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Title: How are Baby Boomers Affecting the Workplace? - West Sound Workforce
Headings: How are Baby Boomers Affecting the Workplace?
How are Baby Boomers Affecting the Workplace?
Is your company prepared for the way the aging of Baby Boomers is going to shake up your workplace dynamic?
Baby Boomer job statistics:
Will there be a Baby Boomer brain drain?
What impact will Boomers who remain in the workforce have?
How will Boomers affect the career prospects of younger workers?
Navigating a multi-generational workplace:
Is your business prepared for Boomers who don’t plan to retire?
Companies must be welcoming to an aging workforce:
Employers must adjust to a new workforce dynamic:
Content: A poll by AARP revealed that 48% of companies have not, and will not, do any strategic planning to analyze the impact on their businesses of retirement by their Boomer employees. There are many industries and occupations that will be severely impacted by Boomer retirements. Your company needs to do some forecasting and planning, and get ready. The AARP and the Society for Human Resource Management teamed up to create a free tool to help companies identify their potential skills gaps when their workforce faces retirement. Not only does it assess critical functions, it also takes a critical look at the programs in place to retain workers. Companies must be welcoming to an aging workforce: Just as Boomers need to make changes in order to fit into organizations that may very well be led by, and staffed with, workers younger than themselves, company leaders need to set a tone that is welcoming and tolerant of an aging workforce. Age bias can be subtle or overt, but either way, it violates the Age Discrimination in Employment Act, which protects individuals age 40 or above, with very few exceptions. This means workers, regardless of their age, must be offered opportunities to advance, to access training, to transfer to desired positions, to be rewarded for their performances, and to receive feedback and coaching. Employers must adjust to a new workforce dynamic:
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https://www.westsoundworkforce.com/how-are-baby-boomers-affecting-the-workplace/
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Title: How are Baby Boomers Affecting the Workplace? - West Sound Workforce
Headings: How are Baby Boomers Affecting the Workplace?
How are Baby Boomers Affecting the Workplace?
Is your company prepared for the way the aging of Baby Boomers is going to shake up your workplace dynamic?
Baby Boomer job statistics:
Will there be a Baby Boomer brain drain?
What impact will Boomers who remain in the workforce have?
How will Boomers affect the career prospects of younger workers?
Navigating a multi-generational workplace:
Is your business prepared for Boomers who don’t plan to retire?
Companies must be welcoming to an aging workforce:
Employers must adjust to a new workforce dynamic:
Content: Companies must be welcoming to an aging workforce: Just as Boomers need to make changes in order to fit into organizations that may very well be led by, and staffed with, workers younger than themselves, company leaders need to set a tone that is welcoming and tolerant of an aging workforce. Age bias can be subtle or overt, but either way, it violates the Age Discrimination in Employment Act, which protects individuals age 40 or above, with very few exceptions. This means workers, regardless of their age, must be offered opportunities to advance, to access training, to transfer to desired positions, to be rewarded for their performances, and to receive feedback and coaching. Employers must adjust to a new workforce dynamic: Study after study reinforces that Baby Boomers will be working far longer than their parents did. AARP’s study found that almost 50% of Boomers see themselves working until the age of 70 or more. 36% said they will never be able to afford retirement. An aging workforce is a new dynamic for business managers and co-workers to contend with. Strategies for capitalizing on Boomers’ assets, controlling inevitable conflicts, and minimizing potential pitfalls must be put into place in order for all parties to achieve success and fulfillment.
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https://www.westsoundworkforce.com/how-are-baby-boomers-affecting-the-workplace/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_57_1154622543#11_2077766392
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Title: How are Baby Boomers Affecting the Workplace? - West Sound Workforce
Headings: How are Baby Boomers Affecting the Workplace?
How are Baby Boomers Affecting the Workplace?
Is your company prepared for the way the aging of Baby Boomers is going to shake up your workplace dynamic?
Baby Boomer job statistics:
Will there be a Baby Boomer brain drain?
What impact will Boomers who remain in the workforce have?
How will Boomers affect the career prospects of younger workers?
Navigating a multi-generational workplace:
Is your business prepared for Boomers who don’t plan to retire?
Companies must be welcoming to an aging workforce:
Employers must adjust to a new workforce dynamic:
Content: Study after study reinforces that Baby Boomers will be working far longer than their parents did. AARP’s study found that almost 50% of Boomers see themselves working until the age of 70 or more. 36% said they will never be able to afford retirement. An aging workforce is a new dynamic for business managers and co-workers to contend with. Strategies for capitalizing on Boomers’ assets, controlling inevitable conflicts, and minimizing potential pitfalls must be put into place in order for all parties to achieve success and fulfillment. Categories: Employer Articles
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https://www.westsoundworkforce.com/how-are-baby-boomers-affecting-the-workplace/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_57_1156403938#0_2081684025
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Title: Dominion Voting Services the Target of Trump Voting-Fraud Accusations | Westword
Headings: Denver's Dominion Voting Services Is Target of Trump Voting-Fraud Rumors
Denver's Dominion Voting Services Is Target of Trump Voting-Fraud Rumors
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In a barrage of tweets issued last week, still- President Donald Trump let loose with this on November 12: “REPORT: DOMINION DELETED 2.7 MILLION TRUMP VOTES NATIONWIDE. DATA ANALYSIS FINDS 221,000 PENNSYLVANIA VOTES SWITCHED FROM PRESIDENT TRUMP TO BIDEN. 941,000 TRUMP VOTES DELETED. STATES USING DOMINION VOTING SYSTEMS SWITCHED 435,000 VOTES FROM TRUMP TO BIDEN.” In response, and after a week of rumors labeling the company as the chief culprit in suspected voting fraud, Dominion Voting Systems — one of the most widely used voting equipment companies in the U.S. — posted a “setting the record straight” statement on dominionvoting.com on November 13: Remember Her?
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https://www.westword.com/news/dominion-voting-services-trump-voting-fraud-denver-11845357
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_57_1164026869#0_2097596555
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Title: Supply Chain Disruption – Reducing the impact and cost
Headings: Supply Chain Disruption – Reducing the impact and cost of supply chain disruption
Supply Chain Disruption – Reducing the impact and cost of supply chain disruption
What is a supply chain disruption?
How to mitigate the consequences of supply chain disruption – Avoid and Embrace
3 Key Factors that minimize damage of a supply chain disruption
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Content: Supply Chain Disruption – Reducing the impact and cost
Supply Chain Disruption – Reducing the impact and cost of supply chain disruption
Posted on February 12, 2020
February 24, 2020
by WGA Consulting, LLC
What is a supply chain disruption? A Supply Chain Disruption is an unplanned or unanticipated event that disrupts the normal flow of goods, materials or services within an entire supply chain. Supply chains have become more complex and long throughout the years. Furthermore, the frequency and intensity of supply chain disruptions is also constantly increasing. Companies have learned valuable lessons from Japan’s tsunami in 2011, Thailand’s 2011 floods, and the 2010 eruption of the volcano in Iceland related to the impact of supply chain disruption. These and other events have severally crippled and disrupted supply chains around the world. After these events, Supply Chain Organizations have slowly realized the importance of taking calculated risks and reducing costs. However, natural disasters are not the only threats or causes for disruption in the supply chain. Political instabilities or wars, cyber-attacks and information fragmentation are also important factors than can damage the supply chain and operations of a company. In 2020, an era of increased volatility, organizations focus on the protection and reinforcement of their supply chain, to make it more flexible and resilient to adversities.
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https://www.wgaconsulting.com/new/2020/02/12/supply-chain-disruption-reducing-impact-cost-supply-chain-disruption/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_57_1165675727#12_2101443576
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Title: 7 Nursing Technologies Transforming Patient Care
Headings: 7 nursing technologies transforming patient care.
Nursing & Healthcare
7 nursing technologies transforming patient care.
Nursing profession widely agrees new medical technologies help with patient care.
1. Automated IV pumps.
2. Portable monitors.
3. Smart beds.
4. Wearable devices.
5. Electronic health records.
6. Centralized command centers.
7. Telehealth and apps.
Nursing education.
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Content: Electronic health records allow nursing experts to document care provided to patients, and retrieve information that can help prioritize care. Additionally information entered into computer systems, can then be accessed by the care team, including doctors and even patients themselves when necessary. While security continues to be a concern for electronic health records HIPAA laws ensure security and privacy of electronic records are maintained by healthcare organizations, and new technology like blockchain and cryptography are easing privacy concerns. EHR’s can tell registered nurses (RNs) whether steps still need to be taken for a patient, can monitor small condition changes, and can give them information immediately as alerts or reminders. Real-time health updates impact the speed and accuracy of medical care. RNs learn how to use software systems on the job, but their education and training will help them quickly understand what different indications on medical records mean, and what their course of action should be; to ensure improved patient outcomes. 6. Centralized command centers. One of the newest ideas for hospitals, centralized command centers, promise improved patient experiences and better ways for RNs and doctors to manage supplies, clinical technology, and capacity.
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https://www.wgu.edu/blog/7-nursing-technologies-transforming-patient-care1903.html
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_57_1166781574#2_2103953806
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Title: 3 Reasons to Be Thankful for Teachers
Headings: 3 Reasons to Be Thankful for Teachers
Beyond the classroom
3 Reasons to Be Thankful for Teachers
1. They Sometimes Dress Up for Class
2. They Wear Many Hats: Teacher, Coach, and Nurse?
3. They Support Their Students Through the Toughest Times
Content: "The lesson went fine, and the kids were great," Risa said with a smile. " But it was clear my principal wasn't comfortable watching a unicorn explaining congruent triangles." 2. They Wear Many Hats: Teacher, Coach, and Nurse? Teachers often play important roles for their students outside of the classroom, too. Andi M. played college soccer and loved coaching an eighth-grade girls' team. The last game of the season was played in miserable weather, and everyone was tired and wet when they got on the bus for the 40-mile trip home. A few miles down the road, one of the girls vomited. She was embarrassed and crying, and Andi went back to comfort her.
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https://www.wgu.edu/heyteach/article/3-reasons-be-thankful-teachers1811.html
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_57_1166781574#5_2103957539
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Title: 3 Reasons to Be Thankful for Teachers
Headings: 3 Reasons to Be Thankful for Teachers
Beyond the classroom
3 Reasons to Be Thankful for Teachers
1. They Sometimes Dress Up for Class
2. They Wear Many Hats: Teacher, Coach, and Nurse?
3. They Support Their Students Through the Toughest Times
Content: 3. They Support Their Students Through the Toughest Times
Teachers often support students through difficult times that go beyond their classroom curriculum. Take fourth-grade teacher Sonya R., for example. Her nickname is The Tooth Puller. "It happened by accident," she said. " One day in class, one of the boys kept wiggling his a loose tooth. Of course, the kids around him had their eyes on him and not me. Finally I said, 'Do you want me to pull that out?' He nodded, so I reached in and pulled it out. It was just hanging by a thread but he was too scared to do it himself."
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https://www.wgu.edu/heyteach/article/3-reasons-be-thankful-teachers1811.html
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_57_1166806396#3_2104017161
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Title: 5 Reasons to Love Teaching
Headings: 5 Reasons to Love Teaching
Beyond the classroom
5 Reasons to Love Teaching
1. Collegiality
2. Lifelong Learning
3. Exercising Creativity
4. Building Relationships
5. Providing Opportunity and Changing Lives
Content: MaryEllen writes books. These amazing teachers make work a great place to be. They recommend books to read, conferences to attend, and courses to take. They offer their suggestions and intellectual insights. And, most importantly, they help me find joy in my job. I am in awe of the teachers I work with; they inspire me to reach higher and try harder each year. 2. Lifelong Learning
Teachers are lifelong learners who are constantly growing and evolving. Any given school is full of professionals who are in the midst of taking courses, participating in professional development sessions, and earning degrees.
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https://www.wgu.edu/heyteach/article/5-reasons-love-teaching1806.html
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_57_1166806396#4_2104018232
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Title: 5 Reasons to Love Teaching
Headings: 5 Reasons to Love Teaching
Beyond the classroom
5 Reasons to Love Teaching
1. Collegiality
2. Lifelong Learning
3. Exercising Creativity
4. Building Relationships
5. Providing Opportunity and Changing Lives
Content: I am in awe of the teachers I work with; they inspire me to reach higher and try harder each year. 2. Lifelong Learning
Teachers are lifelong learners who are constantly growing and evolving. Any given school is full of professionals who are in the midst of taking courses, participating in professional development sessions, and earning degrees. It's almost impossible to stagnate because there are always new things to be learned. Keeping up with new research, data, and trends requires a dynamic approach and an adaptable mind, so boredom is out of the question. 3. Exercising Creativity
Teachers have enormous freedom to create lessons that are engaging and effective for their students. I was able to launch an English language arts curriculum on the Walking Dead to help my students understand business, ethics, sociology, psychology, and international relations.
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https://www.wgu.edu/heyteach/article/5-reasons-love-teaching1806.html
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_57_1166851173#1_2104135019
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Title: 7 Tips for Teachers on Dealing with Difficult Parents
Headings: 7 Tips for Teachers on Dealing with Difficult Parents
Beyond the classroom
7 Tips for Teachers on Dealing with Difficult Parents
1. No Surprises
2. Meet Face-to-Face with Parents
3. Alert Your Principal or Department Chair to the Situation
4. Listen and Ask Questions
5. Try to Find Things You Agree On
6. Don't Allow Yourself to Be Pressured
7. Know When the Conversation Is Over
Content: But some parents may not feel so kindly toward their child's teacher as the year winds down. Perhaps their child failed a final exam and needs to go to summer school, or maybe their child struggled throughout the year and you recommended testing to determine if they have a learning disability. Or, maybe their child missed a lot of instruction, and you think they need to repeat the year. Whatever the issue, you're probably not looking forward to dealing with difficult parents at this point. But there are plenty of ways to defuse the situation, keep your cool, and even help parents come to an understanding about their child's progress. 1. No Surprises
This is probably the most important thing to keep in mind throughout the year: Make sure you keep parents apprised of any issues. If you think a student has learning problems and should be tested, don't wait until the entire year has passed before suggesting it. You can often avoid problems at the end of the year if parents have already been made aware of your concerns.
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https://www.wgu.edu/heyteach/article/7-tips-teachers-dealing-difficult-parents1804.html
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_57_1169696851#1_2111100495
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Title: Cube Watermelon - One of the Most Expensive Fruits in the World - What About Watermelon?
Headings: Cube Watermelon – One of the Most Expensive Fruits in the World
Cube Watermelon – One of the Most Expensive Fruits in the World
Why Cube Watermelons?
Who Invented Cube Watermelons?
How are Cube Watermelons Grown?
Growing Your Own Cube Watermelon
What You Will Need:
Directions:
Costs Associated with Cube Watermelons?
Other Watermelon Shape Crazes
Fun Facts About Cube Watermelons
Content: 3 How are Cube Watermelons Grown? 3.1 Growing Your Own Cube Watermelon
3.1.1 What You Will Need: 3.1.2 Directions: 4 Costs Associated with Cube Watermelons? 5 Other Watermelon Shape Crazes
6 Fun Facts About Cube Watermelons
Why Cube Watermelons? You may now be wondering why would anyone need a cube shaped watermelon? There is a number of reasons companies began growing these watermelons. For starters, many people have needed to downsize due to rising electricity costs and these square watermelons can easily be stacked beneath or above something else in a small refrigerator. In their country of origin, Japan, being space smart really is important. The shape of these watermelons also allows them to be easily stacked for transportation.
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https://www.whataboutwatermelon.com/index.php/2018/05/cube-watermelon-one-expensive-fruits-world/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_57_1169696851#2_2111101977
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Title: Cube Watermelon - One of the Most Expensive Fruits in the World - What About Watermelon?
Headings: Cube Watermelon – One of the Most Expensive Fruits in the World
Cube Watermelon – One of the Most Expensive Fruits in the World
Why Cube Watermelons?
Who Invented Cube Watermelons?
How are Cube Watermelons Grown?
Growing Your Own Cube Watermelon
What You Will Need:
Directions:
Costs Associated with Cube Watermelons?
Other Watermelon Shape Crazes
Fun Facts About Cube Watermelons
Content: You may now be wondering why would anyone need a cube shaped watermelon? There is a number of reasons companies began growing these watermelons. For starters, many people have needed to downsize due to rising electricity costs and these square watermelons can easily be stacked beneath or above something else in a small refrigerator. In their country of origin, Japan, being space smart really is important. The shape of these watermelons also allows them to be easily stacked for transportation. Furthermore, these watermelons have been grown for their ornamental value. In Japan, many people display these unusual cube watermelons in their restaurants and homes to be observed by others. In Japan, it is not uncommon for someone to give a watermelon as a gift. For those looking for something with a novelty purpose, these cube watermelons are perfect. Another reason cube watermelons were introduced was their ability to be sliced without rolling from side to side.
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https://www.whataboutwatermelon.com/index.php/2018/05/cube-watermelon-one-expensive-fruits-world/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_57_1169770467#2_2111312116
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Title: Why is the Watermelon Yellow Inside? - What About Watermelon?
Headings: Why is the Watermelon Yellow Inside?
Why is the Watermelon Yellow Inside?
Description of Yellow Watermelon
Why are They Yellow?
Taste
Availability
Storage
Preparation
Fun Facts About Yellow Watermelons
Content: Yellow watermelons can weigh up to 30 lbs (14 kg) but generally weigh anywhere from 5 lbs (2.3 kg) to 18 lbs (8.2 kg). This makes them on average half the size of the normal red fleshed varieties. Although they differ in size, yellow watermelons have the same distinct crisp texture as red watermelons. Size comparison between red and yellow varieties. Why are They Yellow? Although a close cousin of the popular red fleshed watermelons, yellow watermelons lack the red pigment and lycopene (an antioxidant) that give red watermelons (and similarly red tomatoes) their color. Taste
Yellow watermelons that are grown in preferable conditions and picked when ripe are distinctively sweeter than red watermelons. Their flavor is described to have hints of an apricot/honey mixture. Availability
Although Yellow watermelons can be grown in any season, during the summer is when they will flourish. Yellow watermelons are best grown in warmer countries such as their origin, Africa or within the United States, Mexico or California.
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https://www.whataboutwatermelon.com/index.php/why-is-watermelon-yellow-inside/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_57_1169770467#3_2111313644
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Title: Why is the Watermelon Yellow Inside? - What About Watermelon?
Headings: Why is the Watermelon Yellow Inside?
Why is the Watermelon Yellow Inside?
Description of Yellow Watermelon
Why are They Yellow?
Taste
Availability
Storage
Preparation
Fun Facts About Yellow Watermelons
Content: Although a close cousin of the popular red fleshed watermelons, yellow watermelons lack the red pigment and lycopene (an antioxidant) that give red watermelons (and similarly red tomatoes) their color. Taste
Yellow watermelons that are grown in preferable conditions and picked when ripe are distinctively sweeter than red watermelons. Their flavor is described to have hints of an apricot/honey mixture. Availability
Although Yellow watermelons can be grown in any season, during the summer is when they will flourish. Yellow watermelons are best grown in warmer countries such as their origin, Africa or within the United States, Mexico or California. In the United States, Yellow Watermelons grow best during May to October. When the ‘Yellow Baby’ and ‘Yellow Doll’ varieties are ripe and edible, approximately seventy five days after planting, they should feel firm and be free of cracks. Once ripe, larger yellow fleshed watermelons should feel similar although have a longer growing period. Yellow watermelons need one square yard (0.9 square meters) of ground to successfully grow and temperatures between 70 to 85 degrees Fahrenheit (21 to 29 degrees Celsius). Yellow watermelons are a lot less common in the United States than the red watermelons.
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https://www.whataboutwatermelon.com/index.php/why-is-watermelon-yellow-inside/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_57_1191951769#2_2161566591
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Title: 8 Ways to Increase Student Motivation through Goal Setting
Headings: 8 Ways to Increase Student Motivation through Goal Setting
8 Ways to Increase Student Motivation through Goal Setting
Below are 8 ways to increase student motivation through goal setting.
Identify a Goal
Visualize the Results
Plan Backward with a SMART Goal Setting Plan
Kid-friendly definitions:
Identify Motivation
Kid-friendly definitions:
Overcome Obstacles
Find a Support System
Avoid Procrastination by Increasing Accountability
Plan for the Future
Content: You can also discuss the difference in short and long-term goals. Making a foldable or fortune teller is a fun way for students to share and discuss their goals. Visualize the Results
Have students visualize their future and imagine themselves meeting their goals. Encourage them to get specific by asking them what it will look like and how they will feel when they meet their goal. You can help students do this through a guided meditation or by drawing a picture. Plan Backward with a SMART Goal Setting Plan
Once students have a clear vision of their goal, the next step is to help them take actionable steps toward achieving it. They need to look at all of the small steps and make a clear plan. This includes using time management skills, planning backward and prioritizing. When helping your students create their goal-setting plan, you also need to make sure their goal is SMART. You can start by reviewing the components of SMART goals and defining time management, planning backward, and prioritizing.
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https://www.whatihavelearnedteaching.com/8-ways-to-increase-student-motivation-through-goal-setting/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_57_1194425154#2_2167706887
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Title: Difference between Confidence Level and Confidence Interval
Headings: Difference between Confidence Level and Confidence Interval
Difference between Confidence Level and Confidence Interval
Content: Therefore to statistically state the range of an estimated/predicted value: the term confidence level is used. It is the probability that the population parameter value lies between a specified ‘Range’. This specified range (21s to 25s) is the Confidence Interval. Confidence interval is always expressed in percentage and most of the statistical calculations use a value of 95% or 99%, depending upon the accuracy of data needed. Confidence interval is always in the same unit as the population parameter or sample statistic. Confidence interval is generated/calculated using the confidence level required by the user with the help of z table/t table/chi-square table based on the distribution. Confidence Intervals are mostly used in hypothesis testing to validate an assumption and in methods like correlation, regression etc, to arrive at intervals for the required confidence level.
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https://www.whatissixsigma.net/confidence-level-confidence-interval/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_57_1214302314#3_2220182038
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Title: Baby Potty Training: How to Try Elimination Communication With an Infant
Headings: How to Potty Train Your Baby
How to Potty Train Your Baby
If you've decided to try potty training your baby, give your infant — and yourself — the best chance at success by following a few simple steps.
How young can you start potty training your baby?
Should you potty train your baby or is it best to wait until he's a toddler?
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How to try elimination communication with your baby
Content: He's giving you clues you can use to introduce an alternate option (the toilet!). On the other hand, if your baby was born with a poker face and keeps a topsy turvy schedule, potty training will be a huge challenge. Should you potty train your baby or is it best to wait until he's a toddler? Proponents of early potty training might claim that toilet training a baby is potentially less frustrating than potty training a toddler, simply because the teaching is taking place before the "terrible twos" or the "tricky threes." Continue Reading Below
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However, early potty training success depends a lot on your commitment to keeping up the schedule and your baby's innate temperament. If a baby's really not interested in learning to potty train, there's not much you can do except wait for the toddler years. How to try elimination communication with your baby
He can't tell you when he needs to go and you won't be able to tell him what you want him to do. Instead, you'll have to pick up on his cues that he needs to pee or poop and act on them — which is why potty training a baby is often referred to as elimination communication. And because a toddler has been peeing and pooping in a diaper for at least a year before he begins potty training, much of what he's learning is how to ditch those diapers, whereas a baby who rarely or never wears a diaper is starting from a completely different point. Follow these tips if you're trying to potty train your baby:
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https://www.whattoexpect.com/first-year/baby-care/potty-train-your-baby.aspx
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_57_1217131584#2_2227419196
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Title: Pregnancy Tests: When Should You Take a Pregnancy Test?
Headings: Pregnancy Tests
Pregnancy Tests
Here's everything you need to know about pregnancy tests you can take at home, including how soon you can take a pregnancy test and how to get the most accurate results.
When should you take a pregnancy test?
How soon can you take a pregnancy test?
Read This Next
Moms Describe Trying to Conceive in Just 3 Words
How to take a pregnancy test
How accurate are pregnancy tests?
Are there different types of home pregnancy tests?
How much do pregnancy tests cost?
Can medications affect pregnancy test results?
Can you get a false positive pregnancy test? What about a false negative pregnancy test?
What should I do if I get a positive pregnancy test?
What Our Community Is Talking About
Content: What about a false negative pregnancy test? What should I do if I get a positive pregnancy test? Back in your mom's day, you had to miss your period before you took a pregnancy test — and wait a couple of hours before you knew the results. These days you can find out you're expecting much earlier, faster and with better accuracy using home pregnancy tests. All pregnancy tests measure the same thing: urinary levels of human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG), a placenta-produced hormone of pregnancy. HCG finds its way into your bloodstream and urine almost immediately after an embryo implants in the uterus. However, it does take some time before concentrations are high enough to be detected. When should you take a pregnancy test? Your best bet is to wait to take a pregnancy test until about 19 days after fertilization in order for hCG to build up to a level that’s detectable in your urine.
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https://www.whattoexpect.com/getting-pregnant/fertility/putting-home-pregnancy-tests-to-the-test.aspx
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_57_1217131584#11_2227437516
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Title: Pregnancy Tests: When Should You Take a Pregnancy Test?
Headings: Pregnancy Tests
Pregnancy Tests
Here's everything you need to know about pregnancy tests you can take at home, including how soon you can take a pregnancy test and how to get the most accurate results.
When should you take a pregnancy test?
How soon can you take a pregnancy test?
Read This Next
Moms Describe Trying to Conceive in Just 3 Words
How to take a pregnancy test
How accurate are pregnancy tests?
Are there different types of home pregnancy tests?
How much do pregnancy tests cost?
Can medications affect pregnancy test results?
Can you get a false positive pregnancy test? What about a false negative pregnancy test?
What should I do if I get a positive pregnancy test?
What Our Community Is Talking About
Content: In 10 percent of women, implantation doesn't occur until the first day of their missed period, which means they might not get an accurate reading even until they wait until a day or two after they miss their periods. So with every additional day you wait, there's a better chance you'll have hCG in your system, and the home pregnancy test gets more accurate. How concentrated your urine is. Pregnancy tests used to recommend using your first pee of the morning, when more hCG is present. But now they're sensitive enough that that's not necessary, although it does help if you're taking the test early. Similarly, drinking too much liquid beforehand could dilute your urine and affect the results. Are there different types of home pregnancy tests? Though different brands show results differently (some with double pink or blue lines, some with a plus or minus sign, some with words like "yes"/"no" or "pregnant"/"not pregnant"), and they range in price, they all work the same way: by detecting levels of the hCG pregnancy hormone in the urine, which begins to appear shortly after implantation. How much do pregnancy tests cost?
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https://www.whattoexpect.com/getting-pregnant/fertility/putting-home-pregnancy-tests-to-the-test.aspx
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Title: Prenatal Appointment Schedule: What Happens at Your Prenatal Checkups?
Headings: Your Guide to Prenatal Appointments
Your Guide to Prenatal Appointments
How's your baby doing in there? Regular prenatal checkups are the way to find out.
In This Article
Typical prenatal appointment schedule
Recommended Reading
What happens during a prenatal care appointment?
What tests will I receive at my prenatal appointments?
What will I talk about with my practitioner at prenatal care appointments?
First trimester prenatal appointments: What to expect
Second trimester prenatal appointments: What to expect
Third trimester prenatal appointments: What to expect
Questions to ask during prenatal appointments
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What happens during a prenatal care appointment? You can expect a number of prenatal tests throughout your pregnancy, depending on how far along you are. At nearly every prenatal appointment, your practitioner will also do the following: Check your blood pressure. Weigh you. You’ll step on the scale so the doctor can make sure you and your baby are growing well. Your health care provider will assess the size of your uterus, either vaginally or via an ultrasound. When you’re bigger, during the second and third trimesters, she’ll measure your abdomen and feel for the baby's size and position. Take a urine sample. You’ll be asked to pee in a cup so the doctor can check for too much protein (a sign of preeclampsia) or sugar (a sign of gestational diabetes).
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https://www.whattoexpect.com/pregnancy/pregnancy-health/prenatal-appointments/
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Title: Prenatal Appointment Schedule: What Happens at Your Prenatal Checkups?
Headings: Your Guide to Prenatal Appointments
Your Guide to Prenatal Appointments
How's your baby doing in there? Regular prenatal checkups are the way to find out.
In This Article
Typical prenatal appointment schedule
Recommended Reading
What happens during a prenatal care appointment?
What tests will I receive at my prenatal appointments?
What will I talk about with my practitioner at prenatal care appointments?
First trimester prenatal appointments: What to expect
Second trimester prenatal appointments: What to expect
Third trimester prenatal appointments: What to expect
Questions to ask during prenatal appointments
Content: Discuss testing options. Your provider will advise you about any recommended tests — such as ultrasounds , amniocentesis (to check for chromosomal abnormalities and fetal infections) and screening for genetic issues — as well as the risks and benefits of each. Offer info and guidance. Your practitioner will fill you in on any recent or upcoming changes in your body or baby, answer your questions and offer you tips to help you stay healthy and happy until delivery day. What tests will I receive at my prenatal appointments? Many different lab tests are part of routine medical care during pregnancy, including those that are measured with a blood, urine or tissue sample. Each test you get will vary according to your risk for certain conditions and may include: Pelvic exams
Breast exams
Pap smear
Ultrasounds and Doppler scans. Between 18 and 20 weeks, your practitioner will probably order an ultrasound to confirm how far along you are and to check that your baby’s spine, abdomen, heart, brain and other body parts are developing well. Blood tests.
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https://www.whattoexpect.com/pregnancy/pregnancy-health/prenatal-appointments/
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Title: Prenatal Appointment Schedule: What Happens at Your Prenatal Checkups?
Headings: Your Guide to Prenatal Appointments
Your Guide to Prenatal Appointments
How's your baby doing in there? Regular prenatal checkups are the way to find out.
In This Article
Typical prenatal appointment schedule
Recommended Reading
What happens during a prenatal care appointment?
What tests will I receive at my prenatal appointments?
What will I talk about with my practitioner at prenatal care appointments?
First trimester prenatal appointments: What to expect
Second trimester prenatal appointments: What to expect
Third trimester prenatal appointments: What to expect
Questions to ask during prenatal appointments
Content: Many different lab tests are part of routine medical care during pregnancy, including those that are measured with a blood, urine or tissue sample. Each test you get will vary according to your risk for certain conditions and may include: Pelvic exams
Breast exams
Pap smear
Ultrasounds and Doppler scans. Between 18 and 20 weeks, your practitioner will probably order an ultrasound to confirm how far along you are and to check that your baby’s spine, abdomen, heart, brain and other body parts are developing well. Blood tests. These check your hormone levels and screen for Rh factor (a protein on red blood cells) and anemia, among other conditions. Glucose screenings. These tests indicate whether you’ve developed gestational diabetes. Nuchal translucency screening. This is a non-invasive check for chromosomal disorders.
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https://www.whattoexpect.com/pregnancy/pregnancy-health/prenatal-appointments/
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Title: Types of Doctors for Pregnancy: OB/GYNs, Family Physician & Midwives
Headings: Types of Prenatal Care Practitioners
Types of Prenatal Care Practitioners
Recommended Reading
What is a prenatal care practitioner?
What are the different types of prenatal care practitioners?
Choosing an OB/GYN as your prenatal care practitioner
Choosing a family physician as your prenatal care practitioner
Choosing a certified nurse-midwife (CNM) as your prenatal care practitioner
Choosing a direct-entry or certified professional midwife as your prenatal care practitioner
Should you have a doula?
How should you choose your pregnancy team?
Content: Are you at risk of any complications? There are several conditions to consider here, including diabetes, high blood pressure, whether you’re overweight or obese and whether you’re pregnant with twins or other multiples. Where would you like to deliver? Your choices are: a hospital, birthing center or at home. Would you like a natural or medicated birth? Think about whether avoiding medications during birth is important to you or if you think there's a good chance you'll want an epidural. Your next step is to learn a little more about who can offer the best solutions for your needs. Here’s what a prenatal care practitioner actually does, as well as a breakdown of each particular type. Once you understand their functions and training, you can decide who to approach for your pregnancy team.
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https://www.whattoexpect.com/pregnancy/your-health/prenatal-care-doctors
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Title: Types of Doctors for Pregnancy: OB/GYNs, Family Physician & Midwives
Headings: Types of Prenatal Care Practitioners
Types of Prenatal Care Practitioners
Recommended Reading
What is a prenatal care practitioner?
What are the different types of prenatal care practitioners?
Choosing an OB/GYN as your prenatal care practitioner
Choosing a family physician as your prenatal care practitioner
Choosing a certified nurse-midwife (CNM) as your prenatal care practitioner
Choosing a direct-entry or certified professional midwife as your prenatal care practitioner
Should you have a doula?
How should you choose your pregnancy team?
Content: Would you like a natural or medicated birth? Think about whether avoiding medications during birth is important to you or if you think there's a good chance you'll want an epidural. Your next step is to learn a little more about who can offer the best solutions for your needs. Here’s what a prenatal care practitioner actually does, as well as a breakdown of each particular type. Once you understand their functions and training, you can decide who to approach for your pregnancy team. Continue Reading Below
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What Is a Doula and Should You Hire One for Your Baby's Birth? Your Guide to Prenatal Appointments
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What Is Centering Pregnancy? What is a prenatal care practitioner?
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https://www.whattoexpect.com/pregnancy/your-health/prenatal-care-doctors
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Title: When Your Toddler Resists Potty Training: Why It Happens and Tips on How to Handle It
Headings: When Your Toddler Resists Potty Training
When Your Toddler Resists Potty Training
When your child refuses to use the potty — should you or shouldn't you push?
Why do toddlers resist potty training?
What can you do if your toddler is refusing to potty train?
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Content: When Your Toddler Resists Potty Training: Why It Happens and Tips on How to Handle It
When Your Toddler Resists Potty Training
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When your child refuses to use the potty — should you or shouldn't you push? All signs show that your toddler is ready to be potty trained: He's at the right age, and many of his peers are making the move beyond diapers. But for some reason, your child isn't having any of it. What gives? Here are a few reasons your tot may hesitate to be potty training — and what can you do about it. Why do toddlers resist potty training? For a toddler, control is often the ultimate goal. The more you insist he try the potty, the more he may resist.
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https://www.whattoexpect.com/toddler/behavior/resisting-toileting.aspx
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Title: When Your Toddler Resists Potty Training: Why It Happens and Tips on How to Handle It
Headings: When Your Toddler Resists Potty Training
When Your Toddler Resists Potty Training
When your child refuses to use the potty — should you or shouldn't you push?
Why do toddlers resist potty training?
What can you do if your toddler is refusing to potty train?
Recommended Reading
Content: What gives? Here are a few reasons your tot may hesitate to be potty training — and what can you do about it. Why do toddlers resist potty training? For a toddler, control is often the ultimate goal. The more you insist he try the potty, the more he may resist. Some children are also terrified of falling in and/or are fearful of the flushing mechanism ("Hey, if stuff disappears down that hole, I might too!") or the loud noise it makes when you flush the toilet. What can you do if your toddler is refusing to potty train? There are several steps you can take to try to help your child get into potty training and get out of this stubborn "I don't want to!" phase.
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https://www.whattoexpect.com/toddler/behavior/resisting-toileting.aspx
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Title: When Your Toddler Resists Potty Training: Why It Happens and Tips on How to Handle It
Headings: When Your Toddler Resists Potty Training
When Your Toddler Resists Potty Training
When your child refuses to use the potty — should you or shouldn't you push?
Why do toddlers resist potty training?
What can you do if your toddler is refusing to potty train?
Recommended Reading
Content: Ask a neutral adult figure, such as your child's babysitter or grandparent, to put in a plug for the potty. Often a comment from an outside figure will have more of an effect than the pleadings of a parent. Be patient. Make it a non-issue and eventually your child will relinquish his diapers. ( Yes, it will happen.) Like walking or talking, potty training is a developmental skill that children master at their own speed. That's worth repeating — they'll do it when they're ready, not when you are! Some are up for it before 24 months, others not until after age 3. Most, however, fall somewhere in between. Whenever your child is ready to take the plunge, keep in mind that the age at which he finally gives up his diapers has nothing to do with intelligence or success in other skills.
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https://www.whattoexpect.com/toddler/behavior/resisting-toileting.aspx
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Title: Tips on Starting Potty Training: How to Potty Train Your Toddler
Headings: Tips on Starting Potty Training
Tips on Starting Potty Training
Once your child is developmentally ready for potty training, here's what you can do to pave the way to success.
How will I know my toddler is ready to be potty trained?
How old should my toddler be when I start potty training?
More About Toddler Milestones
Potty Training in 3 Words
Tips on preparing your toddler for potty training
Tips on starting potty training with your toddler
Content: Different strategies work with different children, but these tips generally get the job done. How will I know my toddler is ready to be potty trained? If your little one isn’t developmentally ready for potty training, even the best toilet tactics will fall short. Wait for these surefire signs that your tot is set to get started: You’re changing fewer diapers. Until they're around 20 months old, toddlers still pee frequently, but once they can stay dry for an hour or two, it’s a sign that they’re developing bladder control and are becoming physically ready for potty training. Bowel movements become more regular. This makes it easier to pull out the potty in a pinch when it’s time. Your little one is more vocal about going to the bathroom. When your child starts to broadcast peeing and pooping by verbalizing or showing you through his facial expressions, potty training is on the horizon.
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https://www.whattoexpect.com/toddler/potty-training/how-to-start-potty-training/
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Title: Tips on Starting Potty Training: How to Potty Train Your Toddler
Headings: Tips on Starting Potty Training
Tips on Starting Potty Training
Once your child is developmentally ready for potty training, here's what you can do to pave the way to success.
How will I know my toddler is ready to be potty trained?
How old should my toddler be when I start potty training?
More About Toddler Milestones
Potty Training in 3 Words
Tips on preparing your toddler for potty training
Tips on starting potty training with your toddler
Content: Until they're around 20 months old, toddlers still pee frequently, but once they can stay dry for an hour or two, it’s a sign that they’re developing bladder control and are becoming physically ready for potty training. Bowel movements become more regular. This makes it easier to pull out the potty in a pinch when it’s time. Your little one is more vocal about going to the bathroom. When your child starts to broadcast peeing and pooping by verbalizing or showing you through his facial expressions, potty training is on the horizon. Your child notices (and doesn't like) dirty diapers. Your little one may suddenly decide she doesn't want to hang out in her dirty diapers because they're gross. Yay! Your child is turning her nose up at stinky diapers just like you do and is ready to use the potty instead. How old should my toddler be when I start potty training?
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https://www.whattoexpect.com/toddler/potty-training/how-to-start-potty-training/
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Title: Tips on Starting Potty Training: How to Potty Train Your Toddler
Headings: Tips on Starting Potty Training
Tips on Starting Potty Training
Once your child is developmentally ready for potty training, here's what you can do to pave the way to success.
How will I know my toddler is ready to be potty trained?
How old should my toddler be when I start potty training?
More About Toddler Milestones
Potty Training in 3 Words
Tips on preparing your toddler for potty training
Tips on starting potty training with your toddler
Content: Even if you're too late and he's already done the deed, have him sit on the potty anyway to reinforce the connection. Keep her motivated. Remind her that using the potty means she's growing up. In the beginning, a small, tangible incentive can help, too — for every success, try putting a sticker on the calendar or a penny in the piggy bank. As she becomes more comfortable using the potty, it's best to phase out the rewards and let her inner motivation take over. Teach him to check for dryness. This offers him an added sense of control. If he's dry, give him a pat on the back (or a big hug), but don't criticize him if he's wet. Be patient. Even the most enthusiastic toddler can take several weeks to master potty training proficiency — often with as many steps backward as forward.
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https://www.whattoexpect.com/toddler/potty-training/how-to-start-potty-training/
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Title: Tips on Starting Potty Training: How to Potty Train Your Toddler
Headings: Tips on Starting Potty Training
Tips on Starting Potty Training
Once your child is developmentally ready for potty training, here's what you can do to pave the way to success.
How will I know my toddler is ready to be potty trained?
How old should my toddler be when I start potty training?
More About Toddler Milestones
Potty Training in 3 Words
Tips on preparing your toddler for potty training
Tips on starting potty training with your toddler
Content: Teach him to check for dryness. This offers him an added sense of control. If he's dry, give him a pat on the back (or a big hug), but don't criticize him if he's wet. Be patient. Even the most enthusiastic toddler can take several weeks to master potty training proficiency — often with as many steps backward as forward. If your expectations are unrealistic, you could diminish her self-confidence. Don't scold, punish or shame. No parent enjoys mopping up a puddle of pee, but try to stay cool. If you overreact, you might discourage your toddler's future attempts. Cut the nagging.
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https://www.whattoexpect.com/toddler/potty-training/how-to-start-potty-training/
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Title: When to Start Potty Training: Signs Your Toddler Is Ready
Headings: Signs Your Toddler Is Ready to Be Potty Trained
Signs Your Toddler Is Ready to Be Potty Trained
You're ready, but is your little one? Here's how to tell when your toddler is ready to potty train and tackle the toilet.
What are the signs my toddler is ready to be potty trained?
More Potty Training Tips from Parents Who Have Been There
Tips for starting potty training if your toddler is ready
More About Toddler Milestones
How long does it usually take to potty train a toddler?
More on Dressing Your Toddler
Content: So wait until you see these surefire signals: What are the signs my toddler is ready to be potty trained? 1. You’re changing fewer wet diapers. Until the age of about 20 months, kids pee so frequently that expecting them to control their bladders is probably unrealistic. But a toddler who stays dry for an hour or two at a stretch — and occasionally awakens without wetness — is physically ready for potty training. 2. Your child's bowel movements are predictable. Whether he has a BM in the morning, after meals or right before bed, a regular rhythm will help you anticipate when to pull out the potty — and thus boost his likelihood of success. 3.
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https://www.whattoexpect.com/toddler/potty-training/signs-of-readiness.aspx
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Title: When to Start Potty Training: Signs Your Toddler Is Ready
Headings: Signs Your Toddler Is Ready to Be Potty Trained
Signs Your Toddler Is Ready to Be Potty Trained
You're ready, but is your little one? Here's how to tell when your toddler is ready to potty train and tackle the toilet.
What are the signs my toddler is ready to be potty trained?
More Potty Training Tips from Parents Who Have Been There
Tips for starting potty training if your toddler is ready
More About Toddler Milestones
How long does it usually take to potty train a toddler?
More on Dressing Your Toddler
Content: It’s never a good idea to deny drinks. It’s unfair and ineffective. In fact, it’s more helpful to step up the liquids to have more opportunities for success. Avoid a bathroom battle. If you’re met with total resistance, it’s best to avoid the struggle. If your toddler isn’t ready to start training, go back to diapers a bit longer and revisit the subject in a few weeks. Bring on the praise. When you have successes, remind him how proud you are and even provide treats, like a sticker for every successful pee and two for every poop. How long does it usually take to potty train a toddler? Some toddlers pick up potty training almost immediately and for some, it takes a little longer.
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https://www.whattoexpect.com/toddler/potty-training/signs-of-readiness.aspx
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Title: When to Start Potty Training: Signs Your Toddler Is Ready
Headings: Signs Your Toddler Is Ready to Be Potty Trained
Signs Your Toddler Is Ready to Be Potty Trained
You're ready, but is your little one? Here's how to tell when your toddler is ready to potty train and tackle the toilet.
What are the signs my toddler is ready to be potty trained?
More Potty Training Tips from Parents Who Have Been There
Tips for starting potty training if your toddler is ready
More About Toddler Milestones
How long does it usually take to potty train a toddler?
More on Dressing Your Toddler
Content: If your toddler isn’t ready to start training, go back to diapers a bit longer and revisit the subject in a few weeks. Bring on the praise. When you have successes, remind him how proud you are and even provide treats, like a sticker for every successful pee and two for every poop. How long does it usually take to potty train a toddler? Some toddlers pick up potty training almost immediately and for some, it takes a little longer. Your child isn’t developmentally behind if he doesn’t get it right off the bat or if he starts later. Some kids start around age 2 and others are well into the 3s. The process can take weeks or months, and nighttime potty training can take much longer. Most children should stay dry at night by between 5 and 7 years old. So be prepared with disposable nighttime training pants and mattress covers.
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https://www.whattoexpect.com/toddler/potty-training/signs-of-readiness.aspx
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Title: When to Start Potty Training: Signs Your Toddler Is Ready
Headings: Signs Your Toddler Is Ready to Be Potty Trained
Signs Your Toddler Is Ready to Be Potty Trained
You're ready, but is your little one? Here's how to tell when your toddler is ready to potty train and tackle the toilet.
What are the signs my toddler is ready to be potty trained?
More Potty Training Tips from Parents Who Have Been There
Tips for starting potty training if your toddler is ready
More About Toddler Milestones
How long does it usually take to potty train a toddler?
More on Dressing Your Toddler
Content: Your child isn’t developmentally behind if he doesn’t get it right off the bat or if he starts later. Some kids start around age 2 and others are well into the 3s. The process can take weeks or months, and nighttime potty training can take much longer. Most children should stay dry at night by between 5 and 7 years old. So be prepared with disposable nighttime training pants and mattress covers. Continue Reading Below
More on Dressing Your Toddler
For some parents, potty training can be one of the more frustrating developmental stages. Some toddlers can take longer than others and in the meantime, it can be pretty messy. But try and be patient and don’t fret. Eventually your little one will learn the skill, and before you know it, you won’t have to lug around your diaper bag any longer. Potty Training in 3 Words
From the What to Expect editorial team and Heidi Murkoff, author of What to Expect the Second Year.
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https://www.whattoexpect.com/toddler/potty-training/signs-of-readiness.aspx
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Title: What's new on Amazon Prime Video in September 2020 | WhatToWatch
Headings: What's new on Amazon Prime Video in September 2020
What's new on Amazon Prime Video in September 2020
Amazon Prime Originals coming in September 2020
New movies and series coming in September 2020
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*Dino Dana The Movie - Amazon Original Movie (2020)
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*The Boys - Amazon Original Series: Season 2
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*All In: The Fight for Democracy - Amazon Original Movie (2020)
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Utopia - Amazon Original Series: Season 1
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New in September – Available for Purchase on Prime Video
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Content: Season 1 (Best TV Ever)
The Roy Rogers TV Show: Season 1 (Best Westerns Ever)
Wrong Man: Season 1 (STARZ)
September 2
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Hell On The Border (2019)
September 4
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*Dino Dana The Movie - Amazon Original Movie (2020)
Series
*The Boys - Amazon Original Series: Season 2
September 16
Movies
Blackbird (2020)
September 18
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*All In: The Fight for Democracy - Amazon Original Movie (2020)
Gemini Man (2019)
September 22
Movies
The Addams Family (2019)
September 25
Movies
Judy (2019)
Series
Utopia - Amazon Original Series: Season 1
September 28
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Force of Nature (2020)
Inherit The Viper (2020)
September 29
Movies
Trauma Center (2019)
New in September – Available for Purchase on Prime Video
September 4
Movies
Guest House (2020)
September 15
Cats & Dogs 3: Paws Unite! ( 2020)
September 18
Antebellum (2020)
Red Shoes and the Seven Dwarfs (2019)
Categories
TV Shows
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Title: When is watermelon season? - WhenIsTheSeason.com
Headings: When is watermelon season?
When is watermelon season?
Watermelon season table
Content: When is watermelon season? - WhenIsTheSeason.com
When is watermelon season? Although the watermelon season changes per state, the best time of the year to buy this fruit is between May and September because then it’s alternatively season in the four most important watermelon-growing states. You can find the right watermelon season for your state in the following chart. Florida has an early watermelon season, between April and July. Watermelon season in Georgia is between June and September. Texas has a long watermelon season between May and November. A couple of months later, California kicks in between July and November. If you like to purchase locally produced watermelons. Watermelon is a fresh treat, a perfect dessert after a summer barbecue and above everything (you ladies!)
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https://www.whenistheseason.com/when-is-watermelon-season/
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Title: When is watermelon season? - WhenIsTheSeason.com
Headings: When is watermelon season?
When is watermelon season?
Watermelon season table
Content: Watermelon season in Georgia is between June and September. Texas has a long watermelon season between May and November. A couple of months later, California kicks in between July and November. If you like to purchase locally produced watermelons. Watermelon is a fresh treat, a perfect dessert after a summer barbecue and above everything (you ladies!) a guilt-free pleasure, as it contains very few calories. We love to add it to our after gym smoothies and it’s also one of the most handsome fruits. Watermelon season table
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Mississippi
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Nebraska
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New Jersey
New Mexico
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North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
There are many ways to eat watermelons, add them to any salad, pickle them, spice them or make the easiest and healthiest pops. And they are great with fresh seafood too! Because it’s so easy to store them at home and because you can keep them in different ways for a while, they are a very easy fruit to upgrade almost any moment of the day (even the cocktail time).
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https://www.whenistheseason.com/when-is-watermelon-season/
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Title: Some Traits That Good Friends Have in Common - Where I Can Be Me ®
Headings: Some Traits That Good Friends Have in Common
Some Traits That Good Friends Have in Common
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Content: Appreciative: Nobody likes to feel like they’re being taken for granted. It feels way better when you have a friend that lets you know that they see the good things you do, and are grateful for them. Considerate: When a friend really cares about you, they think about how the things they do and say will make you feel. With that in mind, they aim to boost you up, instead of bringing you down. Empathetic: When things aren’t going exactly how you’d hoped, it’s always good to have a friend who can see things from your perspective in order to relate. And empathetic friend aims to help you out when things go wrong, and let you know that you’re cared about and supported no matter what else is going on in your life. Encouraging:
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https://www.whereicanbeme.com/traits-good-friends-common/
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Title: Accidentally signed up to Amazon Prime? You’re not alone – Which? News
Headings: Accidentally signed up to Amazon Prime? You’re not alone
Accidentally signed up to Amazon Prime? You’re not alone
28% of people we surveyed have inadvertently been enrolled with Amazon Prime
28% accidentally joined Amazon Prime
What Which? members told us
How Amazon signs you up to Prime
Delivery dilemma
Expedited sign-up
‘Welcome to Prime’
How to cancel Amazon Prime
Content: members would seem to disagree. What Which? members told us
Some members misunderstood what Prime actually was. ‘ I was given it when I purchased an item but then it seemed to cost a monthly subscription to have TV channels etc that I did not want,’ a respondent said. Others were confused by the sign-up process. ‘ I signed up accidentally because the button is more prominent than the alternative.’ Some only discovered they had been signed up to Prime months, or even years later. ‘ I don’t know how I got signed up to Amazon Prime. I only realised after four years when I became puzzled by a subscription on my bank statement then found the same payment for four years running. I emailed Amazon to tell them this was a mistake and they refunded all the payments without quibbling.’
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https://www.which.co.uk/news/2019/07/accidentally-signed-up-to-amazon-prime-youre-not-alone/
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Title: Mash Bill Cheat Sheets - Distillery Education Bourbon Whiskey
Headings: Mash Bill Cheat Sheets
Mash Bill Cheat Sheets
Content: High corn bourbon? I have no idea without a recipe book! Quit with the questions!! Boom! To help your exploration find its course, below is a mash bill cheat sheet of some popular whiskies: Jack Daniels: 80% Corn, 8% Rye,12% Barley
Old Forester: 72% Corn, 18% Rye, 10% Barley
Woodford Reserve: 72% Corn, 18% Rye, 10% Barley
Bulleit Bourbon: 68% Corn, 28% Rye, 4% Barley
George Dickel:
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https://www.whiskeyraw.com/blog/mash-bill-cheat-sheets
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Title: Mash Bill Cheat Sheets - Distillery Education Bourbon Whiskey
Headings: Mash Bill Cheat Sheets
Mash Bill Cheat Sheets
Content: Jack Daniels: 80% Corn, 8% Rye,12% Barley
Old Forester: 72% Corn, 18% Rye, 10% Barley
Woodford Reserve: 72% Corn, 18% Rye, 10% Barley
Bulleit Bourbon: 68% Corn, 28% Rye, 4% Barley
George Dickel: 84% Corn, 8% Rye, 8% Barley
Elijah Craig: 78% Corn,10% Rye, 12% Barley
Jim Beam: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, 12% Barley
Bakers: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, 12% Barley
Knob Creek: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, 12% Barley
Old Grandad Bottled in Bond:
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https://www.whiskeyraw.com/blog/mash-bill-cheat-sheets
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Title: Mash Bill Cheat Sheets - Distillery Education Bourbon Whiskey
Headings: Mash Bill Cheat Sheets
Mash Bill Cheat Sheets
Content: 84% Corn, 8% Rye, 8% Barley
Elijah Craig: 78% Corn,10% Rye, 12% Barley
Jim Beam: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, 12% Barley
Bakers: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, 12% Barley
Knob Creek: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, 12% Barley
Old Grandad Bottled in Bond: 63% Corn, 27% Rye, 10% Barley
Wild Turkey: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, 12% Barley
Makers Mark: 70% Corn 16% Wheat, 14% Barley
Four Roses Single Barrel: 60% Corn, 35% Rye, 5% Barley
Some observations…. Most whiskies use three grains:
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https://www.whiskeyraw.com/blog/mash-bill-cheat-sheets
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Title: Basic Moonshine Mash Recipe - Whiskey Still Pro Shop
Headings: Making Moonshine Mash in 3 Steps
Basic Moonshine Mash Recipe
Making Moonshine Mash in 3 Steps
Tips for Moonshine Mashes:
Step 1: Research and Purchase Ingredients
Basic Moonshine Mash Recipe
Step 2: Prepare Mash
Step 3: Wait for Fermentation
Jim Thomas
Content: Add water, and you have a mixture that is called a “mash.” Mashes are used for other alcohols as well, such as whiskey. You’ll leave your mash in the chamber for a limited amount of time, to allow the sugars in the grains to turn into alcohol. Before distilling, you can filter the solid husks and plant matter out of the mash. If you remove these solid materials, the liquid that is left is often called the moonshine or whiskey “wash.” Either a mash or a wash can be distilled, so that the alcohol is separated from the water, and you can enjoy your own fine homemade whiskey. Tips for Moonshine Mashes: Corn meal does not filter well out of a wash, and a cornmeal mash may burn the bottom of a copper still
The first product in a distilling batch has the highest alcohol proof
Measure your yeast fermentation and the mash’s alcohol content using a hydrometer
Step 1: Research and Purchase Ingredients
Basic Moonshine Mash Recipe
5 gallons of malt grains (rye, barley, or a combination of grains)
1 package of bread yeast
10 pounds sugar (any kind)
5 gallons warm water
Because moonshine has often been made in secret, there are no standardized measurements for the different ingredients in moonshine - it can be a process of trial and error to find a recipe that you like and that works well in your moonshine still. Most people have used 5-gallon grain buckets to measure grains over the years, and that is often still a typical measurement given, because stills are also measured in gallons
Some recipes call for yeast, while others call for sugar.
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https://www.whiskeystillpro.com/blogs/news/34322817-basic-moonshine-mash-recipe
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Title: Basic Moonshine Mash Recipe - Whiskey Still Pro Shop
Headings: Making Moonshine Mash in 3 Steps
Basic Moonshine Mash Recipe
Making Moonshine Mash in 3 Steps
Tips for Moonshine Mashes:
Step 1: Research and Purchase Ingredients
Basic Moonshine Mash Recipe
Step 2: Prepare Mash
Step 3: Wait for Fermentation
Jim Thomas
Content: Either a mash or a wash can be distilled, so that the alcohol is separated from the water, and you can enjoy your own fine homemade whiskey. Tips for Moonshine Mashes: Corn meal does not filter well out of a wash, and a cornmeal mash may burn the bottom of a copper still
The first product in a distilling batch has the highest alcohol proof
Measure your yeast fermentation and the mash’s alcohol content using a hydrometer
Step 1: Research and Purchase Ingredients
Basic Moonshine Mash Recipe
5 gallons of malt grains (rye, barley, or a combination of grains)
1 package of bread yeast
10 pounds sugar (any kind)
5 gallons warm water
Because moonshine has often been made in secret, there are no standardized measurements for the different ingredients in moonshine - it can be a process of trial and error to find a recipe that you like and that works well in your moonshine still. Most people have used 5-gallon grain buckets to measure grains over the years, and that is often still a typical measurement given, because stills are also measured in gallons
Some recipes call for yeast, while others call for sugar. Ours, however, requires a bit of both. After a few runs, you may find that one type of fermenter over the other is right for you. It’s best if you can use distilled water to make your moonshine mash, because you know that distilled water will not add any impurities that could throw off the fermentation process, or the flavor or alcohol content of your final product. Step 2: Prepare Mash
In a fermentation chamber, combine approximately 5 pounds of sugar with 1-2 gallons of malt grain.
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https://www.whiskeystillpro.com/blogs/news/34322817-basic-moonshine-mash-recipe
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Title: From the Grain to Alcohol - Whisky.com
Headings: From the Grain to Alcohol
From the Grain to Alcohol
1. Sugar
2. Starch
3. Alcoholic Fermentation
Vinegar - Acetic Acid - Vinegar Bacteria
Content: When the whole chain is split only double and triple chains (trimers) remain. The enzyme also can't further split the trimers. Note that the enzyme amylase only occurs in barley malt. However, it can also split starches in other types of grain, not only barley. That's why the mash for bourbon and grain whiskies usually contains 10% barley malt . Large grain distilleries, starch sugar factories and also the American whiskey distilleries make use of another property of starch. Starch can also be split at high temperatures through acid hydrolysis. The bourbon distilleries use cookers where the corn is cooked in an acidic environment ( sour mash) under slight overpressure (1.14 bar = 2 psi overpressure) at 105°C / 221°F for 25 minutes, which speeds up the splitting of starch. The last step from the grain to alcohol is fermentation. Alcoholic fermentation is carried out by the yeast.
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https://www.whisky.com/information/knowledge/production/details/from-the-grain-to-alcohol.html
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Title: Bourbon - Grain Selection and Mixture (Mash Bill) - Whisky.com
Headings: Bourbon - Grain Selection and Mixture (Mash Bill)
Bourbon - Grain Selection and Mixture (Mash Bill)
Mashbills of different distilleries
Description
Description
Description
Description
Content: The law requires a Kentucky straight bourbon whiskey to have a corn content of at least 51%. However, the corn content is usually higher (between 60% and 80%). Wild Turkey - Grain samples
Further components of the mash bill are rye and malted barley, which each make up between 10% and 15%. Few distilleries add wheat to their mash bill (e.g. Bernheim or Maker's Mark). Wheat makes a whiskey milder and smoother on the tongue. If wheat is added, it makes up about 10%. Four Roses - Grain mills
The different grain types are ground separately and stored temporarily. In former times hammer mills were used until it was found out that they heat up the grain too much, which affects the taste. Today the grain is usually crushed in order to open the husk. The following grinding process leads to very fine flour.
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https://www.whisky.com/information/knowledge/production/overview/how-bourbon-whiskey-is-made/bourbon-grain-selection-and-mixture-mash-bill.html
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Title: Mischarging Costs: Another Form of Procurement Fraud
Headings: Mischarging Costs: Another Form of Procurement Fraud
Mischarging Costs: Another Form of Procurement Fraud
A Successful Prosecution
Content: Documents (such as timecards, purchase orders, work orders) are altered. Employees rarely, if ever, take leave or vacation time. There is no variation in start and finish time among laborers. Employees would not generally start and stop at the exact same time as one another every day. Documentation submitted to the government for reimbursement/payment is of poor quality or purposely illegible. Costs that are submitted for reimbursement under a T&M contract are much greater than was estimated in the contract proposal. These are just a few examples of how a government contractor can scheme to defraud the government and, ultimately, the taxpayer. All of the aforementioned schemes cause the submission of false claims for reimbursement to the U.S. government, which triggers coverage under the False Claims Act. A Successful Prosecution
How did the government learn of these schemes? A brave whistleblower by the name of Jerry H. Brown II, a former industry insider, came forward and provided the information to his attorneys.
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https://www.whistleblowerattorneys.com/blog/mischarging-costs-another-form-of-procurement-fraud/
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Title: Mischarging Costs: Another Form of Procurement Fraud
Headings: Mischarging Costs: Another Form of Procurement Fraud
Mischarging Costs: Another Form of Procurement Fraud
A Successful Prosecution
Content: Costs that are submitted for reimbursement under a T&M contract are much greater than was estimated in the contract proposal. These are just a few examples of how a government contractor can scheme to defraud the government and, ultimately, the taxpayer. All of the aforementioned schemes cause the submission of false claims for reimbursement to the U.S. government, which triggers coverage under the False Claims Act. A Successful Prosecution
How did the government learn of these schemes? A brave whistleblower by the name of Jerry H. Brown II, a former industry insider, came forward and provided the information to his attorneys. In January 2012, the U.S. Department of Justice settled a False Claims Act case against Maersk Line Limited for $31.9 million to resolve allegations that the company submitted false claims to the government in a mischarging costs case involving the transport of cargo to support our soldiers in Afghanistan and Iraq. In this case Maersk used a variety of mischarging cost schemes, including billing in excess of an agreed upon price, billing excessive late fees, billing for delays that were improperly attributed to the U.S. government, billing for GPS-tracking and security services that either weren’t provided or were only partially provided, and failing to credit the government for rebates Maersk received from a subcontractor that should have been passed on to the government. How did the government learn of these schemes? A brave whistleblower by the name of Jerry H. Brown II, a former industry insider, came forward and provided the information to his attorneys. They, in turn, filed a lawsuit under the qui tam, or whistleblower, provisions of the False Claims Act, which permits an individual or individuals, called “relators,” to bring lawsuits on behalf of the United States and receive a portion of the proceeds of a settlement or judgment awarded against the defendant.
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https://www.whistleblowerattorneys.com/blog/mischarging-costs-another-form-of-procurement-fraud/
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Title: Mischarging Costs: Another Form of Procurement Fraud
Headings: Mischarging Costs: Another Form of Procurement Fraud
Mischarging Costs: Another Form of Procurement Fraud
A Successful Prosecution
Content: In January 2012, the U.S. Department of Justice settled a False Claims Act case against Maersk Line Limited for $31.9 million to resolve allegations that the company submitted false claims to the government in a mischarging costs case involving the transport of cargo to support our soldiers in Afghanistan and Iraq. In this case Maersk used a variety of mischarging cost schemes, including billing in excess of an agreed upon price, billing excessive late fees, billing for delays that were improperly attributed to the U.S. government, billing for GPS-tracking and security services that either weren’t provided or were only partially provided, and failing to credit the government for rebates Maersk received from a subcontractor that should have been passed on to the government. How did the government learn of these schemes? A brave whistleblower by the name of Jerry H. Brown II, a former industry insider, came forward and provided the information to his attorneys. They, in turn, filed a lawsuit under the qui tam, or whistleblower, provisions of the False Claims Act, which permits an individual or individuals, called “relators,” to bring lawsuits on behalf of the United States and receive a portion of the proceeds of a settlement or judgment awarded against the defendant. For his assistance in helping the government recoup the $31.9 million, Brown received $3.6 million. As this important case illustrates yet again, whistleblowers are a critical link in ferreting out procurement fraud and mischarging costs that can, and do, occur in government contracting. If you have witnessed any form of government procurement fraud, including fraud in defense contracting or fraud tied to government healthcare programs, coming forward can provide both peace of mind and potential financial rewards. Partnering with our investigative team and attorneys who have significant knowledge of the False Claims Act (including its whistleblower protections and potential rewards) is a necessity in today’s crowded legal environment. Call us today to discuss in greater detail how we can work together to put a stop to cost mischarging by government contractors.
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https://www.whistleblowerattorneys.com/blog/mischarging-costs-another-form-of-procurement-fraud/
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Title: Mischarging Costs: Another Form of Procurement Fraud
Headings: Mischarging Costs: Another Form of Procurement Fraud
Mischarging Costs: Another Form of Procurement Fraud
A Successful Prosecution
Content: For his assistance in helping the government recoup the $31.9 million, Brown received $3.6 million. As this important case illustrates yet again, whistleblowers are a critical link in ferreting out procurement fraud and mischarging costs that can, and do, occur in government contracting. If you have witnessed any form of government procurement fraud, including fraud in defense contracting or fraud tied to government healthcare programs, coming forward can provide both peace of mind and potential financial rewards. Partnering with our investigative team and attorneys who have significant knowledge of the False Claims Act (including its whistleblower protections and potential rewards) is a necessity in today’s crowded legal environment. Call us today to discuss in greater detail how we can work together to put a stop to cost mischarging by government contractors. Next week, we’ll examine procurement fraud and how defective pricing and price reductions are used to make false claims against the federal government. Posted in
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Title: Best international and travel SIM cards | WhistleOut
Headings: Best international and travel SIM cards
Best international and travel SIM cards
Travel SIM vs other low-cost options
Buy a local SIM
Subscribe to get the best news and deals
Use free public Wi-Fi
So, why get a travel SIM?
Travel SIMs compared
Flexiroam
TravelSIM
TravelSIM roaming rates
Woolworths Global Roaming
GigSky
You can download GigSky for iOS here.
Taking your phone overseas
Is your phone unlocked?
Is your device GSM or CDMA capable?
Find a better phone plan
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Score 50% OFF + DOUBLE DATA with your gomo subscription!
Save up to $60/mth + BONUS data with your Vodafone plan!
Get $25 OFF + 15GB BONUS data with amaysim's $40 Plan!
HALF PRICE Prepaid SIM plan for the first 3 months!
Check out Kogan Mobile for BONUS CREDIT + DISCOUNTS + EXTRA DATA!
Save up to $600 with Telstra's Extra Large Mobile Plan!
Travellers
Your Source for Mobile and Internet News & Deals
Email Address
Content: Is your device GSM or CDMA capable? You'll also need to ensure that your device will work on your destination's networks. Australia uses the GSM standard for mobile, as do most of the countries you're likely to visit. However, there are exceptions: the US, Japan and South Korea all use a combination of GSM and CDMA technologies. Australian-bought devices should work on GSM networks, provided your phone is compatible with your destination's available frequencies. Many newer flagship phones, such as the iPhone and Samsung Galaxy range, should support just about any frequency you encounter, but older devices may run into problems. For a more detailed breakdown of network technologies and phone compatibility, head to our guide here . Find a better phone plan
Thousands of mobile phone plans unpacked. All the facts.
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https://www.whistleout.com.au/MobilePhones/Guides/guide-to-international-and-travel-sims
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Title: Best international and travel SIM cards | WhistleOut
Headings: Best international and travel SIM cards
Best international and travel SIM cards
Travel SIM vs other low-cost options
Buy a local SIM
Subscribe to get the best news and deals
Use free public Wi-Fi
So, why get a travel SIM?
Travel SIMs compared
Flexiroam
TravelSIM
TravelSIM roaming rates
Woolworths Global Roaming
GigSky
You can download GigSky for iOS here.
Taking your phone overseas
Is your phone unlocked?
Is your device GSM or CDMA capable?
Find a better phone plan
Comments
Compare phones and plans from the following carriers...
Latest Mobile Phone Deals
Score 50% OFF + DOUBLE DATA with your gomo subscription!
Save up to $60/mth + BONUS data with your Vodafone plan!
Get $25 OFF + 15GB BONUS data with amaysim's $40 Plan!
HALF PRICE Prepaid SIM plan for the first 3 months!
Check out Kogan Mobile for BONUS CREDIT + DISCOUNTS + EXTRA DATA!
Save up to $600 with Telstra's Extra Large Mobile Plan!
Travellers
Your Source for Mobile and Internet News & Deals
Email Address
Content: Australian-bought devices should work on GSM networks, provided your phone is compatible with your destination's available frequencies. Many newer flagship phones, such as the iPhone and Samsung Galaxy range, should support just about any frequency you encounter, but older devices may run into problems. For a more detailed breakdown of network technologies and phone compatibility, head to our guide here . Find a better phone plan
Thousands of mobile phone plans unpacked. All the facts. No surprises. Powered By
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https://www.whistleout.com.au/MobilePhones/Guides/guide-to-international-and-travel-sims
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Title: Individual Disability Insurance: Back to the Basics (And Beyond) | White Coat Investor
Headings: Individual Disability Insurance: Back to the Basics (And Beyond)
Individual Disability Insurance: Back to the Basics (And Beyond)
What to Look for in a Disability Insurance Policy
What Provisions Should Be Included in Your Disability Insurance Policy?
#1 Non-Cancellable and Guaranteed Renewable
#2 “Own-Occupation” Definition of Total Disability
#3 Residual or Partial Disability Benefit
#4 Recovery Benefit
#5 Cost Of Living Adjustment (COLA) Rider
#6 Future Increase Option (FIO) Rider or Benefit Update/Benefit Purchase/Benefit Increase Rider
Unisex (Gender Neutral) Premium Rates for Females – Going, Going…Gone?
Claims Related to Mental/Nervous and/or Substance Abuse Disorders
Foreign Residence and Travel
Active Duty Military Residents/Fellows
Premium Rates and Contractual Provisions
Parting Thoughts
Content: It comes to us from long-time scholarship supporter Lawrence B. Keller, CFP®, CLU®, ChFC®, RHU®, LUTCF of Physician Financial Services. I recently had the opportunity to chat on the phone again with Larry and am always impressed with his desire to serve you and make sure you get the best policy for you even if it doesn't result in a commission for him. Thank you for supporting those who support this scholarship.] Lawrence Keller
Purchasing an individual disability insurance policy is often one of the first steps in creating a financial plan. After all, your ability to work and earn an income is what allows you to pay down debt, build wealth and create a lifestyle for you and/or your family. Disability insurance is something that anyone who is working but has not yet achieved financial independence needs. While you might love what you do, if you are working because you need to generate an income, you need to protect that income, and the only effective way to do that is to purchase disability insurance. This article will help you understand which features should be included in your disability insurance policy and why. What to Look for in a Disability Insurance Policy
At its very core, disability insurance is akin to an Automated Teller Machine (ATM) Card. The more hours you have access to a cash machine, the easier it is to withdraw funds from your account.
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https://www.whitecoatinvestor.com/individual-disability-insurance-basics/
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Title: New Jersey Money Laundering Lawyers | White Collar Crime Attorneys in NJ | Free Consultation
Headings: Money Laundering Lawyers New Jersey
Money Laundering Lawyers New Jersey
Get help from a New Jersey criminal law firm
Money laundering penalties
Contact Arseneault & Fassett, LLC
Content: New Jersey Money Laundering Lawyers | White Collar Crime Attorneys in NJ | Free Consultation
Money Laundering Lawyers New Jersey
Get help from a New Jersey criminal law firm
Most people have heard the term money laundering before but do not really understand what it entails. Money laundering is the process of disguising the source of property obtained through illegal activity by channeling it through legitimate business. In New Jersey, several types of conduct constitute money laundering: Possessing property that a reasonable person would know to be derived from illegal activity
Entering a transaction involving such property knowing that the purpose of the transaction is to disguise the source of the property or avoid federal or state reporting requirements
Preventing a financial institution from filing a report required by state or federal law or causing such an institution to file a report containing material omissions or false facts
At Arseneault & Fassett, LLC, we are respected for our level of integrity and devotion to clients accused of white-collar crime. Contact us for legal representation. Money laundering penalties
Money laundering is a serious crime under both New Jersey and federal law. In New Jersey, the severity of a money laundering crime usually depends on the value of the property involved: $500,000 or more: First-degree crime carrying a sentence of 10 to 20 years in prison
$75,000 to $499,000: Second-degree crime carrying a sentence of 5 to 10 years in prison
Less than $75,000:
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https://www.whitecollarcriminaldefenselaw.com/practice-areas/money-laundering/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_57_1262929733#1_2330431847
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Title: New Jersey Money Laundering Lawyers | White Collar Crime Attorneys in NJ | Free Consultation
Headings: Money Laundering Lawyers New Jersey
Money Laundering Lawyers New Jersey
Get help from a New Jersey criminal law firm
Money laundering penalties
Contact Arseneault & Fassett, LLC
Content: Money laundering penalties
Money laundering is a serious crime under both New Jersey and federal law. In New Jersey, the severity of a money laundering crime usually depends on the value of the property involved: $500,000 or more: First-degree crime carrying a sentence of 10 to 20 years in prison
$75,000 to $499,000: Second-degree crime carrying a sentence of 5 to 10 years in prison
Less than $75,000: Third-degree crime carrying a sentence of 3 to 5 years in prison
Obstructing a legally required report from a financial institution: Third-degree crime carrying a sentence of 3 to 5 years in prison
The success or failure of a money laundering charge can hinge on whether the accused knew or should have known the property in question was derived from illegal activity. A careless statement by the accused can often have a devastating impact on his or her defense. That is why it is crucial for you to consult a New Jersey criminal defense attorney at the earliest stages of an investigation. An attorney from the New Jersey criminal law firm of Arseneault & Fassett, LLC can protect your rights during a money laundering investigation.
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https://www.whitecollarcriminaldefenselaw.com/practice-areas/money-laundering/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_57_1262929733#2_2330433495
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Title: New Jersey Money Laundering Lawyers | White Collar Crime Attorneys in NJ | Free Consultation
Headings: Money Laundering Lawyers New Jersey
Money Laundering Lawyers New Jersey
Get help from a New Jersey criminal law firm
Money laundering penalties
Contact Arseneault & Fassett, LLC
Content: Third-degree crime carrying a sentence of 3 to 5 years in prison
Obstructing a legally required report from a financial institution: Third-degree crime carrying a sentence of 3 to 5 years in prison
The success or failure of a money laundering charge can hinge on whether the accused knew or should have known the property in question was derived from illegal activity. A careless statement by the accused can often have a devastating impact on his or her defense. That is why it is crucial for you to consult a New Jersey criminal defense attorney at the earliest stages of an investigation. An attorney from the New Jersey criminal law firm of Arseneault & Fassett, LLC can protect your rights during a money laundering investigation. While many criminal defense law firms practice in New Jersey, few focus on defending clients in money laundering or other white-collar cases. At Arseneault & Fassett, LLC, we are experienced in handling the complex legal nature of money laundering and other white-collar crimes. Our experienced litigators can mount a quality criminal defense in New Jersey or federal court. Contact Arseneault & Fassett, LLC
The law firm of Arseneault & Fassett, LLC in Chatham, New Jersey has extensive experience defending clients in the New York tri-state area against money laundering and other white collar criminal charges in both state and federal court. Call our office at 973-635-3366 or contact us online today for a free consultation.
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Title: The Executive Branch | The White House
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The power of the Executive Branch is vested in the President of the United States, who also acts as head of state and Commander-in-Chief of the armed forces. The President is responsible for implementing and enforcing the laws written by Congress and, to that end, appoints the heads of the federal agencies, including the Cabinet. The Vice President is also part of the Executive Branch, ready to assume the Presidency should the need arise. The Cabinet and independent federal agencies are responsible for the day-to-day enforcement and administration of federal laws. These departments and agencies have missions and responsibilities as widely divergent as those of the Department of Defense and the Environmental Protection Agency, the Social Security Administration and the Securities and Exchange Commission. Including members of the armed forces, the Executive Branch employs more than 4 million Americans. The President
The President is both the head of state and head of government of the United States of America, and Commander-in-Chief of the armed forces. Under Article II of the Constitution, the President is responsible for the execution and enforcement of the laws created by Congress. Fifteen executive departments — each led by an appointed member of the President’s Cabinet — carry out the day-to-day administration of the federal government. They are joined in this by other executive agencies such as the CIA and Environmental Protection Agency, the heads of which are not part of the Cabinet, but who are under the full authority of the President.
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Title: The Executive Branch | The White House
Headings: The Executive Branch
The Executive Branch
The President
The Vice President
Executive Office of the President
The Cabinet
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY
DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY
DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS
Content: Including members of the armed forces, the Executive Branch employs more than 4 million Americans. The President
The President is both the head of state and head of government of the United States of America, and Commander-in-Chief of the armed forces. Under Article II of the Constitution, the President is responsible for the execution and enforcement of the laws created by Congress. Fifteen executive departments — each led by an appointed member of the President’s Cabinet — carry out the day-to-day administration of the federal government. They are joined in this by other executive agencies such as the CIA and Environmental Protection Agency, the heads of which are not part of the Cabinet, but who are under the full authority of the President. The President also appoints the heads of more than 50 independent federal commissions, such as the Federal Reserve Board or the Securities and Exchange Commission, as well as federal judges, ambassadors, and other federal offices. The Executive Office of the President (EOP) consists of the immediate staff to the President, along with entities such as the Office of Management and Budget and the Office of the United States Trade Representative. The President has the power either to sign legislation into law or to veto bills enacted by Congress, although Congress may override a veto with a two-thirds vote of both houses. The Executive Branch conducts diplomacy with other nations and the President has the power to negotiate and sign treaties, which the Senate ratifies. The President can issue executive orders, which direct executive officers or clarify and further existing laws.
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Title: The Executive Branch | The White House
Headings: The Executive Branch
The Executive Branch
The President
The Vice President
Executive Office of the President
The Cabinet
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY
DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY
DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS
Content: The President also appoints the heads of more than 50 independent federal commissions, such as the Federal Reserve Board or the Securities and Exchange Commission, as well as federal judges, ambassadors, and other federal offices. The Executive Office of the President (EOP) consists of the immediate staff to the President, along with entities such as the Office of Management and Budget and the Office of the United States Trade Representative. The President has the power either to sign legislation into law or to veto bills enacted by Congress, although Congress may override a veto with a two-thirds vote of both houses. The Executive Branch conducts diplomacy with other nations and the President has the power to negotiate and sign treaties, which the Senate ratifies. The President can issue executive orders, which direct executive officers or clarify and further existing laws. The President also has the power to extend pardons and clemencies for federal crimes. With these powers come several responsibilities, among them a constitutional requirement to “from time to time give to the Congress Information of the State of the Union, and recommend to their Consideration such Measures as he shall judge necessary and expedient.” Although the President may fulfill this requirement in any way he or she chooses, Presidents have traditionally given a State of the Union address to a joint session of Congress each January (except in inaugural years) outlining their agenda for the coming year. The Constitution lists only three qualifications for the Presidency — the President must be at least 35 years of age, be a natural born citizen, and must have lived in the United States for at least 14 years. And though millions of Americans vote in a presidential election every four years, the President is not, in fact, directly elected by the people.
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Title: The Legislative Branch | The White House
Headings: The Legislative Branch
The Legislative Branch
The Legislative Process
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Content: During the legislative process, however, the initial bill can undergo drastic changes. After being introduced, a bill is referred to the appropriate committee for review. There are 17 Senate committees, with 70 subcommittees, and 23 House committees, with 104 subcommittees. The committees are not set in stone, but change in number and form with each new Congress as required for the efficient consideration of legislation. Each committee oversees a specific policy area, and the subcommittees take on more specialized policy areas. For example, the House Committee on Ways and Means includes subcommittees on Social Security and Trade. A bill is first considered in a subcommittee, where it may be accepted, amended, or rejected entirely. If the members of the subcommittee agree to move a bill forward, it is reported to the full committee, where the process is repeated again. Throughout this stage of the process, the committees and subcommittees call hearings to investigate the merits and flaws of the bill. They invite experts, advocates, and opponents to appear before the committee and provide testimony, and can compel people to appear using subpoena power if necessary.
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Content: Distribution and possession with intent to distribute marijuana (Southern District of Alabama)
Sentence: Five years' probation (Nov. 9, 1992)
Derek James Laliberte - Auburn, Me. Offense: Money laundering (District of Maine)
Sentence: 18 months' imprisonment, 2 years' supervised release (Oct. 2, 1992; amended May 21, 1993)
Alfred J. Mack - Manassas, Va.
Offense: Unlawful distribution of heroin (District of Columbia Superior Court)
Sentence: 18 to 54 months' imprisonment (Apr. 5, 1982)
Robert Andrew Schindler - Goshen, Va.
Offense: Conspiracy to commit wire fraud and mail fraud (District of Utah)
Sentence: Three years' probation, four months' home confinement, $10,000 restitution (May 14, 1996)
Willie Shaw, Jr. - Myrtle Beach, S.C.
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Title: Why Do Pigs Root? | Digging for the Truth - WMLC Blog
Headings: Why Do Pigs Root?
Why Do Pigs Root?
Why Do Pigs Root?
What Is Rooting
Why Do Pigs Do it
Why Are Pigs Iron Deficient
Do I have to give my baby pigs shots?
How do I give my piglet an iron injection?
What is the inguinal fold?
Convenience of collapsible plastic vials
Disposable syringes and needles
The right needles
Are there other ways pigs can get iron
If pigs need iron injections, what other shots should they get?
So what vaccination schedule should I follow?
3 Weeks of Age
4 Weeks of Age
8 Weeks of Age
Can a Pig be kept from rooting?
What is a Rooting Box?
How Do I Make A Rooting Box?
How Can I stop Rooting if it becomes Violent?
Are there different types of rooting?
Leave a reply
Content: Why Are Pigs Iron Deficient
When pigs are born they have no access to iron other than the sows’ milk (which is deficient in itself) until it starts to eat creep feed. A shortage of iron results in lowered levels of haemoglobin in the red cells, (anaemia), a lowered capacity for the carriage of oxygen around the body and increases their chances for disease. This brings up another question: Do I have to give my baby pigs shots? In short, yes, Because pigs are born iron deficient and the sows’ milk is also iron deficient, you want to ensure that your new baby pigs are given iron injections when they are 3 or 4 days old. This will help boost their immune system and make it slightly harder for them to end up with various diseases. It will also help their blood to carry oxygen around their bodies more efficiently. Injections are the preferred method of ensuring piglets get the exact dose of iron that they need. Oral supplementation depends on the amount of food or water the piglet consumes, so there is a risk of the piglet receiving too much or too little iron. How do I give my piglet an iron injection?
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Title: Why Do Pigs Root? | Digging for the Truth - WMLC Blog
Headings: Why Do Pigs Root?
Why Do Pigs Root?
Why Do Pigs Root?
What Is Rooting
Why Do Pigs Do it
Why Are Pigs Iron Deficient
Do I have to give my baby pigs shots?
How do I give my piglet an iron injection?
What is the inguinal fold?
Convenience of collapsible plastic vials
Disposable syringes and needles
The right needles
Are there other ways pigs can get iron
If pigs need iron injections, what other shots should they get?
So what vaccination schedule should I follow?
3 Weeks of Age
4 Weeks of Age
8 Weeks of Age
Can a Pig be kept from rooting?
What is a Rooting Box?
How Do I Make A Rooting Box?
How Can I stop Rooting if it becomes Violent?
Are there different types of rooting?
Leave a reply
Content: This will help boost their immune system and make it slightly harder for them to end up with various diseases. It will also help their blood to carry oxygen around their bodies more efficiently. Injections are the preferred method of ensuring piglets get the exact dose of iron that they need. Oral supplementation depends on the amount of food or water the piglet consumes, so there is a risk of the piglet receiving too much or too little iron. How do I give my piglet an iron injection? How do I know how much to give my piglet you ask? Well it is recommended best practice to give your pig a full 200 mg dose in a 1 ml iron supplement injection. This means that you only have to give your piglet a single dose which saves you time and minimizes the risk of leakage which have been seen in 2 ml injections. By minimizing leakage we can insure that no iron is wasted, and that each piglet gets the full dose of iron it needs to grow and be healthy. So now you know how much to give but where do you actually give the injection?
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Title: Why Do Pigs Root? | Digging for the Truth - WMLC Blog
Headings: Why Do Pigs Root?
Why Do Pigs Root?
Why Do Pigs Root?
What Is Rooting
Why Do Pigs Do it
Why Are Pigs Iron Deficient
Do I have to give my baby pigs shots?
How do I give my piglet an iron injection?
What is the inguinal fold?
Convenience of collapsible plastic vials
Disposable syringes and needles
The right needles
Are there other ways pigs can get iron
If pigs need iron injections, what other shots should they get?
So what vaccination schedule should I follow?
3 Weeks of Age
4 Weeks of Age
8 Weeks of Age
Can a Pig be kept from rooting?
What is a Rooting Box?
How Do I Make A Rooting Box?
How Can I stop Rooting if it becomes Violent?
Are there different types of rooting?
Leave a reply
Content: How do I know how much to give my piglet you ask? Well it is recommended best practice to give your pig a full 200 mg dose in a 1 ml iron supplement injection. This means that you only have to give your piglet a single dose which saves you time and minimizes the risk of leakage which have been seen in 2 ml injections. By minimizing leakage we can insure that no iron is wasted, and that each piglet gets the full dose of iron it needs to grow and be healthy. So now you know how much to give but where do you actually give the injection? Well there are 3 places that are normally recommended and those are: Behind the Ear
In the hind limb/ham muscle*
In the inguinal fold
*This is not recommended by some vets due to the risk of damaging the ham
There are two ways to actually give the injection: intramuscularly (im) or subcutaneously (sc or sq). Intramuscular injections are given deep into the muscle with a relatively long needle – up to 20 mm. Subcutaneous injections are given just under the skin with a shorter needle, normally 10mm.
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Title: Why Do Pigs Root? | Digging for the Truth - WMLC Blog
Headings: Why Do Pigs Root?
Why Do Pigs Root?
Why Do Pigs Root?
What Is Rooting
Why Do Pigs Do it
Why Are Pigs Iron Deficient
Do I have to give my baby pigs shots?
How do I give my piglet an iron injection?
What is the inguinal fold?
Convenience of collapsible plastic vials
Disposable syringes and needles
The right needles
Are there other ways pigs can get iron
If pigs need iron injections, what other shots should they get?
So what vaccination schedule should I follow?
3 Weeks of Age
4 Weeks of Age
8 Weeks of Age
Can a Pig be kept from rooting?
What is a Rooting Box?
How Do I Make A Rooting Box?
How Can I stop Rooting if it becomes Violent?
Are there different types of rooting?
Leave a reply
Content: Well there are 3 places that are normally recommended and those are: Behind the Ear
In the hind limb/ham muscle*
In the inguinal fold
*This is not recommended by some vets due to the risk of damaging the ham
There are two ways to actually give the injection: intramuscularly (im) or subcutaneously (sc or sq). Intramuscular injections are given deep into the muscle with a relatively long needle – up to 20 mm. Subcutaneous injections are given just under the skin with a shorter needle, normally 10mm. **Disclaimer: Please note that the recommended injection site can vary by countryare national variations of recommended injection site. Before administering any injection to your piglet consult your veterinarian for advice. ** To keep your piglets safe you want to check and ensure that the injection site is clean and dry before actually administering the injection. If the piglet’s skin is dirty or wet, then you should wipe the site clean and dry before injection.
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Title: Why Do Pigs Root? | Digging for the Truth - WMLC Blog
Headings: Why Do Pigs Root?
Why Do Pigs Root?
Why Do Pigs Root?
What Is Rooting
Why Do Pigs Do it
Why Are Pigs Iron Deficient
Do I have to give my baby pigs shots?
How do I give my piglet an iron injection?
What is the inguinal fold?
Convenience of collapsible plastic vials
Disposable syringes and needles
The right needles
Are there other ways pigs can get iron
If pigs need iron injections, what other shots should they get?
So what vaccination schedule should I follow?
3 Weeks of Age
4 Weeks of Age
8 Weeks of Age
Can a Pig be kept from rooting?
What is a Rooting Box?
How Do I Make A Rooting Box?
How Can I stop Rooting if it becomes Violent?
Are there different types of rooting?
Leave a reply
Content: **Disclaimer: Please note that the recommended injection site can vary by countryare national variations of recommended injection site. Before administering any injection to your piglet consult your veterinarian for advice. ** To keep your piglets safe you want to check and ensure that the injection site is clean and dry before actually administering the injection. If the piglet’s skin is dirty or wet, then you should wipe the site clean and dry before injection. What is the inguinal fold? You probably had the same reaction I did when I first saw the term inguinal fold. I had never heard the term and it drove me crazy until I finally asked someone (this was before Google was so big). The inguinal region is nothing more than the groin. Basically you hold the piglet by its hind legs so its head is towards the floor.
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Title: Why Do Pigs Root? | Digging for the Truth - WMLC Blog
Headings: Why Do Pigs Root?
Why Do Pigs Root?
Why Do Pigs Root?
What Is Rooting
Why Do Pigs Do it
Why Are Pigs Iron Deficient
Do I have to give my baby pigs shots?
How do I give my piglet an iron injection?
What is the inguinal fold?
Convenience of collapsible plastic vials
Disposable syringes and needles
The right needles
Are there other ways pigs can get iron
If pigs need iron injections, what other shots should they get?
So what vaccination schedule should I follow?
3 Weeks of Age
4 Weeks of Age
8 Weeks of Age
Can a Pig be kept from rooting?
What is a Rooting Box?
How Do I Make A Rooting Box?
How Can I stop Rooting if it becomes Violent?
Are there different types of rooting?
Leave a reply
Content: What is the inguinal fold? You probably had the same reaction I did when I first saw the term inguinal fold. I had never heard the term and it drove me crazy until I finally asked someone (this was before Google was so big). The inguinal region is nothing more than the groin. Basically you hold the piglet by its hind legs so its head is towards the floor. Then insert the needle right in front of the hind leg where the skin from the ham attaches to the body. Convenience of collapsible plastic vials
First of all the plastic vials are quite a bit lighter than the glass vials, something that people love about them after a large number of injections in one day. Second, as the iron supplement is injected the vial slowly collapses which helps prevent air and bacteria from getting sucked into the iron solution. So this gives you a little piece of mind knowing that your piglet will not be exposed to any bacteria-contaminated iron solution. And lastly, the plastic vials are non-breakable, so if you drop them on the floor they won’t break.
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Title: Why Do Pigs Root? | Digging for the Truth - WMLC Blog
Headings: Why Do Pigs Root?
Why Do Pigs Root?
Why Do Pigs Root?
What Is Rooting
Why Do Pigs Do it
Why Are Pigs Iron Deficient
Do I have to give my baby pigs shots?
How do I give my piglet an iron injection?
What is the inguinal fold?
Convenience of collapsible plastic vials
Disposable syringes and needles
The right needles
Are there other ways pigs can get iron
If pigs need iron injections, what other shots should they get?
So what vaccination schedule should I follow?
3 Weeks of Age
4 Weeks of Age
8 Weeks of Age
Can a Pig be kept from rooting?
What is a Rooting Box?
How Do I Make A Rooting Box?
How Can I stop Rooting if it becomes Violent?
Are there different types of rooting?
Leave a reply
Content: Then insert the needle right in front of the hind leg where the skin from the ham attaches to the body. Convenience of collapsible plastic vials
First of all the plastic vials are quite a bit lighter than the glass vials, something that people love about them after a large number of injections in one day. Second, as the iron supplement is injected the vial slowly collapses which helps prevent air and bacteria from getting sucked into the iron solution. So this gives you a little piece of mind knowing that your piglet will not be exposed to any bacteria-contaminated iron solution. And lastly, the plastic vials are non-breakable, so if you drop them on the floor they won’t break. Disposable syringes and needles
Disposable automatic syringes and needles tend to be the best option for giving iron injections to your herd. These usually come ready to use in sterile packages and you can discard them after one or multiple uses. If a syringe is used for more than 1 injection then it needs to be rinsed in hot water after each use. Disposable needles should be changed after each litter or after 10 different injections. The right needles
Needles can sometimes break off in the injection site which can cause distress on the animal and lets face it, that has to hurt.
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Title: Why Do Pigs Root? | Digging for the Truth - WMLC Blog
Headings: Why Do Pigs Root?
Why Do Pigs Root?
Why Do Pigs Root?
What Is Rooting
Why Do Pigs Do it
Why Are Pigs Iron Deficient
Do I have to give my baby pigs shots?
How do I give my piglet an iron injection?
What is the inguinal fold?
Convenience of collapsible plastic vials
Disposable syringes and needles
The right needles
Are there other ways pigs can get iron
If pigs need iron injections, what other shots should they get?
So what vaccination schedule should I follow?
3 Weeks of Age
4 Weeks of Age
8 Weeks of Age
Can a Pig be kept from rooting?
What is a Rooting Box?
How Do I Make A Rooting Box?
How Can I stop Rooting if it becomes Violent?
Are there different types of rooting?
Leave a reply
Content: Disposable syringes and needles
Disposable automatic syringes and needles tend to be the best option for giving iron injections to your herd. These usually come ready to use in sterile packages and you can discard them after one or multiple uses. If a syringe is used for more than 1 injection then it needs to be rinsed in hot water after each use. Disposable needles should be changed after each litter or after 10 different injections. The right needles
Needles can sometimes break off in the injection site which can cause distress on the animal and lets face it, that has to hurt. So I recommend using traceable needles to ensure that the pieces of metal will be detected at the slaughterhouse before the meat reaches the consumer. I also recommend that you use a 20 GA x 3.8-1.2” needle for newborn piglets. Are there other ways pigs can get iron
Rooting is the big one. Baby pigs that are born outside can root in the soil and get their iron that way. The only option pigs born inside have is the sows’ milk which is itself iron deficient.
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Title: Why Do Pigs Root? | Digging for the Truth - WMLC Blog
Headings: Why Do Pigs Root?
Why Do Pigs Root?
Why Do Pigs Root?
What Is Rooting
Why Do Pigs Do it
Why Are Pigs Iron Deficient
Do I have to give my baby pigs shots?
How do I give my piglet an iron injection?
What is the inguinal fold?
Convenience of collapsible plastic vials
Disposable syringes and needles
The right needles
Are there other ways pigs can get iron
If pigs need iron injections, what other shots should they get?
So what vaccination schedule should I follow?
3 Weeks of Age
4 Weeks of Age
8 Weeks of Age
Can a Pig be kept from rooting?
What is a Rooting Box?
How Do I Make A Rooting Box?
How Can I stop Rooting if it becomes Violent?
Are there different types of rooting?
Leave a reply
Content: So I recommend using traceable needles to ensure that the pieces of metal will be detected at the slaughterhouse before the meat reaches the consumer. I also recommend that you use a 20 GA x 3.8-1.2” needle for newborn piglets. Are there other ways pigs can get iron
Rooting is the big one. Baby pigs that are born outside can root in the soil and get their iron that way. The only option pigs born inside have is the sows’ milk which is itself iron deficient. In this case injections are the only way to go. If you keep your pigs in a pen and are worried about about them depleting the soil of iron you can throw some pieces of steel just outside the fence. This will allow the steel to rust and oxidize the soil in a more natural manner. Make sure you place this steel on the outside of the fence to the pigs can’t cut themselves on it since they can have issues with tetanus as well. If pigs need iron injections, what other shots should they get?
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Title: Why Do Pigs Root? | Digging for the Truth - WMLC Blog
Headings: Why Do Pigs Root?
Why Do Pigs Root?
Why Do Pigs Root?
What Is Rooting
Why Do Pigs Do it
Why Are Pigs Iron Deficient
Do I have to give my baby pigs shots?
How do I give my piglet an iron injection?
What is the inguinal fold?
Convenience of collapsible plastic vials
Disposable syringes and needles
The right needles
Are there other ways pigs can get iron
If pigs need iron injections, what other shots should they get?
So what vaccination schedule should I follow?
3 Weeks of Age
4 Weeks of Age
8 Weeks of Age
Can a Pig be kept from rooting?
What is a Rooting Box?
How Do I Make A Rooting Box?
How Can I stop Rooting if it becomes Violent?
Are there different types of rooting?
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Content: In this case injections are the only way to go. If you keep your pigs in a pen and are worried about about them depleting the soil of iron you can throw some pieces of steel just outside the fence. This will allow the steel to rust and oxidize the soil in a more natural manner. Make sure you place this steel on the outside of the fence to the pigs can’t cut themselves on it since they can have issues with tetanus as well. If pigs need iron injections, what other shots should they get? Well ultimately, that depends on where you live. However, the vaccination schedule usually begins at about a week old. This includes shots to fight against rhinitis (bordetella), erysipelas, mycoplasma and pneumonia. Pneumonia and Mycoplasma go hand in hand since both are deadly and infect the respiratory system. So what vaccination schedule should I follow?
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Title: Why Do Pigs Root? | Digging for the Truth - WMLC Blog
Headings: Why Do Pigs Root?
Why Do Pigs Root?
Why Do Pigs Root?
What Is Rooting
Why Do Pigs Do it
Why Are Pigs Iron Deficient
Do I have to give my baby pigs shots?
How do I give my piglet an iron injection?
What is the inguinal fold?
Convenience of collapsible plastic vials
Disposable syringes and needles
The right needles
Are there other ways pigs can get iron
If pigs need iron injections, what other shots should they get?
So what vaccination schedule should I follow?
3 Weeks of Age
4 Weeks of Age
8 Weeks of Age
Can a Pig be kept from rooting?
What is a Rooting Box?
How Do I Make A Rooting Box?
How Can I stop Rooting if it becomes Violent?
Are there different types of rooting?
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Content: Well ultimately, that depends on where you live. However, the vaccination schedule usually begins at about a week old. This includes shots to fight against rhinitis (bordetella), erysipelas, mycoplasma and pneumonia. Pneumonia and Mycoplasma go hand in hand since both are deadly and infect the respiratory system. So what vaccination schedule should I follow? Questions such as this can be hard to answer. Ultimately, you want to consult your vet to determine exactly what injections and when your pigs should get them. ValleyVet.com recommends that pigs should be vaccinated for the following: 3 Weeks of Age
Circovirus – A common swine virus found in pigs all over the world that can lead to death. 4 Weeks of Age
Boosters for rhinitis
Boosters for erysipelas
Vaccinations against Mycoplasma, pneumonia and Actinobacillus
8 Weeks of Age
Vaccine against the parasite that causes Glasser’s disease
Vaccine against polyserositis – This vaccine protects piglets against Actinobacillus and pleuropneumonia as well.
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Title: Why Do Pigs Root? | Digging for the Truth - WMLC Blog
Headings: Why Do Pigs Root?
Why Do Pigs Root?
Why Do Pigs Root?
What Is Rooting
Why Do Pigs Do it
Why Are Pigs Iron Deficient
Do I have to give my baby pigs shots?
How do I give my piglet an iron injection?
What is the inguinal fold?
Convenience of collapsible plastic vials
Disposable syringes and needles
The right needles
Are there other ways pigs can get iron
If pigs need iron injections, what other shots should they get?
So what vaccination schedule should I follow?
3 Weeks of Age
4 Weeks of Age
8 Weeks of Age
Can a Pig be kept from rooting?
What is a Rooting Box?
How Do I Make A Rooting Box?
How Can I stop Rooting if it becomes Violent?
Are there different types of rooting?
Leave a reply
Content: Questions such as this can be hard to answer. Ultimately, you want to consult your vet to determine exactly what injections and when your pigs should get them. ValleyVet.com recommends that pigs should be vaccinated for the following: 3 Weeks of Age
Circovirus – A common swine virus found in pigs all over the world that can lead to death. 4 Weeks of Age
Boosters for rhinitis
Boosters for erysipelas
Vaccinations against Mycoplasma, pneumonia and Actinobacillus
8 Weeks of Age
Vaccine against the parasite that causes Glasser’s disease
Vaccine against polyserositis – This vaccine protects piglets against Actinobacillus and pleuropneumonia as well. As I previously said, the type and amount of vaccines varies on several factors, including where exactly you live. Because of this it is always best to consult your vet before administering any vaccines to your pigs. Can a Pig be kept from rooting? It is possible but it is highly discouraged. You can use hog rings attached to their snout which will create an uncomfortable feeling every time they root.
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Title: Why Do Pigs Root? | Digging for the Truth - WMLC Blog
Headings: Why Do Pigs Root?
Why Do Pigs Root?
Why Do Pigs Root?
What Is Rooting
Why Do Pigs Do it
Why Are Pigs Iron Deficient
Do I have to give my baby pigs shots?
How do I give my piglet an iron injection?
What is the inguinal fold?
Convenience of collapsible plastic vials
Disposable syringes and needles
The right needles
Are there other ways pigs can get iron
If pigs need iron injections, what other shots should they get?
So what vaccination schedule should I follow?
3 Weeks of Age
4 Weeks of Age
8 Weeks of Age
Can a Pig be kept from rooting?
What is a Rooting Box?
How Do I Make A Rooting Box?
How Can I stop Rooting if it becomes Violent?
Are there different types of rooting?
Leave a reply
Content: As I previously said, the type and amount of vaccines varies on several factors, including where exactly you live. Because of this it is always best to consult your vet before administering any vaccines to your pigs. Can a Pig be kept from rooting? It is possible but it is highly discouraged. You can use hog rings attached to their snout which will create an uncomfortable feeling every time they root. Eventually they will stop rooting. However, this practice is frowned upon in many places and illegal in some countries. You can also give them toys that simulate rooting and the use of their snouts. Things like bowling balls, Kongs, or puzzle blocks provide a digging and foraging area where they can dig. You can even hide treats in a small sandbox inside their pen.
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Title: Why Do Pigs Root? | Digging for the Truth - WMLC Blog
Headings: Why Do Pigs Root?
Why Do Pigs Root?
Why Do Pigs Root?
What Is Rooting
Why Do Pigs Do it
Why Are Pigs Iron Deficient
Do I have to give my baby pigs shots?
How do I give my piglet an iron injection?
What is the inguinal fold?
Convenience of collapsible plastic vials
Disposable syringes and needles
The right needles
Are there other ways pigs can get iron
If pigs need iron injections, what other shots should they get?
So what vaccination schedule should I follow?
3 Weeks of Age
4 Weeks of Age
8 Weeks of Age
Can a Pig be kept from rooting?
What is a Rooting Box?
How Do I Make A Rooting Box?
How Can I stop Rooting if it becomes Violent?
Are there different types of rooting?
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Content: In many cases, individual bring about this issue by hand feeding their pigs. To end this behavior it’s important that you stop hand feeding and correct your pig if they root against you buy pushing them away and sternly telling them “NO!”. Doing so is the most effective way to end the behavior. Are there different types of rooting? Absolutely there are. Pigs will root for a number of different reasons. They can root in search of food which I’ve already mentioned. B
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Title: Examples of External Issues - Whittington & Associates
Headings: Examples of External Issues
Examples of External Issues
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Content: Economic factors include economic growth, interest rates, exchange rates, and the inflation rate. These factors greatly affect how businesses operate and make decisions. Social factors include cultural aspects, health consciousness, population growth rate, age distribution, career attitudes, and emphasis on safety. High trends in social factors affect the demand for a company’s products and how that company operates. Technological factors include technological aspects like research and development, automation, technology incentives, and the rate of technological change. These can determine barriers to entry and minimum efficient production level, as well as, influence outsourcing decisions. Technological shifts affect costs, quality, and innovation. Environmental factors include ecological and environmental aspects such as weather, climate, and climate change, which may especially affect industries such as tourism, farming, and insurance. Furthermore, growing awareness of environmental impacts affects how companies operate and the products they offer, both creating new markets and diminishing or destroying existing ones. Legal factors include discrimination law, consumer law, antitrust law, employment law, and health and safety law.
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Title: Off with their heads! 5 French Revolution executions that changed history
Headings: Off with their heads! 5 French Revolution executions that changed history
Off with their heads! 5 French Revolution executions that changed history
“Louis must die so that the nation may live.”
Maximilien Robespierre
King Louis XVI
Marie Antoinette
Jean Sylvain Bailly
The Drownings at Nantes
Maximilien Robespierre
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Content: Off with their heads! 5 French Revolution executions that changed history
Off with their heads! 5 French Revolution executions that changed history
11/07/2014 / 10 Comments / in Home Page Featured Post, People Power / by Catherine Curzon
“Louis must die so that the nation may live.” Maximilien Robespierre
When revolution swept through France in the final decade of the eighteenth century, the landscape of the nation changed forever. The guillotine loomed large over Paris, its blade thundering down on necks both aristocratic and peasant with equal violence and by the time the Reign of Terror reached its blood drenched climax, 40,000 citizens of France lay dead. Not all went to the iconic National Razor though, and not all are remembered by name or memorialised in the basilicas and history books. Let’s take a look at five executions of the French Revolution that changed history, so if you have an aversion to blades, look away now! GARD Pro Not Registered
King Louis XVI
When King Louis XVI went to the guillotine on 21st January 1793, a seismic shift occurred in the history of France. Some called the monarchy repressive, others misguided and still more saw tragic martyrs. Whatever your take on it, when the blade fell and ended the king’s life, the world seemed like a very different place.
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Title: Off with their heads! 5 French Revolution executions that changed history
Headings: Off with their heads! 5 French Revolution executions that changed history
Off with their heads! 5 French Revolution executions that changed history
“Louis must die so that the nation may live.”
Maximilien Robespierre
King Louis XVI
Marie Antoinette
Jean Sylvain Bailly
The Drownings at Nantes
Maximilien Robespierre
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Content: Not all went to the iconic National Razor though, and not all are remembered by name or memorialised in the basilicas and history books. Let’s take a look at five executions of the French Revolution that changed history, so if you have an aversion to blades, look away now! GARD Pro Not Registered
King Louis XVI
When King Louis XVI went to the guillotine on 21st January 1793, a seismic shift occurred in the history of France. Some called the monarchy repressive, others misguided and still more saw tragic martyrs. Whatever your take on it, when the blade fell and ended the king’s life, the world seemed like a very different place. The people had spoken and their voices were deafening, enough was enough and the Ancien Régime was swept aside on a tide of Revolution. Marie Antoinette
This iconic queen followed her husband to the scaffold on 16th October 1793 after long months in prison. Kept from her family and with little comfort, her execution has become perhaps the defining moment of the Revolution when viewed from centuries away. Glamorous, wealthy, privileged and encompassing everything that symbolised the glittering palaces of Versailles, this Austrian lady has risen to the status of near-legend, a symbol of the old France that was violently pushed aside in favour of the new. Jean Sylvain Bailly
He may not be quite so famous as the executed king and queen, but Jean Sylvain Bailly’s death was an undeniably important moment.
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Title: Off with their heads! 5 French Revolution executions that changed history
Headings: Off with their heads! 5 French Revolution executions that changed history
Off with their heads! 5 French Revolution executions that changed history
“Louis must die so that the nation may live.”
Maximilien Robespierre
King Louis XVI
Marie Antoinette
Jean Sylvain Bailly
The Drownings at Nantes
Maximilien Robespierre
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Content: The message this sent to the people of France was brutally clear; there was no longer any room for argument, let alone dissent, the nation must stand behind Revolution as one, or face the consequences. Maximilien Robespierre
It’s really amazing that Robespierre didn’t see this one coming or, if he did, didn’t find a way to escape his inevitable fate. It was, of course, Robespierre who presided over the most famed prosecutions of the Terror. As a symbol of the revolutionary cause he wielded enormous power and made a lot of influential enemies as he sent those who had once been his trusted friends to the guillotine. Robespierre once declared starkly that “terror is justice” but when he found himself on trial, he attempted suicide and shot himself in the head. The attempt failed and a hideously wounded Robespierre went to the guillotine on 28th July 1794. From monarchy to republic and beyond, the French Revolution was a time of enormous instability. As the guillotine blade fell and the Revolutionary Wars raged, a soldier began to make his mark on the battlefield, emerging to lead his country and become a military legend in his own right. That man’s name was Napoleon, but his is a story for another day.
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Title: Taylor Swift & John Mayer: Everything You Need to Know | WHO Magazine
Headings: Taylor Swift & John Mayer: Everything You Need to Know
Taylor Swift & John Mayer: Everything You Need to Know
Q: Did Taylor Swift date John Mayer?
Video: Taylor Swift talks about Joe Jonas on The Ellen Show
us: *calls the Burns Unit*
John Mayer and Taylor Swift Duets
March 2009 - The First Tweet of Many
In a (now deleted) tweet, John Mayer wrote:
May 2009 - Surprise Guest
Video: Taylor and John perform 'Your Body Is A Wonderland'
Video: Taylor and John perform ' White Horse'
June 2009: ' Half of My Heart ' released
Video: Another John Mayer and Taylor Swift song, ' Half of My Heart'
Taylor Swift's songs about John Mayer
Video: Dear John , from Taylor's 2010 album Speak Now
John Mayer's songs about Taylor Swift
Video: Paper Doll , from Mayer's 2013 album Paradise Valley
Video: Shadow Days, from Mayer's 2012 album Born and Raised
Team Taylor or Team John?
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Q: Did Taylor Swift date John Mayer? Answer: The all-singing, all-songwriting couple dated briefly in 2009, and the aftermath of their breakup lasted far longer than the relationship itself! Getty
Taylor Swift and John Mayer are rumoured to have dated between December 2009 and February 2010. Taylor had just turned 20 and John was 32 - so it's fair to say thee was significant age gap between them. Of course, Taylor wasn't new to the dating scene at this point, and she had already used the pain from past break-ups as songwriting inspiration. Her and Joe Jonas had dated from July 2008 to October 2008, before he broke up with her during a 25 second phone call!
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Title: Taylor Swift & John Mayer: Everything You Need to Know | WHO Magazine
Headings: Taylor Swift & John Mayer: Everything You Need to Know
Taylor Swift & John Mayer: Everything You Need to Know
Q: Did Taylor Swift date John Mayer?
Video: Taylor Swift talks about Joe Jonas on The Ellen Show
us: *calls the Burns Unit*
John Mayer and Taylor Swift Duets
March 2009 - The First Tweet of Many
In a (now deleted) tweet, John Mayer wrote:
May 2009 - Surprise Guest
Video: Taylor and John perform 'Your Body Is A Wonderland'
Video: Taylor and John perform ' White Horse'
June 2009: ' Half of My Heart ' released
Video: Another John Mayer and Taylor Swift song, ' Half of My Heart'
Taylor Swift's songs about John Mayer
Video: Dear John , from Taylor's 2010 album Speak Now
John Mayer's songs about Taylor Swift
Video: Paper Doll , from Mayer's 2013 album Paradise Valley
Video: Shadow Days, from Mayer's 2012 album Born and Raised
Team Taylor or Team John?
Amy Farrugia
Subscribe to Who for your chance to win a share of $25,000-
Content: The all-singing, all-songwriting couple dated briefly in 2009, and the aftermath of their breakup lasted far longer than the relationship itself! Getty
Taylor Swift and John Mayer are rumoured to have dated between December 2009 and February 2010. Taylor had just turned 20 and John was 32 - so it's fair to say thee was significant age gap between them. Of course, Taylor wasn't new to the dating scene at this point, and she had already used the pain from past break-ups as songwriting inspiration. Her and Joe Jonas had dated from July 2008 to October 2008, before he broke up with her during a 25 second phone call! Video: Taylor Swift talks about Joe Jonas on The Ellen Show
Taylor told Ellen DeGeneres that the song ' Forever & Always ' was a sarcastic reference to her and Joe's relationship. Some of lyrics include the verse: "Was I out of line? Did I say something way too honest, made you run and hide
Like a scared little boy
I looked into your eyes
Thought I knew you for a minute, now I'm not so sure"
Taylor got the final word in, telling Ellen " It’s all right – I’m cool.
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What is ageism? Ageism refers to the stereotypes (how we think), prejudice (how we feel) and discrimination (how we act) towards others or oneself based on age. Who does ageism affect? Ageism affects everyone. Children as young as 4 years old become aware of their culture’s age stereotypes. From that age onwards they internalize and use these stereotypes to guide their feelings and behavior towards people of different ages. They also draw on culture’s age stereotypes to perceive and understand themselves, which can result in self-directed ageism at any age.
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Title: Ageing: Ageism
Headings: Ageing: Ageism
Ageing: Ageism
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Content: Who does ageism affect? Ageism affects everyone. Children as young as 4 years old become aware of their culture’s age stereotypes. From that age onwards they internalize and use these stereotypes to guide their feelings and behavior towards people of different ages. They also draw on culture’s age stereotypes to perceive and understand themselves, which can result in self-directed ageism at any age. Ageism intersects and exacerbates other forms of disadvantage including those related to sex, race and disability. Where is ageism seen? Ageism is everywhere: from our institutions and relationships to ourselves. For example, ageism is in policies that support healthcare rationing by age, practices that limit younger people’s opportunities to contribute to decision-making in the workplace, patronizing behavior used in interactions with older and younger people, and in self-limiting behavior, which can stem from internalized stereotypes about what a person of a given age can be or do.
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Title: WHO | Ageism in the workplace
Headings: Ageism in the workplace
Ageing and life-course
Ageism in the workplace
Anti-discrimination laws
Abolish mandatory retirement ages
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Employers often have negative attitudes towards older workers. Age discrimination persists even though older workers are not necessarily less healthy, less educated, less skilful or productive than their younger counterparts. Older women face particular challenges in employment because of their sex and age. Strategies to combat ageism can increase opportunities for intergenerational teams, and introducing campaigns to challenge the myths and inaccurate stereotypes that hinder older people’s ability to participate. A number of studies have focused on exposing young people to older adults in order to combat negative stereotypes. Exposure to positive examples of older workers can improve implicit beliefs about older adults. An intervention that provided information about the myths and realities of ageing, which was followed by a discussion about ageism aimed at changing attitudes, was found to successfully change younger people’s perceptions about ageing. Extended contact has been found to decrease negative attitudes and to moderate perceptions. Anti-discrimination laws
In addition numerous high- and middle-income countries have implemented anti-discrimination laws to combat ageism in the workplace. For example, for countries within the European Union, the Employment Equality Framework Directive 2000/78/EC aims to combat discrimination in the workplace that is based on disability, sexual orientation, religion and age, and all European Union member states are required to implement this in their national laws.
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Title: WHO | Ageism in the workplace
Headings: Ageism in the workplace
Ageing and life-course
Ageism in the workplace
Anti-discrimination laws
Abolish mandatory retirement ages
Content: The United States, which has one of the highest rates of labour participation among people older than 65 years, has some of the strongest antidiscrimination laws and enforcement; for example, the 1967 Age Discrimination in Employment Act prohibits employment discrimination against people aged 40 years and older. Other countries, such as the Netherlands, have gone so far as to proactively screen vacancy announcements to prevent age discrimination. Abolish mandatory retirement ages
Age is not a reliable indicator when judging a worker’s potential productivity or employability. The OECD has recommended the eventual elimination of all mandatory retirement policies in order to benefit workers, employers and economies. Many countries, including those that have increased workforce participation among older people, still have mandatory retirement ages or support industries with mandatory retirement ages. Organizations of the United Nations also have mandatory retirement ages. Policies enforcing mandatory retirement ages do not help create jobs for youth, as was initially envisaged, but they reduce older workers’ ability to contribute and reduce an organization’s opportunities to benefit from the capabilities and experience of older workers. You are here: Ageing and life-course
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Title: WHO | Ebola virus disease – Democratic Republic of the Congo
Headings: Ebola virus disease – Democratic Republic of the Congo
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Content: Other health emergencies such as coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19), cholera and measles outbreaks may jeopardize the country’s ability to rapidly detect and respond to re-emergence of EVD cases. WHO advice
WHO advises the following risk reduction measures as an effective way to reduce EVD transmission in humans: Continue to train and retrain the health workforce for early detection, isolation and treatment of EVD cases; Prepare for vaccination of health workers; Engage with communities to reinforce safe and dignified burial practices; and
Ensure availability of personal protective equipment and infection prevention and control supplies to manage ill patients and for decontamination. To reduce the risk of wildlife-to-human transmission, such as through contact with fruit bats, monkeys and apes: Handle wildlife with gloves and other appropriate protective clothing; and
Cook animal products (blood and meat) thoroughly before consumption and avoid consumption of raw meat from wild animals. To reduce the risk of human-to-human transmission from direct or close contact with people with EVD symptoms, particularly with their bodily fluids:
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https://www.who.int/csr/don/10-february-2021-ebola-drc/en/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_57_1285897530#7_2366049131
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Title: WHO | Ebola virus disease – Democratic Republic of the Congo
Headings: Ebola virus disease – Democratic Republic of the Congo
Ebola virus disease – Democratic Republic of the Congo
Public health response
WHO risk assessment
WHO advice
Content: and
Ensure availability of personal protective equipment and infection prevention and control supplies to manage ill patients and for decontamination. To reduce the risk of wildlife-to-human transmission, such as through contact with fruit bats, monkeys and apes: Handle wildlife with gloves and other appropriate protective clothing; and
Cook animal products (blood and meat) thoroughly before consumption and avoid consumption of raw meat from wild animals. To reduce the risk of human-to-human transmission from direct or close contact with people with EVD symptoms, particularly with their bodily fluids: Wear gloves and appropriate personal protective equipment when taking care of ill patients at home; and
Wash hands regularly after visiting patients in hospital, as well as after taking care of patients at home or touching or coming into contact with any body fluids. To reduce the risk of possible transmission from virus persistence in some body fluids of survivors, WHO recommends providing medical care, psychological support and biological testing (until two consecutive negative tests) through an EVD survivors care programme. WHO does not recommend isolation of male or female convalescent patients whose blood has been tested negative for Ebola virus. For more information, please see:
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https://www.who.int/csr/don/10-february-2021-ebola-drc/en/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_57_1286240570#6_2366338186
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Title:
Headings:
1050
DIABETES
CARE,
VOLUME
27,
NUMBER
5,
MAY
2004
References
1052
DIABETES
CARE,
VOLUME
27,
NUMBER
5,
MAY
2004
Content: Assuming
that
age-specific
preva-
lence
remains
constant,
the
number
of
people
with
diabetes
in
the
world
is
ex-
pected
to
approximately
double
between
2000
and
2030,
based
solely
upon
demo-
graphic
changes. The
greatest
relative
in-
creases
will
occur
in
the
Middle
Eastern
Crescent,
sub-Saharan
Africa,
and
India. The
greatest
absolute
increase
in
the
num-
ber
of
people
with
diabetes
will
be
in
In-
dia. Most
of
the
expected
population
growth
between
2000
and
2030
will
be
concentrated
in
the
urban
areas
of
the
world
(15). The
most
striking
demo-
graphic
change
in
global
terms
will
be
the
increase
in
the
proportion
of
the
popula-
tion
65
years
of
age
(see
Table
2). The
importance
of
age
on
the
preva-
lence
of
diabetes
is
illustrated
in
Fig. 1,
which
shows
sex-specific
estimates
of
di-
abetes
prevalence
by
age. Globally,
diabe-
tes
prevalence
is
similar
in
men
and
women
but
it
is
slightly
higher
in
men
60
years
of
age
and
in
women
at
older
ages. Overall,
diabetes
prevalence
is
higher
in
men,
but
there
are
more
women
with
diabetes
than
men
(data
available
from
the
authors). The
combined
effect
of
a
greater
number
of
elderly
women
than
men
in
most
populations
and
the
increasing
prevalence
of
diabetes
with
age
is
the
most
likely
explanation
for
this
observation.
|
https://www.who.int/diabetes/facts/en/diabcare0504.pdf
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_57_1289161185#1_2369429209
|
Title:
Headings:
SEX
WORKERS
:
PART
OF
THE
SOLUTION
Cheryl
Overs.
2002
DEFINITIONS
SUMMARY
COMMERCIAL
SEX
AND
HIV
HIV
epidemics
The
role
of
sex
work
Research
gaps
Rates
of
infection
–
women
sex
workers
Rates
of
infection
–
men
and
transgendered
sex
workers
Rates
of
infection
–
clients
A
PARADIGM
SHIFT
A
new
conceptual
universe
STRATEGIES
Individual
/
cognitive
interventions
Participation
and
empowerment
Enabling
environment
The
Voice
of
Life
Operationalising
Issues
arising
Community
Mobilisation
in
Calcutta
Common
components
of
successful
programmes
Impact
on
the
community
100%
condom
CHALLENGES
Gender
Migration
and
mobility
Drug
Use
Other
factors
Repackaging
Safety
and
Pleasure
Linking
prevention
and
care
Informal
commercial
sex
Rehabilitation
or
Rights?
EXPANSION
Participatory
Site
Assessment
Participatory
Research
and
Action
POLICIES
Working
with
governments
Networking
and
participation
Footnotes
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Content: Sex
workers
are
women,
men
and
transgendered
people
who
receive
money
or
goods
in
exchange
for
sexual
services,
and
who
consciously
define
those
activities
as
income
generating
even
if
they
do
not
consider
sex
work
as
their
occupation. The
words
“
women”
,
“
men”
and
“
people”
in
this
document
include
sexually
active
adolescents. Children
who
have
not
reached
the
age
of
puberty
may
also
engage
in
sex
work
but
they
are
not
the
focus
of
this
document. Clients
are
people
(usually
men)
who
pay
with
cash
or
other
resources
for
sexual
services
either
explicitly
or
within
an
agreed
package
that
includes
other
services
such
as
entertainment
or
domestic
service. Transgender
describes
people
with
a
range
of
identities
and
behaviours,
including
both
transvestism
and
transsexualism. Transgender
identities,
behaviours,
legal
status
and
physical
states
vary
in
different
cultures
and
places. For
the
purposes
of
discussion
of
public
health
issues,
transgender
is
a
general
term
for
people
whose
self–identity
crosses
gender. Third
parties
are
people
who
play
ancillary
roles
in
commercial
sex. These
include
arranging
meetings
between
sex
workers
and
clients
and/or
providing
resources
and
services. These
roles
vary
from
place
to
place
and
in
terms
of
influence
and
power
over
commercial
sex
and
sex
workers.
|
https://www.who.int/hiv/topics/vct/sw_toolkit/115solution.pdf
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_57_1292189342#1_2371919504
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Title: Adolescent mental health
Headings: Adolescent mental health
Adolescent mental health
Key facts
Introduction
Mental health determinants
Emotional disorders
Childhood behavioural disorders
Eating disorders
Psychosis
Suicide and self-harm
Risk-taking behaviours
Promotion and prevention
Early detection and treatment
WHO response
Content: Suicide is the third leading cause of death in 15-19-year-olds. The consequences of not addressing adolescent mental health conditions extend to adulthood, impairing both physical and mental health and limiting opportunities to lead fulfilling lives as adults. Introduction
Adolescence (10-19 years) is a unique and formative time. Multiple physical, emotional and social changes, including exposure to poverty, abuse, or violence, can make adolescents vulnerable to mental health problems. Promoting psychological well-being and protecting adolescents from adverse experiences and risk factors that may impact their potential to thrive are critical for their well-being during adolescence and for their physical and mental health in adulthood. Mental health determinants
Adolescence is a crucial period for developing and maintaining social and emotional habits important for mental well-being. These include adopting healthy sleep patterns; taking regular exercise; developing coping, problem-solving, and interpersonal skills; and learning to manage emotions.
|
https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/adolescent-mental-health
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_57_1292189342#3_2371922587
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Title: Adolescent mental health
Headings: Adolescent mental health
Adolescent mental health
Key facts
Introduction
Mental health determinants
Emotional disorders
Childhood behavioural disorders
Eating disorders
Psychosis
Suicide and self-harm
Risk-taking behaviours
Promotion and prevention
Early detection and treatment
WHO response
Content: Supportive environments in the family, at school and in the wider community are also important. An estimated 10-20% of adolescents globally experience mental health conditions, yet these remain underdiagnosed and undertreated (1). Multiple factors determine mental health outcomes. The more risk factors adolescents are exposed to, the greater the potential impact on their mental health. Factors that can contribute to stress during adolescence include a desire for greater autonomy, pressure to conform with peers, exploration of sexual identity, and increased access to and use of technology. Media influence and gender norms can exacerbate the disparity between an adolescent’s lived reality and their perceptions or aspirations for the future. Other important determinants include the quality of their home life and relationships with peers. Violence (including harsh parenting and bullying) and socioeconomic problems are recognized risks to mental health. Children and adolescents are especially vulnerable to sexual violence, which has a clear association with detrimental mental health. Some adolescents are at greater risk of mental health conditions due to their living conditions, stigma, discrimination or exclusion, or lack of access to quality support and services.
|
https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/adolescent-mental-health
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_57_1292264049#4_2372086856
|
Title: Heat and Health
Headings: Heat and Health
Heat and Health
Key facts
Overview
Who is affected?
How does heat impact health?
What actions should the public take?
Keep your home cool
Keep out of the heat
Keep the body cool and hydrated
Help others
If you have health problems
If you or others feel unwell
Heatwaves and Health
The Global Heat Health Information Network
Publication: Public health advice on preventing health effects of heat
Content: Heat gain in the human body can be caused by a combination of external heat from the environment and internal body heat generated from metabolic processes. Rapid rises in heat gain due to exposure to hotter than average conditions compromises the body’s ability to regulate temperature and can result in a cascade of illnesses, including heat cramps, heat exhaustion, heatstroke, and hyperthermia. Deaths and hospitalizations from heat can occur extremely rapidly (same day), or have a lagged effect (several days later) and result in accelerating death or illness in the already frail, particularly observed in the first days of heatwaves. Even small differences from seasonal average temperatures are associated with increased illness and death. Temperature extremes can also worsen chronic conditions, including cardiovascular, respiratory, and cerebrovascular disease and diabetes-related conditions. Heat also has important indirect health effects. Heat conditions can alter human behavior, the transmission of diseases, health service delivery, air quality, and critical social infrastructure such as energy, transport, and water. The scale and nature of the health impacts of heat depend on the timing, intensity and duration of a temperature event, the level of acclimatization, and the adaptability of the local population, infrastructure and institutions to the prevailing climate. The precise threshold at which temperature represents a hazardous condition varies by region, other factors such as humidity and wind, local levels of human acclimatization and preparedness for heat conditions. What actions should the public take?
|
https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/climate-change-heat-and-health
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_57_1292371856#5_2372335911
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Title: Mental health in emergencies
Headings: Mental health in emergencies
Mental health in emergencies
Key facts
Types of problems
Prevalence
Effective emergency response
Looking forward: emergencies can build better mental health systems
WHO response
Content: However, the prevalence of common mental disorders such as depression and anxiety is expected to more than double in a humanitarian crisis. The burden of mental disorders among conflict-affected populations is extremely high: WHO’s review of 129 studies in 39 countries showed that among people who have experienced war or other conflict in the previous 10 years, one in five people (22%) will have depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder, bipolar disorder or schizophrenia. According to WHO’s review, the estimated prevalence of mental disorders among conflict- affected populations at any specific point in time (point prevalence) is 13% for mild forms of depression, anxiety, and post-traumatic stress disorder and 4% for moderate forms of these disorders. The estimated point prevalence for severe disorders (i.e. schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, severe depression, severe anxiety, and severe post-traumatic stress disorder) is 5%. It is estimated that one in 11 people (9%) living in a setting that has been exposed to conflict in the previous 10 years will have a moderate or severe mental disorder. In conflict-affected settings, depression and anxiety increase with age. Depression is more common in women than in men. People with severe mental disorders can be especially vulnerable during and after emergencies and they need access to basic needs and clinical care. A review published in 2014 of the health information system from 90 refugee camps across 15 low- and middle-income countries found that 41% of health care visits for mental, neurological and substance use disorders were for epilepsy/seizures, 23% for psychotic disorders, and 13% for moderate and severe forms of depression, anxiety or post-traumatic stress disorder.
|
https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/mental-health-in-emergencies
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_57_1295537729#3_2375941751
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Title:
Headings: h i l d a b u s e a n d n e g l e c t
h
i
l
d
a
b
u
s
e
a
n
d
n
e
g
l
e
c
t
THE
EXTENT
OF
THE
PROBLEM
THE
CONSEQUENCES
OF
CHILD
ABUSE
AND
NEGLECT
WHAT
ARE
THE
RISK
FACTORS
FOR
CHILD
ABUSE?
WHAT
CAN
BE
DONE
TO
PREVENT
CHILD
ABUSE
AND
NEGLECT?
Content: Many
of
these
problems,
in
turn,
increase
the
likelihood
of
several
major
adult
forms
of
illness
and
disease. WHAT
ARE
THE
RISK
FACTORS
FOR
CHILD
ABUSE? Research
has
linked
certain
characteristics
of
the
child
and
caregiver,
as
well
as
features
of
the
family
environment,
to
child
abuse
and
neglect. Vulnerability
to
child
abuse
–
whether
physical,
sexual
or
through
neglect
–
depends
in
part
on
the
child’s
age
and
sex. Young
children
are
most
at
risk
of
physical
abuse,
whereas
the
highest
rates
of
sexual
abuse
are
found
among
children
who
have
reached
puberty
or
adolescence. In
most
places,
boys
are
the
victims
of
beatings
and
physical
punishment
more
often
than
girls,
while
girls
are
at
higher
risk
of
infanticide,
sexual
abuse,
forced
prostitution,
and
educational
and
nutritional
neglect. Globally,
more
than
130
million
children
between
the
ages
of
6
and
11
years
are
not
in
school,
60%
of
whom
are
girls. Other
factors
that
increase
a
child’s
vulnerability
to
abuse
include: being
raised
by
a
single
parent
or
by
very
young
parents
without
the
support
of
an
extended
family
household
overcrowding
a
lack
of
income
to
meet
the
family’s
needs
the
presence
of
other
violent
relationships
in
the
home. Parents
more
likely
to
abuse
their
children
tend
to
have
low
self-esteem,
poor
control
over
their
impulses,
mental
health
problems
and
to
display
antisocial
behaviour.
|
https://www.who.int/violence_injury_prevention/violence/world_report/factsheets/en/childabusefacts.pdf
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_57_1297209417#0_2377252611
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Title: Andrew Carnegie biography | birthday, trivia | Scottish Industrialist | Who2
Headings: Andrew Carnegie Biography
Andrew Carnegie Biography
Extra credit
Related Biography
Content: Andrew Carnegie biography | birthday, trivia | Scottish Industrialist | Who2
Andrew Carnegie Biography
Industrialist
Philanthropist
Andrew Carnegie was the 19th century steel tycoon who became one of the 20th century’s most famous philanthropists. His life story is one of the best-known rags-to-riches accounts in United States history. Born in Scotland, Andrew Carnegie moved to Pennsylvania with his family in 1848 and began working in factories as a teenager. Hard work and a wise investment in a sleeping car company during the 1850s led to Carnegie’s early success in the railroad business as well as the financial world. During the Civil War he invested in oil, worked in transportation for the U.S. War Department and became interested in the iron and steel business. After the war Carnegie concentrated on steel, and by 1888 he owned control of the Homestead Steel Works and other manufacturing plants, which he eventually consolidated as the Carnegie Steel Company. With his longtime partner, Henry Clay Frick, Carnegie competed fiercely in business and tried to quash organized labor, in spite of his belief that it was the duty of the wealthy to help society (a belief he outlined in an influential 1889 essay, “The Gospel of Wealth”). In 1901 Carnegie Steel merged with the U.S. Steel Corporation and Carnegie sold out to J.P. Morgan for $480 million, making Carnegie the richest man in the world. After his retirement he became a philanthropist and donated more than $350 million to further public education, build libraries and lobby for international peace. He also created the Carnegie Corporation of New York, endowing it with $125 million to support benefactions after his death.
|
https://www.who2.com/bio/andrew-carnegie/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_57_1301222821#6_2385909129
|
Title: Yahoo Groups Is Dead - Now What? - WhoIsHostingThis.com
Headings: Yahoo Groups Is Dead — Now What?
Yahoo Groups Is Dead — Now What?
What Was Yahoo Groups?
What's the Status of Yahoo Groups?
The Rise and Fall of Yahoo Groups
Benign Neglect
The Rise of Social Media
Timeline
Why Did People Love Yahoo Groups?
Yahoo Groups Alternatives
Groups
Forums and Message/Bulletin Board Systems
Email Servers
IRC and Chat-Based Options
FAQs
Does Yahoo Groups still exist?
Can I still join Yahoo Groups?
Can you join a Yahoo group without a Yahoo email address?
How do I access my Yahoo groups?
Summary
About Katie Horne
Content: What's the Status of Yahoo Groups? Here are the dates that you need to know if you're a Yahoo Groups user: As of October 29, 2019, Yahoo Groups stopped accepting new posts from users
As of December 14, 2019, Yahoo Groups deleted all content that had been posted. Does that mean that all is lost? Not necessarily - Yahoo will retain its Groups directory. It has, however, made all groups private (which means you need the approval to join). The company has also said that its mailing list functionality will keep running, so you can still get in touch with your fellow group members. So, it's not a 100% extermination of Yahoo Groups, but it is still significant. The Rise and Fall of Yahoo Groups
In 1998, Yahoo introduced what were essentially digital community spaces called Yahoo Clubs. This was an extension of its Yahoo Message tool.
|
https://www.whoishostingthis.com/resources/yahoo-groups/
|
msmarco_v2.1_doc_57_1301222821#8_2385912830
|
Title: Yahoo Groups Is Dead - Now What? - WhoIsHostingThis.com
Headings: Yahoo Groups Is Dead — Now What?
Yahoo Groups Is Dead — Now What?
What Was Yahoo Groups?
What's the Status of Yahoo Groups?
The Rise and Fall of Yahoo Groups
Benign Neglect
The Rise of Social Media
Timeline
Why Did People Love Yahoo Groups?
Yahoo Groups Alternatives
Groups
Forums and Message/Bulletin Board Systems
Email Servers
IRC and Chat-Based Options
FAQs
Does Yahoo Groups still exist?
Can I still join Yahoo Groups?
Can you join a Yahoo group without a Yahoo email address?
How do I access my Yahoo groups?
Summary
About Katie Horne
Content: Yahoo then acquired a competitor eGroups (who had already merged once with ONElist, an email list service), and after merging the two entities, Yahoo branded the result Yahoo Groups. As you probably already know, Yahoo hasn't been doing well as a company over the years. In 2017, it was acquired by Verizon, which has sold off bits and pieces of the brand over the years, like Flickr and Tumblr. Benign Neglect
With that said, don't think that Verizon's acquisition of Yahoo is the root cause of Yahoo Groups' demise. Despite the popularity of digital groups, Yahoo alternated between ignoring Groups entirely and releasing features that weren't well-received by users since they seemed to make things worse. Whether the blame lies with Yahoo or not is up for debate, but what isn't up for debate is that many existing users were deeply unhappy with the changes. The Rise of Social Media
With social media sites like Facebook and Twitter on the rise, Yahoo Groups saw major competition. Before these sites became juggernauts, Yahoo tried to fight back. But unfortunately, their attempts to compete were not well-received. Facebook had its updates feed.
|
https://www.whoishostingthis.com/resources/yahoo-groups/
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