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Former Union Minister and senior Congress leader Mani Shankar Aiyar said on Saturday that Article 35A must remain part of the Constitution to ensure that the people of Kashmir do not feel threatened.
Aiyar was delivering a lecture in a seminar organized by the Centre for Peace and Progress in summer capital Srinagar today.
“A right that Kashmiris have for the last 90 years should remain with them so that they do not feel threatened,” he said.
“It is in our Constitution and one must not make any attempt to revoke it. Some people are unnecessarily raking up the issue which is not in anyone’s interest,” he said.
“We can presently do nothing about it because the matter is in the Supreme Court, but I hope the court would take the national interest into account before taking any decision,” Aiyar said.

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We sat down with Sharnell Jackson, Chicago Public Schools' chief e-learning officer, to get her take on the state of education today.
A 30-year veteran of education in both teaching and administrative positions, Sharnell Jackson is one of the country's most visionary technology leaders. In Chicago, she has led the charge for Web-based curriculum-instruction management as a pathway toward customizing student learning—leading a team in the creation of a portal and suite of interactive tools to enhance leadership and training. She has also driven the widespread deployment of personal digital assistants for early literacy assessment, with training and end-user support for more than 450 elementary school teachers and principals. Jackson has also been active in numerous organizations for ed-tech change, including the International Society for Technology in Education, where she helped develop a Principal's Technology Leadership Institute, National Education Technology Standards assessments, and curriculum. She also served as a co-chair of ISTE's Equity Summit.
Jackson is a very vocal proponent of change and an advocate for investment in public education. She is unique in her ability to both lead and inspire and to take active part in the details of implementing tools for change. She set aside some time to speak with T&L recently.
Q. What is the biggest national issue in education technology today?
A. One huge issue is how we're evaluating the effectiveness of technology in schools. We're publishing studies in the national press that don't truly reflect the impact of technology in the classroom. We need to measure the effectiveness of the implementation before we try to measure the results. For instance, we need to look at how well people are using it, how much time is being spent with it, and whether teachers have the appropriate training and management skills to maximize its use.
The other point to consider is what we are measuring the technology against. One third of our high school students are dropping out—a higher number than ever before. So why aren't we measuring the effectiveness of textbooks?
Q. What programs, initiatives, or people are making the biggest difference right now?
A. Curriculum management systems are driving changes in pedagogy. We use SchoolNet, which helps our teachers look at trends and patterns for their students and better customize learning for them.
Companies like Wireless Generation are providing mobility and opportunities for assessment on the fly. Games and simulations such as Riverwalk, by Harvard's Chris Dede, are harnessing the kind of rich digital media, to which students are accustomed, to encourage problem-solving, creativity, and inquiry-based learning. That game targets middle school science and math students, and will be implemented by our district in the fall.
"Media on Demand" is another technology that is helping teachers offer targeted instruction to students. We use Safari Montage, which allows instructors to search under specific categories for high-quality, standards-aligned video, activities, quizzes, and other resources. We're also using that program to do videoconferencing with other countries. For instance, students studying Japanese are communicating with Japanese speakers in a classroom across the sworld. All of this is being delivered live, right to their desktops.
One initiative making a big difference is ISTE's National Education Technology Standards Refresh, which is updating technology standards to reflect an emphasis on innovation, collaboration, and other 21st-century skills. Another is the MacArthur Foundation's Digital Media and Learning after-school program, which is taking students to the next level by letting them be producers of music videos and other projects, not just consumers of information.
Among the people making a difference today are ISTE CEO Don Knezek, CoSN CEO Keith Krueger, gaming gurus Chris Dede and Mark Prensky, and Geneva Gay, an expert in multiculturalism who is opening our eyes to the need to consider a student's culture as a key element in determining the way they learn best.
Q. What are the primary issues that need to be addressed nationwide at present?
A. First, we need to look at data before making decisions. The data will provide us with the information we need to help students learn. We also need administrators who have a clear vision for leading teaching and learning. No Child Left Behind focuses on assessment, but not on learning. We need to implement programs that focus on the kind of learning needed for the 21st century.
Also, in this age of outsourcing and declining wages, we need to increase the level of education we're providing our workers of tomorrow. Between 1980 and 2020, minorities in the workforce will double. We need to be sure our students have the skills to keep our national competitive edge, no matter what the color of their complexion. In order to do this, we need to invest in education as a country. We have not invested the way we needed to, and now we're paying for that and have a lot of catching up to do.
Q. What are some of the things we should be doing to catch up?
A. We need to take advantage of artificial-intelligence applications such as Apangea and Cognitive Tutor that offer students virtual tutoring online so they can move ahead at their own pace. We need to make higher education affordable. There are two million folks in prison right now and prison costs are going up. We need to invest in education to help bring that number down. We also need to step up inquiry-based and online learning.
Q. What other bold moves should be made?
A. We need to make education funding and resources a national priority. We need to expand the e-Rate pipeline to accommodate higher levels of technology such as videoconferencing, streaming video, and the cutting-edge technologies that businesses are using. We don't need to be sitting in classrooms with 10-year-old computers and a single T-1 line. Teachers need to be treated as experts and professionals, and education needs to expand into the community to allow parents and businesses and others to become part of the learning.

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Luke 24:44 (KJV) 44 And he said unto them, These are the words which I spake unto you, while I was yet with you, that all things must be fulfilled, which were written in the law of Moses, and in the prophets, and in the psalms, concerning me.
The omniscience of God is noticeably alluded to. He can predict the end from the beginning. That’s what clearly sets Him apart as God. Yes, there’s a spirit of divination working behind many people making correct predictions, but most of their predictions are no more than just calculated and educated guesses. What makes our God awesomely unique is His 100% accuracy in His predictions and prophecies. No one ever comes close. In His love, He shares to us slices of His knowledge and foreknowledge. He wants our paths lit well; He doesn’t want us groping lost in the dark. He reveals His will and ways to us—not all of them, but all we need to know.
The most perfect revelation of God is our precious Lord Jesus. He’s God’s perfect representation. Whoever sees Him sees the Father; that’s as perfect of a representation as perfect can be. He was God’s mouthpiece in preparing His disciples for what awaited them. He revealed His genuineness and the truths about Him to His followers. He showed them that He was the fulfillment of God’s revelations found in the Scriptures—all over the Scriptures. The affirmations, proofs, and supports aren’t from one witness; it’s from Moses, the prophets, the Psalmists, the apostles, and a lot more—many of them were eyewitnesses, their words accurately backed by a great deal of experiences.
We are extremely blessed and privileged as His people; we are helped tremendously by our infinitely more than able God. We are very limited in our perception; we operate within the limits of temporal time, matter, and space. To navigate through life, we do better when we see things from “bird’s eye view,” and more. Praise God; we have God who sees way well than birds do. Hahaha. We don’t see beyond the natural; He does. We don’t see the future, but He does. We’re limited, but He isn’t. That’s why we trust Him. That’s why we trust His Son. They’re the real deal. Case closed. We believe.
Luke 23:56 (KJV) 56 And they returned, and prepared spices and ointments; and rested the sabbath day according to the commandment.
Rest is needed; it’s not negotiable; it’s a must. Even if our work has to do with the Kingdom of God, there comes a time when we need to pack-up, drop what we do and wait. Rest is obedience to God. Some of us feel guilty when we’re not doing anything, but giving our bodies and mind a break is godly. God want us to work; He also wants us to rest. He sees wisdom in ceasing from our daily routine and having some kind of recharging. His invitation still stands: “Come to Me, those of you who are tired and weary and are heavily burdened, and I will give you rest.” He commands us to rest; His arms are extended; it’s there we go and let go.
There are people who take extended rest periods; this is not right either; laziness is never condoned by God. But there are people who are just overworked; some of them are workaholics—they seem to really love and enjoy working; they seem to get energized when they work; some of them just work out of “necessity.” Truth be told, many work more hours than needed to provide for excesses and live up to the standard of success defined by society.
Yes, there are hardships in life, but many of them may be self-inflicted. There are those who work so hard to enjoy life, but they don’t really get to enjoy it as much because they spend so much time working. They’re missing out on way more important things in life. There is a time to stop, to unwind, to re-energize. There is a time to be repeatedly and regularly reminded of the pre-eminence of God and His faithfulness to us. He provides all our needs according to His riches in glory. He doesn’t need us to over-extend ourselves for Him to fulfill His promise. Yes, we have projects to finish, but there’s always another day; we don’t push it when we don’t need to. Yes, we have deadlines, but instead of violating our much needed “rest-recovery-recoup-refocus-dedicated to honoring God” day, we kick back, relax, and enjoy our day with the Lord.
Luke 20:24 (KJV) 24 Shew me a penny. Whose image and superscription hath it? They answered and said, Caesar’s.
This is the passage preceding the Lord Jesus’ often quoted response: “25…Render therefore unto Caesar the things which be Caesar’s, and unto God the things which be God’s.” It’s interesting how He added a statement in His answer—one that doesn’t address the question, but it was very telling. But first, notice where He took His audience’s attention to: the image and superscription on the coin.
The penny bearing the image and inscription of Caesar belonged to Caesar and was given to Caesar. We bear God’s image. We were created in God’s image. Among the faithful, this is universally known; this is usually the emphasis in quoting this particular Scripture. And that’s an extremely awesome truth in itself. Warped and distorted visage as it may be because of sin, but being transformed and renewed day by day from glory to glory. That’s our predestination: the measure of the stature of the fullness of Christ.
Image and inscription—we know the image, what about the inscription. This is often a title. So, what’s ours as God’s children? Here’s just a few: chosen people, royal priesthood, holy nation, God’s special possession, redeemed, sanctified, justified, saved, holy, blood-bought, beloved, blessed, family of God, light of the world, salt of the earth, disciples, bond-servant, saints, faithful, bride of Christ…We get the point. More than our clothes, our shoes, our hairstyle, our make up, our degrees, medals, and trophies, we possess the most incredible image and most awesome descriptions and titles man can have.
As the coin bearing the image and inscription of Caesar was given back to Caesar, we who bear God’s image and inscription ought to give ourselves and all our wonderful titles, blessings, and benefits to Him as well. We offer God all of who we are and all of what we are, and yes, all we have.
Luke 16:9 (KJV) 9 And I say unto you, Make to yourselves friends of the mammon of unrighteousness; that, when ye fail, they may receive you into everlasting habitations.
Some people say, “Money is the root of all evil,” but it’s a well-known truth among believers that that saying is inaccurate. The Bible’s rendition is, “The love of money is the root of all evil.” Clearly there are many people who use money in very ungodly ways, but equally true is that there are very godly uses for them as well. In fact, our precious Lord Jesus encourages us to do that: use them extremely wisely; use them in a manner that they will yield eternal benefits.
Heaven—eternal life can never be bought, and that’s really good; not one of us can afford it. This doesn’t preclude our handling of finances from good stewardship and accountability; we’re going to answer for how wisely or unwisely we manage them. The tone of the passage seems very serious. Surface reading may suggest loss of eternal dwelling—heaven—as a result of failure to make friends through them. But this isn’t so. Our full dependence and surrender to Jesus as our Lord and Savior is the only basis whether or not we are welcomed into the eternal presence of our Father.
This is a call to believers. True believers use their hard-earned income for God and His Kingdom; doing so is a joy and wisdom for us. We know: one of their greatest uses is as instruments in building relationships. No, we don’t pay for friendship, but we need to spend for gas, food, phone, and a lot of other stuff for us to bond with others. Our intention to be a friend is sincere, at the same time, we deeply desire that all of our friends be saved. This is one of the ways finances matter eternally. Yes, we invest this often-seen-as-devil’s-instrument for heavenly purposes.
Little flock, Kingdom of God—the picture shows a striking opposite. We are so small; God’s Kingdom is so huge—so grand. But God saw it fit to give it to us. And He didn’t do it begrudgingly; He did it with loving delight. That’s the wonder of it all. How can an eternal, unchanging, all-powerful, all-knowing, all-present God accommodate such as us? It’s purely because of His love and the generosity of His grace.
It’s not that we are nothing, no; it’s completely the opposite. Of all God’s creation, we are the crowning glory. Humbly, we recognize that we are the one of the most important entities, if not the most important entity of all God’s creation. He values us more than everything else. That’s the reason why we find assurance in His command for us not to fear. That’s based on the obvious reality of His care. He cares for His other creation—small as they are, as insignificant as they may seem; He cares for the birds and the bees, the flowers and the trees. He cares for them so much that we see them sufficiently provided for. None of them seem to show any sign of worry.
Let me clarify: we are “big” compared to other creation, but we are infinitely “small” compared to God and His Kingdom—infinitesimal, that is. This is not an offense to us. Of course, there are those who don’t like the idea of worshiping someone other than themselves, but we fully see the appropriateness, in fact, the wisdom in kneeling before Someone Who’s enormously mighty, Who is in control of all things, and Who cares for us so much more than we can ever imagine.
We have needs—true, but we’re assured of more than sufficient provision. He withheld not His Son—His greatest “Treasure” so that our greatest need is taken care of. Every other need we have is insignificantly little compared to that. It’s exceedingly evident: He freely gives us everything we need for life, godliness, and enjoyment…—His Kingdom for His flock. That’s why we don’t worry; we’re not troubled; we don’t fear.
Psalm 127:2 (KJV) 2 It is vain for you to rise up early, to sit up late, to eat the bread of sorrows: for so he giveth his beloved sleep.
How many people lack sleep because they’re trying their best to earn more so that they have more security for their future and their family’s future? We probably know not just some, but many. This ought to not be so. God wants us to have enough sleep. He wants us to rest. Our provision and prosperity comes from Him. He’s the One Who gives us the power to get wealth. The fruitfulness of our labor is ultimately ordered by Him.
God wants us to have rest. Let me clarify: He doesn’t want us lazy, complacent, or mediocre; He wants us to live excellently, committed, devoted, loyal, diligent, and industrious, but He doesn’t want us killing ourselves with work. Those who do are doing more than God intends them to. He wants us to enjoy life. But some may say, “I enjoy my work;” that may be true, but God also loves His people; He loves His body; He loves His temple, and we are His temple. He’s a good God; He’s a good Father; He invites us to come to Him—all of us who are tired and are heavily burdened, and He gives us rest. Yes, of all the kinds of rest, our spiritual rest is of utmost importance, but His invitation does cover our entire being.
There is a time for everything, meaning: there’s a time to work, and a time to rest; there’s a time to enjoy the fruits of our labor. And enjoying it, we do, not just for a very short time between two or three jobs, but sufficient time to rest. We’re not consumed by worry and anxiety thinking about possibility of lack. No…The Lord is our Shepherd; we have everything we need. We work hard; we get enough sleep, enjoying time and fellowship with our heavenly Dad before we finally retire for the day. We wake up—with praises in our hearts, mind, and lips. And we start our day spending wonderful time of fellowship with Dad again. We work; we play; we pray; we retire—always with peace, knowing that as we faithfully take care of Dad’s gifts to us: eternal and temporal, our Dad sees to it that everything’s well with us.

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We often forget that we ask a lot from people who use our products. Whatever we design is asking users to do things our way. And it’s so easy to assume they care about the product as much as we do. For someone trying our products for the first time, they’re usually skeptical, and they aren’t yet convinced why they should spend any more time caring about it.
The quote above comes from Stuart Butterfield, who wrote a Medium post, “We Don’t Sell Saddles Here.” He is also the president and co-founder of Slack. What I admire about Slack echoes what everyone else has been saying: it’s actually fun to use. More than that, what makes the product successful is Butterfield’s drive to answer this question: Who do we want our customers to become? His answer is worth $2.8 billion dollars.
Like an investment thesis, Butterfield holds his own: make the product worth using by creating a reward big enough and execute it really, really good. He says that the reward is best thought of as the future version of themselves that users aspire to become.
So what does “really, really good” look like? It’s usually the little things: having an interface that makes sense to users; being able to predict what will happen when they click on a button; getting enough feedback to know whether an action was successful; and making sure the link seems clickable and it actually works. This is the domain user experience designers work in.
The funny thing is, Slack is not all that different from other chat apps. But as the founder of MetaLab (which helped design Slack) described, there isn’t really a secret sauce, per se. Similar apps like Campfire and HipChat are fully capable of building the same features. They all have the right ingredients. It’s a reminder that how you combine these ingredients makes a product look, feel, and sound different. And it’s a winning difference that led to a $2.8 billion dollar valuation.
The point of this post isn’t to analyze what Slack has done right compared to other products. What Slack has achieved so far with its colorful interface, delightful interactions, and friendly copy is beyond just outstanding user experience. The point is that it made people care.
The ingredients coalesced to form an irresistible personality that people can’t get enough of and want to share. An emotional connection makes your product matter to your users, and it shouldn’t be underestimated.
We have to remember that none of these ingredients work alone; they work in tandem to produce a experience greater than sum of its parts. Like a well-run restaurant, every element works together to create a memorable experience. It doesn’t matter if you are the manager, the waiter, the host, or the busboy. It’s everyone’s job to make sure all the pieces fall in line no matter your role or title.
The field of user experience design encompasses a variety of people and roles, and we need to work together to create great products. There is no hierarchy or significance in the role you play; no one is more important than the other. When we squarely focus on the people who use our product, all that melts away. As Butterfield said, everyone should either make the experience better for users, help them understand the product, or help the product team understand the people they serve.


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The oldest inscription in the Türkic alphabet, the Issyk Inscription, written on a flat silver drinking cup, was found in 1970 in a royal tomb located within Balykchy ( Issyk), a town in Kyrgyzstan near Lake Issyk, and was dated by 5-th c. BC. The first known inscription in the related Karosthi script was found in Pakistan and dates to 251 BC.
A.Amanjolov's study, in particular, addressed the putative origins of the eastern Türkic alphabets, and came to a conclusion that Aramean origin theory is contradicted by elements of the alphabet that demonstrate much deeper roots, displaying a common origin with the Phoenician, Aramean, and South Semitic alphabets. The parallels between the Türkic and these three alphabets seem to confirm the evolutionary concept and provisions analyzed by Isaac Taylor and published in his book "The Alphabet" in the 1883 (Vol.1) and in the 1899 (Vol.2).
During the millenniums of their history on the expanses of Eurasia, the Türkic-speaking people also used other systems of writing.


text: Each setting reflects the changing time of day in Colombo through the magical Moroccan style courtyard surrounded by lush greenery that breaks up the toots of the passing traffic - the only reminder that we are still in the buzzy metropol of Colombo 3. In particular, the suites are magnificent with your own desk and computer from which to work, elegant fabrics caressing the furniture and vibrant colours to make these elegant yet practical rooms radiate positive energy and vibrancy that only tropical boutique hotels can pull off. Every room is huge and each one is a different shape, which makes it fun to explore the ever changing corridors and open spaces housing sculptured birds from spare car parts. The hotel opened in 2012 and 7 years later, it is now as famous for its SPA as it is for its food, with Balinese treatments done by international masseurs and aromatherapy treatments that put the bounce back into even the most road weary traveller.

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Artista mexicano, hijo de Vicente Fernández. Excelente interprete de rancheras y musica melódica latina.
Comenzó interpretando temas con mariachi y música tradicional mexicana. Últimamente canta también música pop.
Alejandro Fernández (born April 24, 1971) is a popular Latin Grammy-winning Mexican singer nicknamed as "El Potrillo" ("The Little Colt") by the media and his fans. ] Alejandro originally specialized in traditional, earthy forms of Mexican folk and country music, such as mariachi and ranchera. However, his more recent work has focused on mainstream pop music. He is the son of Vicente Fernández, also a popular Mexican country singer. His nickname "El Potrillo" (The Little Colt) was given to him by the media and his fans because of his being the son of Vicente, who is considered the most popular charro in Mexico.

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The tale as old as time is getting retold with a modern twist. While you've likely already watched the previous teasers dozens of times, Disney debuted the final Beauty And The Beast trailer during Monday night's episode of The Bachelor and it's the ultimate dose of nostalgia. Not only do you get to see several of the movie's minor characters ranging from Lumière to Gaston, but it's also your first chance to hear Ariana Grande and John Legend's "Beauty And The Beast" song. And considering the track brings together two major talents, it's as enchanting as you'd expect. Seriously, you'll want to hear the full song ASAP.
Soundtrack aside, this trailer perfectly ties together elements of the 1991 animated film. Emma Watson's Belle is seen wearing her classic blue-and-white dress and reading. And then, the drama shifts to the more intense side, as she tries to fight off wolves. I must say, seeing snippets of the live-action version is definitely more emotional than just watching cartoons on screen. While I saw the original version countless times as a kid, this trailer is so captivating that I can't wait to watch the plot unfold all over again. It's especially touching to see Belle trying to help the Beast recover and sip soup after he rescues her from those wolves.
You can watch the final trailer — and arguably the best one — below. Oh, and be sure to keep your ears open for the Grande and Legend track.
If you weren't already super excited for this movie, I'm guessing this helped push you over the edge. You can officially start your countdown to March 17 now.


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Traveling with tots isn’t always easy, but at least with Itzy Ritzy, you can be sure your little one’s goodies and personal items are safely stowed and easy to transport. Itzy Ritzy’s line of on-the-go rolling suitcases and backpacks were made just for traveling kids, with colors and designs that coordinate with their Lunch Happens line and other child-friendly products. The new Adventure Happens Rolling Suitcase is the perfect child-sized rolling travel bag, made of a durable polyester canvas that features a spacious interior and front zipper pocket to make packing simple. The compact size fits neatly away in your car or under an airplane seat while the soft fabric zipper tags help small hands open and close the bag with ease. The Preschool Happens Toddler Harness and Backpack is a 2-in-1 accessory that allows your child to independently carry his own stuff and though harnesses are widely debated, if you’re on board, you’ll feel safer knowing your child is within arms reach. The backpack has soft, easy to open and close zipper tags, a main zippered pocket, a zippered side pocket for snacks, top loops for storage and other carrying options and a mesh bottle pocket. You can also adjust the padded shoulder straps so they’re perfectly comfortable for your little one. Check out the whole travel line at Itzy Ritzy and breathe a little easier while on-the-go with your tot.
Traveling with tots isn't always easy, but at least with Itzy Ritzy, you can be sure your little one's goodies and personal items are safely stowed and easy to transport. Itzy Ritzy's line of on-the-go rolling suitcases and backpacks were made just for traveling kids, with colors and designs that coordinate with their Lunch Happens line and other child-friendly products. The new Adventure Happens Rolling Suitcase is the perfect child-sized rolling travel bag, made of a durable polyester canvas that features a spacious interior and front zipper pocket to make packing simple. The compact size fits neatly away in your car or under an airplane seat while the soft fabric zipper tags help small hands open and close the bag with ease. The Preschool Happens Toddler Harness and Backpack is a 2-in-1 accessory that allows your child to independently carry his own stuff and though harnesses are widely debated, if you're on board, you'll feel safer knowing your child is within arms reach. The backpack has soft, easy to open and close zipper tags, a main zippered pocket, a zippered side pocket for snacks, top loops for storage and other carrying options and a mesh bottle pocket. You can also adjust the padded shoulder straps so they're perfectly comfortable for your little one. Check out the whole travel line at Itzy Ritzy and breathe a little easier while on-the-go with your tot.

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A MAN branded a danger has been locked up in a mental hospital indefinitely after stabbing someone three times.
Defendant Paul Sinclair, now 20, admitted a charge of wounding with intent after he stabbed Gethin Jones, 24, in the early hours of Sunday, February 1 on Deiniolen High Street.
Mold Crown Court was told the attack was unprovoked and prosecutor Karl Scholz said there was no understandable history to what had taken place.
Mr Jones suffered massive internal bleeding after the three stab wounds to the chest and abdomen which, without medical intervention, would have proved fatal.
Judge John Rogers QC said the psychiatric evidence showed the defendant suffered from schizophrenia, for which he required treatment in hospital for his own safety and that of others.
Sinclair, of Marian Terrace in Deiniolen, was made the subject of a restriction order under the Mental Health Act.
The judge explained to him that meant that he would only be released when a Mental Health Review Tribunal was satisfied he could be discharged, according to his progress.
Sinclair would be held at Ty Llewellyn at Llanfairfechan.
Forensic psychiatrist Dr Tracey Heads said in addition to schizophrenia, the defendant had certain worrying underlying personality traits.
There had been a very serious assault in 2007 during a psychotic episode and there had been a further incident linked to drug abuse, she said.
The court heard Mr Jones would remain scarred for life as a result of the wounds of the surgical procedures.
He had also lost about a third of liver tissue which could become an issue for him in later life if he were to develop liver disease.
Mr Scholz said that ironically, the victim had armed himself with a knife that night but had been thrown away on the advice of a young woman.
The fact that Mr Jones had earlier had a knife was not known to the defendant.
Mr Scholz said there was no reasonable history to what occurred. There had been some sort of disagreement between Mr Jones and a third party, which did not involve the defendant.
But Sinclair, aged 19 at the time, at some stage came to know what had gone on and told a young woman that he was going to stab him.
The defendant left the Wellington public house and returned home to get a knife.
Simon Rogers, defending, said the defendant had been shown the contents of the psychiatric reports upon him.
"My instructions are that the defendant would wish the court to make the recommended orders,” he said.
That included the hospital order and the restriction placed on his release.

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The report signals an uptick in device inspections, driven by increasing attention to foreign firms and a risk-based approach to oversight. The CDRH describes its shift from an aggressive approach to warning letters to a more interactive approach focusing more on untitled letters, leading to an uptick in corrective activities.
The Center for Devices and Radiological Health (CDRH) published its Medical Device Enforcement and Quality Report for 2017, which outlines the office’s oversight of the more than 21,000 registered medical device manufacturers in 106 countries. According the report, the FDA’s oversight of these facilities has increased markedly over the past 10 years. In 2017, the agency carried out a total of 2,952 inspections of medical device makers – 46% more than were conducted a decade earlier.
The uptick in oversight was driven by a 243% increase in the number of foreign inspections during the past 10 years. As part of their international oversight, the FDA and international regulatory partners established a Medical Device Single Audit Program (MDSAP) to permit a single regulatory audit of a medical device maker’s quality management system enabling it to adhere to requirements in multiple jurisdictions. According to the report, the FDA classified almost 600 audits under the MDSAP from 2013 to 2017.
The report points to a shift in the FDA’s approach to inspections and enforcement, noting that its risk-based approach focusing on “high-risk” firms or products has yielded a 59% increase in the number of inspections resulting in official action. The agency said that starting in 2008, it took a more “aggressive” approach to issuing warning letters, reaching a high of 189 letters in 2012. However, the FDA has transitioned to a more interactive approach to enforcement, under which it reviews responses to Form 483s, provides feedback on proposed corrective action and monitors progress. Warning letters have instead focused on firms with severe violations or that fail to implement correction plans. This interactive approach, according to the report, has resulted in a decline in the number of warning letters – in favor of untitled letters – and has resulted in 82% of firms correcting violations on follow-up.
Generally, medical device recalls are carried out voluntarily by device makers, per requirements under 21 CFR Part 906 that medical device companies report to the FDA if they correct or remove a device in order to reduce a risk posed by the device and to remedy a potential legal violation. The FDA has focused on identifying reporting deficiencies under Part 806 during its inspections. Per the report, this emphasis has yielded an increased number of reported voluntary recalls. Companies cited for Part 806 inspectional observations recorded 20% more voluntary recalls in the year after inspection compared with the year prior and were eight times more likely than the industry average to report a recall following the inspection. Separately, the FDA has focused on compliance with 21 CFR Part 803 adverse event reporting. Its emphasis on identifying device makers with adverse event reporting deficiencies led to an increase in medical device reports received, with firms cited in 2017 for such violations reporting more than three times more medical device reports compared with 2016.
The report also takes note of the FDA’s recent efforts to bolster device quality, such as the Case for Quality project launched in 2011 and the Medical Device Innovation Consortium’s development of a collaborative forum to discuss quality. In 2018, the CDRH initiated a voluntary quality maturity appraisal pilot, under which third-party groups certified by the Capability Maturity Model Integration Institute assess the maturity of a quality system. So far, 94% of participants have reported that appraisals were beneficial and 86% have said they had a positive impact on product quality. In 2019, the FDA is planning to explore whether to develop a formal appraisal program to supplement its traditional oversight activities.
The warning letter cites issues with online representations describing the benefits of treatments for psychiatric disorders without disclosing risk information. The letter calls on Vanda to disseminate truthful, nonmisleading and complete corrective messages.
In its second warning letter of the year, the Office of Prescription Drug Promotion (OPDP) took issue with the paucity of risk information disclosed on Vanda Pharmaceuticals’ webpage for Fanapt (iloperidone), an antipsychotic indicated for the treatment of schizophrenia, and Hetlioz (tasimelteon), a treatment for Non-24-Hour Sleep-Wake Disorder (Non-24). The letter comes amid a slight uptick in enforcement activity by the OPDP, which has issued seven enforcement letters so far in 2018 (two warning letters, five untitled), after issuing only five in 2017 (three warning, two untitled).
The warning letter raises concerns about the webpage promoting the uses and benefits of the drugs without disclosing any risk information whatsoever. Although the webpage includes a statement directing viewers to the prescribing information, including boxed warnings, the OPDP determined the statement doesn’t mitigate the omission of risk information. Leaving out the risk information represents a failure to provide material information about the potential impacts of using the drugs, the office said.
Given the serious and potentially life-threatening side effects associated with the drugs, particularly the boxed warnings associated with Fanapt, the lack of risk information on the webpage raises concerns from a public health perspective. As such, the letter directs Vanda to provide a list of all promotional materials that contain similar representations and to disseminate “truthful, nonmisleading, and complete corrective messages” clearly identifying the promotional material at issue and providing information to correct the violative communications. The warning letter notes that corrective messages shouldn’t include promotional claims or representations.
The proposed rule would bring the FDA’s regulations in harmony with the Common Rule by allowing institutional review boards to waive or alter informed consent requirements for minimal-risk trials so long as four criteria are met and documented. The rule would adopt four of the criteria established by the Common Rule for informed consent waivers in minimal-risk trials, but not a fifth due to come into effect next year.
The FDA issued a proposed rule to provide an exception from informed consent requirements for clinical trials that pose only minimal risk to human subjects, so long as sufficient safeguards are in place. The rule would allow an institutional review board (IRB) to waive or alter informed consent requirements in certain FDA-regulated, minimal-risk clinical trials. The proposed rule, which would add § 50.22 to Part 50 (21 CFR Part 50), would establish four criteria for IRBs to approve a waiver or alteration of informed consent requirements, consistent with the Federal Policy for the Protection of Human Subjects, also known as the Common Rule.
The clinical study poses no more than minimal risk to participants: The likelihood and magnitude of harm or discomfort expected by the research is not greater than that encountered in daily life or during routine physical or psychological examinations.
The waiver or alteration of informed consent will not adversely impact the rights or welfare of participants: To meet this criterion, IRBs are not required to find that obtaining consent would be harmful or be contrary to the best interests of participants. However, they may take into consideration the impact on subjects’ well-being and whether the subject population would likely object to the waiver or alteration.
The study couldn’t practicably be conducted without the waiver or alteration of informed consent: According to the FDA, “practicably” means that recruitment of consenting participants doesn’t bias the science or render it less rigorous, and the research isn’t unduly delayed by restricting it to consenting subjects.
When appropriate, participants are provided with additional relevant information after participation: This may include, for instance, providing information previously withheld about the trial in order to prevent bias.
Per the rule, the IRB must find and document that these criteria have been met. The Common Rule adopted a fifth element in January 2017, based on whether a trial “involves using identifiable private information or identifiable biospecimens” and whether the trial could “practicably be carried out without using such information or biospecimens in an identifiable format.” The FDA opted not to adopt this fifth criterion, which is slated to go into effect on January 21, 2019.
The FDA said it expects the rule to be beneficial because it brings FDA regulations in line with the Common Rule while allowing for more healthcare advances from minimal-risk trials. In line with the proposed rule, the FDA previously issued guidance describing its intent not to object to an IRB waiving or altering informed consent requirements for minimal-risk studies. The FDA is seeking input on which types of trials sponsors expect would meet the criteria for a waiver or alteration to informed consent.
As the digital shift permeates the drug industry, the FDA is calling for input on a proposed framework for regulation apps used in conjunction with prescription drugs. The proposed framework would treat the output of software backed by a drugmaker as labeling. The FDA anticipates that most software outputs will constitute promotional labeling, though there are instances in which it may fall under FDA-required labeling.
The FDA is proposing a new framework for the regulation of software applications for use with prescription drug products. In a request for comments, the FDA outlined a proposed framework for overseeing the dissemination of software, by or on behalf of drugmakers, to coincide with the use of one or more prescription drugs. The framework comes amid increasing recognition of the role digital health may play in patient care and the emergence of an array of mobile applications for health-related issues such as tracking drug ingestion. It also comes in response to requests by drug sponsors developing or obtaining rights to prescription drug-use-related software for clarification from the FDA about the regulatory status of such software.
Per the request for comments, the proposed framework is designed to encourage innovation while also ensuring drugmakers’ communications adhere to prescription drug labeling requirements. The framework doesn’t apply to software for use with prescription drugs not distributed by or on behalf of a drug sponsor. It applies only to software disseminated by or on behalf of a prescription drug sponsor, such as software branded with a drug name for use in medication adherence tracking or software that helps a drug sponsor communicate with a device in a drug-led, drug-device combination. The framework centers on the output of software and the material – such as displays, sounds or audio – presented to end users, which may include patients, caregivers or healthcare practitioners. The FDA is proposing a risk-based approach to its oversight, under which the FDA doesn’t anticipate the output of prescription drug-use-related software will require review before dissemination in most instances.
The FDA notes that in certain instances, prescription drug-use-related software may meet the definition of a device, as determined by the CDRH. The proposed framework doesn’t change the regulatory framework for devices. Irrespective of whether a software function is categorized as a device, the output distributed by or on behalf of a drugmaker for use with a drug would be treated as drug labeling under the proposed framework since it “accompanies” a specific drug. Output that doesn’t accompany a specific drug will not be regulated as labeling, unless its categorization changes – for instance, if a drugmaker licenses software developed by a third party and begins disseminating it alongside a drug. The request for comments cites the Supreme Court’s interpretation of the FDCA to argue that materials that supplement or explain an article fall under the definition of labeling.
Per the FDA, the software output will primarily fall under the category of promotional labeling, which is not reviewed by the agency before being distributed but is submitted to the OPDP or Advertising and Promotional Labeling Branch (APLB) at the time of initial distribution. Under the proposed framework, prescription drug-use-related software output would be subject to the same regulations as other promotional material and would therefore need to be submitted to OPDP or APLB upon initial dissemination (under a Form FDA 2253). The FDA will then use a risk-based approach to review promotional pieces submitted. Examples of output that would be considered promotional labeling include information about prescribed drugs also found in FDA-required labeling, simple tools to track health information related to the condition for which the drug was intended, or dosing instructions consistent with FDA-required labeling.
The software provides a function or information critical to one or more intended uses of a drug-led, drug-device combination of which the software is a device constituent part or an element thereof.
At this stage, the proposed framework remains under discussion and is not the subject of draft guidance. The agency expects to issue draft guidance on the proposed framework once it has received input from stakeholders.

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Hey peeps! Sorry for the long post.
Does anyone know how to delete DOP objects dynamically while the simulation is running?
I have a dopnet with a Vellum Object and a Vellum Source attached to a Vellum Solver. The Vellum Source is set to Continuous Emission and I have an expression on the Activation parameter that spawns a Vellum Object every n frames. This works, but the sim obviously gets heavier and heavier as time goes on and more objects are emitted into the simulation. Since the objects are only briefly passing by the camera never to be seen again, I'd like to remove them to free up precious simulation resources once they're out of view.
I tried setting up a SOP Solver with a wrangle that tracks an age attribute and deletes it once it has passed a certain threshold. However, it seems as if Vellum doesn't really like geometry to be deleted on the fly like that (the sim just drags to a halt and then Houdini crashes).
I'd like to delete the DOP object 'properly', i.e. using the Delete DOP node. I can't seem to figure how this guy works, though. I read both on the documentation and on this thread (https://forums.odforce.net/topic/25361-delete-dop/) that I'm supposed to be using dopoption expressions, which I'm really just not well versed in at all. On the forum thread anim kindly suggests comparing the y value for the DOP Object and deleting based on that. I can't wrap my head around this one, though. How does a DOP Object even have an intrinsic position? Is it its centroid, or something else? I tried giving it a shot but I can't even figure out how to give a unique name to each object, let alone masks and groups and all that nonsense. Even guru Johnny Farmfield was stumped on this one topic at the time, how am I supposed to even get close?!?
Can anyone point me to a potential solution? How would you approach such a problem?
Thanks everyone for the attention.
Keep in mind that everything in your example DOPnet is a single Vellum object, not multiple objects. You can emit more points and constraints into the simulation if you like, but it's all data that's being added to a single Vellum object, "vellumobject1".
There's a couple things that will make Houdini very angry when deleting geometry from a Vellum object. First, from my testing it seems that you don't want to delete individual points/prims from a Vellum patch... you want to delete the whole patch at once if you're going to take that route mid-simulation. Second, you absolutely need to delete the associated constraints as well. In DOPs, the actual Vellum mesh is "Geometry" data, but the constraints are "ConstraintGeometry". This means that you need a SOP Solver (or Geometry wrangle, depending on what you like to work with) for both of these data names to delete both the Geometry and the ConstraintGeometry so that you don't end up with constraints that no longer have anything to constrain.
I'm attaching an example here... I modified the Vellum Source to change the Patch Name so that each generated sphere has a unique name (based on the frame number when they're emitted), then in the Solver SOPs I run a for/each over each patch, get the minimum P.y position, and delete entire patches at once when their minimum P.y is less than zero.
I had somehow managed to miss your precious reply. Thank you so much! That works great. The culprit indeed seems to be deleting geo without deleting the corresponding constraints.

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One of the biggest differences between public and private equity has to do with valuation — and this is closely tied to the difference we see in overall returns between these two investment vehicles.
At a fundamental level, it’s important to understand that public equity is liquid, and private equity is not. Because of this liquidity, a stock available to the public is given a higher valuation relative to the value of the corresponding private business.
So when you’re buying on the stock market, you’re buying at a premium.
Interestingly, this detail is often overlooked in discussions about the cost of investing. People tend be aware of taxes or management fees in their portfolios, and take these factors into account when calculating returns. Few, however, pay attention to the added cost of premium valuations in public equity.
When this cost is out of the equation, though, you can grow your wealth more efficiently, and this is the key to understanding the unique value proposition of private equity. Management fees are comparable to other investment vehicles, but there is no added premium — so the returns from private equity, which already tend to be higher, are enhanced further. This can add up to significantly greater wealth creation over the long term.
This is just one of the reasons we see private equity as a valuable component of any investment plan, and as a key driver of long-term growth.

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For week 13 we have a lot of possibilities for stacking in tournaments vs cash game lineups breakdown, as I will provide a video overview of how to leverage the best stacks of the week.
For your main games however, here is the best model for combining various projection systems such as the tools I use, Draftdashboard, DFSArmy, Sportsline, and my own usual SD/CV system for obtaining the best consistency rating over the past 5 game sample, which also takes into consideration the full season average at these given positions. Hope you enjoy the week, and check back throughout the week for more updated content including the Cash and GP videos, for finding these almost perfect lineups. Remember to visit my “Starters of Consistency” post so that you can use the exact same formula, with any variation you would like to add, into your rankings for players listed here or not on my pool for this week.
Here is a quick tutorial on some Cash game items to consider this week for dfs advice and picks.
Remember to always go over your vegas lines for the week projections such as at Sportsline.com so you get a feel for games you want to target.
note: As you move down the list, you are more likely to find good tournament plays for your strategy this week based on a higher standard deviation, which will correlate better with cash game lineups in stacks.
note: I do recommend stacking in cash games, QB/TE to obtain a bit more upside in your lineups. These have the best correlation, along with S.D.
I will try to remember to put up a video on how to get the best defense/special teams into your lineups as well, which is very important.
I will also give you a peek at the defenses of the week per the DFSArmy Tool, as the defenses may surprise you a bit according to projected rankings.
Thanks for sharing this interesting post. Fantasy Football has evolved so much that the formulas and approaches are mind-boggling. Sites and posts like yours are extremely helpful. Where would someone with little to no experience in Fantasy Football go in order to get started? Are there any books or resources you would recommend in order for someone new to the game to get a better grasp of the fundamentals?
Yes, Norman my recommendation on the site including the DFS Army and the Draftdashboard serve their purpose for tools, training, and much more, just as if you were to go to a virtual school. It takes patience and dedication like any other profession, depending on how serious you want to take it.
I enjoy the simplicity of your site, it is clear and easy to find your way around. There is very detailed information which is great!! I definitely needed this info, I had no idea what fantasy football was about until I started reading!! I like the use of videos, that makes it so much easier to understand when you are more visual when learning, like me!! Thanks, you learn something new everyday! Cheers!!
Yes, I figures I like tutorials and want to share it this way as well for more clear understanding of what I am doing in my process that works.
Thank you for this very informative article. I find information very useful in my fantasy football tournament. I am sure to keep your website locked in so I will be able to gain more insight in upcoming drafting. I really do appreciate all the information you shared with us with this wonderful post.
Great Quinn, Thank You as well.
I have to say you have a science to this! I do draft kings but always go on my gut feeling. Of course I have never done very well and that is probably why. Do you do well using all your calculations? It is a little confusing to me, and as I say, I look at who my favorite players are and how they have been doing. Sounds like there is a lot more to it to do well!
Yes, Matt’s Mom there is a lot to it. I find it very benefitical for myself to track which players I am using according to these posts. That way I can look back at how I made my decisions and stay consistent in the process. Staying the course.

industry_corpus2: Sports


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"Boys! Boys!" says the Queen, "I will have none of your fighting this time of year. I have brought the Owl of Peace. Greet him gently, and apologize to your friends."
"Your Majesty! We will stop at once!" says Sir Edgar, "But please know, we would not have hurt anyone. The missiles raining down from above, they were marshmallows! And the arrows, pretzel sticks!"
The Queen and her men at arms have a good laugh over the food fight.


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So my wife caught me giggling to myself in the kitchen. Why? I’d just seen a really corny pun on peace and peas. It wasn’t the “classic” above but it was the same kind of thing. In fact, it wasn’t the joke itself that had caused me to crack my face at all, but the thoughts spurred from the desire to make a better one from the same phonetic premise.
Did you know that casinos are illegal in some parts of Italy? Apparently a bunch of gamblers held a candlelit protest overnight.
By changing X a little I can get Y.
What context could give me Y?
Anyone here own a cat?
Is anyone in the audience an aromatherapist?
Which is not only funny, but also a (comedy) rule of three.
Small beer, perhaps. No obviously gut-busting laughs here, I’ll grant you. But you could imagine contexts in which you could set these some of these up as jokes, although I will say that if you search for “cheetahs pants” as I did, looking for clues to such a context, you get a lot of photos of leopard skin leggings. Which – fashion naif that I am – violated both my expectations and my eyes.
what happens if the arguments are given in the wrong position?
does the structure, naming, usage etc of this functionality make it likely that users will mix up the arguments?
how would someone spot that they had made this kind of mistake?
I find an interesting overlap in techniques and skills I use for joking and testing and I use one to keep in trim for the other. I’ll be talking about it at the Cambridge Tester Meetup and the UKTMF next month and then EuroSTAR in November.


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Everyone in wellness is officially obsessed with rest. But getting enough of it seems to be a: nearly impossible, and b: the answer to everything.
Struggling to lose weight? Work on your sleep.
Too much inflammation? Sleep more.
Want to prevent dementia, diabetes, obesity, depression, heart disease and stroke? Sleep, sleep, sleep!
At Parsley, sleep hygiene is all the rage. We have a fool-proof toolkit to get our members sleeping like just-fed babies again. Our main motivator? The face of a patient who has finally slept well again for the first time in years. No performance enhancing drug can beat that old-school effect of a good night’s rest.
The trick to keeping the tiger in your head calm and fed (and later ready for bed) is to have protein and fats with every meal and snack. Foods like nuts, eggs, avocados, salmon, olives, beans, seeds, our shake, steak, bacon, quinoa – all slow down the release of glucose from your stomach. A steady and stable blood sugar level keeps your adrenals happy and your mind focused. To avoid an overactive racing brain, cut back on stimulants like coffee, juice, soda, sweeteners, ‘health’ bars, tobacco, alcohol, and processed foods. Think of a kid tripping on candy after a birthday party – that kid is you after a day of coffee, chocolate, missed meals and wine. Keep it cool adults – eat your proteins.
How many times do you have to read that screen time before sleep time messes with the quality of your zzz’s? Let this be the last. Just make a rule and stick to it – no electronics 1 hour before bed. Everyone who’s anything swears by it – including Jennifer Anniston. Create a zen vibe in your environment after 10pm – mostly darkness, hot shower or tub (studies show the heat causes your body temp to rise, then drop, triggering a sleepy feeling), silence or calming sounds, better breathing, warm tea. Hey, remember books?
Magnesium is an essential mineral that up to 70 percent of the population is deficient in. It has many important uses including muscle, brain and nervous system function. Taking magnesium glycinate before bed can relieve anxiety and naturally support deeper sleep. We’re into it.
Just a few cycles of longer exhales and mindful breathing can make a massive difference (inhale for 4, hold for 7, exhale for 8) This kind of breathing instantly calms the limbic system of the brain and puts your body into a less alert, more relaxed state as it prepares for sleep.
What still keeps a lot of people awake, after they’ve tried everything, is their anxiety about not getting enough sleep. Which is a real shame, and highly counter-productive for obvious reasons. If you wake up, or can’t sleep, don’t freak out about it — just get up and get out of bed, stretch, do a child’s pose, meditate, make love, eat a dried date dipped in almond butter (for a natural hit of tryptophan), make chamomile tea, do something random that doesn’t doesn’t require turning on all of the lights.

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At the Oscars, Billy Porter stood tall and proud in a bombshell velvet tuxedo gown created by Christian Siriano.
LOS ANGELES -- Billy Porter got the Oscars red carpet off to a fierce start.
Porter, who has made bold fashion statements at nearly every show this award season, stood tall and proud in a custom velvet tuxedo gown created by Christian Siriano. There was a bow tie, ruffle-cuff white shirt and classic tuxedo jacket on top paired with a strapless full-skirted gown in inky black.
Porter was also decked out in jewels from Oscar Heyman & Bros. He said he was styled by Sam Ratelle and credited Anna Bernabe for hair and makeup.
Nobody was more excited about Porter's bombshell ensemble than Siriano himself, who tweeted the look as soon as Porter hit the red carpet Sunday afternoon.


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Clad in pajamas and a Diamondbacks cap, the “patient” lay still in the bed as Banner Health registered nurse Stacey Fuller looked on and answered questions from an inquisitive mother worried about her son’s asthma attack.
Fuller determined her “patient” displayed good vital signs — even without a heart, brain and other functioning organs.
A recent nursing school graduate, Fuller was interacting with one of 80 high-tech mannequins at the Banner Simulation Medical Center in Mesa, where some 1,500 registered nurses train a few days annually.
The mannequins give nurses the chance to practice their skills in a real-time setting before working at one of Banner’s medical centers because they simulate breathing, bleeding, giving birth and even speaking.
The 55,000-square-foot facility is among the largest in the world and gives new hires an opportunity to work out the kinks and adjust to any policies and procedures specific to Banner. The Mesa location is one of Banner’s two simulation centers in the Valley. The other is in central Phoenix.
The center has many of the same departments found in an actual hospital, such as an intensive-care unit, operating room, emergency department and pediatrics.
Recently, the simulation program received accreditation from the Society for Simulation in Healthcare in five areas of expertise, becoming one of three organizations in the world to achieve this status. Last year, the program was accredited by the American College of Surgeons.
Being placed in real scenarios has given Fuller a better idea of her strengths, like patient interaction, and areas she needs to work on, like time management.
As Fuller made her rounds, registered nurse and simulation specialist Vickie Hawkins sat in a control room in the pediatrics department. Here, she can watch nurses interact with patients and evaluate their performance. Nurses have the opportunity to see themselves at work by viewing the videos.
Hawkins also plays multiple roles, depending on the scenario. With Fuller’s asthma patient, she was the voice of the mother. In other situations she can play the patient or physician.
The simulation center gives new graduates the chance to function independently — a luxury that they typically don’t get to experience in training, Hawkins said. It also gives veteran nurses new to Banner exposure to situations that they may not have experienced despite their years in the field.
“We allow them to make decisions and mistakes because, unfortunately, mistakes are how we learn,” said Hawkins, who has worked at the center since it opened in 2009.
However, nurses aren’t the only ones gaining knowledge. Simulation director Karen Josey described a scenario that simulated post-labor hemorrhaging. It required taking a mannequin to Banner Gateway Medical Center in Gilbert and putting everyone involved, including representatives from the local blood bank, through the paces.
A few days later, doctors at Gateway repeated that scenario. But this time, it was for real.
“Everyone knew exactly what they had to do and they could do it quickly because they had just gone through it,” Josey said.
The training center is a far cry from when Josey, as a registered nurse in training years ago, practiced inserting IV’s by using oranges.


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MarineMax Sales Consultant and Yacht Broker Scott Roberton celebrated as the 2018 top salesperson for Ocean Alexander Yachts.
The Tigé CLEAR User Experience is the next generation of on-board technology and is sure to elevate everything about your boating experience.
Every boater has wished for a birds-eye view of their surroundings at some time.
What better way to explore the British Virgin Islands than on a scavenger hunt – like searching for treasure left behind by Blackbeard and Calico Jack!
The legendary floating bar is back and better than ever in Peter Island!
Sharing your photos, videos, and more is a wonderful way to connect with old friends and new!
Join us for our monthly Facebook Live Show where we discuss the latest happenings on the water.
Followers to nominate their favorite restaurants in the British Virgin Islands and then they went head to head with customers voting for their favorite.
This extraordinary event offers you a unique opportunity of viewing and experiencing Azimut Yachts refined, sophisticated, and technologically advanced masterpieces of the sea.
MarineMax knows that one of the most important guests on your boat is your pet, which is why we love seeing what your furry first mates are up to!
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Far from your Stereotypical salesman. I love what I do and I'm having a blast helping customers improve their situation and hopefully put that dream car in their driveways! Would love the opportunity to work with you and your family to find out what suits you best. Super laid back, easy going and Knowledgeable. Truly here to help! The Russ Darrow Group is a place where the genuine care and service to our customers is number one priority. We pledge to provide the finest personal service for our customers who will always enjoy a warm, professional, and refined feeling when visiting us here at Russ Darrow Nissan of West Bend.
To provide the best shopping, buying, service, and ownership experience that consistently exceeds all of your expectations. In Life speak in such a way that others love to listen to you and listen in such a way that others love to speak to you. Mother of two college students, and an avid UW Madison Fan! Love the outdoors, and traveling and seeing the world is my passion!
Represents Russ Darrow, Wisconsin’s #1 Dealer group supported by award-winning service Supplies the highest level of customer satisfaction Provides a no pressure, no hassle purchasing experience Sells with honesty, integrity, and professionalism Strives to be the best in sales and service Respected by his peers and recommended by his clients Can the last sales associate you’re spoke to say the same thing?
I live in Plymouth, WI, "Cheese Capitol of The World". Married with three children, five grandchildren. I enjoy golfing, NFL and NCAA Football, NCAA Basketball, cooking, fine wine, dining out, gardening, spending time with family and friends. Restaurateur/Chef by trade. Four years selling cars. I promise to deliver a fun, enjoyable, professional experience.
CARFAX(R)- ACCIDENT FREE !, REAR BACK-UP CAMERA w/DISPLAY, ABS brakes, Chevrolet MyLink, Driver 6-Way Power Seat Adjuster, Electronic Stability Control, Fully automatic headlights, Power door mirrors, Remote keyless entry, Steering wheel mounted audio controls, Traction control. 26/38 City/Highway MPG Awards: * 2014 KBB.com Brand Image Awards ~ RUSS DARROW GOLD CARD ($1,597 Value) INCLUDED WITH THIS VEHICLE! ~~ * 3 Oil Changes at no cost * PRIORITY Service Scheduling * BUY 4 Oil Changes, Get the 5th Oil Change at no cost * Complimentary Car Wash with Any Service * Complimentary 1-Day Rental with $400+ of Repairs or Maintenance * Complimentary Shuttle Service (Round Trip in Our Trade Area) * Complimentary Multi-Point Inspection with Any Service * AND MORE! Disclaimer (Tax, title, license, and service fees extra) Due to constantly changing market conditions our published live market prices are valid for 24 hours.Russ Darrow pre-owned vehicles come standard with one key. If we received more than one key from the previous owner, we include them. Additional keys, as well as dealer-installed accessories, may be purchased at the time of sale.
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The Inbetweeners is easily one of my favourite television comedies, capturing the awkward vibe of teenage life and blending it superbly with a hilarious wit. So although I'm inevitably saddened by the third series drawing the show to a closure, the big screen adaptation is here to give our hysterical quartet a satisfying write off, and believe me, you fans certainly won't feel short changed.
Having left sixth form, the lads Jay (James Buckley), Simon (Joe Thomas), Neil (Blake Harrison) and Will (Simon Bird) depart for a two week clunge-tastic holiday in Malia, Crete. But things don't go according to plan as the chances of them getting laid by four generous girls they repeatedly encounter begin to deteriorate, causing them to turn on each other unsurprisingly and stir up pure madness in the process.
The Inbetweeners Movie truly is a delight for those who adore the television series; yes, in some parts the gags are of extremely bad taste, and it doesn't possess the same level of wit as it's small screen counterpart, but there's going to be a plethora of moments where fans will feel right at home. The characters are their usual, socially inept selves, causing pure teenage mayhem wherever they set foot and managing to turn a basic conversation into a dramatic and equally comedic nightmare. Though the age certificate may suggest otherwise, it's a tad more crude than the show in some respects (you will see for yourself), and it never feels watered down to simply attract a wider audience.
In terms of story, there isn't much depth to this movie. It's essentially just a series of funny events that set up the next. The backbone of the story is certainly here to keep the events sewn together nicely, but it's ultimately the characters and their idiocy that's being focused on, which works just fine. There's a few pacing problems here and there, and some forced emotional scenes (though in all honesty I doubt any of them were intended to be taken seriously) but these don't detract from the solid sense of humour the movie possesses. Though truly a satisfying conclusion for these great, eccentric characters, there's a distinct (albeit not unexpected) lack of emotion to the script, so if you were expecting stuff like that, it's not here I'm afraid.
The acting is where the jokes are truly brought to life in a flawless manner; our main quartet steal the show easily with their awkward, snide and downright silly performances, triggering most of the laughs throughout these 95 minutes. The other series favourites like gargantuan dickhead Mister Gilbert and Jay's insane father make small yet hilarious appearances, and the four girls who debut (Laura Haddock, Tamla Kari, Jessica Knappett, Lydia Rose Bewley), while certainly not the source of all the laughs, are a pleasure to watch all the same.
A hilarious if imperfect experience from start to finish, The Inbetweeners Movie succeeds in creating a big screen adventure that almost matches the brilliance of the television series (yes, almost) and will certainly please all long time fans, including you 12 year olds who will undoubtedly sneak into the cinema. Those uninterested certainly won't be won over, but this is utterly essential for those who adore the previous misadventures of the four beloved lads.


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SUPAFRIK and Shaman are bringing our popular GUMBO party to the Royal Ontario Museum for their Friday Night Live series, followed by an after party at Tattoo. The night will start with Afrofusion dance lessons lead by some of the best dancers in the city – Esie Mensah and Pulga Muchochoma. We asked them a bit about what they love to get to know them a bit better before they make us sweat on February 5! First up, Esie Mensah.
Esie Mensah is a dancer who is trained in several disciplines – Traditional African, Commercial, and Contemprorary dance. She’s created her own unique style, Afrofusion, which is an amalgamation of her entire dance background. She’s the founder, director, and choreographer of the Black Stars – an elite Afrofusion dance group based in Toronto. She produced a show, Akoma, that ran a the Betty Oliphant Theatre between October 30 to November 1 2015, and has worked with some of the music industries largest stars – JaNelle Monae, Nelly Furtado, Jully Black, Flo Rida, Mariana’s Trench, and most recently, Mr. Vegas.
1. Why do you think African dance has become increasingly popular?
I think there’s been a major shift within this generations of Africans on the continent and Diaspora. I feel that all Africans everywhere are wanting to just show off a culture that has had no love. The things we do naturally are getting glorified which is making everyone everywhere feel proud to be African.
2. What are your top five favourite songs to dance to?
3. Share a clip with us of you dancing!
4. Where can people find you in the city?
Follow me on twitter and instagram @esiemensah!
SUPAFRIK Takes Over Toronto To Kick Off the New Year!
We hope your 2016 ring-in was filled with love, laughter, and lots of Afrobeats. On our end, we’ve been quietly working towards getting ready to kick in SUPAFRIK’s 2016 debut, and it’s looking to be a great. We have linked up with some of the marquee institutions in Toronto, and we’re planning on sprinkling contemporary Africana fairy-dust everywhere we go. Keep reading to find out more!
SUPAFRIK Founder Chinedu Ukabam has been selected as a featured artist at “Come Up to My Room” at the Gladstone Hotel (1214 Queen St W). In case you aren’t familiar, it’s the biggest alternative design festival in Toronto. The hotel invites artists and designers to transform rooms and spaces into a world of their own. Chinedu’s installation, “Style and Profile”, is an ode to Afro-Pop-Art. It is inspired by African barbershops and explores notions of identity in all its seriousness and absurdity. He will be creating original prints and mixed media artwork, and collaborating on some furniture designs with his old friend and man of many woods Gregorio Jimenez. We’re inviting you all to come up to HIS room. PS: The big reception party is on the Saturday 23rd.
$25 | School groups book tours with lukus@gladstonehotel.com.
This one, we’re super excited about! Water Carry Me Go is a fashion-art exhibition featuring seven African and Afro-diasporic designers from Brazil, Trinidad and Tobago, South Africa, Uganda, Nigeria, UK and of course, Canada. Each designer is creating an avant-garde garment for the show. The unique exhibit will centre on the theme of water, an element that connects Africa and its Diasporas in a multitude of ways—as a passage, a cause of displacement and the origin of mythology. The show aims to dismantle artificial distinctions between fashion and art. We could not have done this without the support of TD Bank, Seven Continents, and Honour Carpentry. “Water Carry Me Go” will first debut as a performance art piece with “live” mannequins during the Royal Ontario Museum’s Friday Night Live, before being permanently installed at the Harbourfront Centre’s Architectural Gallery from February 6-12 for their Kuumba festival. Learn more about the artists here!
Kuumba @ Harbourfront Centre| Admission is free for everyone.
GUMBO is back, this time at 2 locations! The ROM will be hosting the 4th edition of the popular GUMBO music series that Chinedu and Wan Luv started last summer. The first party was at Caribana. The last party took us to New Orleans. This time, we’re pulling out all the stops for Carnival time. First, it’ll start it off as a public dance class with renowned choreographers Esie Mensah and Pulga Cesar Muchochoma with music by DJ Revy B to get you up to speed with all the latest dances from Africa and the Caribbean. Then, it’ll morph into an intense Afrobeats/Afrohouse Soca Reggae dance party with Deemaks, Sean Sax, and Donet at Tattoo (567 Queen Street West).
We’ll be updating you all with more information leading up to the event! Be sure to follow us on Instagram @SUPAFRIK and on Twitter @Chinedesign. If you have any questions, email hawa@SUPAFRIK.com.


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The singer has presented to people her debut album «Whoa Nelly» in September, 2000. It had the worldwide success; mainly thanks to a single «I’m like a Bird». This single won first places of charts in Canada, USA and later – all over the world. Many famous performers appraised her talent and invited to work together.
On September, 20th, 2003 Nelly bore a daughter Nevis. A month later, she presented her new album «Folklore» that was very gentle and sincere. One of the compositions — a song «Forca» — became the official anthem of European Football Championship. Nelly was singing this song while the Portugal was playing.
Recently Nelly Furtado has completed the work on the collection of her hits («The Best of Nelly Furtado») that includes her best compositions since first single. It will include three new songs, too. The presentation is planned for November, 15th, 2010.
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Have you ever allowed someone to wash your feet clean and to perfection? If you are a woman reading this you have when you’ve gone for a pedicure! Sometimes your feet need extra attention because you have neglected them. You can’t believe you let it go this long. Yet when it’s all over, you walk away feeling lighter, refreshed and brand new.
Compare washing feet with what your Savior does for you. All of us come to Jesus broken with wounded hearts, trying to act like everything is okay. Yet our hearts are hurting and need Jesus’ cleansing blood to wash over us and begin to heal us. Many times He puts others in our path to begin to help us heal. We are Jesus’ hands and feet, His mouthpiece to serve others and meet them where they are. Are you willing to humble yourself and go where few want to go; to be a light in someone’s heart as The Great Healer uses you to serve and help others? Going to the messy, painful places with someone and walking this journey with them is not an easy task. Yet, the Lord will guide your steps and keep you humble along the way. In the end, the transformation of one’s heart is worth all you endured along the path.


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A pastor was beaten and humiliated in Okhokhugbo, Egor local government area of Edo state for allegedly sleeping with a married woman.
According to reports, the pastor was said to have separated from his wife 3 months ago and allegedly moved into this lady’s house because her husband resides abroad.
The woman was said to have gotten pregnant and was persuaded by the pastor to abort it. The woman reportedly died in the process of having the abortion.
In a trending video footage posted online, the pastor confessed that he had been sleeping with the married woman for years.