbine is so much smaller and quieter than a large-scale windmill, it's easy to miss.
Images of windmills and idyllic scenes of the Netherlands tend to leap to mind at the mention of wind power.
The world's first wind-driven grain mill was built in the Netherlands in the 12th century. The Danes developed a wind-powered electrical generator in the 19th century. The Americans began to commercialize wind-generated electricity in the 20th century, but it was the French who developed the first small-scale (100-300 kilowatt) wind-driven turbine and kicked off the era of small wind.
Taiwan began developing small and medium-sized turbines five years ago, and NTHU's "Green Energy Development Team" has done stellar work in the field.
The team works on "three-in-one" hybrid power systems that combine wind and solar power with storage. The university formed the team around Yip Ming-chuen, a professor in the Department of Power Mechanical Engineering, Ma Chen-chi, a chaired professor in the Department of Chemical Engineering, and Pan Ching-tsai, a professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering. The team, which brings together expertise in the fields of nanomaterials, mechanics of materials, and electrical networks, has been working diligently to develop better small vertical-axis wind power systems.
It costs little to generate electricity from wind power. According to Ma, wind generates electricity at a cost of less than NT$2 per kilowatt-hour, versus roughly NT$3 per kWh for coal and NT$11 per kWh for diesel.
"But wind is variable, sometimes strong, sometimes weak," says Ma. "Currently, that's its biggest constraint." And not every location can be exploited for wind power.
Taiwan's prime wind sites-those that meet the internationally recognized economic viability standard of having winds of at least five meters per second for at least 2,500 hours per year-consist of only the stretch between Hsin-chu and Zhu-nan, Mai-liao Township in Yun-lin County, and the Zhongtun area of -Penghu.
Given the variability of the wind, the new trend in green energy has been to use wind and solar power in a complementary fashion.
Typically, sunny days mean little wind, and windy days mean little sun. Neither sun nor wind is a perfect solution by itself, but they complement one another very well.
Take the wind-solar hybrid streetlamp on the NTHU campus, for example. NTHU may be located in the windy city, but the area's strong monsoonal winds blow only from October to April. There's hardly a breath of breeze to stir the turbine blades in the summer, leaving the lamp dependent on its solar panel for power. Even so, over the year as a whole, the lamp gets four times as much power from the wind as it does from the sun.
The main reason that wind generates more electricity than the sun has to do with the conversion ratio. The conversion ratio for wind energy to electrical energy is in the 30-40% range, while that for solar energy is just 10-20%. In the case of the 300-watt wind-solar streetlamp on the NTHU campus, one day's good wind can power the lamp for three to four days.
The hybrid generating system routes wind and solar power through a voltage regulator, then converts the DC current into AC, and stores the power in a storage system. This power can be used where generated or the system can be linked to the grid and the power used as part of a household's electrical supply. (Current is drawn from Taipower only after that generated by the system is exhausted.)
The rated power of a turbine is related to the turbine's swept area and the cube of wind speed. In other words, the bigger the blades and the taller the turbine's tower (wind speeds are higher at altitude), the more power produced. For example, a 1.65 megawatt wind turbine mounted atop a 78-meter tower has a blade diameter of 82 meters and generates about 4.3 megawatt-hours per year, enough to power about 970 homes.
But such large wind power generators may impact air safety, could damage their surroundings in an earthquake or typhoon, and are a noise hazard. Since no one can safely live within 200 meters of them, they must be built in remote locations or even offshore. In addition, wind power projects of this size are subject to environmental impact reviews. But small wind is more flexible in terms of its siting and doesn't require an environmental impact assessment. It can even be integrated into the built environment, cohabiting with buildings, parks, and farms.
But Ma points out that while small wind is less constrained by location, buildings and trees interfere with airflow. In urban areas, it is best suited to rooftops. Given that limitation, it might be more aptly called "rooftop power."
The Taiwan Small and Medium Wind Turbine Association (TSMWTA) currently has 39 members. According to Su Mei-hui, the group's deputy secretary-general, the high price of infrastructure such as power plants and power grids is encouraging many nations to install distributed generation systems in remote areas beyond the reach of their power grids.
Following the trail blazed by solar power, small wind has been a supplemental power option since 2009. Government subsidies vary from nation to nation, ranging from 30% in the US to 60% in Korea.
Taiwan began purchasing green power last year at a rate of NT$11 per kWh of solar power and NT$7 per kWh of small wind.
Su says that Taiwan's small (400 W to 150 kW) wind turbine industry is beginning to grow rapidly. The last three years have seen companies leaping into the business, and shipments have soared from over 4,000 units in 2009 to a projected 47,000 units in 2011. The industry's production value has also skyrocketed from something over NT$100 million in 2009 to a projected NT$1.7 billion this year.
"There's a huge market for small wind," says Su, explaining that people keep coming up with new applications for small and medium-sized turbines. In addition to providing power to remote areas, for household use, and for traffic signals and lights, such turbines are now also being deployed on yachts and fishing boats, particularly on the lakes of mainland China and Vietnam, where small wind is reducing diesel expenses.
Moreover, since the key technologies for large wind power systems are controlled by American and European firms, Taiwan must import most of the components of such systems. But Taiwan can go it alone on small wind systems. We have a solid foundation in all the technologies related to its production, from the manufacture of composite blades to that of the electrical control systems and the bases. Taiwanese small wind is well positioned to grow and create its own niches. Given that these efforts are being supported by outstanding R&D teams, the future looks bright.
Take the small wind system developed by NTHU, which utilizes composite blades and a vertical-axis design.
Vertical-axis turbines differ from horizontal-axis systems in the direction of the axis of rotation of the turbine's blades.
Horizontal-axis systems are very loud. (The noise created by the blade tips is in direct relation to the fifth power of the speed at which the turbine rotates.) They also kill birds and won't spin unless they are facing into the wind. As a result, some 22 US states bar the installation of horizontal-axis small wind turbines in urban and residential areas.
Vertical-axis systems, on the other hand, are quiet, safe, easy to install, and turn no matter what the direction of the wind.
Crucial to a system's longevity is the material from which its blades are made.
Manufacturers in Taiwan and abroad used to use stainless steel or aluminum for the blades. But the blades, which had relatively small cross sections, corroded badly in three years of testing in the icy, sandy conditions of Inner Mongolia.
NTHU developed a turbine blade made from a polymer composite consisting of glass or carbon fibers and corrosion-resistant polyvinyl resin. The blades are safe and easy to install virtually anywhere, providing portable power whether sited atop a commercial highrise, in an amusement park, neighborhood or park, or on a farm or school campus.
Blades made from the composite material are only about one-fifth the weight of those made from older materials, and are more easily turned by the wind. Typical small wind systems need only light winds (3.4-5.4 meters per second) to generate power, but the NTHU vertical system works in as little as two meters per second.
Even more amazing is that the strength and design of the blades gives them a functional life of 15-17 years.
Small wind systems currently utilize recyclable lithium iron phosphate batteries to store power, but NTHU and Bei-jing's Tsing-hua University are now working together on the development of third- and fourth-generation environmentally friendly all-vanadium redox flow batteries.
Small wind has numerous strengths, but most of the systems presently manufactured in Taiwan are destined for export. According to the TSMWTA, Taiwan exported some 79% of the small wind systems it produced in 2010, with 64% going to mainland China.
Ma says that the mainland is making an aggressive move into wind and solar power and that wind turbines from around the world dot the broad Hoh-hot Plains of Inner Mongolia, hybrid wind-solar systems from Taiwan among them. Nowadays, the shepherds of Inner Mongolia don't ride horses, they ride electric motorcycles. They are also installing solar panels on the outside of their families' yurts. Nowadays, even convenience stores are selling solar systems.
Why don't we see small wind systems and solar panels on every rooftop in Hsin-chu? The main reason is that power in Taiwan is cheap and small wind systems aren't. There's simply no incentive for people to buy them.
NTHU vice president Yip Ming-chuen, the force behind the school's "low-carbon, green-energy campus" program, says it takes at least a decade to earn back a hybrid wind-solar streetlamp's nearly NT$200,000 cost through energy savings. Such high costs have prevented large-scale installation of the devices. As a result, the school has just six that it is using for research purposes.
NTHU and the Hsin-chu City Government have now created the "Small and Medium-sized Wind Power System Demonstration and Testing Platform" to promote the lamps. Under the program, a row of the hybrid street lamps will be set up along the shore of Qing-cao Lake and alongside the Taiwan Pavilion (relocated from the Shang-hai World Expo, and due to open in Hsin-chu at the end of the year).
But demonstration projects are only worth so much. If we hope to deploy the technology on campuses, in communities, and around ordinary homes, discounts are going to be crucial.
Right now, a 300 W small wind system costs NT$100-120,000. The kind of system necessary to provide the 3 kW a typical home uses or the 5 kW consumed by a farm runs NT$400-500,000. Consequently, there's just no incentive to buy small wind.
Will our built landscape someday incorporate small wind systems turning atop every home? Su argues that electricity is just too cheap right now. Most homes use less than 330 kWh per month at a cost of only NT$2.68 per kWh. Moreover, wind conditions vary greatly across the island, making it unlikely that small wind will be implemented islandwide. At the present time, its use is generally lim-ited to outdoor facilities and public spaces, such as streetlamps and fishponds, on farms and schools, and in parks.
Ma, on the other hand, is very positive on the market's outlook, arguing that prices will fall if production capacity grows. He forecasts that in three to five years the price of a 300 W system will fall below NT$100,000 and that of a 3 kW system will drop to NT$200-300,000. At those prices, buyers would earn back their costs in about 10 years. He believes that if we simplify the process for having Taipower purchase green energy from producers, rooftop power generation could have a very bright future in Taiwan.


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Short Forms and Adolescence
Short Forms and Adolescencehttp://blog.univ-angers.fr/shortformsandadolescence/ CFP for a three-day conference at the University of Angers, France
Organizers: François Hugonnier and Karima Thomas
June 19-21, 2019 Guest speaker: Michael Cart (USA)
https://www.harpercollins.com/author/cr-100684/michael-cart/ The concept of adolescence, which emerged in a 19th-century occidental context, has evolved towards the birth of "the teenage group as a specific age in life" (C. Cannard, 2012). Several research projects have dealt with the cultural landscape of adolescents (a broader term than "teenager", both of which are worth exploring), yet the specific articulations of adolescence and short forms have mostly remained uncharted. Moreover, while academic research on short forms and childhood has been carried out, these forms have rarely been addressed in the context of young adulthood. From the vantage point of various fields, including literature, visual arts, history, sociology and psychology, adolescents will be envisioned not only as consumers, producers and innovators of short forms, but also as objects of representation in a large corpus. The conference sets out to explore whether specific links bind adolescence to short forms. Because of their density, especially by use of intersemiotic references, short forms echo the double constraint of the spoken and the unspoken that defines the in-betweenness of adolescence. The semantic and poetic compactness typical of the short form's economy resonates with the questioning of adolescents seeking cognitive and emotional resources that provide both challenges and comfort. Finally, the short form is a laboratory for astounding experiments which potentially meet the creative needs of adolescents. Abstracts may address the following aspects, among others:
1. The poetics of the short form - Short forms in the adolescent group, both new and old (as some manifestations can be traced back to the Middle Ages).
- Graffiti, traces on walls, inscriptions in penitentiaries, stand-up, happenings, rap, hip-hop, slam, slogans (May 1968), one-line poems, beat poetry.
- Rock songs, poems and other counter-culture outputs aimed at a specific teenage audience since the 1950s.
- Short story collections and cycles aimed at ─ or featuring as protagonists ─ teenagers (Joyce Carol Oats, Small Avalanches; Alice Munro, Lives of Girls and Women; James Joyce, Dubliners; Rudyard Kipling, Mowgli Stories; John Steinbeck, The Red Pony, Nadine Gordimer, Jump).
- Literary classics (Poe, Dickens, Shelley, Shakespeare, Wilde, Brontë) adapted for a teenage audience (Sarah K. Herz & Donald R. Gallo, From Hinton to Hamlet: Building Bridges Between Young Adult Literature and The Classics, 2005).
- Multimodal outputs and adaptations (films, series, comics).
- The advent of new technologies (hyperliterature, blogs, tweets, etc.).
2. Reception/production of short forms by teenagers - Social networks and fan fiction, chronicles.
- Collaborative reception/production practices on the internet.
- The blurring of the frontier between reception and production by adolescents (see Convergence Culture. Where old and New Media Collide, 2006).
- Self-publication of literary short forms on line, self-production and diffusion of short films and songs, user-friendly tutorials enabling fast access to video games.
- The pedagogical and didactic use of short forms in teaching, especially languages: traditional short forms (morceaux choisis) as well as contemporary ones.
3. Some thematic aspects - Identity construction: identity might be assessed based on narrative, graphic, musical or theatrical productions. Among its dominant manifestations are traces of the quest for identity (inscriptions on a wall, journal, names and nicknames, pseudos, signatures by rappers, youtubers, graffiti artists).- Metamorphosis and mutation: the physical, psychological and moral changes of adolescents are recurrent themes in literature and the arts. These changes include phases of initiation, transformation and coming of age (Margaret Atwood's Moral Disorder, Eudora Welty's The Golden Apples); the development of sexual, ethnic and political awareness (Sherwood Anderson's I Want to Know Why; the TV series 13 Reasons Why); issues of integration/exclusion and marginality; the questioning of authority (Roberta S. Trite, Disturbing the Universe. Power and Repression in Adolescent Literature, 2012).- Trauma: the expression and representation of trauma might be studied through various angles─psychological, historical, sociological, literary and artistic.
Authors from diverse backgrounds are invited to submit 300-word abstracts (in English or French) and brief 50-word biographies to Karima Thomas (email@example.com) and François Hugonnier (email@example.com) by January 31, 2019.
Scientific committee:
Elke d'Hoker (University of Leuven)Emily Eells (University of Paris-Nanterre)Margo Lanagan (Australian author)Simonetta Valenti (University of Parma)Martine Hennard Duteil de La Rochère (University of Lausanne)Shannon Wells-Lassagne (University of Bourgogne)Cécile Meynard (University of Angers)Manuelle Peloille (University of Angers)Raúl Caplán (University Grenoble-Alpes)Emmanuel Vernadakis (University of Angers)Anne-Laure Fortin-Tournès (University of Le Mans)Eric Pierre (University of Angers)Aubeline Vinay (University of Angers)


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Lorraine Duff
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Lorraine Duff
B.Arch (Hons) – Deakin University
Lorraine is an experienced architect, who has consistently delivered high quality service for projects throughout the Geelong region and beyond.
Lorraine brings her past experience to BHA of project delivery in retail, education, aged care, childcare, commercial and residential sectors, obtained over 25 years in the industry.
Her experience through all stages of the project delivery process, together with her practical and knowledgeable approach, ensure the production of designs that are functional, innovative and individual.
Lorraine also ensure that project solutions are sustainable, cost effective and of high quality. Her skills and broad experience also ensure that analysis of in house and external consultants documents are undertaken with thorough detail to ensure accurate co-ordination.
Management skills are utilised both internally and externally, with project programming and resource allocation a strength that is regularly called upon.
Lorraine also has extensive experience with administrating contracts and liaising with site to ensure timely communication and decision making is a priority.


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winery: OREMUS
location: Tolcsva
year: 1975
alcoholic content: 5,8 % vol
residual sugar content: 412 g/l
acidity: 15,3 g/l
sugarfree extracts: 116,9 g/l
content: 0,5 l
Bottled 1993.
margin sceme acc. §25a UStG.
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"This is serious nectar of the gods stuff. Especially, I must add, when drank out of Riedel's Sauterne glass... Colour was a viscous dark brown - motor oil anyone? Beautiful nose, the type that would cause smiles to break out across the room - preserved plums, raisins, chocolate, Christmas cake spices, earth, mahogany - almost umplummable depth, yet with lots of freshness. Palate was thick and viscous as one would expect, even thicker than maple syrup, but had some freshness lifting a hugely concentrated flavour spectrum of apricots, prunes, dried figs, raisins and orange peel that just opens up and spreads in the mouth. The finish just about explodes, and keeps lingering on and on. A stunning wine ... this bottle is one the very best sweet wines I have had in my life ... And who would have thought, it was delicious when paired with cold crab roe. 96 Points"
Winekakis' Dinner at Asia Grand Restaurant,
Singapore (2009)
"A brilliant bottle to end a brilliant night... It had same motor-oil brown tones, with an incredible nose of treacle and molasses, dried figs, and preserved dates and plums, with a nice layer of chocolaty accents, a hint of liquered cherries and just a touch of earthiness - really rich, deep, compelling aromas. Wonderful. As on the previous bottle, the palate was super rich and thick, almost viscous in mouth, as if one took the yummiset handful of raisins and spiced plums, some toasted nuts and dried figs and cherry chocolates, mixed them with drizzles of honey and molasses, a toss of earthy spice, and then just melted the whole thing into a bottle of heavenly nectar... This was an amazing wine. Aged, yet ageless. It is absolutely delicious now, but will probably still be good 50, 60 or more years down the road. 96 Points"
End of the World Dinner, Nicolas Restaurant,
Singapore (2012)
"Nectar of the gods. sweat licked off angels. 98 Points"
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I work within an integrative counselling model, which offers me the flexibility to work with you in a way which you find most helpful. This could be short term counselling, for example to help reduce anxiety or stress. It could be longer term counselling to explore past issues which are having a negative affect on your life and happiness now.
I work with my clients to form a strong working alliance between us, building trust, honesty, and mutual respect in order to provide an environment of open exploration into whatever is troubling you.
Some people find is difficult to express their feelings in words, so I often work with the transpersonal, other forms of communication. This could be using creative ways to work, for example drawing, or sand play therapy. It could be working with metaphor, or helping a client link their emotions to physical feelings. Everyone is different, so I aim to ensure each person is comfortable with the way we work together.
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When it comes to buying a new car there are a number of choices that we need to make regarding the different aspects of the car. The key issue is the budget that we allot for the car and the price that we want to pay. The secondary issues might be the specifications of the car, which include the engine, accessories, handling, road grip and color of the car.
Step 1
When a person goes into the market in order to buy a new car, he might be very confused about the primary and the secondary issues that I discussed above.
Step 2
However, the secondary issues can somehow be negotiated. We can take the suggestions of our family regarding the specifications of the car or otherwise we can discuss with the friends. Furthermore, we can get the information about the specifications on the internet.
Step 3
There are many websites that give vast information about the specifications of the car and some also provide the videos. So, as I said these secondary items can be catered with less effort.
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The main issue is regarding the price that we want to pay for the required specifications. For a layman it is quite difficult to negotiate the best price for the car of required specifications. In the market every car dealer would be in favor of earning higher profits, in order to bypass it's customer and contrary to it the buyer would be in favor of paying the least price for the required car, amongst all the suppliers, which would be the best price for the buyer.
A buyer is not supposed to mention the qualities of the car in front of the buyer, as this would depreciate his own negotiating power and this would compromise his conquest of best price. The buyer is supposed to visit the whole market in order to have an idea about the price of the required car.
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In this way it would be helpful for the buyer to negotiate for the best price of the car. The buyer should not be unaware about the price of the car. Otherwise it would not be possible for the buyer to buy a car at the best price, and the supplier would take a benefit of the unawareness of the buyer.
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Why someone that has male genes and normal male genitals feels as a girl? and vice verse?
In the far past, some thought it was the action of demons.
Later some thought it was a mental disorder
Even nowadays some think it is the influence of the media, social media, family and society
A lot of people, even gender tnerapists and experts, have no explanation
Some use Latin terms talking in English, showing they know nothing, imagining things as autogynephilias or terms like this to say nonsense in old languages. I believe soon they will try to talk in Old Egyptian hieroglyphs
Others, intend to do reparative therapy, as the negation of reality. More nonsense, with big governmental loans to develop so bad ideas. A big waist of time and money
There is a good rational and scientific explanation. A summary of the explanation is as follows
QUANTUM MIND abstract
The Problem: What is Mind? Does it have an independent nature from matter as thought Descartes? How is it formed? Why it exists?
Points of Principle: There is only a tissue, a reality, very fine grained (but with finite resolution) and microscopic (for us). Macro structures (from atoms to galaxies, etc) are formed by chemistry (inter relation of particles). That reality, ALL REALITY, is quantic (exists in Hilbert spaces as state spaces). We, carbon based organisms, we are consequence of carbon chemistry, and to survive we need to be governed by a central control system trough sensors that perceive the environment, external and internal. That ontologic point of view is NOT THE TRADITIONAL. Usually in physics, WHAT WE PERCEIVE IS CONSIDERED ONTICALLY REAL, and quantum superpositions (coherence, path integrals, multiple histories, are considered as mathematical and logic tools only). on the contrary our ontologic point of view considers quantum reality absolutely REAL , PHYSICALLY REAL, and our PERCEPTION, ontically an over simplification of what is real.
Main Thesis:
1.The quantum decoherence we perceive (we don't perceive the quantum coherence, superpositions and multiple parallel histories) is due NOT TO A DECOHERENCE of the REALITY (by any collapse or by the environment), but it happens only IN OUR PERCEPTION, due to the difference of resolution between the fine grained reality and our coarse grained synaptic sensors.
2. MIND IS THE ENTANGLEMENT between the reality out there (external to our organism) and inside us (from inside our visceral body), and our neural sensors, generating a flux of coarse grained neural information, that worked by brain structures generate the sense of perception (visual, auditive, etc), which reworked by the brain, generates sensations, sentiments, memories, sense of identity, pain, pleasure, thoughts, etc.
3. MIND GENERATES OUR SENSE OF DECOHERENT UNIVERSE. That decoherent universe is not real, it is an over simplification as a mean universe. We perceive means that don't exist, and we can't perceive superpositions, parallel histories and coherence that exists. MIND IS THAT DECOHERENT UNIVERSE and vice versa. THEY ARE FULLY ENTANGLED AS ONE SOLE THING, we may consider a MIND-UNIVERSE, as a mental universe.
1. Descartes was wrong. The res extensa generates res cogitans autonomously, with no need of nothing more than itself.
2. Decoherence is only in the mind. Reality NEVER COLLAPSES OR IS DECOHERENT
3. Mind due to the way it is generated (as the entanglement of information from a fine grained source to a coarse grained sensor), perceives an arrow of time. Reality is not time biased. THE WAY WE EXIST LIMITS US TO PERCEIVE (and live) inside an arrow of time
4. So we perceive a small part of a much more complex reality. We are limited inside our perception. It is impossible for each of us to perceive something out of our universe of perceptions. We may not leave our mind. Our mind is a real matrix.
5. AI (artificial intelligence) is much more dangerous for organic organisms than we may thought now.
6. Reality is not a thing, but a full logical possibility of all things. .
7. All living organisms, each and every living organism, generate its own mind-UNIVERSE (from a unit cell to complex organisms). Each mind-UNIVERSE is an orthonormal basis of reality in a space of Hilbert states . Every living, cell until an elephant, or man, every living individual, is a base, a dimension in a Hilbert space, which have a number of endless but numerable dimensions. So each one of us we are orthonormal to each other between us, we are orthonormal, that is, each mind-UNIVERSE is impenetrable by any other mind.
8. We can say that perception is a Feynman diagram of reality. Organisms perceive reality through, and only through Feynman diagrams. As Feynman diagrams are real, our perceptions are real. As Feynman diagrams do not show all reality, we cannot perceive the whole reality as it is with our perception.
. 9. A Feynman diagram describing a reality is not quantum entangled with the reality that it represents. PERCEPTION is a Feynman diagram quantum entangled with the reality that it represents.
10. Common Feynman diagrams are then appropriate tools for the study of mental phenomena. Mappings in spaces of configuration of mental processes are the most appropriate instruments and methods for the study of mental processes.
How do you find more information
ABOUT BRAIN's GENDER Dr.Torres did write and publish in 1998, using the nick name of Martha Freitas, a book about her researches. Unfortunately there is not an English translation. Only the original in Portuguese. MEU SEXO REAL (My Real Sex) , editora Vozes, 1998..
ABOUT BRAIN's GENDER Dr.Torres did write her MSc. dissertation named GENDER: FROM THE MYTH TO REALITY, but unfortunately there is not an English translation. Only the original in Portuguese at Universidade Gama Filho, Rio de Janeiro, Brasil, 2002.
ABOUT BRAIN's GENDER Research our free library. A lot of papers in English and Portuguese are there from Dr.Torres. Also from Prof. Italiano, among others. You may access Pubmed and ArXiv trough there. Look for the papers by DR.GUNTHER DORNER, one of the fathers of the idea of the sex of the brain. Also DICK SWAAB and his research in human brains, alive and dead. Try also Bonsall, Resko, and their important research about rhesus primate's brains, and Pfaff, etc ... Take your time!
ABOUT THE GENERATION OF MIND BY THE BRAIN: The illusion of the perception of a decoherent reality Research our free library. A lot of papers in English and Portuguese are there from Dr.Torres also about this important subject. Dr.TORRES argues that MIND IS GENERATED BY THE QUANTUM ENTANGLEMENT between THE QUANTUM REALITY OUT THERE AND SYNAPTIC SENSORS. That quantum entanglement happens between a very fine grained reality and coarse grained synapses. There is a big lost of information in that process, which promotes the quantum decoherence IN OUR PERCEPTIONS, and the PERCEPTION OF HIGHER ENTROPY AND the ARROW of TIME. (To understand minimally the subject of quantum coherence and decoherence try THE QUANTUM MECHANICS THEORETICAL MINIMUM by LEONARD SUSSKIND, and also QED by RICHARD FEYNMAN). Dr.Torres considers to explain how and why PERCEPTION PERCEIVES QUANTUM DECOHERENCE, the Doctorate Thesis from Dr. JOHANES KOFFLER from The Institute of Physics from VIENNA UNIVERSITY in Austria, from 2008. and so on (also you have a link at our library to ArXiv library in physics and mathematics where you may find Dr. Koffler full doctorate thesis, etc etc etc.. Take your time!
ABOUT THE GENERATION OF MIND BY THE BRAIN: Mind is generated by the quantum entanglement of the reality with brain sensors. The information generated by the sensors is worked and reworked internally. This process generates perception, sensations, ideas, memories, SELF PERCEPTIONS, GENDER SELF PERCEPTION... . Much mote than that. That process generates a universe. A decoherent MIND-UNIVERSE. We may not split the universe from our mind, nor our mind from the universe. THEY ARE ENTANGLED. THEY ARE ONE AND THE SAME THING Research our free library. A lot of papers in English and Portuguese are there from Dr.Torres also about this important subject. Dr.TORRES argues considering the EPR paradox and the BELL's INEQUALITIES, we may prove MIND IS GENERATED BY THE BRAIN that has its synaptic sensors entangled with the reality out there.That MIND IS GENERATED BY THE QUANTUM ENTANGLEMENT between THE QUANTUM REALITY OUT THERE AND SYNAPTIC SENSORS. When something is quantically entangled it follows Bell's inequalities. And that is precisely what happens with our mind. All our mind perceives is real, but is non local. The tree i see is effectively in two places, it is real and not local. IT IS EFFECTIVELY OUT THERE, AND IT IS EFFECTIVELLY INSIDE MY HEAD, INSIDE MY BRAIN. SO IT IS REAL AND NON LOCAL. If you consider JOHN BELL's inequalities... So mind is the result of quantum entanglement. Good textbooks to study this are those by the important physicist HENRY STAPP who did write some years ago about brain generating mind, based on Von Neumann's concepts. STAPP's and TORRES points of view are different but both arrive at almost the same conclusions.Start with the Doctorate Thesis from Dr. JOHANES KOFFLER from the Institute of Physics from VIENNA UNIVERSITY in Austria, from 2008 and go ahead (also you have a link at our library to ArXiv library in physics and mathematics where you may find Dr. Koffler full doctorate thesis, etc etc etc.. Take your time!
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ABOUT COMPLEX SYSTEMS , CATASTROPHE SYSTEMS, TIME SERIES ANALYSIS, CRITICALITIES Research our free library. A lot of papers in English and Portuguese are there from Dr.Torres. We did use TISEAN software and SPROTT 's concepts, to develop a method to diagnose TRANS people at a distance, etc, etc etc ... Take your time!
- Entrevista a Andrea Rifer (Jornal A Tribuna de Santos)
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