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Haber, J., Hartnett E., Hallas D., Dorsen, C., Lange-Kessler J., Lloyd, M., Thomas E., Wholihan D. (2015). Putting the Mouth Back in the Head: HEENT to HEENOT. American Journal of Public Health. March 2015, Vol. 105, No. 3, pp. 437-441.
Haber, J., Spielman, A., Wolff M., and Shelley, D. (2014). Interprofessional education between dentistry and nursing: The NYU experience. California Dental Association Journal, 42(1):44-51.
Haber, J. (2014). Building a culture of collaboration: Interprofessional education and practice. Journal of the Academy of Distinguished Educators, 2(1):12-14.
Haber, J., Strasser, S., Lloyd, M., Dorsen, C., Knapp, R., Auerhahn, C., Kennedy, R., Alfano, M.C., & Fulmer, T. (2009). The oral-systemic connection in primary care. Nurse Practitioner, 34(3):43-48.
Hallas, D., Herman, N. G., Benichou, L., Morales, E. L., & Touchette, L. (2015). Management of a Child With Nutritional Rickets, Multiple Cavities, Enamel Hypoplasia, and Reactive Attachment Disorder. Journal of Pediatric Health Care.
Hallas, D., Fernandez, J.B., Herman, N.G., & Moursi, A. (2015). Identification of Pediatric Oral Health Core Competencies through Interprofessional Education and Practice. Nursing Practice and Research.
Hallas, D, Fernandez, JB, Lim, JL, Catapano, P., Dickson, SK, Blouin, KR, Schmidt, TM, Acal-Jiminez, R., Ali, N., Figueroa, KE, Jiwani NM. Sharma, A (2015). OHEP: An Oral Health Education Program for Mothers of Newborns. Journal of Pediatric Health Care.
Hallas, D., Fernandez, J., Lim, L., & Carobene, M. (2011). Nursing strategies to reduce the incidence of early childhood caries in culturally diverse populations. Journal of Pediatric Nursing, 26(3), 248-256.
Hallas, D. D. (2010). Take action to influence children's oral health. The Nurse Practitioner, 35(2): 6.
Hallas, D. D., & Shelley, D. D. (2009). Role of pediatric nurse practitioners in oral health care. Academic Pediatrics, 9(6): 462-466.
Hartnett, E. (2015). Integrating Oral Health Throughout Cancer Care. Clinical Journal of Oncology Nursing, 19(5), 615-619.
Hartnett, E., Haber, J., Krainovich-Miller, B., Bella, A., Vasilyeva, A., & Lange Kessler, J. (2016). Oral health in pregnancy. Journal of Obstetric, Gynecologic & Neonatal Nursing, 45(4),565–573. doi:10.1016/j.jogn.2016.04.005
Hartnett, E., & Krainovich-Miller, B. (2017). Preventive Dental Care: An Educational Program to Integrate Oral Care Into Pediatric Oncology. Clinical Journal of Oncology Nursing, 21(5):611-616.
Hutchinson, M.K., VanDevanter, N., Phelan, J., Malamud, D., Vernillo, A., Combellick, J., Shelley, D. (2012). Feasibility of implementing rapid oral fluid HIV testing in an urban university dental clinic: A qualitative study. BMC Oral Health, 12:11
Idzik, S. & Krauss, E. (2013). Evaluating and managing dental complaints in primary and urgent care settings. The Journal for Nurse Practitioners, 9 (6), 329-338.
Jablonski, R. (2012). Oral health and hygiene content in nursing fundamentals textbooks. Nursing Research and Practice, Volume 2012 (2012), Article ID 372617
Johansson, I., Jansson, H., & Lindmark, U. (2016). Oral Health Status of Older Adults in Sweden Receiving Elder Care: Findings From Nursing Assessments. Nursing Research, 65(3), 215–23. doi:10.1097/NNR.0000000000000158
Jones D, Sadowsky J, Morris D, Patel B. Interprofessional Education: Oral Health and Mechanically Ventilated Critically Ill Adults. (2014). MedEdPORTAL. Available from: www.mededportal.org/publication/9709
Kent, K.A. & Clark, C.A. (2018). Open Wide and Say A-Ha: Adding Oral Health Content to the
Nurse Practitioner Curriculum. Nursing Education Perspectives, 39(4), 253-54. DOI: 10.1097/01.NEP.0000000000000252.
Kinion, Elizabeth. (2014). Oral Health Care- Nurses Make a Difference. Montana Nurses Association Pulse. 51(4):10.
Lloyd, M., & Dorsen, C. (2012). Grand rounds: Man, 61, with painful oral ulcerations. Clinician Reviews, 22(3), 12-13, 15-17.
Mahat, G., Lyons, R., & Bowen, F. (2014). Early childhood caries and the role of the pediatric nurse practitioner. The Journal for Nurse Practitioners, 10(3):189-193.
Palay, C. (2017) Dental Care: Unmet Oral Needs of Patients With Cancer and Survivors. Clinical Journal of Oncology Nursing, 21(5), 629-632.
Rosedale, M.T. Strauss, S.M. (2012). Diabetes screening at the periodontal visit: Patient and provider experiences with two screening approaches. International Journal of Dental Hygiene. 10: 250-258
Sadler, L., Newlin, K., Johnson-Spruill, I., & Jenkins, C. (2011). Beyond the medical model: Interdisciplinary programs of community-engaged health research. Clinical And Translational Science, 4(4), 285-297
Scarlett MI and Edgar G (2016). Chapter 16: Oral health promotion. In R. S. Zimmerman, R. J. DiClemente, J. K. Andrus, E. Hosein & SOPHE (Eds.), Introduction to global health promotion. San Francisco, CA: Jossey-Bass.
Scherer, Y. K., Anders, P. L., Antonson, D. E., Hatton, M. N., Austin-Ketch, T., Paplham, P., ... & Campbell-Heider, N. (2015). Incorporating Standardized Patients Into an Interprofessional Oral-Systemic Health Practicum. The Journal for Nurse Practitioners, 11(4), e29-e35.
Strauss, S.M., Alfano, M.C., Shelley, D., & Fulmer, T. (2012) Strauss et al. respond. American Journal of Public Health, 102(9):e5-e6.
Strauss, S.M., Alfano, M.C., Shelley, D., & Fulmer, T. (2012). Identifying unaddressed systemic health conditions at dental visits: Patients who visited dental practices but not general health care providers in 2008. American Journal of Public Health, 102(2), 253-255.
Strauss, S.M., Tuthill, J., Singh, G., Rindskopf, D., Maggiore, J., Schoor, R., Brodsky, A.,Einhorn, A., Hochstein, A., Russell, S., & Rosedale, M. (2011). A novel intra-oral diabetes screening approach in periodontal patients: Results of a pilot study. Journal of Periodontology, 83(6): 699-706.
VanDevanter N, Dorsen CG, Messeri P, Shelley D, Person A. (2012). Oral health care and smoking cessation practices of interprofessional home care providers for their patients with HIV. Journal of Interprofessional Care, 26: 339-340.
VanDevanter, N., Combellick, J., Hutchinson, M.K., Phelan, J.A., Malamud, D., and Shelley, D. (2012). A qualitative study of patients' attitudes toward HIV testing in the dental setting. Nursing Research and Practice, 1-6.
The OHNEP Program and the American College of Physicians (ACP) have teamed up to create four patient-related oral health literacy fact sheets for distribution to internal medicine physicians and primary care providers.
Written in an easily accessible engaging style, in both English and Spanish, with high-quality relatable imagery, the Oral Health Patient FACTS are now available to download from ACP's website and the OHNEP website.
The Oral Health Patient Facts were designed to be user-friendly, easy to understand, and aim to improve patients' oral health literacy by providing information about how oral health and overall health are connected.
The patient-focused facts cover the following topics:
Oral Health Overview (Click here for the Spanish version)
Oral Health and Diabetes (Click here for the Spanish version)
Oral Health and Older Adults (Click here for the Spanish version)
Oral Health and HPV (Click here for the Spanish version)
Read the entire press release here.


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As exam fever strikes the nation, Bollywood is not far behind from getting affected! The teenage sensation, Hansika Motwani, who had a fabulous entry into Bollywood with Aap Ka Suroor, has been super-busy, shuttling between her Bolly and South Indian projects till now! The actress, who recently returned from South Africa, is now on a break for one month and will be getting into her books, as her Board exams are fast approaching!
A student in an International Curriculum School in Mumbai, Hansika has always balanced her school life and professional life very well, by being regular to her classes once, every two months! The girl is now burning the night lamp, and aims to come up with flying colors in the Boards..
A very studious Hansika opines, "I have always believed that studies is as important as work and after a very long shooting schedule in South Africa for my South film Kantri, opposite Junior NTR and song shoots for Money Hai Toh Honey Hai opposite Govinda, I am taking a 30 day break for my board exams. They are very important and till then, I won't be doing any film". Its books, books and just books for Hansika for another month or so!!


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King's Quest reboot footage unveiled, goes for a new 3D art style look
The upcoming reboot to King's Quest finds its new trailer, showing off a new look for the adventure series
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During The Game Awards in Las Vegas last night, we were greeted to the trailer to the new King's Quest. In this trailer, we find out that there is a new 3D art style, which I personally don't know that I liked, yet.
The Odd Gentlemen, an indie studio, is working on the game, which will be released in fall 2015. The original creators of the original game, Ken and Roberta Williams have been involved with the game, which should have King's Quest fans really excited.
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Won't You Be My Neighbor—Shelly Brown
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- Melissa Sarno said...
I love, love these interviews, Angie! And your outfit choices for the occasion are nothing short of amazing. I know the pageant hat is supposed to be figurative but I'm having a lot of fun thinking of what a pageant hat could look like with your gown and Mr. Rogers look. :)
- March 6, 2012 at 7:21 AM
- Kelley said...
Hilarious!!! I can't stop laughing :)
- March 6, 2012 at 7:23 AM
- Neurotic Workaholic said...
I'm impressed by anyone who can write MG lit, especially because that part of adolescence is so difficult for anyone to live through. I remember that there were a few MG writers I read back then who made me feel like they knew just what it was like to be twelve, and I read their books over and over again.
- March 6, 2012 at 7:44 AM
- elizabeth seckman said...
I'm sure Shelley will have no trouble writing, she seems like a natural. And anyone who has that many kids under age five can handle anything!
- March 6, 2012 at 7:56 AM
- Angela Felsted said...
Too funny. Love the interview.
- March 6, 2012 at 8:16 AM
- Emily R. King said...
Shelley and Angie, this was a delight to read. Shelley you are one-of-a-kind. I want to grow up to be as strong as you are!
Thanks for having her, Angie. Great choice!
- March 6, 2012 at 9:35 AM
For a bit of fun - I've tagged you on the Lucky Seven Meme:
- March 6, 2012 at 10:11 AM
- J. A. Bennett said...
You guys had me rolling with laughter! And I'm seriously disgusted by the picture of that weird animal, ew!
- March 6, 2012 at 10:44 AM
- Rachel Schieffelbein said...
What a fun interview! My husband is right around age 14 for maturity, I tell him all the time. :)
I love your answer to the pageant question. I feel for you. I have four kids, too, and while they are close together in age I did not have two come at the same time! I can only imagine how hard those first few weeks were. Thankfully, kids become more fun the older they get. (I think.) :)
- March 6, 2012 at 10:50 AM
- Cherie Reich said...
Wonderful answers! Very funny too. :) And having some theater training really does help with writing.
- March 6, 2012 at 10:50 AM
- Small Town Shelly Brown said...
I always pictured it something like what Princess Beatrice wore to the royal wedding.
- March 6, 2012 at 10:50 AM
- Small Town Shelly Brown said...
Oh, I think you just described my dream. I think everyone should have a place (a book) to run away from the reality of being 12.
- March 6, 2012 at 10:51 AM
- Small Town Shelly Brown said...
Hey! I just bought your poem book on Amazon!
- March 6, 2012 at 10:52 AM
- Small Town Shelly Brown said...
Thanks Angie for having me. I'm glad that I never have to wear that awful dress again. But if I could borrow yours...
Thanks everyone for the kind comments :)
- March 6, 2012 at 10:54 AM
- Tara Tyler said...
always fun sitting in on these sessions =)
thanks, gorgeous & good looking!
- March 6, 2012 at 10:57 AM
- Donna K. Weaver said...
You two crack me up!
- March 6, 2012 at 11:10 AM
- Leigh Covington said...
These sessions are fabulous. You ladies are awesome together. And fabulous answer for the pageant question Shelly. You guys ROCK!
- March 6, 2012 at 11:11 AM
- Chantele Sedgwick said...
You guys are hilarious. Shelly, I missed your It's a Small World Story. Going to read it now!! :D
- March 6, 2012 at 4:55 PM
- Tyrean Martinson said...
Love this interview from beginning to end!!! This is awesome! I'm going to read that Small World Story now.
- March 6, 2012 at 7:40 PM
- Melissa Sugar said...
Great interview and the banter is perfect. I love Shelly's comment about what she learned, "sometimes it rains...in your living room..." What an incredible attitude.
- March 6, 2012 at 8:58 PM
- Sarah Pearson said...
Get well soon Shelly, your pain was definitely our gain :-)
- March 7, 2012 at 1:36 AM
- Stacy Henrie said...
This was an awesome - LOL - interview! Thanks for the fun, you two. :)
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- Shallee said...
You ladies are a crack-up! Thanks for the laugh. :)
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When investors are recalibrating their portfolios they should take a look at current volatility levels and the target weight calculation of a given stock. Intershop Holding AG (SWX:ISN) has a current target weight (% as a decimal) of 0.05830. This means that any balanced portfolio should not be holding more than this percentage of stock within their holdings group. This number is based on recent stock volatility for the past 100 days.
At some point in time, traders may have to deal with the overconfidence issue when dealing with the market. Traders may have times when they go on runs where everything works out. This may cause the individual to become overconfident in their ability and possibly lead to uninformed decisions late on. When the good times are rolling, it can be easy to think that the winners are a direct result of skill. This may be true, but if this is incorrect, it can lead to portfolio damage in the future. Having is long string of winning trades is a great thing, but markets can be cruel and have the ability to turn very quickly. Approaching every trade with the same research and examination may help the trader to make better decisions when a string of trades eventually go the wrong way.
Intershop Holding AG (SWX:ISN) of the Real Estate Investment & Services sector closed the recent session at 497.000000 with a market value of $1011286.
Taking look at some key returns data we can note the following:
So how has Intershop Holding AG (SWX:ISN) performed in terms of returns? The ROIC quality score stands at 21.070549 whilet he actual return on invested capital holds at 0.068073. Intershop Holding AG's book to market ratio is at 0.614166 while the book to market mean difference is -0.11917. This indicator tells you how a company is currently valued in terms of Book to Market compared to its average Book to Market over the past 10 years. It's important to note that BM is the inverse of the Price to book ratio. Thus a high BM ratio means a company is undervalued. Intershop Holding AG (SWX:ISN) has seen free cash flow growth of 0.341554 and has a free cash flow score of 0.912951. Free Cash Flow Score (FCF Score) is a value that is calculated by combining Free cash flow growth with free cash flow stability. It thus gives you a combined indication of free cash flow quality.
Drilling down into some additional key near-term indicators we note that the Capex to PPE ratio stands at 0.000000 for Intershop Holding AG (SWX:ISN). The Capex to PPE ratio shows you how capital intensive a company is. Stocks with an increasing (year over year) ratio may be moving to be more capital intensive and often underperform the market. Higher Capex also often means lower Free Cash Flow (Operating cash flow – Capex) generation and lower dividends as companies don't have the cash to pay dividends if they are investing more in the business.
Investors will be closely tracking the equity market as we charge through the last couple of months of the year. They may be doing a review of the portfolio to see what moves have worked and which ones haven't. Reviewing specific holdings and past entry and exit points may help the investor develop new ideas to trade on in the future. Staying on top of market happenings and the economic landscape can be a challenge. Investors will be closely following the action over the next quarter to help gauge whether the bulls will stay out front, or if the bears will take the lead.
In addition to Capex to PPE we can look at Cash Flow to Capex. This ration compares a stock's operating cash flow to its capital expenditure and can identify if a firm can generate enough cash to meet investment needs. Investors are looking for a ratio greater than one, which indicates that the firm can meet that need. Comparing to other firms in the same industry is relevant for this ratio. Intershop Holding AG (SWX:ISN)'s Cash Flow to Capex stands at .
In looking at some Debt ratios, Intershop Holding AG (SWX:ISN) has a debt to equity ratio of 0.98124 and a Free Cash Flow to Debt ratio of 0.099295. This ratio provides insight as to how high the firm's total debt is compared to its free cash flow generated. In terms of Net Debt to EBIT, that ratio stands at 6.31628. This ratio reveals how easily a company is able to pay interest and capital on its net outstanding debt. The lower the ratio the better as that indicates that the company is able to meet its interest and capital payments. Lastly we'll take note of the Net Debt to Market Value ratio. Intershop Holding AG's ND to MV current stands at 0.586588. This ratio is calculated as follows: Net debt (Total debt minus Cash ) / Market value of the company.
Investors may be looking for the next positive catalyst to create a solid breakout. Some may be wondering when the party will end, and it remains to be seen if excess and profit-taking rotation may create any pullbacks in the upcoming quarter. Investors may have to make a decision whether to ease-up or stay aggressive. Investors may also be closely watching winners and losers, especially in the technology sector. Understanding and researching the space may be highly important when managing the investment portfolio. The key for investors will be to try and locate the winners in the space and find the companies that are either creating new technology or adapting to it rapidly.
Near-Term Growth Drilldown
Now we'll take a look at some key growth data as decimals. One year cash flow growth ratio is calculated on a trailing 12 months basis and is a one year percentage growth of a firm's cash flow from operations. This number stands at 0.14169 for Intershop Holding AG (SWX:ISN). The one year Growth EBIT ratio stands at 0.25651 and is a calculation of one year growth in earnings before interest and taxes. The one year EBITDA growth number stands at 0.25638 which is calculated similarly to EBIT Growth with just the addition of amortization.
Taking even a further look we note that the 1 year Free Cash Flow (FCF) Growth is at 0.14169. The one year growth in Net Profit after Tax is 0.16257 and lastly sales growth was 0.21506.
50/200 Simple Moving Average Cross
Intershop Holding AG (SWX:ISN) has a 0.97800 50/200 day moving average cross value. Cross SMA 50/200 (SMA = Simple Moving Average) and is calculated as follows:
Cross SMA 50/200 = 50 day moving average / 200day moving average. If the Cross SMA 50/200 value is greater than 1, it tell us that the 50 day moving average is above the 200 day moving average (golden cross), indicating an upward moving share price.
On the other hand if the Cross SMA 50/200 value is less than 1, this shows that the 50 day moving average is below the 200 day moving average (a death cross), and tells us that share prices has fallen recently and may continue to do so.
Market watchers diligently track the companies they think can do well to grow earnings. The goal is typically to discover stocks that are most likely to outperform in the future. Many investors like to keep tabs on sell-side analyst views. Following the direction estimates are trending may provide a deeper glimpse into the health of a company. Investors may need to follow a disciplined system which may help keep emotions in check when making investment decisions. On the other end, it may be necessary to craft a new strategy if the old system isn't providing the types of expected returns. It can also become very time-consuming to keep up with shorter-term trends and events. Managing the short-term plan with the long-term plan can be difficult given the existing economic climate.
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You're on a quest. That was Mark's answer when I wondered aloud, in the middle of the trip, what, exactly I was doing.
Ever since our Germany trip last year, when I realized that I had been within a few miles of the birthplaces of some of my great-grandparents, I thought of going back. Seeing Mark's grandmother's house on the island of Brac, in Croatia, stirred my desire to do some digging for my own roots.
I didn't think we would go back to Germany so soon. However, I have once again learned to be careful what you wish for. Mark had another business trip to Strasbourg like the one in June when we went to Paris. This time the trip coincided with the start of the major Muslim holiday of Eid, which is kind of like Christmas, and Mark had a week off at the end of the trip. We decided to take advantage of his free flight, reluctantly cancelled the plans we had already made to go to Oman – we love Oman, it's like our Mexico in the Middle East – and booked me a ticket to Frankfurt.
The plan: to take it day by day. Meanwhile, with two weeks to research, I joined Ancestry.com. Both of my parents are German/Irish. All of my great-great grandparents on both sides of the family immigrated to America in the 1860's. Fortunately, I had quite a bit of information already at hand. My cousin Sue compiled a family history of Dad's side during the early 1990's so I had the Schreiber/Kessler family tree and some other information from that in my computer. My Aunt Louise had done considerable research on my mother's side, and I had a printout of her Youngblood/Schulte family tree.
Once I began building my family tree, the Ancestry.com website provided "hints" which I could view. I soon found that distant relatives had been busy on the site already, and I was able to corroborate information, add birth, marriage, and death dates, and narrow down birthplaces from regions to specific towns. Then, I mapped the towns on Google Earth.
There were two areas near Dusseldorf and Cologne where several small towns were clustered together, the birthplaces of relatives from both sides. Only Grandpa Adolph Schreiber was from the north, between Hamburg and Berlin. When I counted up the towns, they added up to … eleven! I didn't expect to make it to all of them.
Mark picked me up at the Frankfurt airport on a Wednesday afternoon. We had eight days in Germany until my Etihad redeye flight on Thursday of the next week, with Mark following the next day in Emirates Business Class. The only hotel reservations we had made were the first two nights in Dusseldorf, at a Marriott Courtyard hotel. It's a nice business hotel on the other side of the Rhine River from the Altstadt, or Old Town. We had agreed that this would a budget-friendly trip, as Mark earns Marriott points.
Days 1 & 2: Dusseldorf
Mark needed to unwind a bit after his week of meetings, so our main goal in Dusseldorf was to see the Altstadt. Dusseldorf's tourism industry promotes the Altstadt as "the world's longest bar" on weekends when the streets are lined with café tables where people are drinking inside and out at the beer halls. We were there on Thursday morning, arriving just as some of the shops and cafes where opening. This seems to be our pattern these days, usually avoiding the swarming tour bus crowds getting that "I was here" photo during the day and hordes of hipsters and other youngers roaming the planet in search of a good party at night. We get in early, and get out early.
Things were quiet. We wanted to try the city's signature Altbier, a hoppy, amber colored brew that is light but richer and a bit fruitier than the clear, clean Kölsch brewed in Cologne. Ambling through town, we stopped in at the brewery closest to the river. Uerige has been brewing since 1862, and it operates the perfect, classic, rambling German beer hall. At 11:00 a.m. there were already a few groups occupying cozy corners in small rooms here and there, a main hall, empty this early but clearly well used by boisterous crowds, and a few tables in the front room where groups of mostly men sat, with perhaps one woman at the table. Everyone looked up and some greeted us with a "Morgen," as we passed by on our look-around. We chose a table in the front room where we could watch the swarthy faced men and listen to their German conversation and frequent, hearty laughter. The bartender brought beers without our asking, and made pencil swipes on a cardboard coaster for each round consumed. Presently, he began to bring food to the other tables, which looked mostly like bagel sandwiches. I decided to hold off. I would be eating and drinking my way through Germany soon enough.
With a couple of rounds under our belts, we continued our walking tour of Dusseldorf, heading throught the outdoor market, down to the Rhine riverfront, then on to the Konigsallee, or King's Lane, the "Champs Elysees of Germany," with its Gucci and Louis Vuitton stores. On the way back to the parking garage, we stopped in a wine store. We are drinkers of wine more than beer, and Germany makes some delicious wine in the Rhine and Mosel regions.
As Mark was looking at bottles and getting advice, I thought to ask if we could taste before we made our choice. Certainly! Chatting with the young man who was advising us, I mentioned that I was looking for some family history. I mentioned the maiden name of one of my great-grandmothers, Krischer. "My girlfriend's name is Krischer," he said. We could be related! We'll never know, and this was just the first of several examples of how common my German family names are. However, my search was for signs of my heritage in the landscape, not for people. We left the store with a few bottles, not all of them from Germany. Did you know that Lebanon's Bekka Valley produces some delicious wines?
We were visiting Germany during the "shoulder season." Between Oktoberfest and the December Christmas markets, is "wild" season, when restaurants feature dishes made with wild mushrooms, pumpkin, and game meats. Although Germany is famous for its sausage and sauerkraut, which I am proud to say I love, and its schnitzel and spaetzle, which I love not so much, they also serve many dishes that are based on fresh, local, seasonal ingredients. We ate at the hotel's Restaurant am Seestern both nights, which featured a special pumpkin menu. I had an absolutely delicious pumpkin soup the first night, garnished with roasted seeds, and a wonderful schweinfleisch (pork) and pumpkin dish the second night. It was a good start, food-wise.
Other things were not quite as great, such as the weather. The temperatures were in the 60's and the sky alternated between gloomy and threatening. This was no problem, since we knew it would be cool and damp and had packed accordingly. In fact, I had been looking forward to wearing the warm clothes sitting in the closet in Abu Dhabi – my Italian leather boots and trench coat, and a scarf from Greece.
Without much time to plan the trip, we had the luxury of a completely open itinerary. We had nothing booked, so there was nothing to cancel. We had a comfortable rental car. It was rainy weather. We were on a road trip in Germany. Let's hit the road.
We decided to head north to the Schreiber birthplace in Lubeck, just northeast of Hamburg. On the way, an hour east of Dusseldorf, was a cluster of ancestor birthplace towns. The first stop was Kirchveischede where my great-great grandmother Anna Asmann was born in 1825. It was rainy, everything was closed up, and there was nobody around, but what a charming village.
The small villages dotting this area are now collectively known as Lennestadt. It turns out that I have ancestors on both sides of the family who were born in four of the villages in Lennestadt. No wonder I love to wander in the woods!
The half-timbered structures, which housed people, cattle, and crops, were built in the late 18th century. My grandmother was probably born in one of these. This structure was built in 1784, renovated in 1982.
At the time of Anna's birth in 1825, the population of the entire village was about 300, a 25% increase from the previous century – a population explosion that had begun in 1775. Back then, people subsistence farmed. As the population increased in the 18th century, arable land in this hilly, wooded country was scarce. Landless people lived with landowners or in outbuildings and worked as laborers or artisans. Political turbulence and lack of improvement in the economic structure meant times were hard.
During the years that Anna was growing up, many people emigrated, and Anna's family was among them. They immigrated to Detroit in 1935, when Anna was 10 years old. In 1849 Anna married Christopher Kessler, who was from St. Vith, a town 100 miles to the southwest of Kirchveischede in what is now Belgium. More about St. Vith later.
In the late 19th century, after Anna's departure, the tobacco and cigar industry brought economic opportunity to the area. Today, people work in industries such as mining and metal processing, and the area's natural beauty attracts recreation enthusiasts for hiking and biking. If the weather had been better, we might have elected to stay around and explore the beautiful countryside, and patronizing gasthauses and biergartens.
Every city, town, village and hamlet in Germany features a church, which I was drawn to in each village. I wanted to look at the cemeteries, and see if I recognized any names. In Kirchveischede, I found graves with names from both Dad's and Mom's side of the family – Assman, Klein, and Schulte. They were for people who lived in the late 19th-20th centuries. Nothing older. No graves of people of Anna's era, or earlier.
I had a printout of an old postcard, and I thought maybe I could recreate the shot but the black and white picture was too dark, the quality too poor. I can't even make out the church steeple.
I think that perhaps the post card picture was taken from the ridge on the opposite side of the valley from where Mark and I drove to take this photo.
After spending some time exploring the church and grounds, it was time to move on to some of the other villages in Lennestadt where my ancestors were born – Odingen, Cobbenrode, and Eslohe.
We bought bread at the Schulte bakery. My great-great grandfather Anthony Schulte was born in Cobbenrode in 1818. Anthony emigrated, and he married Elizabeth Blanke, who was born in 1825 in Minden, about 25 miles northwest. In 1853, they were married in St. Mary's Catholic Church in Detroit. How, when, and where did they meet?
We stopped in a little grocery store on the ground floor of a house in Cobbenrode, similar to the one we found on Brac in Croatia. I brought out my family tree and tried to explain that my Schulte great-grandfather was born there. The two women running the store looked at it, and shrugged a little, then beckoned a man over whose name was apparently Schulte. He looked at the names, shook his head, and said, "Interesting." Yes, they all agreed. Interesting. But nothing more.
A great-great-great grandfather on my Mom's side, Johannes B. Schulte, was born in Odingen in 1782. His wife, Maria Emmerling, was from nearby Eslohe, where she was born in 1788. They died in 1849 and 1847, respectively. Unfortunately, I couldn't find any graves that old in any of the villages. Maybe I wasn't looking in the right places. Maybe some day I can visit again, with a bicycle, in sunny weather, and look more closely. I figure, based on those good Schulte genes, I have lots of time.
It was fall, the colors were beautiful, but it was also raining miserably, and Mark didn't feel good. In addition to a pain in his gut, which comes and goes depending on what he eats, he was coming down with a cold. Yeah. So, while I traipsed through graveyards in the rain, he waited in the car. We stopped at a bakery where I got my coffee and strudel fix, he had tea, and then we hit the road for Lubeck.
We arrived in Lubeck at dusk and checked into the Hotel Excellent on the edge of the town center, which is on an island in the Trave river. The hotel building once housed the immigration office. We had to haul our heavy bags up two flights of stairs, but our room looked out onto the water.
We walked into town for dinner and on the way back it began to rain. That night I woke up to hear a wild thrashing, and looked outside to see the trees outside our window whipping in the wind, rain beating down on the street, and waves on the water.
The melancholy weather wasn't going to deter me, but it added to my sense that I was traveling back in time, to follow in the footsteps of my ancestors, and to learn a little about what life in Germany was like for them.
Next: A taste of Lubeck, and on to Berlin.


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Falconhead Capital Gets Extreme Fitness
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New York private equity firm Falconhead Capital LLC has acquired Toronto-based fitness club operator Extreme Fitness Holding Corp. Terms were not disclosed, but Falconhead made the purchase through its Falconhead Capital Partners II LP fund. Extreme Fitness' management team as well as owner Steve daCosta participated in the purchase of the 11-year-old chain. Falconhead operating executive Jim Solomon was named chief executive and former Crunch Fitness chief financial officer David Bell became CFO. Extreme Fitness operates 40,000-square-foot exercise facilities replete with weight training machines, fitness classes, swimming pools and cardio exercise equipment. — Kelly Holman


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DMSE adds a few familiar faces to Forbes 30 Under 30.
Brent Keller, who is part of Jeff Grossman's group, was listed as one of Forbes 30 Under 30 for Manufacturing and Industry for co-founding Via Separations.
Keller is cofounder and CTO of Via Separations, which develops membrane materials for separation processes. Separations are a capital-intensive part of chemical manufacturing, and the company's membranes can reduce costs while improving performance. Keller and three older cofounders are now part of MIT's The Engine accelerator program.
Ritchie Chen, who is part of Polina Anikeeva's group, was listed as one of Forbes 30 Under 30 for Science for his work in developing a method for non-invasive brain stimulation.
Patients with severe neurological conditions, such as Parkinson's, who do not respond to drug treatments are sometimes treated with electrical deep brain stimulation which involves invasive surgery. Chen's research found that dysfunctional brain regions could be stimulated by metal nanoparticles powered by magnetic fields without having to invasively implant wires.


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Building the Right Environment to Support AI, Machine Learning and Deep Learning
The two classes are a SmartConnection class and a SmartTransaction class. The former implements IDbConnection and the latter IDbTransaction, so that they are (almost) indistinguishable from the classes the different .NET managed providers expose. Specifically, they will manage a single connectionand its associated transactionfor each execution scope. A proper algorithm will filter and monitor the access sequence to database resources, so that only the calls the logical root object places are actually forwarded to the underlying connection and transaction objects.
The business and data-access layers will use these two classes instead of the usual ones from .NET managed data providers. The SmartConnection class holds an internal reference to an actual connection, and the SmartTransaction class holds an internal reference to a transaction object. These classes blindly forward method calls via these internal references but for the Open, Close, Commit, and Rollback methods. Within these four methods, the two classes work their magic to behave as database connection and transaction brokers within a given execution scope.
Before delving into the implementation details, some explanation regarding the term "execution scope": it encompasses, in its widest sense, all the work that different threads running on separate processes or machines perform. In a generic scenario, the transaction flow is a logical thread of execution that spawns across two or more processes. For example, consider a transaction that starts when a client calls into component C1 running on thread T1 on process P1. If component C1 creates and calls into a remote object C2 running on process P2, component C2 won't of course share the same process or the same thread with the caller. However, C1 and C2 share the same logical thread of execution (see Figure 1). COM+ can actually trace such an execution pattern, and it guarantees that the DTC-based transaction will flow across the process (or network) boundaries.
This article doesn't cover the scenario above (even though it may come up in some large applications). Rather, it concentrates on the most common execution pattern in a three-layered application: the entire job performed by business and data objects that are hosted in a single process. The process hosting the business and data objects is a highly multithread environment, yet it guarantees thread isolation among objects activated by different clientsno matter which remoting technologies you choose (enterprise services, .NET remoting, or Web services). Each remote call executes within a random thread picked up from a thread pool (the .NET thread pool or the MTA thread pool) (see Figure 2).
Typically, the root business object executes its tasks by creating and calling into other business and data objects. If you don't explicitly create a new thread, these new objects will all share the same thread as the original one that got the remote execution call. As you can see, even in a highly multithread environment, a thread scope of execution is sufficient for typical three-layered applications. This is exactly the scope the example connection broker in this article will support.
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Raced over the 37¾ mile 'Mountain Circuit', where speeds reach in excess of 200mph, where the lap record stands at 17m 12.3s and where participants pass within inches of stone walls, lamp posts and other street furniture; the Isle of Man TT (or Tourist Trophy) Races remain one of the oldest and most prestigious events in the motorcycle racing calendar. The danger associated with racing at such high speeds over what are essentially public roads has seen as many column inches within the press devoted to reporting accident and injury to any other aspect of the event, or its results. To date over 136 competitors have been killed in the events 105 year history (with a total of 239 killed if those killed at the Manx Grand Prix (MGP) are included). It is no wonder, therefore, that there have seen repeated calls for the event to be scrapped. Yet, while death and danger are pervasive realities at the TT Races; fans, residents and competitors vehemently defend the event as one of the last bastions of personal freedom, indeed the event has been hailed as 'the greatest motor sport event in the world'.
Following fatality the bereaved often feel compelled to mark the location of death, feeling a close connection with the place where the deceased was last alive. The scene of the accident may be marked by memorials that can last from a few hours to a matter of weeks, whilst sometimes these 'temporary' monuments may be replaced by more permanent monuments that become the focus for successive visits. Initially these memorials are transient, comprising those objects close at hand (including programmes, beer or cigarettes laid by fans and locals), but are soon replaced by more 'traditional' tributes (cards, flowers or wreaths) laid by those closer to the deceased.Sometimes the bereaved feel compelled to construct more permanent memorials to the deceased; these vary considerably in form from simple plaques and benches, to more elaborate monuments, statues and gardens.
Whilst some of these memorials are placed in locations where they are obvious to those passing by, at Guthrie's, for example, a monument to Jimmy Guthrie dominates the roadside and views of the northern plain. Others have been placed in locations where they are effectively hidden from direct view; at Black Dub, for example, memorials to Mark Farmer and Rob Vine have been positioned within a small commemorative garden hidden from view by a stone wall. Other's are placed in locations which mean that whilst they are 'theoretically' visible, their size and position mean that only accessible to those taking time to seek them out. The size of the memorial to Dave Nixon at Glen Helen means it is almost imperceptible to the passing motorist, whilst, that to Steve Harding at Laurel Bank is placed on a rock face where it can not easily be seen.These monuments can be regarded as expressions of personal, community and national identity amongst the bereaved, racing and local communities. The construction of these memorials, in whatever form they take, give the deceased a 'physical' presence in the landscape, implicating them in complex narratives of remembering and forgetting amongst the bereaved, competitors, fans and locals. As Vaukins observes
'[t]he Manx people cannot forget that the Isle of Man is the venue for the TT. Residents are reminded of this every day. The TT is written into the landscape' (2007).
The large orange and white boards, for example, that signpost those places of significance around the circuit introduce narratives that embed the course and its history within the wider Manx landscape. Some of these place names are commemorative, created to memorialise deceased riders, part of a wider social and cultural convention that the action of saying the (place) name facilitated remembrance.
Death is an ever-present reality that is written onto the Manx landscape: place names, 'spontaneous shrines', plaques and monuments all attest to its pervasiveness. Despite its prevalence, death at the TT Races remains the 'elephant in the room', rarely openly discussed, often hidden from view, seldom debated within 'official' or documentary sources and under no circumstances publicized in histories or heritage displays. Yet it is manifest in the memorials erected to those competitors killed while competing at the event. Complex narratives of death, grief and memory are articulated on, and through, these memorials.
For a wider discussion of the TT memorials see Claire Corkill and Ray Moore (2012): 'The Island of Blood': death and commemoration at the Isle of Man TT Races. World Archaeology, 44:2, pp248-262. An on-line catalogue, Memorials from the Isle of Man TT Races, is available through the Archaeology Data Service.
Simon Vaukins (2007): The Isle of Man TT Races: politics, economics and national identity. International Journal of Motorcycle Studies, 3:3. Available at: (accessed 31 August 2011).


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Movie News Weekly August 21-27, 2016. Movie News Weekly is a weekly videocast on the previous week's film industry frivolities. Movie News Weekly is hosted by FilmBook, created and narrated by FilmBook author Mathieu Brunet.
In this edition, Movie News Weekly covers:
- Don't Breathe destroys all expectations as it starts in 1st place during the weekend at the box office
- Dwayne Johnson said that Jumanji will be a continuation and not a reboot
- The Lego Movie writers Kevin and Dan Hageman are hired to write The Croods 2
- Rick and Morty co-creator Dan Harmon is writing last-minute additional scenes for Marvel's Doctor Strage
- Sarah Paulson in talks to join the cast of Ocean's Eight
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There is nothing quite like the old days, so sit back and take a look as kiwileaguecentral.com's Andrew Marmont checks out this week in Warriors history.
2002: Bear-Eagles no match for a Warrior
Bears are land animals. Eagles live in the sky. So if you merged them together, you'd get one confused animal, right? Correct. And for the three seasons the Northern Eagles played in the NRL (2000-2002), they had about as much success as Kevin Campion did trying to keep his nose in one place.
Watching, listening and reading about the Warriors losing 11 matches in a row hasn't been pleasant, but with their comforting defeat of Newcastle this week, let's take another step towards serenity by remembering the day Campion and his mates of the 2002 vintage racked up the biggest score in their history.
Kevin Campion charges the line against the Northern Eagles. Photo: photosport.nz
On a bright afternoon at Mt Smart Stadium Ivan Cleary potted a perfect 12 from 12 with the boot, plus scored a try to give him 28 for the match. Stacey Jones crossed for a hat-trick, with Clinton Toopi and Sione Faumuina getting two each, and Lance Hohaia, Jerry Seuseu and Brent Webb also scoring tries. For the visitors, John Hopoate grabbed two four-pointers.
The Warriors' 68 points remains equal-seventh on the all-time aggregate list for points scored in a single game, headed by St George (a whopping 91). Cleary's 12 goals is a club record. The Eagles got their revenge, a little bit, recording a win in their last match against the Warriors (18-16 at Brookvale in Round 25, 2002).
Warriors fullback Matthew Ridge on the fly against the Storm in 1998. Photo: photosport.nz
1998: Storm-Warriors history begins
A keen Auckland Warriors team faced up against new club the Melbourne Storm for the first time, 1998, sneaking away with a 16-12 win.
Matthew Ridge captained that day and kicked two from three goals, with three tries to Melbourne's two enough to defeat the purple-uniformed team.
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The MBTI is an instrument that is used to identify temperament type. Temperament is an aspect of an individual's general make-up, characterized by dispositions toward particular patterns of emotional reactions, mood shifts and levels of sensitivity. It is based on the work of Isabel Meyers and Katherine Briggs, and the personality theory of psychologist, Carl Jung. The MBTI identifies each individual as one of 16 types. Each type has individual and unique characteristics that are common among those identified as that type.
Type theory is based on the notion that people are highly formed at birth with different temperaments or dispositions and that by understanding one's type an individual is better able to apply themselves in learning, social and career situations.
Students enrolled in Project Strive are given the MBTI to assist them in better understanding themselves. Learning and career profiles that correspond to one's individual type are provided. Through completion students are able to gain a better understanding of their own learning style and how it applies to their individual goals for college, career and life in general.
All participants of Project Strive are expected to complete the MBTI. The assessment is offered online at http://online.cpp.com. You will be prompted for user identification and password information which is available through your Project Strive advisor. Students are encouraged to take the assessment as early as possible. For more information contact your assigned Strive advisor at 432-6068.


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Welcome to 向錢汗 (Sweatin' Money)'s twenty-third episode:
In this episode, we dabble in:
- Bear Markets Continue.
- Warren Buffett Webcasts.
- Oil cheaper than salmon, is it bottoming out?
- Negative interest rates outside the US.
- China's economic direction.
Bear Markets in Small Caps Take More to Smother
Warren Buffett Plans to Webcast Annual Meeting
Warren Buffett Controls Nevada's Legacy Utility. Elon Musk is Behind the Solar Company That's Upending the Market. Let the fun begin.
Barrel of Oil as Slump Deepens: Chart
Oil's Drop Makes It Cheaper to Fill Up in Houston Than Abu Dhabi
Pickens: Oil Already bottomed –here's what's next
Negative Interest Rate and You
What You Need to Know About the Bank of Japan and Negative Interest Rates
China Is Getting Less and Less Bang for Its Credit Buck
Want China's PMI Report Says About Their Economy
Economic Indicators: Purchasing Managers Index (PMI)
Manufacturing Slows Again to Start 2016, with CaiXin China PMI at 48.4
China's Workforce Faces Tough Year Shifting Gears From Manufacturing to Services
Stock Market Selloff Exacts Toll on World's Richest
CDC Declares Chipotle E. Coli Outbreak Over, Rallying Chain's Stock
Alphabet Vaults Apple to Become Most Valuable Company
Portfolio Review:
Sanofi, One of Least Efficient Drugmakers, May Cut Jobs: Chart
Investing Strategies:
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4 Key Indicators That Move the Markets
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Castle Hills has a population of approximately 4200 residents, located in the desirable north central portion of Bexar County and is surrounded by the City of San Antonio.
Castle Hills is uniquely positioned on Loop 410 which provides convenient and timely access to San Antonio International Airport, downtown river walk , medical center and other points of interest.
If you have been pulled over and charged with a DWI in San Antonio or any main highways in the area or any other part of San Antonio, contact the law office of Tyler Flood for a free criminal defense case evaluation.
The Harris County District Attorney's office notified defense lawyers on Wednesday that a crime-scene investigator made errors in 65 cases.
In a newly obtained video, a Houston Police officer is seen balling his fist, punching a woman in the face and slamming her to the floor of a drunk-tank cell after she swung her elbow at the officer while questioning the no-refusal blood test.
The Harris County District Attorney's Office has dismissed 90 pending misdemeanor and felony drug cases after a deputy improperly destroyed evidence at the Precinct 4 Constable's Office.
The Harris County District Attorney's Office is forced to throw out more than 140 cases so far after it was discovered over 21,000 pieces of evidence was destroyed by the Precinct 4 Constable's Office.
The Harris County District Attorney's office is re-evaluating a decade's worth of DWI cases. This comes after the credentials of an expert witness, a toxicology analyst, were called into question.
There are over 1,000 cases under review because of the misuse of evidence. While 142 have been dismissed thus far, there has been a high number of cases in which evidence has been destroyed - most of the cases involving drug crimes.
After and expert's qualifications have been questioned, there are nearly 10 years of DWI cases being under review in Harris County.
After being questioned about her credentials in DWI cases, a woman responds publicly.
Expert witness has been accused of lying on the stand and moved down to a lower level position.


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The New Montezuma Family History Project!
Genealogy helps satisfy a deeper need to understand how we fit
into the broader world around us. From this perspective, genealogy is more than just a collection of single family threads that go through time.
Genealogy truly is a journey of many lifetimes woven together from the past, the present and potentially for the future. Genealogy is a popular pastime, and it is important because ultimately it lies at the heart of the human condition. Dedicated genealogists spend hours researching their family's history.
Historical Society board trustee, Kathy Decker, has traced and thoroughly documented her family and that of her husband's, Jim's family. She has an amazing ability and knowledge to navigate name changes, to find relatives as they appear and disappear in the written record, and to untangle family myths from historical truths. She has provided valuable resources through her work not only for her own family history, but for the county and town. Now Kathy has completed a very large portion of an ongoing Montezuma Family History Project to serve family researchers.
Kathy has a passion for providing free access to family records, and has spent countless hours on this project as an ongoing service to our community. The site includes indexes, photos, maps, timeline and a canal slide show. She invites families to contribute non-copyrighted photos or documented biological information. We would also like to thank Bill Hecht for permission to post Montezuma photos and maps from his online collection. If you would like to make a donation to the Montezuma Historical Society to help support our preservation efforts, you tax deductible contribution can be made here on the link to download the Membership Form and mail it to us.