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As we all know, a policeman with a club hides in one corner of 'A normal day.' A mother walks through a field equally divided between explosions and trees. But M, one regular member of the Staakener Strasse asylum-seekers' shelter's children's art gang, has stayed behind today. She sits down and lords it over the table of paper and drawing supplies. She splashes some ink around and experiments with a geometry compass. As she works, we talk. I have rudimentary German, which she mocks gleefully. Besides some German, she has a bit of Arabic, so she names a few of the creatures she's drawing in combinations of the two languages. Although she's full of jokiness now, M has a dark cloud around her, which, after all she's been thru, is no surprise. If anyone crosses her for any reason, real or imagined, she summons a ferocious glare and a stream of abuse. She can be disruptive to an impressive degree, or delightful. But it is only ever M who decides. Enough else has been decided for her by the rest of us, who have sent her thru hell, if you know what I mean. Anyway, after 20 minutes or so, just as she's running out of steam, two new kids arrive. A brother and sister, they are perhaps four or five. They look very tiny and very frightened. But they are intrigued. Maybe they too can play. I hope M won't be too brutal with them. Big sister very quietly and uncertainly begins to draw. Her little brother just stares at a blank white page. M jumps in with ruthless enthusiasm, she points to the picture and gives it a thumbs up. And then hoots with manic laughter. The little kids don't know what to make of her, but sense she is friendly. M spills some ink, quote unquote accidentally, smirking as I mop it away. The little boy tentatively reaches out towards the paper and draws a single line. By this time M is stomping up and down the corridor, acting crazy, making fun of the security guard among other things. The boy looks at his paper awhile and finally adds another line. As I watch him slowly constructing his drawing, I realise his hands are shaking. And yet ... and yet ... his drawing grows. Somehow I can sense that his progress is somehow fueled by M's antics. I used somehow twice in that sentence, intentionally. I don't know how, but her boldness gives the two new kids a bit of bravery. The little boy with shaking hands is slowly becoming lost in his artwork. Perhaps this is the first drawing he has made since his arrival here, since reaching safety. His expression is faraway, distracted. His sister smiles at him. M nods with satisfaction, as if she knew this would happen all along ... M is "the immortal of the situation," as Badiou might say. Or, as Derek Fenner writes to Katie Couric, "Just pray that God takes care of me and does His will. Outside of you, I've got nothing to live for. I'd love to come and get you so we could run away and raise kittens in Maine or Mexico and be carefree and drink gin on Sundays and sleep whenever we want and read and write each other letters in the same room, but we know my destiny lies on the Great Hopewell Road at the Great Serpent Mound," or something, I mean, and here I'm quoting Katy Bohinc, "I like the Gauss projective plane. There infinity is the just horizon but it is also right now. Which is to say that thought and being are not just points on a directional linear trajectory, but that they are sort of a collection of moments which circle back into a complete thing, no one point being predominant over the other. There are many forms of thought which support the circle view ... And to circle back, saying philosophy is the set of all thoughts ever and everywhere, expands on your multiplicity of possible events to go even further to discuss the multiplicity of all possible thoughts and thought systems." "Now stop, my fucking heart is breaking." Maybe that's why Liisa Hietanen is crocheting statues of the people she sees every day. "We meet and create the pose," she told MNN. "I photograph the person from all directions and take a few measurements." When she starts working on the face and hands, she meets with them again. I am somehow reminded of Alison O'Daniel's ongoing The Tuba Thieves, which was inspired by no shit, a spate of tuba thefts from a number of high school marching bands LA. It's a slowly unfolding feature-length film, which she has been shooting since 2013. O'Daniel, whose binaural hearing loss requires her to wear hearing aids and lip read, started with finished pieces of music by the deaf sound artist Christine Sun Kim, hearing painter and musician Steve Roden, and the late hearing composer Ethan Frederick Greene. I started wearing hearing aids a year ago. Now I am developing cataracts. I had friends who had gone through fertility treatments and they didn't really talk about it, which I understand, it's private, you may not want anyone to know you're trying in case that puts more pressure on you, but the whole experience is so surreal, I kept thinking, why don't we talk about this all the time? I mean, it seemed like it could go on forever. An endless loop of calm or crashing waves, the dog sleeping on my face in the morning, the smell of garlic, the robin poking his head into the sprinkler, food and shelter, safety. When I was in college my stepdad told me that if I was being overwhelmed and depressed by the great sadness of the macrocosm I could recover my wellbeing. I love a myth. I love magic. I love believing in the improbable act of tenderness and goodness in the world. My husband jokes that I have the movie tastes of a twelve-year-old. Thankfully. But what I really like is CA Conrad's US-American Crystal Grid, which consists of four solid copper 16-ounce water bottles, each containing 9 crystals: 3 pieces of amethyst, 3 pieces of carnelian, and 3 pieces of rose quartz. Once the crystals were in the bottles each was filled with water to the brim then sealed. The grid is a triangle with bottles buried in Minneapolis, Memphis, and Cheyenne. The fourth bottle is buried inside the triangle in Omaha, which is the seat of the grid. Minneapolis gets its name from the Lakota word for water fused with the Greek word for city. Memphis is named after the ancient Egyptian city, a dozen miles from the Sphinx and the Giza pyramids. Cheyenne, Wyoming was named after the great Cheyenne native people and named so at the time when all migration of Native Americans and the seasonal routes of the many herds and flocks came to a shall we say rather abrupt end. The footfalls of millions, replaced soon enough with barbed wire, motorways, giant shopping plazas and miles of GMO. Speaking of which I just found out that Cheerios are way over the roundup limit. Goodbye Cheerios. Fuck. Thanks to monocropping and Monsanto one more piece of my life is dead. The grid crosses and touches eleven different states: Arkansas, Colorado, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, South Dakota, Tennessee, and Wyoming. The Mississippi River touches the triangle three different times, charging the eastern wall of the triangle as the water and the grid's energy pushes to Memphis. How the grid works: CA sits on top of the buried copper bottle in Omaha. With a compass, he aligns himself with Minneapolis first. When facing Minneapolis he eats a small amount of Minneapolis dirt and listens to field recordings of the site where he got it. He then faces Memphis and repeats with Memphis dirt and sounds, then again when he turns to face the direction of Cheyenne. Maybe this is why the first trans gubernatorial candidate just got nominated. This probably isn't why the Genoa bridge collapsed.
Sometimes I think it, and then write it.
Sometimes I write it, then think it.
Sometimes it writes itself, then who knows what?
Most of the time I just copynpaste then fuck the text up.
It's cloudygenous.
OK. So, in 1521, after converting hundreds to Christianity and claiming the Philippines as part of Spain, Ferdinand Magellan engaged in a battle with the Mactan tribe. Its leader, Datu Lápú-Lápú, had refused conversion and Spanish rule. Magellan burned a village in response. So there was a battle called the Battle of Mactan in what is now called Magellan Bay, where Magellan underestimated the depth of the shallow waters and was shot through with arrows by Mactan warriors. Lápú-Lápú kept the colonizer's body despite offers of copper and iron. I guess Magellan's corpse wasn't worth much. Still, in 1866, the Spanish Queen Isabella erected a memorial to Magellan just feet from the place of his death. Seventy-five years after that, another shrine went up, just feet away — to Lápú-Lápú. His back is to the Magellan shrine, eyes looking out on the water. A plaque reads in English: "Here on 27 April 1521, Lapulapu and his men repulsed the Spanish invaders, killing their leader Ferdinand Magellan. Thus Lapulapu became the first Filipino to have repelled European aggression." Go him. As Kalí Tal writes, "Witnessing is an aggressive act." Which reminds me, do you know who Henry "Box" Brown was? I didn't. He was an enslaved man from Virginia who, in 1849, shipped himself to some abolitionists in Philadelphia in — what else — a box. The two voices meet in the middle of the page with a caesura running down the center, looking like an inkblot. One landscape drawing shows paddle cacti dotting an expanse, scraggy trees, two small hills, a giant Statue of Liberty with a raised sword, holding a baby, or being held by a baby, which surmounts a smaller stone space, a sort of I don't know, maybe a hut. It was really a soldier, but when I saw the sword, even tho it wasn't raised, I couldn't help but think Kafka, otherwise one has to question how we came to this place in space and time with CO2 and the 1% and all that shit. Put it on a graph and label it: world-historical fuckup. But I digress. I am grateful you asked about my sleeping — it has steadily improved so that I slept through at least five consecutive hours one night this week, only awaking once when I heard that mouse squeak in the corridor again. Could it really be a mouse, or did I dream it up? I still haven't found him. Surely you understand. So you did not stop me from recounting the nightmares ... The first, involving a bear and some pieces of loose string hanging from my coat, you already have memorized by heart. It is the second I never revealed ... It begins when Karl, and here a version of me at sixteen stands in for him, when Karl feels himself called to the latrine on the train. The dull thump of the tracks reassures him that it is a good moment to cross the metal railing connecting the passenger load from the bathroom. You can imagine the repetitive strain of a machine giving a kind of kinetic assurance. But as Karl raises the latch on the passenger train the motor is flicked with some kind of boulder or large object. The entire train shakes. But it is too late because Karl is a footstep away from the latrine when the two iron bars attaching the cabins together stutter and burp (you have to imagine, Milena, that the American railway car in my nightmare has only two metal prongs holding it together, a design I have little interest or resource in verifying). Suddenly Karl's right foot gets sucked in between the two metal prods as the speeding ground beneath him swallows him up. He is suspended halfway inside the two halves of the train, his head still able to see and even talk to the onlooking bobble of passengers, but the train is unable to stop before its scheduled arrival. Karl's lower body dangles between the invisible bottom half of the metal prongs as his upper body attempts to calm down the other passengers, and even alerts them to the presence of an elderly lady about to faint in the back of the crowd. I should like to tell you that there was a resolution, even an act of heroism such as Dickens showed in the train crash in Kent. But in truth, the main worry in Karl's mind in the train's last gasps to its destination is, 'I hope no one has taken my passport from my seat, because I shall be totally lost without it.' And with it. Last year, Grimes posted a Spotify playlist defining the artistic movement she sees herself as part of as she develops her next release, a "nu apocalypse" thing called "fae." "The fae are the children living at the end of the world," she wrote. School's out, in other words; the book of Revelation does not only detail the final battle between good and evil, it's death, life, excess, poverty, pain, and ecstasy, all in their most extreme forms, competing to swallow everything, and us waiting for something to win, only kind of paying attention cause whatever. Which is to say that 2018 is a landmark year for the Forbes list, with Jeff Bezos dethroning Bill Gates officially as the richest man on Earth. His space company is called Blue Origin; on Bezos's Instagram he reposted a bit from a Conan O'Brien monologue about Bezos's intent to use all his fortune getting to space, imagining Bezos thinking, "I've seen what you people buy, and I don't want to be near you." O'Brien is a such a tool. As for Bezos, tho he says he wants there to be a trillion of us to be out there with him, since he doesn't post anything about how he has ambulances outside his warehouses because he's too greedy to make sure his workers don't keel over from the heat, nor does he post about his fulltime employees who are so poor they must live in tents, and since he's just building little capsules to sit on top of his rockets for space tourists, eye eee the super-rich, I call bullshit. I don't want to be near you either, Bezos, you are grotesque. JB is just one of the billionaires using their purchasing power to perfect technologies that will allow them to colonize other habitable planets, not that there are any, but who says rich bros are smart enough to check? Bros are bros, you know what I'm saying, which is why they're bros in the first place. Other Forbes listers into privatized space travel include Richard Branson (Virgin Galactic's VSS Enterprise, named after the Star Trek spaceship of the same name, collapsed and crashed in 2014, killing one pilot and seriously injuring another), and Elon Musk, who is Grimes's new boyfriend. I wrote this essay before we knew that, and all I can think is, when the "fae" are swallowed by the rising sea, Grimes will look back and say, "What? You thought I was one of you? For reals? Are you serious?" I mean, can you imagine anything more disgusting than fucking Elon Musk? But listen:
The second person pronoun either singular or plural
fluctuates in its identity. As the addressee(s) must
remain anonymous and are best thought of as "types",
the exposition reads as contemporary fiction in one
way or another.
The writer slips in and out of the persona of Miranda as she is a virtual prisoner on the island of England. One of the more helpful images which come to mind is, I think, from Los Caprichos by Goya, where the bedraggled man has a live figure dangling on a thread from his mouth. She walks blind. She walks in the night. I slept on the concrete floor. I gave her my bed. They had put her in with me for the night because they thought she was on the verge of suicide. She had been in MI5. Special Agent to Russia and China. She was involved in a car accident. In China. She saw the whole of her life flash before her eyes. She had not been killed. But she had been trained to kill. She had had to kill a man. Shot him dead. She was caught up in the horror of this act. She had left MI5. Resigned from her job. Her father was a magistrate in a sleepy Suffolk town. She kept bees & was an expert on wild flowers. She wrote for Nature magazine. She had been married to a navy man. It was from the navy that she was transferred to MI5. She voted Conservative. We had fun in the General Election. Me in my cell, she in hers. Every victory for the Tories she'd rap on the walls. Every victory for Labour I'd rap on mine. Neither of us could vote. Prisoners are barred from voting. We saw where the suffragettes had been imprisoned. Their cells were even tinier than ours.
I sit in the sea and smoke. I sit in the sun and sink.
Neither of these two sentences are true. They are pieces of poetry. But listen.
Next 'door', her fellow prisoner had screamed herself hoarse. Kicking and thumping at the door. Miranda had pleaded, begged and prayed for her to stop. Then fallen asleep. "Don't pick up the baby every time she cries." The crying brought back the helpless crying. She couldn't react after the sentence had been passed. She didn't want to react. She would go on, into the maelstrom. She would not break down. After three years she cried in public when they came again to look through her books and papers but that was out of indignation. There is a deeper cry than that. She cried one Christmas Day when they ... and another day when they brought her in from the sun. The women would cry from the time they were locked in (banged up the expression went) into tiny cubicles. Changing rooms at the swimming baths. But no swimming baths. This is my Auschwitz, Buchenwald, Belsen journey. This is as far as I can go to assure you that my soul, spirit, heart, mind and body were always in utter sympathy with every human being who suffered at the hands of the Gestapo, all the communists, the Jews and the Gypsies ...
My daughter ...
She is saving up her pocket money to take her mummy to disneyland.
she is reckoning on the age of eleven to be about the time
when she will have collected sufficient.
her mummy hesitates to tell her daughter that there's no
point in her raising her hopes about taking her daughter to disneyland
unless we were to sneak through one of the borders
it's not a question of ego or self-image it's just the plain truth.
What a Performance consists of six files at Sussex Special Collections, catalogued as SxMs 109/1/B/1/39/1, 1a, 2, 3, 3a, and 4 respectively, cited hereafter in the format "39/1". Two title pages and one authorial attribution credited to "Lake. S.G.L." are conflated (39/2). In 1983 Anne Mendleson legally became Sylvia Grace Louise Lake; in 1997, she reverted, again legally, to her original name (SxMs109/1/9/1). From 1998, her work is published under the name Anna Mendelssohn. Of the eighty prints that Francisco Goya produced under the title Los Caprichos (1797-98), none precisely fit Mendelssohn's [...] recollection. She may conflate images, as Goya's series includes numerous live figures being devoured, strung up, or hanged. Googling her I found another Anna Mendelssohn, who writes,
Everything is so much more complicated than you think.
There are a million little strings attached to every choice you make.
At some point I began to cry. And that went on for many months.
Because how do you refreeze the ice up there? It just can't be done.
Which is and is not to say
Lace over to search the part ready-made
by [illegible] ever for and so for
to easement in despite, to call
in provocation hearing the short cry
all to make ready all beyond doubt
mix and restore, severally utter
even though newly [illegible] retain
and in accordance with the marching orders I've received from entheogenic plant spirits, I keep goats and chickens, tend bees, and weep with despair and want nothing more than my mommy and my daddy, and Louis Armstrong and Beethoven, whose 78s my father bought the day I was born,
What do I see a hundred fish in the Kamo River
who survived 70 miles of poison
2 million fishermen
flash silver jump
bug feed flip
what do I see the fish seller catches a fly
looks at it, squeezes it to death,
no place to wipe his fingers
Pine-tree child soaks in teapot
Chrysanthemum perfume autumn soup
"what is stronger than reality?"
"what is stronger than reality?"
Riddle me this ...
Take an ordinary desk lamp, a few pieces of cardboard with holes of decreasing sizes, and some sort of projection screen such as a white wall. If you put a piece of cardboard between the lamp and the wall, you will see a bright patch where the light passes through the hole in the cardboard. If you now replace the cardboard with pieces containing smaller and smaller holes, the patch too will diminish in size. Once we get below a certain size, however, the pattern on the wall changes from a small dot to a series of concentric dark and light rings, rather like an archery target. This is the "Airy pattern" — a characteristic sign of a wave being forced through a hole. In itself, this is not very surprising. After all, we know that light is a wave, so it should display wave-like behaviour. But now consider what happens if we change the set-up of the experiment a bit. Instead of a lamp, we use a device that shoots out electrons, like that found in old-fashioned TVs; instead of the wall, we use a plate of glass coated with a phosphor that lights up when ... dammit, the rest is behind a paywall.
good, God said, I took clouds and planted them
in soft, red clay. I watered them with spiders' threads
until they sprouted a stream translating into ... I forget ...
The bus ticket reads: "Return."
How far is this journey for us?
To return to the origin of things?
The wheels on the bus go round
And round. Round and round
And crack.
Turn. Click. Crunch.
Grate. Burr. Crash.
Chain. Stroke. Chain. Stroke.
Whip. Whip. Drive.
The bus will be departing at ...
Some time today ... maybe tomorrow.
At earliest convenience.
Head looking backward, the bird flies forward.
Head looking forward, the bird flies backward.
If the thunder don't get you then the lightning will ...
It's an immersive installation: a 14-minute video loop projected on a series of eight screens, 130 feet long in total, on which an assortment of individuals pass by, clinking and clacking, dancing and weeping, carrying various items like a cart of rocks, an IV hookup, a goat, a plant, a large apparently hand-built wooden cage. After we leave, we go to protest ICE. After the protest, we walk up the block to get something cold to drink, I see someone I know. It's Derrick and he's holding a sign advertising the Boston Store close-out sale. Lugging that sign, he looks like one of the Kentridge characters in the video loop. "Hey Derrick." We hug. He'd been living in a shelter but recently moved to an apartment and enrolled in film production classes for the fall. He tells me I look happy today, it's not my usual, which is stressed and a little troubled at class. "We all have our stuff," he says. Suddenly it occurs to me: we're all in the video. Me too. One week later, I return to the art museum to watch it again. Whoa, a man with a sign. Tho I can barely make out what it says, I'm sure it reads, "The grammar of the wound." Two hunched women strain to pull dead bodies. The man with the cage reappears. I notice this time he's actually inside it. Last time I thought he was carrying it for some reason. The distinction feels important. But I don't know. I climbed the stairs with the dog yesterday and saw an old man in a cap dragging his one bad leg and clutching a bunch of red roses wrapped in clear plastic in his right hand.
Then something else happened.
Then something else.
Then something else.
Then something else.
Then something else.
Which makes this thing an epic.
And something else.
And something else.
It's the simple things
that get forgotten.
"My skins,"
they call them.
Finding nothing,
he digs further, through eruptions and earthquakes and rising seas
and swamps and glaciers.
Nothing, no bones, no shards.
Autumn turns to winter turns to spring.
This hole
the only thing that's ever been there.
Reflections of clouds
and reflected on clouds
and reflections of clouds.
Which might resemble old Japanese woodblock engravings, filled with jagged tree branches, calm bodies of water, snow-covered mountains and fields. But on closer examination, they reveal what appear to be digital glitches and visual stutters — these places are currently off limits to humans because of the Fukushima fiasco, and they will remain uninhabitable for decades. Each image is untitled except for a Bq number, eee gee
0,363Bq ...
Bq of course being shorthand for becquerels.
[Note: Sources: JBR; Philip Davenport, "HOUSE WITHOUT WALLS - Berlin exhibition", at arthur + martha, 7 Oct 017, and "Kingmaker"; JBR, but also see Alain Badiou, Ethics; Derek Fenner, and Katy Bohinc, quoted in Patrick James Dunagan, "DEAR ALAIN by KATY BOHINC and I NO LONGER BELIEVE IN THE SUN: LOVE LETTERS TO KATIE COURIC by DEREK FENNER", at Galatea Resurrects 24; JBR; Jacqueline Gulledge, "Finnish artist creates life-like crocheted people", at Mother Nature Network, 22 Feb 018; JBR; Anne Ellegood, "Generative Misunderstanding: Alison O'Daniel Interviewed by Anne Ellegood", at BOMB, 14 Aug 018; JBR; Ada Limón, and Lauren LeBlanc, quoted in LeBlanc's "Trust Poetry: Ada Limón Interviewed by Lauren LeBlanc", at BOMB, 13 Aug 018; JBR; CA Conrad, "US-American Crystal Grid", at (Soma)tic Poetry Rituals, 10 Aug 018; JBR; "Tuesday poem #280 : John Phillips : NO PREFERENCE", at Dusie, 14 Aug 018; JBR, but see Eileen R Tabios, "Cloudygenous", at Eileen Verbs Books, 15 Aug 018; Diana Arterian, "An Argument for Counter-Monument Poetics—Part 1", at Harriet, 14 Aug 018; JBR; Roger Gathman, "Treptow Park", at Limited, Inc., 14 Aug 018; JBR; Roger Gathman, "Treptow Park", at Limited, Inc., 14 Aug 018; Franz Kafka, letter to Milena Jesenská, quoted in Maryam Monalisa Gharavi, "A Sword in the Arm of the Statue of Liberty; As If Nearly Stretched Aloft", at The New Inquiry, 18 Sept 012; JBR; Adlan Jackson, "Pop at the End", at The New Inquiry, 31 Jul 018; JBR; Anna Mendelssohn, What a Performance (ed. Sara Crangle), and Crangle's notes to same; JBR; Anna Mendelssohn, What a Performance (ed. Sara Crangle), and Crangle's notes to same; JBR; Anna Mendelssohn, Cry Me A River, at Anna Mendelssohn; JBR; JH Prynne, "Beyond Doubt", in Scissel, quoted in London Review Bookshop, "Prynne's in", email rec'd 16 Aug 018, approx. 10:31am PDT; Brigid Meier, "ONE PAGE AUTOBIOGRAPHY #TWELVE"; Philip Whalen, "18 : IX : 67", "18 : X : 67", at Big Bridge 15; Bobbie Louise Hawkins, quoted by Iris Cushing, quoted in Lost & Found: The CUNY Poetics Document Initiative, "Lost & Found Newsletter, Fall 2018", email rec'd 16 Aug 018, approx. 12:04pm PDT; JBR; Jan Westerhoff, "Reality: Is matter real?", at New Scientist, 26 Sept 012; JBR; Layla Benitez-James, "God suspected my heart was a geode but he had to make sure", at Guernica, 15 Dec 014; JBR; Sai Murray, "Return", in 'Return' – new poem for the Bus by Sai Murray", at Platform London, 6 Nov 015; JBR; Jerry Garcia, Robert Hunter, Bill Kreutzmann, "Wheel"; Debra Bremer, "William Kentridge's Real and Metaphorical Cages Illuminate a Protest on Deportation", at Hyperallergic, 15 Aug 018; JBR; Susan M Schultz, "17 August 2018", at Tinfish Editor's Blog, 17 Aug 018; Mark Weiss, quoted in Jerome Rothenberg, "Mark Weiss: Suite of Dances XXIV: Song of a Leaping Girl", at Poems and Poetics, 16 Aug 018; Coralie Craft, and Jim Casper, "The White Contamination", at Lens Culture, 18 Aug 018 (re photos by Florian Ruiz)]


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Clinical Performance Improvement Resources: HEDIS®
The National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) develops and maintains a set of performance measures in the managed care industry referred to as Healthcare Effectiveness Data Information Set (HEDIS). These measures allow consumers to compare health plan performance to national or regional benchmarks. Several HEDIS measures relate to behavioral health, and to assist providers with improving member outcomes, Beacon is offering the following education materials.
HEDIS Tip Sheets
- HEDIS Provider Toolkit
The Provider Toolkit is a compilation of all Tip Sheets together in one document with some additional resources
- ADD: Follow-up Care for Children Prescribed ADHD Medication
- AMM: Antidepressant Medication Management
- APM: Metabolic Monitoring for Children & Adolescents on Antipsychotics
- APP: Use of First-Line Psychosocial Care for Children & Adolescents on Antipsychotics
- FUA: Follow-up after ED Visit for Alcohol/ Drug Abuse or Dependence
- FUH: 7-Day and 30-Day Follow-up After Hospitalization for Mental Illness
- FUI: Follow-up After High Intensity Care for Substance Abuse Disorder
- FUM: Follow-up After ED Visit for Mental Illness
- HDO: Use of Opioids at High Dosages
- IET: Initiation and Engagement of Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse or Dependence
- POD: Pharmacotherapy for Opioid Use Disorder
- SAA: Adherence to Antipsychotic Medications for Individuals with Schizophrenia
- SMC: Cardiovascular Monitoring for People with Cardiovascular Disease and Schizophrenia
- SMD: Diabetes Monitoring for People with Diabetes and Schizophrenia
- SSD: Diabetes Screening for People with Schizophrenia or Bipolar Disorder who are using Antipsychotic Medications
- UOP: Use of Opioids from Multiple Providers
Capacitación para proveedores
- Medicare Opioid Treatment Programs – vídeo | PowerPoint
- Treating Patients with Depression Using Coordinated Medication Management – Slides
- Treating Patients with Depression Using Coordinated Medication Management – Recording
- PCP Toolkit Webinar – Slides
- PCP Toolkit Webinar – Recording
In the below webinar, Beacon's Quality Management department provides an in-depth look at HEDIS and discusses interventions that support HEDIS activities and measures. Note: Continuing Education Units (CEUs) are no longer available for taking this training.
Recursos adicionales
Motivational Interviewing
- Motivational Interviewing Webinar: June 10, 2020 – vídeo | PowerPoint
- Motivational Interviewing Questions to Ask
Clinical Toolkits
Monitoreo del síndrome metabólico
- Monitoreo recomendado para pacientes que toman antipsicóticos de segunda generación (SGA)
- Formulario de seguimiento metabólico (1)
- Formulario de control metabólico (2) En blanco
- Mejora del control del síndrome metabólico para los miembros que toman medicamentos antipsicóticos
Geriatric Depression
- Geriatric Depression Webinar
- Geratric Depression Webinar Slides
- Geriatric Depression Resource Tipsheet
HEDIS is a registered trademark of the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA).

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Self ear piercing
Ok, I'm really not into self-piercing, but I have a second hole on one of my earlobes that got infected some years ago. I had to let it heal completely and the hole has since closed up pretty much (I can still see were it was, but that's about it). I live in the middle of nowhere and professionnal piercer just don't exist here. I don,t know when I'll have an occasion to go to the city (and don't particularly want to), so I was thinking about re-piercing my hole myself. I have a 0G as my main hole and this one is just beside it. Not to close, just ok for a regular piercing. I'm not sure if this would be something to do, nor how to do it (I've found alot of not explained strange tips on the web...). So if any of you have experience to share about the matter, I would be glad to hear about it.


text: I'm trying to add for my ZL=6.136E-10+j2.54E-4 but the software isn't seeming to like the format I'm using. I tried with the E as a previous step from the Design guide for BJT Noise figure it gave it in that format. I tried using the carrot ^ to represent the exponent as well with no luck!


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Folke Ohlsson 1950s Teak Lounge Chair for Fritz Hansen Danish Midcentury
- CreatorFolke Ohlsson (Designer),Fritz Hansen (Maker)
- DimensionsHeight: 35 in. (88.9 cm)Width: 32 in. (81.28 cm)Depth: 34 in. (86.36 cm)Seat Height: 15.5 in. (39.37 cm)
- StyleMid-Century Modern (Of the Period)
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- Date of Manufacture1950s
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When the Copenhagen-based furniture maker Fritz Hansen opened for business more than 140 years ago, the company — which today styles itself The Republic of Fritz Hansen — adhered to the traditional, time-honored Danish values of craftsmanship in woodworking and joinery. Yet thanks to the postwar innovations of Arne Jacobsen and others, Fritz Hansen would become the country's leader in modernist design using new, forward-looking materials and methods.
Fritz Hansen started his company in 1872, specializing in the manufacture of small furniture parts. In 1915, the firm became the first in Denmark to make chairs using steam-bent wood (a technique most familiar from birch used in the ubiquitous café chairs by Austrian maker Thonet). At the time, Fritz Hansen was best known for seating that featured curved legs and curlicue splats and referenced 18th-century Chippendale designs. In the next few decades, the company promoted simple, plain chairs with slatted backs and cane or rush seats designed by such proto-modernist masters as Kaare Klint and Søren Hansen. Still, the most aesthetically striking piece Fritz Hansen produced in the first half of the 20th century was arguably the China chair of 1944 by Hans Wegner — and that piece, with its yoke-shaped bentwood back- and armrest, was based on seating manufactured in China during the Ming dynasty. (Wegner was moved by portraits he'd seen of Danish merchants in the Chinese chairs.)
Everything changed in 1952 with Arne Jacobsen's Ant chair. The collaboration between the architect and Fritz Hansen officially originated in 1934 — that year, Jacobsen created his inaugural piece for the manufacturer, the solid beechwood Bellevue chair for a restaurant commission. The Ant chair, however, was the breakthrough. Designed by Jacobsen for the cafeteria of a Danish healthcare company called Novo Nordisk, the Ant was composed of a seat and backrest formed from a single piece of molded plywood attached, in its original iteration, to three tubular metal legs. Its silhouette suggests the shape of the insect's body, and the lightweight, stackable chair and its biomorphic form became an international hit.
Jacobsen followed with more plywood successes, such as the Grand Prix chair of 1957. The following year he designed the SAS Royal Hotel in Copenhagen and its furnishings, including the Egg chair and the Swan chair. Those two upholstered pieces, with their lush, organic frames made of fiberglass-reinforced polyurethane, have become the two chairs most emblematic of mid-20th-century cool. Moreover, the Egg and Swan led Fritz Hansen to fully embrace new man-made materials, like foam, plastic and steel wire used to realize the avant-garde creations of later generations of designers with whom the firm collaborated, such as Piet Hein, Jørn Utzon (the architect of the Sydney Opera House) and Verner Panton. If the Fritz Hansen of 1872 would not now recognize his company, today's connoisseurs certainly do.
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All I need is to "lock" cell G33.
The form is password protected and i alerady have the the unprotect at the beginning and protect at the end. I Just need to LOCK Cell G33 after running the macro.
G33 is a merged cell if that makes a difference... it is "G33:I33" the cell I want to lock
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3rd-Party Insurers Now Open to ERISA Liability
(CN) – The 9th Circuit overruled at least four its previous decisions related to employee disability and retirement claims on Wednesday, finding that federal law allows beneficiaries to sue third-party insurers.
After first refusing to hear the case, a full 11-judge panel of the federal appeals court ruled that the Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) clearly allows members of a particular benefit plan to sue parties other than the plan's administrator or the plan itself.
"Some of our previous decisions have indicated that only a benefit plan itself or the plan administrator of a benefit plan covered under ERISA is a proper defendant in a lawsuit under that provision," wrote Judge Richard Clifton for the court, sitting in San Francisco. "We conclude that the statute does not support that limitation, however, and that an entity other than the plan itself or the plan administrator may be sued under that statute in appropriate circumstances. We overrule our prior decisions to the contrary."
Laura Cyr had sued her former employer, Channel Technologies, for gender discrimination and won a retroactive salary increase, which she claimed applied to her disability payments as well. Her disability plan's insurer, Reliance Standard Life Insurance, refused to pay the increase and later lost Cyr's paperwork, according to the ruling.
Cyr then sued Reliance for breach of fiduciary duty, but U.S. District Judge Dean Pregerson ruled for the insurance company. Based on previous 9th Circuit rulings, Pregerson found that Reliance was not a proper defendant because, under ERISA, only the plan or plan administrator could be held liable. But Pregerson later changed his mind and ruled for Cyr, concluding that the circuit's case law did not necessarily shield third-party insurers from suit.
Reliance appealed, and Cyr petitioned for an initial hearing before a full panel of the 9th Circuit, instead of the usual three-judge panel. The U.S. Secretary of Labor even got involved with an amicus brief defending Cyr's position.
Nonetheless, the circuit turned Cyr down and the issue went before a three-judge panel. Before the panel could rule, though, the circuit took another look at the case and agreed to a full-panel hearing.
"As a participant in the plan, Cyr is authorized under this provision to bring a civil action to recover benefits and to enforce and clarify her rights under the plan," the panel found. "By its terms, [the ERISA] does not appear to limit which parties may be proper defendants in that civil action. Nor has the Secretary of Labor promulgated a regulation setting out such limits."
The ruling states that "any statements or suggestions to the contrary in our prior decisions, including Ford v. MCI Communications Corp. Health & Welfare Plan, 399 F.3d 1076, 1081 (9th Cir. 2005); Everhart v. Allmerica Financial Life Insurance Co., 275 F.3d 751, 756 (9th Cir. 2001); Spain v. Aetna Life Insurance Co., 13 F.3d 310, 312 (9th Cir. 1993); and Gelardi v. Pertec Computer Corp., 761 F.2d 1323 (9th Cir. 1985), are overruled."
Finding that the case, after all, did "not require the participation of this en banc panel," the unanimous judges sent the case back to the three-judge panel to which it had been assigned originally.


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This is a 2-program Kit. DOT General Awareness is a 26 minute training video kit that covers the DOT Hazard Communication Standards of 49 CFR Subchapter C, in these sections — the Hazard Classification System, HazMat Table (HMT), Packaging, Markings and Labels, Placards, Shipping Papers and more. The video covers shipping of RCRA hazardous waste as well as virgin DOT hazardous materials. DOT Security Awareness, the second video, (13½ min) is a general overview of facility security practices and procedures. Preview the 'Security' video here.
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Since the adoption of the Global Harmonization Systems (GHS), the regulations governing the transport of hazardous materials have undergone numerous changes. DOT/Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (DOT/PHMSA) regulations (49 CFR 172.704) require that all 'hazmat employers' train their 'hazmat employees' on four different areas. DOT HazMat General Awareness/Familiarization provides up-to-date, concise training to help satisfy the General Awareness requirement. (26 minutes)
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Enter A Future(2010)
Fantastic Tales from Asimov's Science Fiction
A collection of stories by Nancy Kress, Robert Reed, Kristine Kathryn Rusch, Robert Silverberg, Allen Steele and Connie Willis
This anthology opens with Connie Willis's highly amusing and Hugo-Award-winning novella, "Inside Job," and closes with Robert Silverberg's poignant Hugo-winning novelette, "Enter a Soldier. Later: Enter Another." In the "locations" between these captivating stories you'll find exciting and richly rewarding tales by some of today's best-known SF writers and several of its most talented newcomers. Each of these stories has something that Asimov's is rightly famous for - strong and deeply moving characters that face their futures head on. Whether they're a jazz musician on a starship, the spirit of H.L. Mencken tangling with a twenty-first century medium, or the new personality of a wayward teenager trying to stake a claim on a body that is and sort of isn't hers, they must all find their way in uncharted territory. You can join them on their journey. Turn the electronic page and enter a future. A little later, you can enter another.
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I am with my dad, at a bookstore in Thailand. My dad picks a large volume, "I was looking to buy this one for you" he says. I do not remember the title or the topic of the tome.
There are vague interactions between me and a boy who looks like one of those kids from Mr. Osomatsu. I haven't seen that anime. He is drawn in anime style, but nobody seems to notice or care. He is cute, as in my dream has decided that I should find him cute. His behavior is endearing. He holds my hand a lot. I am a big sucker for that, I admit.
My dream transitions to me being on Facebook, which I don't go on that much in real life. I add the boy (who I'm going to refer to as "Osomatsu") on Facebook. Then I invite him toe Hentai Group. I'm serious. I don't recall much interactions with him about the Hentai Group, but I recall the Hentai Group discussing everything except Hentai, and that's why this dream's title doesn't have an NSFW warning.
We interact somehow, I don't rememebr what it is that we do together, but we do them in my boarding school's "Gala Day" event. He is very small. He is in a MEKA (from Overwatch) and he reminds me of gremlin D.va (it's an Overwatch meme)
I play a game similar to Dark Souls or Bloodborne, with another person who is likely not Osomatsu. An enemy warrior chases me. I don't recall much, except that they are female, and her face is covered with her helmet. She reminds me of a valkyrie, maybe. Or a harlequin. I think she wields two curved blades, or they might be fused into her. She is unkillable, her health regenerates rapidly and I can't kill her. I ran to find my friend working on an incredibly cryptic but engaging puzzle (some colored tiles on the floor). I ask him to help me pool together damage to kill the Valkyrie.


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I was in my craft room the other day so I could print something and while I was in there, I was looking at my drab file cabinet.
Anyways, while I was in there, I got the idea to jazz it up with some washi tape (I'm sure you've heard of the stuff). So, while I was waiting for my stuff to print, I decided to slap some on the front of the cabinet.
I'm thinking to add something else to the front, but not sure what. It's nothing too terribly exciting, but I like how it gives it a little personality and it ties into the rest of the room now.
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The list contains 6 crime incidents that targeted women, for a few hundred dollars or for rape or by spurned one-sided lovers. These women targets were easy prey for criminals looking for some easy cash for the day, or gullible women, or women who unknowingly offended their male counterparts.These crimes took place suddenly, swiftly, violently, on unsuspecting women who … [Read more...]
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What does it really mean to be Pakistani? On this 14th of August, we would do well to reflect on this question. When preparations for Independence Day kicked off a week ago, with cities and towns across the country kitting themselves out with lights and flags, they were accompanied by a not unexpected flood of uncritical patriotism; on television, in the print media, and on the radio, celebrities and political leaders mouthed the usual platitudes and made the same solemn intonations they do every year, proclaiming their unconditional love for Pakistan and all that it stands for. Precisely what this entails, however, is something that remains unremarked.
Consider some of the things that have happened in the Land of the Pure this past week. Once again, dozens of people have been killed by terrorist violence in Quetta. Responsibility for the attack on the city's legal fraternity has been claimed by both the so-called Islamic State and a faction of the Pakistani Taliban but predictably enough, the government has instead chosen to lay the blame for the atrocity on hidden foreign hands seeking to disrupt the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor. On Friday, the government also managed to succeed in its longstanding desire to impose even greater restrictions on free speech and expression by passing a draconian Cybercrime Bill that enables it to more comprehensively stifle dissent and persecute those who deviate from whatever orthodoxy it chooses to peddle.
Both of these events have been accompanied by a reinforcement of two standard narratives that have long been deployed by the government and establishment, namely that Pakistan's problems can be attributed to external machinations, and that the expansion of state power and commensurate curtailment of civil liberties is required to fight militancy and extremism. Those who dare to question these arguments are invariably slandered with accusations of treason and betrayal, with it automatically being assumed that those casting doubts on matters of policy pertaining to 'national security' must necessarily be on the payroll of the same 'foreign hands' invoked to explain away Pakistan's travails.
The problem, of course, is that shorn of the ideological blinders imposed by the state, it becomes easy to how we remain trapped in a maelstrom of our own making. In the sixty-nine years since Pakistan came into being, successive governments, military and civilian, have done all in their power to somehow legitimise their rule, and the elite-led system of politics over which they have presided, through the opportunistic use of religion. Pakistan's religious and ethnic minorities, and women, have been systematically sacrificed at the altar of political expediency by regimes attempting to shore up their support by conceding ever more ground to political actors propagating increasingly parochial and narrow interpretations of Islam. This tendency has only been exacerbated by the establishment's penchant for counterproductive strategic alignments – such as with the Saudis and the United States in the 1980s – that have enabled the most violent and virulent forms of extremism and intolerance to flourish in this country.
Foreign intelligence agencies may very well be fomenting instability in Pakistan, but it denialism of the worst kind to suggest that we ourselves have had no role in constructing and nurturing the infrastructure of terror in this country. Indeed, after the most recent round of carnage in Quetta, much noise was made about the lack of implementation of the National Action Plan. What was missing from all this sound and fury was even the slightest acknowledgment that any long-term counter-terrorism strategy crafted in Pakistan is likely to fail unless there is a complete and total rejection and disavowal of the many different militant and sectarian groups that inexplicably continue to receive the support and protection of the state. When you sow the wind, you reap the whirlwind, and when decades are spent indoctrinating people into believing that those who do not subscribe to their belief system are less than human, and when billions are then spent to arm and train these zealots to act proxy warriors, is it really surprising to see them eventually turn their guns on their erstwhile patrons?
Pakistan has been bleeding since it came into existence in 1947. The traumatic events of partition, when hundreds of thousands were killed and millions more were displaced, were soon followed by instability and conflict during the country's formative years; unrest in Balochistan in the late 1940s (and beyond), language riots in Bengal and anti-Ahmadi violence in Lahore in the early 1950s, the repression of workers and progressive political parties in the 1960s, the wanton killing in Bengal in 1971, the suppression of the MRD in Sindh in the early 1980s, sectarian killings and religious militancy since the 1990s, the list goes on and on. All this death and destruction has taken place amidst grinding poverty and deprivation, an economic system dominated by a small, privileged elite, a political framework geared towards marginalising the many while protecting the few, and a stubborn, possibly cynical, refusal by the powers-that-be to take any meaningful steps towards substantively addressing the very real challenges Pakistan faces.
Pointing out that these are problems of our own making does not make a person unpatriotic. Arguing that these troubles might be rooted in the continued adherence to institutions that perpetuate the exclusion and disempowerment of significant sections of the population does not constitute a treasonous statement. Asking questions about the often counterproductive role played by religion in Pakistan's public discourse does not imply loyalty to shadowy foreign forces. Suggesting that complex problems cannot be addressed by always resorting to force and authoritarian legislation is not something the goes against the national interest.
Unfortunately, the opposite is largely the case. Those who ask questions – about the government and the establishment, and the ways in which they go about conducting their business – are pilloried as enemies of the state, deserving of nothing more than opprobrium and hate. However, as the 14th of August dawns on Pakistan, and millions across the country wake up to the sound of military parades and a cacophony of advertising by corporations seeking to cash in on patriotic sentiment, it is again worth asking what it means to be Pakistani. Does it mean staying silent while minorities are killed in their places of worship? Does it mean cheering as women are killed and tortured for their failure to conform to patriarchal norms? Does it mean ignoring the disappearance without a trace of hundreds of people in Balochistan? Does it mean unquestioningly accepting a system in which the levers of power remain in the hands of a small political, economic, and ethnic elite?
If that is what it means to be Pakistani, if being Pakistani simply entails smiling vacantly and accepting the status quo, and if the 14th of August can never be anything more than an empty celebration of mediocrity and disappointment, a jingoistic paean to an imagined reality that has no relation to what actually exists in the Land of the Pure, then it is a form of patriotism that we could frankly do without.


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India, prominently known for its assortment of nourishment the whole way across the world got famous because of the interesting flavors generation and blend.
Each nourishment thing here varies dependent on the topographical conditions and the way of life. Directly from the cool condition of Kashmir valleys to the quiet and hot condition of Kerala, each dish that you find is unquestionably adorable.
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Can I show you a few vignettes from the past few days of election coverage?
The Liberal Party war room discovered that, about six years ago, a Conservative candidate from Ontario named Justina McCaffery made a video with Faith Goldy about the Toronto social scene.
Literally nothing to do with politics. Just showing two of them were friends back then. .
I have my beefs with Faith Goldy too: I fired her in 2017 for going on a neo-Nazi podcast. I fired her the moment I found out — I had no idea.
But in 2013 — four years earlier — for doing a girly society girl kind of YouTube thing? That's the big scandal the Liberals have? What a laugh.
The Media Party, and in particular the CBC, take their marching orders directly from the Liberal Party. They don't even have to take the orders — they just know what to do. So, if you can believe, at a campaign event in Ontario, where McCaffery and Andrew Scheer were both speaking, the CBC broke away from Scheer, to chase McCaffery into a car.
So that's how it's handled when the Liberals show a video of a Conservative candidate having an apolitical chat with someone six years ago. Say, did you see Katie Simpson chasing down Justin Trudeau, or Hassan Guillet, that anti-Semitic Liberal candidate? As in, not someone who said hello to an anti-semite six years ago, but someone who is an anti-semite today?
No, you did not.
The funniest was this tweet about Faith Goldy by David Akin — pushing the liberal line of guilt by association. I guess my old colleague David Akin forgot that back in 2013, he also knew Faith Goldy — in fact, we were all working together at the Sun News Network!
The election officially began less than one week ago and already, the Media Party is beclowinging itself:
Journalists complaining that Andrew Scheer isn't taking follow up questions — while excusing Justin Trudeau for not taking questions at all, because "travelling" is hard.
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China is nearing completion of a "logistical support" facility in the East African country of Djibouti, and Beijing may soon look to establish similar facilities around the world, according to a new Pentagon report.
China started building the Djibouti base in early 2016, constructing it near Camp Lemonnier, a US special-operations outpost.
The Chinese Foreign Ministry said the base, located near one of the world's busiest shipping channels, would allow the country's military to "better fulfil escort missions and make new contributions to regional peace and stability."
Beijing has also said the Djibouti base could help it extend its anti-piracy efforts, which it has undertaken off the coast of Somalia since 2008.
The Pentagon said the facility, likely to be completed in the next year, would allow China to further participate in UN peacekeeping operations and provide humanitarian aid. But US military officials have expressed concern about it.
"You would have to characterise it as a military base," Marine Gen. Thomas Waldhauser, chief of US Africa Command, said in March. "It's a first for them. They have never had an overseas base."
"We've never had a base of, let's just say a peer competitor, as close as this one happens to be," Waldhauser said. "So there's a lot of learning going on, a lot of growing going on."
According to the Pentagon report, issued this week, the Djibouti base, "along with regular naval vessel visits to foreign ports, both reflects and amplifies China's growing influence, extending the reach of its armed forces," and it may be the first of many such overseas bases.
"China most likely will seek to establish additional military bases in countries with which it has a longstanding friendly relationship and similar strategic interests, such as Pakistan, and in which there is a precedent for hosting foreign militaries," the report says.
China is already heavily involved in the Pakistan port of Gwadar and is building a network of roads and power plants under a project known as China-Pakistan Economic Corridor.
Intelligence and logistics support remains an issue for Beijing, especially in the Indian Ocean.
As such, China's People's Liberation Navy is looking to establish more hubs "to be able to operate across the greater Asia-Pacific region in high-intensity actions over a period of several months," the Pentagon report states, adding:
"China's leaders may judge that a mixture of military logistics models, including preferred access to overseas commercial ports and a limited number of exclusive PLAN logistic facilities — probably collocated with commercial ports — most closely aligns with China's future overseas military logistics needs."
Beijing, for its part, dismissed the report, which also said China spent $US180 billion on defence in 2016 — more than the $US140 billion officially allotted for defence.
"We have noted the report released by the US which made irresponsible remarks about China's national defence development in disregard of the facts," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said, according to AFP. Hua declined to comment on "speculation" but said the "friendly cooperation (between China and Pakistan) does not target any third party."
Beijing has tried to sooth regional and global concerns about expansionism, saying multiple times that it is not seeking American-style "hegemony" through military bases.
A Western diplomat told Reuters in March 2016 that China was framing the Djibouti base as part of its "one road, one belt" economic initiative, seeking to help link Ethiopia to the sea and further open trade corridors for Chinese goods and services.
"China does not want to be seen as a threat," the diplomat said.
But around the same time, China itself suggested that more bases like the one in Djibouti could be in the offing.
"We are willing to, in accordance with objective needs, responding to the wishes of host nations and in regions where China's interests are concentrated, try out the construction of some infrastructure facilities and support abilities," Foreign Minister Wang Yi said in March 2016.
Washington is not the only power that has expressed dismay about the Djibouti base and other activity in the region.
In India, the construction of the base added to concern Beijing was extending its "string of pearls," referring to its military assets and partnerships in the Indian Ocean and Asia-Pacific region.
The Djibouti facility is seen by New Delhi as a base for Chinese naval air assets, which could facilitate surveillance activity over the Persian Gulf and Indian's western territories. (India has also objected to China's planned shipping network with Pakistan, saying it cuts through disputed parts of Kashmir.)
"If I were Indian I would be very worried about what China is up to in Djibouti," a Western diplomat briefed on Chinese plans said in March 2016.
India has tracked seven Chinese submarines entering the Indian Ocean since the end of 2013, regarding them warily. "The pretext is anti-piracy patrols in the Gulf of Aden," a Indian defence source told The Times of India in May. "But what role can submarines play against pirates and their dhows?"
More recently, India declined an Australian request to take part in Indian Ocean naval exercises, reportedly out of fear of antagonizing Beijing. (Though Delhi may also have doubts about Canberra's reliability.)
Australia and India, along with countries like Vietnam and Japan, have considered informal alliances to bolster regional security in light of growing Chinese influence and doubts about US commitment under President Donald Trump.
Those moves have not escaped notice in Beijing, which called them a sign of a lingering Cold War mindset, according to Hua, the Foreign Ministry spokeswoman. "Some people approach and handle the country to country relations with zero sum opinion," she said.
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This is probably one of my favorite ideas. It's something I try to remind myself regularly, but I do think it needs to be paired with another philosophy: This too shall pass.
However, understanding the idea the now is life -- that's the key for peace and acceptance, I think. It's interesting, because my kiddos are both good at living life in the now. However, they need the reminder that whatever they're experience now will pass -- D because he's so pessimistic, and E because she gets bored so easily.
For adults, I think it's the other way around. We need the constant awareness that life is right now...we tend to think ahead (or behind) rather than simply breathing in now.
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Holiday weight gain is the reason that so many New Year's resolutions involve going to the gym, eating healthier, and being more active.
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Instead, you can resolve right now to simply make a few small changes to how you approach holiday festivities this season. With the five tips listed below, you will likely notice that you feel better than usual by the time the New Year arrives.
Here are five ways to prevent weight gain during the 2019 holiday season.
1. Watch Your Portion Sizes
This may sound like an "easier said than done" tip, but it doesn't have to be. Watching your portions doesn't mean that you weigh every gram of food or track every calorie. It doesn't mean that you can't indulge in seasonal treats.
Instead, make an effort to choose the smallest plate size when you're portioning your food. Using a smaller sized plate will not only help you to limit how much you consume, but it will actually help you feel like you're eating more than you really are.
A small plate that's completely full is a visual cue to your stomach that you're feasting. This means you won't feel like you're going hungry or missing out on any good food.
2. Establish a Consistent Workout Schedule
Most people think that they need to wait until after the holiday festivities are over to begin being more active. This can actually make your fitness journey harder than necessary.
Although the majority of posts about how to lose weight after the holidays will tell you that you should do longer and harder workouts. This isn't really the most effective way to stay healthy.
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Seasonal lattes, comforting hot cocoas, and festive cocktails can all add up to a hefty amount of calories pretty quickly.
Whether you're sipping alcoholic beverages, sodas, or specialty coffees, it's helpful to be aware of how many calories are in each drink. Knowing this will allow you to limit yourself.
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MIAMI – The U.S. military recently announced it is joining a large international operation against drug smuggling and organized crime off the coast of Central America.
Military units from Europe and Latin America also are participating.
The Joint Interagency Task Force-South group of the U.S. military's Southern Command is working with the multinational force's efforts to detect and stop smuggling of illegal drugs, weapons and large amounts of laundered money.
"More than 80 percent of the cocaine destined for U.S. markets is transported via sea lanes, primarily using littoral routes through Central America," said Southern Command chief General Douglas Fraser. "We intend to disrupt their operations by limiting their ability to use Central America as a transit zone."
The U.S. force is composed of 10 ships from the Navy and Coast Guard.
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Southern Command officials said 13 countries are participating: Canada, Belize, Colombia, El Salvador, France, Guatemala, Honduras, the Netherlands, Nicaragua, Panama, Spain, the United Kingdom and the United States.
"We know that criminal organizations are very active in coastal waters of Central America," said José Ruiz, spokesman for the Southern Command in Miami.
The criminal organizations regularly move between international waters and specific countries, "so it is especially important that all countries in the region cooperate in the control," Ruiz said.
No completion date has been set for the action, called Operation Martillo, which began the last week of January. "It will be determined as we advance toward the goals," Ruiz said.
In 2011, the Southern Command assisted other agencies in seizing 119 metric tons of cocaine in Central America, worth an estimated US$2.35 billion.
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