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Guard dogs as the name refers are used mainly to guard your property or guard people. Guard dogs are able to distinguish between the ones they enemy and friend. Once they see someone or something strange they tend to bark. Although all guard dogs bark, not all of them take action. A difference here should be made between the type that guard livestock and the keeshond. The first keeps predators away and are powerful enough to attack them while the later are smaller and do nothing but continuously barking.
If you think of having one, then check this list for your preferred type.
Rottweiler or Rotty is the kind of dog that does his job mainly with the look of his eyes. Though it looks tough and frightening , like other dogs, Rotty is friendly and loves to be around human. Yet he turns to violence in a second if his family is threatened.
Like the Rottweilers, Belgian Malinois are defensive towards their families and always fight to protect them. They are required a lot to guard manors in many places especially in schutzhund, a German sport where dogs compete in a running test.
Komondor is the kind of lonely dog that has the ability to work alone, with no help from others and even with no guidance. Their stern attitude is noticeable especially with people they do not know. Because of these characteristics of the Komondor, the tradition went to leave the domains with no guard but the komondor and they are kept safe!
Though the Pinscher is of medium size, the sight of it will just make you creepy, not because it’s ugly, but because of its reputations as powerful guard. The Pinscher is also known for its loyalty and alertness.
The dog needs no description since the wrinkles in its triangle face distinguishes it from other types. Once it opens its mouth you can also see the blue-black tongue, and that’s another feature. The Shar-Pei’s coat is similar to that of horses and even gruffer.
Though looks a bit cute with its wavy/straight white hair; Kuvasz does a good job in guarding. This types is mostly specialized in guarding your poultry more often. If you don not have poultry you can still have it for their good sense of humor.
Almost scary with their black color and sometimes-spiky hair, as guard dog that’s a point on their behalves. Still, their colors differ from the creamy to red, blue, fawn and finally black. They are able to distinguish strangers easily and turn on the defense mode in a second.
Mainly utilized for guarding livestock, the German Shepherd, is a dog of large size. With strong jaws, however, the dog could do a good job in guarding human properties. Though powerful guards, the German Shepherd are friendly, curious, active and learn fast.
Akita is a kind of stubborn dog that is loved by the people who own it still for their loyalty. These dogs grow mainly in Japan and US. The Japanese have, unlike the Americans, few options in their colors. They are distinguished with a powerful body and a double coat.
A very big guard dogs, the Giant Schnauzer is a violent dog. Actually if you have bitten by a Schnauzer, you will suffer for a considerable amount of time. They are not friendly to other dogs and love to guard your property alone. Their coats are double like the Akita which helps in their protection.


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It is, unfortunately, that time again. Time to delve into the surprisingly charming story about the terrible lives of three miserable orphans. This time we‘ll be talking about episodes 3 and 4, which make up the second story known as The Reptile Room. Spoiler warning for the show and somewhat for the books as well. Trigger warning for child abuse, violence, murder/death, as well as sharp knives, suspicious movie theaters, and, of course, reptiles.
We open with the Baudelaire’s being driven down Lousy Lane – a street infamous for its smell of horseradish and its apples that can make people ill at mere sight – to the house of their new guardian, the man their parents originally wanted them to live with in the first place, Dr. Montgomery Montgomery. The children are disappointed in Mr. Poe for letting them be abused by Olaf for so long.
He assures them that the police will catch Olaf soon. Mr. Poe also tells the children that Dr. Montgomery is their late father’s cousin’s wife’s brother. Just as they did before going to live with Count Olaf, the children wonder why their parents never mentioned Dr. Montgomery and are suspicious he might turn out to be a bad man as well.
When they meet Dr. Montgomery, they find him to be an excited and upbeat person. He tells them to call him Uncle Monty, has made cake for them, and says he is eager to get to know them and make them comfortable. Like Olaf, he is eager to get Mr. Poe out of his house.
However, he informs the children that the reason he wanted to get rid of Poe is because he’s angry at the banker for letting such harm come to the children in the past. Still suspicious, Klaus immediately tells Monty he won’t be able to use their fortune. Monty is not put off by this and understands Klaus’s suspicion after what they’ve been through.
He is disappointed to learn their parents never mentioned him and shows the children a picture of a piano, claiming he and their parents were inside the piano when the picture was taken.
Monty says his assistant Gustav has “resigned” and so the Baudelaires will help him with his research. He shows them his library and reptile collection – including the Incredibly Deadly Viper. The viper seems to attack Sunny, frightening the children and seemingly confirming their suspicions about Monty.
However, Monty reveals the viper's name is a misnomer created to play a trick on the Herpetological Society. It’s not deadly at all and even ends up befriending Sunny.
The children decide they like Monty. Though, while looking through his papers, they find a map of the hedge maze outside his house and see it is shaped like the eye insignia Olaf has tattooed on his ankle. This makes them suspicious of him once more.
While Monty is out buying supplies, Olaf arrives in disguise as Stephano – a new assistant Herpetological Society sent.
The children recognize him immediately and don’t want to let him in, but he threatens them with a knife and they have no choice. During a chase around the stairs, Olaf confirms their parents were in the piano with Monty when the piano photo was taken, and he knows because he is the photographer.
When Monty returns, Olaf tells him a ridiculous story about why he’s here and why he chased the children earlier.
Monty doesn’t believe him but plays along, secretly assuring the children that he knows something is up.
Monty and the Baudelaires go outside to talk out of earshot of Olaf.
The Baudelaires say to call the police, but Monty refuses and insists on handling the situation himself. He says for now they should simply watch and be wary.
Olaf tries to kill Monty by dropping a heavy lamp on him from the window but fails.
Monty and the children discover “Stephano” is trying to study up on poisonous venom. So, to stop him from learning enough to form a new and dangerous plan, they take him along to the movies.
Monty is there to see Zombies in the Snow, a coded film by Gustav Sebald, starring Jacquelyn.
Olaf realizes there are codes in the subtitles and stands in front of the screen, preventing Monty from receiving the message. Uncle Monty temporarily leaves Olaf with the children to ask his comrade who works at the theater to replay the scene.
He does, and Monty receives the secret message, which says the children are in danger and he should take them to Peru on a ship called Prospero. His comrade gives him tickets for the voyage.
Olaf uses Monty’s absence to talk to his henchpeople. He instructs the white faced women to murder Monty. But when they attempt this, Monty overpowers them and ties them up. He then tells the children the odd movie they just watched requires further explanation. When they go to the car, Monty has a confrontation with Olaf.
He reveals he knows that Olaf isn’t really Stephano, but it turns out he hasn’t correctly guessed Olaf’s true identity. He instead believes him to be a spy from the Herpetological Society. Olaf plays along, and Monty tells him to leave. After Uncle Monty drives the children home and puts them to bed, he goes into the Reptile Room, where Olaf is secretly waiting for him. Dr. Montgomery is murdered.
Back to the mysterious couple, who may or may not be the Baudelaires’ parents, we see them follow a tunnel out of the prison.
They believe they are escaping to Winnipeg, but it actually leads them to Peru.
It’s worth noting that, during one of Lemony Snicket’s narrations, we can see an odd flying contraption behind him, outside the window in the distance.
The Baudelaires wake up to find Uncle Monty dead. There is a very clear snakebite on his corpse and signs of venom poisoning. Olaf has taken Monty’s tickets and plans to take the children to Peru, where guardianship and inheritance law is much more in his favor. He uses the knife to threaten them into the car.
While driving away from house, he gets into a freak car accident, crashing into Mr. Poe. Before the children can tell Poe their side of the story, Olaf introduces himself as Monty’s assistant Stephano, and says Monty tragically died from a snakebite and that the children are traumatized and confused.
This leads Poe to dismiss their claims that Stephano is Olaf, emphasizing that he looks nothing like the Count. To put their minds at ease, asks Stephano to show his ankle. When he reluctantly agrees, the children see the tattoo has disappeared.
When Poe insists on calling the coroner, Olaf arranges one of his henchpeople to come in disguise instead. The henchperson of indeterminate gender arrives in disguise as Nurse O Lucafont (another anagram of Count Olaf), who examines body and confirms everything Olaf says about the death.
They claim the venom in his body matches that of the Incredibly Deadly Viper. What’s more, the massive snake is currently missing from his cage, seeming to confirm this. Of course, Mr. Poe doesn’t believe the children when they tell him the snake is harmless and its name a mere misnomer. Stephano tells Poe that, being a rather new assistant, he doesn’t know much about snakes yet, further making it look like any foul play on his part would be impossible.
Stephano insists he should take the kids to Peru, but Poe says they have to wait. When Poe tries to leave to get assistance from an outside source, Stephano says the place is under quarantine so his other henchpeople can pose as police and investigators looking for the missing snake.
Before joining the “investigators” in the Reptile Room and trying to decide where the kids will go next, Poe tells the children to go upstairs and let the adults handle everything. Olaf’s henchpeople take Monty’s body away on a gurney.
The Baudelaires decide to conduct a secret investigation of their own to find the snake, show it’s harmless, and then prove how Uncle Monty really died. Sunny finds the Incredibly Deadly Viper and uses it to play a trick on the adults just in time to save Klaus from being discovered and Violet from being taken.
Her screams cause the adults to run to her, and when they see her playing with the viper, they see it‘s not dangerous enough to have killed Monty. Violet uses a lockpick to open Olaf’s suitcase, where she finds mechanical parts. Using her inventing skills, she puts it back together, showing it to be the murder weapon. Venom samples from the deadly Mamba Du Mal are missing the from cabinet.
In trying to disprove the Baudelaires’ claims, “Stephano” tries to make himself look like a snake expert, contradicting his earlier claim of knowing nothing about them and proving himself a liar. With suspicion now cast on him, Olaf is asked by Mr. Poe to show his ankle. Poe takes his handkerchief and, rubbing the makeup off Olaf’s ankle, reveals the hidden tattoo.
Mr. Poe tells the “investigators” to arrest Count Olaf, only to realize they are all in on it. Olaf and his henchmen are about to take the children when they are attacked by the reptiles and flee the house.
The Baudelaires try to stop Count Olaf from escaping by chasing him through the hedge maze.
Klaus discovers Olaf has stolen his broken spyglass. In the middle of the maze, the children find Jacquelyn posing as a statue. She tells them to go to their Aunt Josephine, a fierce and formidable woman who will tell them everything. In the meantime, she will get the spyglass back.
Jacquelyn confronts Olaf on board the Prospero and informs him she’s taking him to jail. He escapes by jumping into the water, but not before she grabs the spyglass.
The Herpetological Society comes and takes Dr. Montgomery’s reptile collection away. The children confront Mr. Poe and demand to be placed in the care of their aunt Josephine. Mr. Poe reminds them they’re in no position to make demands and must go where they’re told. However, their Aunt Josephine is next on the list. Upon asking about her, the children also discover it was their parents who convinced Mr. Poe to hire Jacqueline.
Returning attention to the mysterious couple, now in Peru, they are in a bar trying to get hold of Dr. Montgomery on the phone. Of course, they get no response as he is already dead by this time. Upon hearing Monty’s name, the other people in the bar turn threatening, and the couple prepares to fight.
Of course, the highlight of the episode is Aasif Mandvi as Dr. Montgomery Montgomery. They could not have picked a better actor to play Uncle Monty, and I’ve never loved that character as much as I did while watching him on screen. I liked watching his portrayal even better than reading about the character in the books. He was an absolute delight and really brings out the sense of love, family, and trustworthiness that Uncle Monty is supposed to embody.
The only complaint I have is they seemed to have made him even more clueless in the show than he was in the book. Considering the secret message he got at the theater about the children being in danger, I find it a bit unrealistic that Monty could still be so deluded to think Stephano was just a herpetological spy and not a more dangerous enemy.
Another pretty big plot hole was the fact that Olaf went to such great lengths to kill Uncle Monty when he had plenty of opportunity to just kidnap the children. Monty even left the kids alone with him in the theater!
I loved the meta humor in this episode, and the comedic attempts to plug Netflix and streaming entertainment. I also loved the not-so-subtle jab at Nickelodeon, who produced the film adaptation and did not treat the author of the books very kindly in the process.
One part that surprised me was when Count Olaf admits to killing Gustav... but says he did so by drowning him. It is possible that Gustav did die by drowning, as the poison from the dart might not have killed him yet when he fell into the water. But why are they glossing over the fact that he will shot with a poison dart? Again, Count Olaf has never killed people via poison darts. That weapon is very infamously linked with an entirely different character in the books. So why did the showrunners choose to use this weapon in Gustav’s death scene?
That’s all for this episode! Join us next week when we dive into The Wide Window (no pun intended)!

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Erika Lizée. Eternally Searching (0,1,1,2,3,5,8,13). Los Angeles Art Association Gallery 825. Photo Credit Panic Studio LA.
Erika Lizée may be Eternally Searching (0,1,1,2,3,5,8,13) as the title of the artist’s new, utterly stunning installation at Los Angeles Art Association’s Gallery 825 suggests, but in seeing the work, viewers have arrived at the perfect destination.
It’s hard to describe in words the delicacy and the strength of Lizée’s work in acrylic on Duralar. There’s a spiritual, other-worldly journey in what she depicts, something infinite, a sense of wonder, an intuitive and mysterious invocation of color, light, and shadow.
Lizée’s recent trompe l’oeil and sculptural paintings have consistently used their dimensionality to allow the viewer an almost cosmic insight into nature, life, and the artist’s own perception. In her artist’s statement for LAAA, Lizee says she seeks to “express the conflicting feelings of wonder and uncertainty” as she creates work that serves as a “transformative experience…the installation serves as a metaphor for the journey of our personal and shared life experiences.” Looking at Lizée’s work here, there is both a transformation of expectations and an equally transformative philosophical shift at work. “Eternally Searching (0,1,1,2,3,5,8,13),” pulls the viewer into a different world, a different dimension, something that is somehow eminently relatable, as if Lizée had pulled back the curtain on a tiny glowing fragment we’d intuitively almost glimpsed.
Pull the silken thread of convention and it unravels to reveal an entirely different way of looking at our own existence; look into the visual heart of “Eternally Searching(0,1,1,2,3,5,8,13),” and find what you’ve been looking for – beauty, yes, but also something far less prosaic, a rich and imagined place, one that is somehow made tangible and real. She is depicting that “ah ha!” moment that we all intrinsically long for, in which things suddenly makes sense, or go beyond “sense” into a more primal and magical space.
Working in purples and blues and silvers, and in clear Duralar orbs with floral-like painted pieces suspended inside, Lizée’s work here takes on an even deeper dimensionality than other recent installations.
She has created a portion of her work on the gallery wall, the doorway or portal into three dimensional elements that are as intricate and fascinating as they are amorphous. Here are galaxies, filaments of tissue, synapses, geometric patterns, flower seeds blossoming – an unfolding, as it were, of whatever you believe the images to represent. And there is no right answer to that: what we believe personally makes our perceptions of the work, and to some extent the work itself, mutable. And alive, ever so alive – you would not be remiss if you waited, in silence, for the walls themselves to breathe.
In the gallery’s description of Lizée’s installation here, the idea is expressed that the gallery walls are thresholds, beyond them a place where “complex biomorphic forms coalesce.” With this work, the artist calls up the mathematical sequence of the Fibonacci numbers, which visually appear as the Golden Spiral, the center piece of this work of art, and a clue to the existence of the universe.
Putting these perspectives aside, it is also possible to simply look at and admire the artistry of “Eternally Searching (0,1,1,2,3,5,8,13),” the fluid way in which the painted acrylic on the gallery wall seamlessly becomes the swirling, sinuous sculptural painted pieces suspended out from it. And from those pieces, the small clear Duralar orbs emerge with the floral essences inside them, reminding the viewer of seed pods, or the gestation of another species, or the about-to-emerge expanded consciousness of the viewer. So, in the end, perhaps, it is impossible to only consider the artistry here, without finding it so compelling that we seek to define it, manage it, understand it, and explain our own awe.
The title says it all. Lizée compels us to keep searching, to embrace the eternal, to see the pattern – because the search, the eternity, the pattern – it is ours.
On exhibit through December 1st, but don’t wait to see this installation. You may want to come back and see it again, and again.
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TYPE: Nicaragua. Chontales: Babilonia Mine, alt. 570 m, Heller 7057 (lectotype designated by Atwood & Hamer (1987) AMES; isolectotype, SEL).
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While the carriers limit unlimited, the Un-carrier doubles down. Now, every T-Mobile ONE family plan comes with Netflix — at absolutely no extra cost.
Bellevue, Washington — September 6, 2017 — T-Mobile has completely disrupted wireless, and Netflix has totally disrupted entertainment. What happens when you bring two disruptors together? Get ready to find out! T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) today unveiled the company’s latest industry-changing Un-carrier move: Netflix On Us. Through an exclusive new partnership with Netflix, T-Mobile ONE family plans will now come with Netflix — at absolutely no extra charge. You heard that right. T-Mobile ONE families can binge all they want on America’s best unlimited network — on us. So, whether your family is catching up on Stranger Things, The Magic School Bus Ride Again or both, we got you.
With this Un-carrier move, T-Mobile is taking on one of the biggest customer pain points out there. The Un-carrier is breaking the carrier bundle.
With this Un-carrier move, T-Mobile is tackling one of the industry’s biggest, most recent pain points – the carrier bundle – and the way the carriers push bigger, fatter, pricier packages of content and services on their customers. Carrier bundles are almost always a combination of something you want and something you don’t … all in an effort to jack up your monthly bill even more. Worse, carrier bundles are usually designed to explode after the “introductory promo” runs out, and customers are stuck paying hundreds more each year.
The new frontier for carrier bundles is mobile video. As the Internet becomes the Mobile Internet, video is becoming mobile video. This year, Americans have crossed a tipping point, spending over 50% of screen time on smartphones and digital devices versus traditional TV. And the trend is only accelerating — mobile viewing is expected to more than double by 2020.
No surprise AT&T and Verizon are trying to exploit this trend, spending billions buying up content and cable companies— all so they can sell it to you in bigger, more expensive carrier bundles.
T-Mobile’s strategy couldn’t be any more different. The Un-carrier sees an opportunity to do mobile entertainment right for today’s families … to give you something you want together with something else you want – but at no extra cost. T-Mobile’s partnering with a fellow disruptor to give you the best content on us – all on a network that can handle it. Since the carriers launched unlimited earlier this year, AT&T and Verizon customers have seen their network speeds plunge as their networks struggled to keep up with increased data and video usage. Verizon recently reacted by capping ALL video speeds.
Meanwhile, speeds on T-Mobile’s network have actually increased over the same time period, and in OpenSignal’s recent report, based on 5 billion real customer tests, T-Mobile’s network ranked No. 1 in every category1 — speed, latency and LTE availability — the first clean sweep for any major wireless provider anywhere in the world. And those dominant network performance results are before T-Mobile’s roll-out of new 600 MHz airwaves across the country. Those new airwaves will provide even more capacity and wide open highways for T-Mobile customers coast to coast.
To celebrate this latest Un-carrier move, T-Mobile is throwing the ultimate binge-watching giveaway marathon! Starting at 9 a.m. PT tomorrow September 7, the Un-carrier will be hosting an all-day Netflix Meme-a-thon. Every hour on the hour, fans answer questions from @TMobile Twitter with their favorite Netflix show quotes, GIFs and memes and are entered to win hourly prizes. Prizes include free smartphones, Netflix and T-Mobile swag like T-Mobile ONEsies, and BingeBoxes filled with bingeing essentials such as popcorn, premium headphones and more.
To take part, simply follow @TMobile on Twitter. Fans who post their favorite memes (don’t forget to use #NetflixOnUs and #contest) will be entered for a chance to win tickets and an all-expense paid trip to the premier of Netflix’ Stranger Things season two! And, the Un-carrier doesn’t just have two tickets to the premiere … they’re giving away ELEVEN tickets! The winners will be revealed when the Netflix Meme-a-thon ends at 5:30 p.m. PT.
Because this is the Un-carrier, getting Netflix On Us couldn’t be simpler. Starting Tuesday, September 12th, qualifying T-Mobile ONE customers can activate their Netflix subscription online, in-store or by calling T-Mobile’s award winning customer care. And, if you already have a Netflix subscription, T-Mobile will cover the cost of a standard subscription for you — meaning you’ll save nearly $120 every year.
To qualify, all you need are two or more paid voice lines on T-Mobile ONE with taxes and fees included. Even customers with free lines from the Un-carrier’s wildly popular recent “line-on-us” deals qualify. Customers on Unlimited 55+ or 2 lines for $100 can get Netflix On Us simply by switching to the latest T-Mobile ONE plan.
On top of all this, T-Mobile ONE families who get Netflix On Us will also get T-Mobile’s Family Allowances (https://www.t-mobile.com/customers/family-allowances) at no extra charge. Family Allowances allow parents to manage their kids’ phone usage — like setting guidelines for talk time, text messages, download times and which numbers their kids can contact.
For more information about T-Mobile ONE with Netflix included, visit https://www.t-mobile.com/netflix.
Netflix On Us is expected to result in increased customer loyalty and is not expected to impact previously announced company guidance or expectations.
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He prefers not to influence the viewer by titling his work, thus allowing individual interpretation.
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As a university student, I am fascinated by the seemingly metaphysical nature of the university. However, that symbolic nature is slowly being diminished in our time, much to my displeasure. This has prompted me to do some extensive research on today’s ailments of the university, and what I have written here is perhaps only the abstract of a much larger work that I will write on this subject. I write this smaller piece now to briefly express my grievances at the current state of the university.
But I am not the only one with grievances toward the universities; the modern university is facing mounting criticism from parents and students alike. Many find themselves outraged each year at the rising costs of higher education. We see far too many students being weighed down by the immense burden of student debt. We also see that many students struggle to find employment after graduation. I commonly hear people criticize the universities for offering “worthless” degrees at absurd tuition prices. We also see that the ideological homogenization of university faculty and students has caused our campuses to become sanctuaries for leftist activism, with political correctness and trigger warnings being used to cudgel out viewpoints that don’t conform to the contemporary campus orthodoxy. I certainly should not forget to mention just how pervasive grade inflation has become on today’s campuses, even at the “elite” universities. Needless to say, the American university has lost its way.
Of course, the universities themselves are not entirely to blame; the students also come to the universities to do something, but it is not to learn. Our educational system has primed the students to engage in all but academia upon entering the university. Far too often do I see students march from class to class in soulless routine, never considering the fact that what they learn in their classes could possibly have a meaningful dimension outside of its utilitarian function.
Although this practice does not seem so bad to the students that they should only apply it when making their class selections. I have seen many students engage in this practice when it comes to selecting their majors as well. When it comes to substantive learning in the university, the students have become disinterested. Substantive learning is no longer the main function of the university.
We see, rather, that students are more concerned with their social experiences than they are with actual learning. Worse yet, students today are not taking out loans because they can’t afford to pay for college; rather, they take out loans in order to sustain their social lifestyle. Students view loans not as a means to paying for college, but as a means to greater freedom in their collegiate experience. The social experience, not the rigors of academia, is what seems to be attracting the modern student to the university.
Having considered all these things, it should come as no surprise that today’s students are learning very little. What is surprising, however, is the fact that the academic structure of our whole educational system exacerbates academic inequality among racial minorities. This becomes rather ironic when we consider that today’s universities have become the ostensible champions of social diversity.
These problems, however, are scarcely noticeable because our contemporary college education system appears to be producing the results that we, as a society, demand of it. Contemporary education is looked to for its utility, nothing more. We don’t look to college as a means to learning; we look to college as a means to earning. As a result, the more substantive fields of study are being neglected, both by students and administrators. Any field of study that does not offer some sort form of utility for society quickly becomes overlooked.
And thus we see that education has been geared toward more functional outcomes. The rise of vocational education has virtually turned our universities into assembly lines that merely produce individuals who are competent in the work force. The students themselves become means to ends that today’s employers can exploit.
But, as the study I cited earlier shows, our students are not really learning much in the way of utility either. Both substantive and functional education are slowly being abolished. With such deficiencies in our universities, I find it strange that we refer to contemporary college education as “higher education”, as there is little in it that I can identify to be truly “higher”.
Higher education is not “higher” because it is a step above the practical skills we were taught in our secondary education; higher education is “higher” because it raises us to a higher plane of Being. Higher education serves for the purpose of giving us an idea of what the good life is and how to live it. But with the challenges facing contemporary students these days, it seems that neither the functional nor the metaphysical telos of the university can be reached. Though many might claim that you will “find yourself at college”, such a claim couldn’t be further from the truth. Today’s students are becoming disconnected from the Great Conversation that has long been the centerpiece of higher education. Today’s students have become lost in the university.
 Derek Bok, Our Underachieving Colleges: A Candid Look at How Much Students Learn and Why They Should Be Learning More, pp. 31-57.
 Richard Arum and Josipa Roksa, Academically Adrift: Limited Learning on College Campuses, pp. 81-89.
 Richard Arum and Josipa Roksa, Academically Adrift: Limited Learning on College Campuses, pp. 33-40.
 Richard Arum and Josipa Roksa, Academically Adrift: Limited Learning on College Campuses, pp. 37-47.
 C.S. Lewis, The Abolition of Man, p. 23.

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text: To clarify the roles of nitric oxide synthase (NOS) during pregnency, histopathological changes in the placenta were observed after the administration of an NOS inhibitor [NG-nitro-L-arginine methyl ester (L-NAME) ] to rats. L-NAME was infused subcutaneously from day 12 of gestation at stable concentrations of 3mg/day (group B) or 25mg/day (group C) until day 18 when the placentae were removed. The mean systolic blood pressures in groups B and C were higher than in the controls (group A). By both light and electron microscopy, morphological changes were observed and compared to those of human placenta in preeclampsia. In groups B and C, light microscopy showed that giant cells were vacuolated, degenerated and decreased in number. In the labyrinth, the stroma was extremely edematous, and the intervillous space and fetal vessels were narrowed. Electron microscopy showed that micro-fibrin clots were deposited on the maternal surface of trophoblasts. The endothelial cells of fetal vessels were irregular in shape. In group B the endothelial cells had knotty projections. In group C the number of organelles was decreased in endothelial cells, and intermediate filaments were increased. These findings suggest that decreased NO production may cause changes similar to those found in preeclampsia. Treatment with NOS inhibitor may be used in an animal model for preeclampsia.

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The athletes at the 2015 Prefontaine Classic had outstanding volunteer support again this year from Oregon massage therapists, chiropractors, and physical therapists. Thanks everyone for making this year outstanding fun!

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Scotland’s meat wholesalers have urged the Secretary of State for Scotland, Michael Moore, to help ‘stop the rot’ of declining livestock numbers, warning that the consequences of a diminishing meat processing sector will become ‘dire’ before long.
“We need the policy framework to deliver rules which reward the right things."
The Scottish Association of Meat Wholesalers (SAMW) has also told the Secretary of State that this is the ideal opportunity for the UK and Scottish governments to pursue a ‘common goal’ in securing vital national and regional support for the livestock and meat industry during the current CAP Reform process.
Stating that cattle supplies have become ‘very much tighter’ in the last 12 months, on top of a five-year period of ‘fundamental decline,’ Anderson continued: “Alarmingly, cattle slaughterings in Scottish abattoirs in the first five months of this year decreased by 9% over the corresponding period in 2011. The rot must be stopped now or the consequences of a diminishing meat processing sector for the rural communities, the economy and employment will be dire before long.
With the current CAP Reform process now reaching an advanced stage, Mr Anderson added: “We need the policy framework to deliver rules which reward the right things. You will be aware that the one coupled payment scheme which has operated since the last CAP reform is the Scottish Beef Calf Scheme. This accounts for around 4.5% of the national envelope, a modest amount, but without it the number of cows shown above would have been even worse. Targeted support continues to have a valuable role in the future CAP and re-supplying the processing industry in Scotland, but it must be 15% or more, not 4.5%.


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Apple may be cutting production plans for the iPhone and/or prices. Connecting a few dots on various Apple items today TheStreet.
Apple may be cutting production plans for the iPhone and/or prices.
Connecting a few dots on various Apple items today TheStreet.com's Scott Moritz reports that the company may cut its iPhone production plans from 9 million units to 4.5 million units.
This report based on a trading note from Miller Tabak may be true given that Apple is projecting 1 million iPhone units sold in the current quarter. Why hold the inventory?
But there may not be a lot of oomph in the Miller Tabak note. Especially when you consider another research note from RBC analyst Mike Abramsky.
Abramsky said a discussion Greg Joswiak, VP, Worldwide iPod and iPhone Product Marketing "sharpened our views on iPhone momentum and strategy." Joswiak didn't disclose product plans, but Abramsky came away with the following impression in order of importance.
"While not facing pressure to do so, we speculate initially Apple will differentiate its iPhone lineup not by features, but by price and memory capacity, similar to its iPod lineup, simplifying market positioning. This affirms our view of a lower priced ($349-399) iPhone CYQ4/Q1, with a higher priced version at higher capacity, to expand its market opportunity."
If true this pricing strategy may jive with Moritz's report. Wouldn't Apple want to cut production of current iPhones if it was going to launch a cheaper version in just a few months?
Widgets will be played up. Abramsky notes that iPhone's software will become the main selling point. P2P apps, home networking and Leopard integration with iLife are all possible.
Europe service is coming soon, but it won't be 3G. This item is a major issue for Europe, which is mostly 3G. Abramsky says Apple may bank on a Wi-Fi workaround in Europe.
Also on the Apple front, the company said it has sold 3 billion songs on iTunes. Nice number, but not sure what all the fuss is about.


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Dining on board the Paul Gauguin is superb with a choice of different styles and cuisines. ‘Le Grill’ offers a buffet for breakfast and lunch and traditional Polynesian specialties for dinner. ‘La Veranda’ is a little more sophisticated with ‘bistrot francais’ in the evening. There is an art gallery/museum called ‘Le Fare Tahiti’ on the ship, it explains Polynesian traditions if you enjoy learning about other cultures. Your cruise on board the Paul Gauguin will be an unforgettable experience.
Cabins on board are modern, clean and fully equipped for all your needs such as hairdryers, electric sockets and more. The ship has 166 cabins spread over 8 decks. Most rooms have Wi-Fi access 24 hours a day.
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Bigabite is a sweet little restaurant in San Ignacio Town that just opened its doors to the public on Sunday. The restaurant is located up the hill from the San Ignacio & Santa Elena Town Board and is adjacent to Dr Sanchez Office.
The restaurant is a great place to grab a quick lunch and the menu consists of a variety of burgers, chicken wings, pulled pork and fries.They also have combo meals with a variety of burgers, fries and drinks for $10 – 16.
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To ensure that awardees benefit fully from the fellowship’s enrichment opportunities, the Graduate Center requires that University Fellows do not engage in other paid work and that they participate for at least 3 hours per week in programming, including enrollment in a 3-unit colloquium in the fall and spring semesters of their first year. The Graduate Center requests that programs exempt Fellows from teaching responsibilities or research assistantships during their first year. Each Fellow will be expected to serve as a mentor for either a K-12 student, an Honors student, a refugee or immigrant, or an undergraduate recruited through a diversity program; in their second year, Fellows will mentor the new cohort.
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I went to the Natural Products Expo West this year for the first time. It was an epic couple days of eating and greeting people from all over the natural products world. Of course my focus was on the food zone, but they also had supplements, beauty products, clothing, and more.
At first the conference was definitely overwhelming. Thousands of people and hundreds of vendors (maybe a thousand?). By the end of the first day I had total snack overload. A variety of chips, crackers, chocolates, veggie burgers, pastas, juices, drinks, and pretty much any type of food you can think of. It was that weird feeling where you’ve been snacking all day so you are full, but you haven’t had an actual meal so you still feel like you need to eat. I opted for passing out.
Overall the show was amazing. Got to meet and learn about some of my favorite veggie brands and discover a lot of new products. My one complaint would be what gets defined as “natural”. I also think a lot of people confuse “natural” with “healthy” which is definitely not the case. There were a lot of products that were high in sugar or fat that were positioning themselves as healthy. Just because it comes from a natural source doesn’t mean you should eat shitloads of it.
I’m totally cool with a range of very good for you products to more indulgent products. I like to indulge as much as the next person. My issue is when these products are marketed as being a healthy part of your everyday diet as opposed to a nice treat once in a while.
There were a lot of interesting and passionate people I met at the show. Both attendees and the makers of some delicious products. I came away with an epic amount of product samples and information that I need to sift through. This is just a glimpse.
In a non-food related thing that happened, I got a picture with Biz Markie at the Zevia booth. Really upping my street cred.
My plan is to go through and give a short review of the products that I got. We’ll see how many I make it through. Here is the start. Pretty much all of these products are available (or soon will be) in Whole Foods. Some are at more standard grocery stores like Ralphs and Safeway or other “health food” stores like Sprouts and Mother’s.
This was pretty standard. It was just mac and cheese with a little more interesting texture because of the bug shapes. Probably great for the kids.
Then I added some sriracha and left over taco mixture (portobello, pumpkin seeds, grilled onion, homemade vegan bacon and beat greens chopped and sautéed) from the day before and things became much more exciting.
I’m a sucker for for whole grain breads with a bunch of nuts and seeds so this fit me perfectly. Love that it’s all organic as well, I don’t know that I’ve seen that before. Plus it has this sweet mustachioed dude rocking out on the front of the bread. How can you say no to that?!?
These were awesome! Crunchy, sweet with a little bit of salty. The pineapple was more of an aftertaste than the main component. This is not something I would keep at my house because it would be to dangerous for me. A great party snack, office snack or treat. Pay attention to that serving size :).
I’m not a sweets guy in general. However the peanut butter/chocolate combination is my favorite when I do indulge. I already knew that I loved these before the show. So delicious and refreshing to taste the real flavors as opposed to the overly processed and sugar infused Reese’s version. Highly recommend these.
Tastes pretty much like you would expect. A green tea flavored Emergen-c. Half the calories although it’s still really sweet because they use Stevia. If you don’t like the sweet fruit flavors of EmergenC then this might be a nice alternative.
Very tasty. I really like that it recommends you drink it within three days. Shows that it’s fresh and not just acting fresh. It’s like an organic, more dynamic, healthier and vegan version of those Starbucks iced mocha things you see at gas stations and stores. It has more sugar than I would like with 16g per serving, but the fact that there is no added sugar and it has 8g of protein is pretty awesome. I actually couldn’t finish this in one sitting because it tasted too rich.
I was appalled, astonished, astounded and very upset by the amount off salt in the Mac and Cheese. I find it worrisome that we are educating the palate of youngsters to want that much salt. Then they are setup for high blood pressure and heart failure.
Hey Laurie! I hear you. It was unfortunate how many products at the show had high salt and sugar content. There were a lot of good products as well, but it can be difficult for misinformed consumers to determine what is good and bad when it can all be marketed as “natural” and people equate that with healthy.


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text: Le Château d’Ouchy opens its doors today. It consists of a hotel, restaurant, lounge bar and terrace, offering a stunning place to relax and unwind on the shores of Lake Geneva. The re-opening of Le Château d’Ouchy is the result of a model collaboration between the Loterie Romande (which has invested some 15 million CHF in the renovation fo the property) and the Lausanne Palace & Spa, responsible for the administration of the illustrious establishment.


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For the next four weeks we are focusing on weak openings, ie preemptive hands. For the first time, I have assembled a panel of expert bridge players to share their thoughts about a hand related to the topic. The way to think about a hand is often the key to bidding it correctly. And as you’ll see experts sometimes have different opinions too!
If you have more time to spare, you can also complete the first Weak Two-Bids lesson, or watch the original lesson video.
You are the dealer, not vulnerable, vs vulnerable.
What would you bid with this hand and why?
I pass. I try to have what partner expects. I usually have an agreement of suit quality in my preempts to make partner's life much easier in coping with them. It is a balance of destructive versus constructive. If I were to open and partner ended up on lead, I would expect partner to lead from Kx in my suit, after all. And sometimes this turns out badly, if I have opened a bad suit!
I bid 2❤ or maybe even ♥3. Not vul versus vul, it's our turn to push the opponents around. I don't like passing when at favourable vulnerability. Opponents generally don't try for penalties when we're not vul and they are. They very often bid 3NT for a safe 600 rather than defending 3♥X and getting a much better score of 800!
3❤ can force the opponents to find fits at the three and four level, and sometimes they have a disaster!
I pass. I have sympathy for a 2♥ opening but don't think that is a winning bid with this hand as often as many players might believe. Having an Ace and a King on the side is not good for pre-empts. Several things can go wrong when pre-empting with weak suits and defensive values. Partner can sacrifice when it is wrong. And with this suit partner may lead from holdings he shouldn't have led from. But of course, the upside with a pre-empt is that you are putting pressure on the opponents.
Summing Up: The boys all agree that vulnerability is an important factor when deciding whether to preempt or not, and here (not vul versus vul) is the perfect time to be “wild”, because the opponents won’t get rich by doubling you. Matt, a fearless young player, would open 2♥with the goal of causing havoc with the opponent’s bidding. David & GeO have more concern about lack of suit quality, ie the A & K that make up your seven points are outside the suit you’re preempting in (if the hand had been ♥AK10965 there would be nothing to discuss!), and they are concerned that partner will get off to a poor lead if they lead away from an honour in hearts, thinking you had a better suit. I especially like the point that sometimes partner will bid one more (called “sacrificing”), planning to score a small minus, in the hope that the opponents’ game was making. Then this hand turns out to be a disappointment because your honours would have taken tricks in defence, and you might have beaten the opponent’s game, but couldn’t properly judge this.
What are your views? You can share your thoughts below or in the Golds Facebook Group.

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Absolutely one of the hippest capital cities on the planet, London's world-class dining, shopping, clubbing and culture make it a top destination any time of year. If you haven't visited for a while (or you haven't yet ticked it off your bucket list), now's the time to do it - and the fashionable Pestana Chelsea Bridge should be your first stop.
Located on the south bank of the Thames by Chelsea Bridge (right next to the fabulous Battersea Park), the hotel offers excellent access to the high-society bars and boutiques of Sloane Square, as well as the capital's main attractions. Fully-equipped with high-end spa facilities, spacious rooms and Portuguese-style haute cuisine, this sleek property reflects the playful-yet-polished style of the surrounding neighbourhood. This hotel was awarded a TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence.
Please note that owing to refurbishment works, the sauna and steam room will be out of service and the spa's shower facilities will be limited between 18 June and 25 July 2018. The swimming pool, relaxation area and treatment rooms will be open as normal.
The hotel is situated on the edge of the 200-acre Battersea Park, opposite well-heeled Chelsea. A 20-minute stroll over the bridge will take you to Sloane Square, home to the Saatchi Gallery and a plethora of high-end boutiques and restaurants on the Kings Road. A number of excellent eating and drinking spots line the banks of the Thames. All of the capital's main attractions are easily accessible by hopping on the tube (or wearing comfortable shoes that you're happy to do a bit of walking in).


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If privacy and the best view in town are what you want - you won't be disappointed! I'm a 10-minute walk from the tourist area in the old town, which is perfect if you prefer not to be in the middle of the action. You'll have an entire rooftop to yourself and a cozy kitchen to cook in. I prefer a minimum stay of 7 days, but am flexible for shorter stays, just check my calendar. If I'm not busy I can sometimes swing one night, so feel free to message me.
PLEASE NOTE: For the summer months, I'm not able to coordinate any arrivals on Sunday.
First of all, thank you for choosing my home – I hope you enjoy it as much as I do! Get a coffee and read the following information when you have a minute. I recommend you read this for your own benefit and comfort.
So back to my home. When you enter the main entrance on street level, you’ll go up a few steps and notice a small European elevator on the left which you'll take up to the 2nd floor (3rd floor for North Americans). If you didn't pack light you might have to make 2 trips. Then there’s a staircase up to the rooftop and you’ll have arrived to the best view in town!
The main door to my rooftop home needs a little push and then a turn of the key – it’s a door with a lot of history… Speaking of the door, when you’re home you’ll probably leave it open. Just make sure to leave the stone in front of it as the wind can slam it shut and you may be challenged to get back in.
There are two sliding doors to the back balcony, just off of the bedroom, one is glass and one with a sliding grey aluminum panel. Make sure to lock at least one when you leave. I rarely open the kitchen back door as it gets too windy - you'll see what I mean! I also keep a stone in front of the main door to the kitchen, also due to the wind.
Regarding wind and weather, if there is a rainstorm, you’ll want to prepare as I’m across the street from the ocean and it can get intense. This usually means making sure that the front awning is at least halfway down (if there is a rare big storm you might want to lower it all the way down) and all doors are closed. Try to collect anything that can blow away, because it will! Most things will dry though, so don’t worry too much, but do pay attention to the forecast and plan accordingly.
Please feel free to move furniture around. I refurbished the rooftop garden in April 2018. And I'd really appreciate it if you could water the plants when dry - you can play gardener! I always feel more at home with some greenery.
By the way, if you fish, please join the fishermen across the street!
When doing your laundry, I suggest you choose the shortest time option possible, as this machine – while being energy efficient – can take forever to wash a load. I have a container of clothes pins, and you can hang your clothes on the wire near the front edge of the roof on the right, as well as on the back balcony. Be careful to pin things securely as there can be a LOT of wind. Also, please keep the clothes pins in the container on the radiator in the kitchen - they will last longer than if left outdoors.
In the bedroom closets, I have my personal things in the upper right closet. There are spare blankets in the upper left closet, so help yourself. You'll have all the space you need in the bottom closets.
The air conditioning works really well although, if you open the back balcony and front doors, you’ll have more air than you’ll know what to do with. The ceiling fan is new and a good silent alternative. The air conditioning unit also has a heating option which can come in handy during the winter months.
There is also some mosquito netting in the upper left closet as well, but I find them a bit claustrophobic.
I've installed power bars for all of the outlets in the bedroom so that when you go out it's easy to turn everything off. There is also a long extension cord in the bottom drawer in the kitchen, next to the oven. Electricity prices have gone up a lot since the crisis, so please turn things off when not in use. Thank you!
You’ll pretty much be on your own up here. The neighbours have the right to access the rooftop but rarely do. I've often slept outside with the awnings down and had the best sleep! I feel very safe here as it’s a small town and everyone knows everyone.
1. In the bathroom you can often get a whiff of the plumbing, if you know what I mean. This is beyond my control. You might want to invest in some incense, or something along those lines.
2. In the kitchen, I have seen a cockroach. I don't like them anymore than you, but they just visit. This is part and parcel with warm countries and not a reflection of the cleanliness of my home. There should be some spray in the lower cupboard beside the fridge. But really, if you keep things clean they (it) won't bother you.
Please email me any questions or concerns. And I welcome any suggestions to make things better. I want you to have the best time possible. Enjoy!


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Great job on this commentary, Peter. You put a lot of work into making this happen and the result is an easy to read resource.
Thanks to BH for making this possible with tool tip and to Josh for this website.
I am working on a mapx file that will include the images in the original commentary and I will modify the commentary in the appropriate places to reference the mapx.
Thank you this commentary. It help me a lot while studying chapter insights in proverbs. Rock on! And God bless!
This commentary has been updated to include the images that are in the original Bridgeway Bible Commentary. I will now begin working on adding the 100+ images to the Bridgeway Bible Dictionary.
Thank you......thank you for the illustrations.....but most of all thank you for the Font change. You've changed a "blessing" into a	"pure blessing" ! JOB WELL DONE.


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A memorial service for Mary Elizabeth (Laches) Powell, fondly known as Maribeth, age 82, of Mott, ND, will be at 10:00 am, Monday, February 4, 2018, at St. Vincent Catholic Church in Mott with Father Stephen Folorunso officiating. Burial will be in Hettinger Cemetery in Hettinger, ND.
Special music will be provided by Maribeth and Richelle Clifton, and Aly Oltmanns.
MARY ELIZABETH LACHES POWELL was born on October 17, 1936 at her rural home near Mott, ND, to Mary Adeline Reinert and Peter Fabian Laches. She attended country school. She was advanced in her grades and entered Mott Lincoln High School at the age of 12. She was united in marriage to Maurice William Miller on October 19, 1953. Five children were born to this union, Henry Peter (Carol), Terry Michael (Staci), Karen Elizabeth (Lynn Harp), Maureen Beth (Rick Clifton), and Melanie Kay (Mark Frieze).
Maribeth was united in marriage to the wonderful William Charles Powell, the love of her life, on February 21, 1987. Maribeth was a beloved wife, mother, mother-in-law, grandmother, great grandmother, sister, daughter and aunt. She was a loving friend to all who knew her. Also known as “The Stanley Lady,” she was known for her big personality, sense of humor, kindness, generosity, and kindness to all who knew her. She faithfully drove school bus for over 40 accident-free years, despite all of the elements of rugged ND. She will be greatly missed by all who loved her.
She is survived by her loving husband, children, grandchildren (Amanda, Mariah, Grant, Cole, Mitch, Hunter, Madison, Maribeth, Richelle, Denzel, Austin and Aly) and three great grandchildren. She is also survived by sisters, Irene Messer and Jeanette (Jim) Sullivan; her brother Eddie Laches (Gloria); and brother-in-law, Donald Walter.
She was preceded in death by her daughter, Karen; her sister, Mabel; and her parents Mary and Peter Laches; brothers-in-law, Mike Messer; and Maurice Miller.


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Options Behavioral Health is renowned as one of Indianapolis’ leading providers of co-occurring disorders treatment. Our expert staff creates personalized treatment plans to cater to each individual’s specific needs.
Individuals who have been diagnosed with one or more mental health conditions are experiencing what clinicians refer to as co-occurring disorders. And in the context of treatment, when a person is suffering from co-occurring depression and anxiety, the symptoms of both disorders must be comprehensively treated at a hospital or treatment center in order for true healing to occur.
Additionally, if a person is suffering from a substance use disorder, which is the clinical term for addiction, and one or more additional mental or behavioral health disorders, he or she is likewise suffering from co-occurring disorders.
Previously referred to as dual diagnosis, co-occurring disorders are far from uncommon in the United States. The U.S. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), estimates that nearly eight million American adults struggle with co-occurring disorders.
SAMHSA has also reported that 60 to 75 percent of adolescents who have a substance use disorder are also dealing with one or more co-occurring mental health disorders. Also, studies show that adolescents who have experienced at least one major depressive episode are twice as likely to abuse alcohol or other drugs as are young people who have never struggled with depression. Professional help at a treatment center or hospital is needed to address these concerns.
There is virtually no limit to the combinations of substance use disorders, mental health disorders, and behavioral health disorders that can co-occur within the same individual, nor is there an established cause/effect relationship between types of co-occurring disorders.
For example, many individuals who develop a substance use disorder also struggle with a co-occurring depressive disorder. In some of these cases, the individual may have started to drink alcohol or abuse another drug as a means of self-medicating or numbing him or herself to the psychological pain of an undiagnosed depressive disorder. In other cases, the individual’s substance abuse and eventual addiction may have preceded the onset of the depression symptoms. In all cases, it is likely that the substance use disorder and depressive disorder will interact with each other in ways that have an increasingly harmful impact on the individual.
Continuing the example from the previous paragraph, the continued inability to control one’s substance abuse can have a detrimental impact on an individual’s quality of life, which can erode his or her psychological well-being and exacerbate symptoms of depression. Often, this can push him or her deeper into substance abuse, thus pulling the individual into a continued downward spiral of worsening symptoms and increasingly dangerous behaviors.
This example demonstrates the importance of receiving comprehensive professional treatment from a hospital or center that is prepared to provide solutions for all of the disorders that a person is experiencing. Treating one disorder while ignoring or failing to address another will make it virtually impossible for a person to achieve long-term recovery, and will significantly increase the likelihood that the individual will relapse.
Options Behavioral Health is an 84-bed, free-standing psychiatric hospital devoted to providing a full continuum of care for adolescents, ages 12 to 18, adults, and older adults who are battling the symptoms of any number of mental health concerns and co-occurring disorders. At our hospital, individuals can learn the tools they need to successfully achieve a brighter future.
At Options Behavioral Health System, we are well aware of the necessity of providing comprehensive care at our center that identifies, addresses, and treats all of the disorders that our patients have been experiencing. When an adolescent, adult, or senior patient arrives at Options, he or she will complete a thorough assessment with an experienced professional at our center prior to starting treatment.
The information collected during this assessment will allow us to develop a comprehensive personalized plan that focuses not merely on alleviating problematic symptoms, but on providing beneficial solutions for the conditions and disorders that have caused these symptoms. Throughout the individual’s time at our hospital, we will continue to monitor his or her progress and adjust his or her personalized plan accordingly.
Many additional features of our inpatient and residential programming at our hospital, including our wide range of therapeutic techniques and activities, our multidisciplinary treatment teams, and our around-the-clock services, ensure that adolescents and adults who have been struggling with co-occurring disorders will receive the attention and support that will lead to significant long-term benefits.
When an individual has completed his time at our hospital, he or she will leave us with a detailed discharge plan to ensure that he or she can maintain and build upon the progress that he or she made while in treatment at Options Behavioral Health System. To ensure that this plan is as beneficial as possible, this discharge planning process begins the day the individual arrives at our center, and the plan is developed throughout his or her time with us.
For adolescents and adults who have been dealing with co-occurring disorders, the discharge planning process will identify professional referrals, community-based resources, and other information related to all of the disorders for which they were treated for at Options.
To learn more about how Options Behavioral Health System is uniquely prepared to provide effective, comprehensive care for adults, adolescents, and seniors who have been experiencing co-occurring disorders, please do not hesitate to contact our center at your convenience. A friendly and knowledgeable member of our team is available to take your call 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
We look forward to answering all of your questions and helping you decide if Options is the ideal place for you or your loved one.

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You or the kids can cut out different animals like sheep or turkey or chickens then the children can glue cotton balls to the sheep and feathers to the turkeys or the chickens.
This works great with toddlers and 2s! First check with parents for chocolate allergies! Give children sturdy paper and a large spoonful or two of chocolate pudding. (The individual snack cups work great.) Let children run tractors and plastic farm animals through the “mud”. The pudding dries into a neat texture and the kids have a ball!
During our unit on “Farms”, I have the children paint a sturdy piece of cardboard green and a pint-sized milk carton red. I cut doors in the carton to make a barn and we glue it on the cardboard. We use a cardboard bathroom tissue roll for a silo and top it with half of a plastic Easter egg. This is glued next to the barn. We place shredded paper in the loft to look like hay. Then we glue purchased plastic farm animals around on the cardboard base.
Take out a large piece of butcher block paper and give the children various objects you would find on a farm. Corn on the cob, hay tied at end, apple halves, wheat, garden vegetables, etc. Give the children plates of various colors of paint and allow them to paint with the farm objects. Hang their work of art on the wall during your farm segment.


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The 2017 campaign, which raised awareness and support for the essential scale-up of “human resources for anaesthesia”, was a huge success with thousands of people getting involved in more than 70 countries! Between incredible social media participation, discussions in national and international media, and the answering of our World Anaesthesia Day Anaesthesia Capacity Survey, anaesthesia providers made their voices heard and helped the WFSA gather data that will be essential for our future advocacy work.
The WFSA’s recently launched Global Anaesthesia Workforce Map highlights the anaesthesia workforce shortage crisis. 70 countries had a very low total anaesthesia provider density of less than 5 per 100,000 population.
Using current population data, more than 136,000 physician anaesthesia providers are needed today to achieve a minimum density of 5 per 100,000 population in all countries, a figure still considered an interim target. Without adequate numbers of staff it will be impossible to scale-up anaesthesia provision worldwide, and impossible to ensure access to safe anaesthesia for all patients.
The Lancet Commission on Global Surgery (2015) found that as many as 5 billion of the world's 7 billion people do not have access to safe and affordable anaesthesia when needed. 16.9 million people die from conditions that could be treated by surgery every year, but many of these lives could be saved. This figure is four times higher than the number of people dying annually from malaria, HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis combined, and is only 600,000 fewer annual deaths than the number one global killer, cardiovascular diseases. Yet these facts are not well known.
A lack of human resource, including numbers of appropriately trained anaesthesia providers, along with a lack of vital anaesthesia equipment, contribute to this high number. The WFSA’s advocacy programme works to highlight the lack of resources and the need to take action, working together with our SAFE-T Network and Consortium to gather data to “map the gap” in access to safe anaesthesia.
The WFSA’s Global Anaesthesia Workforce Map helps us advocate for the scale-up of anaesthesia workforce on a national level. However it is important to gather data and create similar maps outlining shortages of facilities, drugs, and equipment to give a more detailed picture of global anaesthesia capacity and what needs to be improved. It is also essential to understand workforce distribution at a regional level to be able to advocate for the distribution of resources within countries.
The Kenya Society of Anaesthesia (KSA) have successfully collected data on the number of anaesthesia providers at the regional county level. Vast differences exist within the country, with 6.6 anaesthesia providers per 100,000 population in Isiolo county, yet only 0.1 per 100,000 population in Mandera county in the North East of the country.
exacerbated the issue of maternal and infant mortality, one of the top four causes of death in rural hospitals, through improperly administered anaesthesia, or a complete lack of anaesthesia," explained Phoebe Khagame, Project Manager at the Kenya Society of Anaesthesia.
Thanks to the success of our #CountMeIn Campaign on World Anaesthesia Day, the WFSA has already gained more information about anaesthesia capacity at the facility level from more than 150 participants around the world. However, we would still like to learn more.
If you are able to answer detailed questions about your facility and have approximately 30 minutes to spare, please complete our World Anaesthesia Day Anaesthesia Capacity Survey.
We also invite medical practitioners, public health staff and the general public to support global anaesthesia by sharing the survey with friends or colleagues who can answer questions about anaesthesia workforce, equipment and medicines in specific medical facilities.
Learn more about the WFSA's advocacy work and how you can get involved by clicking here.


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Keylabs can provide a high-availability (99.5% up-time) and high-performance turn-key solution for supporting your SAP systems environment. We will get you out of the business of finding, hiring and retaining qualified Basis personnel, as well as the ongoing challenge of maintaining your hardware and software to support your SAP environment.
Keylabs provides system administration (Basis) services including backup, help desk and operational management of the hardware and software far more effectively and efficiently then can typically be done with internal teams. Keylabs will provide a one-stop, single-source solution encompassing system administration of the entire SAP technical landscape. All of this is possible due to the magnitude of experience gained over the years supporting customers with various SAP landscapes and developing streamlined processes and best practices based on it.
· System support: Performing regular backups, monitoring and changing the runtime environment according to the project needs. Includes database administration and OS support.


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After presenting a 100-piece limited edition in bronze of its Perigraph model last year, MeisterSinger is now adding a new family of bronze models to its collection.
With the Bronze Line, initially composed of three models, MeisterSinger underscores the instrumental character of its creations.
In fact, bronze is renowned for its robustness and weatherproofness. For a long time, it was the primary choice for casing scientific instruments and devices. Another distinctive feature is that, over time, bronze will develop a characteristic patina (depending on how the watch is worn by its owner), thus making each watch somehow unique.
To start its Bronze Line, MeisterSinger chose three of its most successful models and combined the bronze cases with deep blue sunburst-finished dials enhanced by contrasting numerals and hand in “Old Radium” as well as by vibrant touches of red.
The first model is the No.03, a MeisterSinger classic characterized by the absolute clarity of its dial. With its imposing 43 mm diameter, the No.03 offers a striking appearance, especially in this new bronze version. The sixfold screwed steel case back displays the Swiss automatic movement through the sapphire crystal exhibition window. It is waterproof up to 5 bar (50 metres / 165 feet). Retail price (including German VAT) is Euro 1,990.
The Perigraph follows the MeisterSinger principle of clear circular arrangement. The date is not displayed in a window, but on the open date disk at 12 o’clock, making the Perigraph particularly reminiscent of classical analog instruments. The movement is visible through the sapphire crystal case back. The 43 mm case is water resistant to 5 bar(50 metres / 165 feet). Retail price (including German VAT): Euro 2,090.
Finally, the third in the new family is the Metris. The smaller of the three new watches with its diameter of 38 mm, the Metris offers the best performance in terms of water resistance (up to 20 bar: 200 metres / 660 feet). Featuring a solid case back, the Metris in bronze has a price of Euro 1,990 (including German VAT).
Baselworld 2019: MeisterSinger is adding a new family of bronze models to its collection. With the Bronze Line, initially composed of three models, MeisterSinger underscores the instrumental character of its creations. Prices of the MeisterSinger No.03 Bronze, MeisterSinger Perigraph Bronze, MeisterSinger Metris Bronze.


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Understanding basic financial principles is key to economic stability for individuals and communities. That's why T. Rowe Price is committed to helping people of all ages develop the skills required to make wise financial decisions for themselves and their families. Helping people become educated investors has been a large part of the T. Rowe Price mission for over 75 years.
We promote the development of basic counting skills in young children.
In K–12 education, we support the development of basic math and personal finance skills.
With young adults, we aim to develop the high-level skills necessary for careers in the financial industry.
We give adults the tools to manage their own finances and help prepare their children for financial success.
Helping educators and parents engage kids in conversations about basic money matters is a cornerstone of our approach to building financial capabilities. Since 2009, T. Rowe Price has conducted an annual survey that gives us insight into behavioral trends and opportunities that may help broaden the reach of our financial education programs.
T. Rowe Price has broadened its ongoing financial education initiatives with the Star Banks Adventure® free game and app. It makes learning about basic financial concepts fun and engaging for kids and is a great tool for parents and educators.
T. Rowe Price is committed to collaborating with partners to help people of all ages develop the skills required to make wise financial decisions for themselves and their families.


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Here's the rundown on events in support of Talk Money Week.
With Christmas looming and the urge to splurge the cash increases, here's some much-needed events that can help you or those you look after to make the right financial decisions.
If you have an interest in exploring the links between financial health and stress, join us for great networking and discussion, spotlight speakers, coffee and snacks.
Drop in and talk to Renfrewshire Citizens Advice Bureau staff about all things money.
Learn about frauds, scams and financial harm. Find out how to identify the signs of financial harm and where to report your concerns. Meet with representatives from Police Scotland and Adult Support and Protection team.
Information and written materials available to take away.
Increase your knowledge and skills and learn how to better support service users who are experiencing financial difficulties due to their mental health or are causing ill mental health.
Money Advice Scotland "train the trainer"
Held for the first time in Engage Renfrewshire offices, a half-day training session aimed at support staff who help people that often experience money worries.
The course will help support staff develop new skills with a view to improving their clients' financial resilience and wellbeing. It covers ways to talk to clients about money and develop strategies.
Buffet lunch is provided. To book one of the limited, free places, email info@engagerenfrewshire.com with your name, organisation and any dietary requirements.
We will be running a social media campaign in support of Talk Money Week on the Council's social platforms.
This year, we are focusing on Universal Credit as it went live in Renfrewshire from mid-September.
You can follow our conversation and take part by including #TalkMoneyWeek in your social posts.


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GIZA project is first of all about to launch an innovative hardware wallet. GIZA hardware wallet supports Bitcoin, Ethereum, Bitcoin Cash, DASH, Litecoin, Ripple, Stratis, Zcash, and other blockchain-based currencies. The Device allows users to send and receive payments from each wallet by using our browser extension (Mozilla and Chrome). Outbound transactions will require confirmation on the Device itself, which allows users to work with their cryptowallets even on a compromised computer.
Care and accuracy in design show our respect towards the potential consumer. Modern engineered materials such as "Gorilla glass" and water-repellent silumin body material play a central role in enabling GIZA's technological design.


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As Halloween passes and Thanksgiving draws near, it is time for Dad’s Weekend once again at the University, which means only one thing: Dad’s Day for Illini football.
Haven’t checked out Memorial Stadium yet this year, and concerned about what to talk about and what to check out on game day? A quick recap of the season so far should have you talking football like a pro to your dad and anyone around you.
Illinois football has struggled on the football field this season ever since demolishing Murray State 52-3 in Week One. The Illini fell to non-conference opponents North Carolina and Western Michigan, and they dropped their conference opener at Nebraska.
The heartbreaking loss this season was at home against Purdue when kicker Chase McLaughlin missed a game-winning field goal as time expired. Backup quarterback Chayce Crouch fumbled in overtime close to the goal line, and Purdue won the game 34-31.
The quarterback situation for the Illini has been in limbo since starter Wes Lunt went down with an injury in the game against Purdue. Illinois started Lunt against the Boilermakers, Crouch against Rutgers, and Jeff George Jr. against Michigan — the first time since 1942 the Illini started three different guys in three consecutive games.
Luckily, Michigan State isn’t going to be much better on the other side of the field — it’s an absolute dumpster fire this season after making the College Football Playoff semifinals a season ago.
Even if you have not attended a football game this season or paid much attention to the team, you’re aware that Lovie Smith is the new head coach of the Fighting Illini.
Smith, the former head coach of the NFL’s Chicago Bears and Tampa Bay Buccaneers, accepted his first collegiate head-coaching job back in March. Lovie brought the Bears to the Super Bowl — only to lose to the Indianapolis Colts — back in 2007 and still owns the hearts of many Bears fans as the team struggles through the 2016 season.
Smith recruited a great coaching staff, including former NFL Pro-Bowler Hardy Nickerson as defensive coordinator, but you shouldn’t act too starstruck at the site of seeing Lovie roam the sidelines — he’s not here for the fame; he’s here to build the program.
Opening in 2015, Grange Grove is the new go-to place for tailgating outside of Memorial Stadium. Previously a parking lot, Grange Grove — named after Illini great Harold “Red” Grange — is a fun and free place to experience on game day, and it opens at 7 a.m. The football team, led by Lovie Smith, walks through the Grove as the Marching Illini blasts the school fight song.
Speaking of the Marching Illini, stay in your seat during halftime for the band’s Dad’s Day show, which features a kick-line of awkward fathers dancing like they are once again college students chilling at Red Lion. Toward the end of halftime, clap along as the Marching Illini honors the University with the Incomparable Three in One, which is in its 90th year.
Stephen is a sophomore in Media.


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Q1 The New Public Administration advocates ___?
Q2 The Public Administration of a country is influenced by ___?
Q3 The socio-psychological approach in public administration is also known as ___?
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Q6 Administration based on individual principles is known as ___?
Q7 The division of administrative authority is called ___?
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Cowpens Depot – Cowpens, S.C.
Cowpens Manufacturing Company ca, 1905. Courtesy of the Meek Collection.
Southern Railway contracted with Joseph D. Elliott to build a new depot alongside its tracks at the corner of Brown and Church streets. Passenger rail service to Cowpens ceased in the 1950s and freight service ceased in 1967 when the depot closed its doors to all rail service. Southern Railway decided to demolish the depot in 1980, but the Cowpens Bicentennial Committee negotiated to preserve the building. The railroad agreed to donate the depot to the town on the condition that it be moved from railway property. In 1982 the Town of Cowpens moved the depot one block from its original site to its present location. Listed in the National Register September 4, 1997.