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A Screening Research Roadmap
Stories about ASD
Transition Pathways
Original proposal
Development of proposal
Building on existing models
Investing in Program Development
Roles and responsibilities of team members
Creating a University-Based Incubator
Phased expansion
Braid funding and resources
Evolving conversations with donors
Scholarship through services
Making prevalence relevant again
Some background on prevalence
How do you estimate prevalence?
How accurate are methods for establishing prevalence?
How many are we completely missing?
How transformation differs from expansion
Growth of an ASD Teacher Training Program
Growth of a Hospital-Based ASD Clinic
Growth of a University-Based ASD Transition Program
What kind of research can guide growth?
Where are the leaders?
Do you need a new leader?
Who can lead an expansion?
Who can lead a transformation?
Applied Research Roadmap
A Complete Research Roadmap
An Integrated Network
Stages of Research
Implementation Research
Other Applied Research
The CHAT Research Roadmap
Implement, baby, implement
Train and hope: A poor theory of program development
The business of innovation in ASD services
A Bus to Betsy's
DNEA
A drop in the bucket
Margot's adventures
About Margot
Go Pro Hero
Real food and real meals
Margot's recipes
No "Can't Do"
Siege or surrender
Prisoners of routine
Leap of Faith I
Leap of Faith II
It's all downhill!
Straight Lines from Research to Your Practice
Simple Steps to Improve Your Program
Other Lessons From Successful Programs
Books and chapters
Other work before 2008
Clinical Research and Services
Autism Screening
Regional Collaboratives
Delaware Autism Program
Overall Growth
ASD Identification
ASERT
Act Early
AutismMatch
Foundations Behavioral Health
In-Patient Treatment
ASD Roadmap
On-Line Graduate ASD Seminar
Other consultation
Current vita
A Model Research Roadmap
A diagram illustrates how each stage of screening research helps maintain progress towards improved diagnosis.
Relationships between services, training, policy, and advocacy reveals a unique role for research
Each stage of research has a difference influence on the integrated network and on better outcomes
The CHAT+ Pilot Study
Applying the roadmap to 25 years of research invoving all versions of the CHecklist for Autism in Toddlers
What distinguishes implementation and clinical research? Different participants, measures, and designs.
Resources Required
Each stage of research requires different training, funding models, partnerships, and scholarship.
A structure that breaks progress down into manageable steps can help close persistent gaps identified via research.
An Applied Research Roadmap for ASD Screening: Stages of Research
Leaving Basic Research As the first stage of Applied Research, clinical research provides the initial demonstrations of the validity, effectiveness, and applicability of a new practice intended to achieve an important outcome in a clinical population of people with ASD. It is distinct from subsequent stages of Applied Research described elsewhere, like implementation research (e.g., evaluating the use of the practice in community settings and on a large scale), and other forms of applied research (e.g., that explore the relation to other outcomes and other practices). We have reached the milestone marking the transition from clinical to implementation research when we have confirmed that the practice is valid and reliable, with the potential to be used effectively by community-based practitioners within a core population.
On our Roadmap to achieving population impact, Applied Research begins once we have built a prototype of car (a practice to pilot) that we are ready to test drive on a closed track. Is it reliable? Does it handle well enough? And so we take it on short trips to some familiar destinations under controlled conditions. Once it proves to be reasonably reliable and useful, we feel comfortable taking it to the next level: testing it on all kinds of real trips with all kinds of real people, and scaling it up for a real world market via Implementation Research.
We first began to use these specific definitions of Clinical Research in our systematic review seeking to categorize the primary objective of every research study focused on the CHAT+. These definitions may continue to evolve as this review is completed, and begins to include secondary objectives. More information about the specific milestones (e.g., from Basic to Clinical Research, and from Clinical to Implementation Research) and the other core components of a Research Roadmap are available elsewhere. A bibliography of all CHAT studies referenced below is available for download. An overview of the relation of research to other elements of the integrated network is available elsewhere on this site, while a more complete review if included in my 2013 book.
What is applied research?
Many different kinds of research studies are identified by their authors as possibly relevant to assessment and treatment. But which ones can we really consider to be applied? We defined applied research as any study that directly demonstrates the use of a clinical practice used by professionals providing services to to achieve an important clinical outcome for an identified population of people with ASD.
While more specific definitions are linked to each term underlined in blue above, some specific notes might be useful here. First, we focus on those studies whose findings provide specific and immediate guidance to those interested in assessment and intervention. While there are many studies with possibly exciting implications for future research or practice, parents or professionals responsible for making a specific decision about assessment or intervention need to know what concrete guidance this research study might offer right now, not what future work might conclude. The reliance on clinical practices assures immediate and specific guidance.
Second, we focused on research that sought a clinical outcome. For other practices, this might eliminate research demonstrating the benefit of assessment or the effects in interventions for a group of individuals with characteristics but not a formal diagnosis of ASD. Assessing research on the CHAT+ is different because, by definition, screening involves children not (yet) diagnosed with ASD. In this case, we elected to focus on research studies in which the instrument contributed to the determination of a diagnosis of ASD. This effectively eliminated research that some might consider applied, like studies that only used the CHAT+ to cross-validate another related instrument (Gardner et al., 2013; Glascoe, Macias, Wegner, & Robertshaw, 2007), or that only utilized the CHAT+ to assess ASD risk status (Altay et al.,2017; Ts et al., 2018), without ever specifically determining a diagnosis.
As discussed elsewhere, the transition into clinical research creates new demands on researchers. This includes demands on their training and experience, as well as greater flexibility with respect to the kinds of research and scholarship required. Attaining the milestone marking the transition from clinical to implementation research also creates a wide range of exciting new opportunities for researchers to engage with other elements of the integrated network.
Phases of Clinical Research
Basic Research Clinical Research1. Pilot practice2. Demonstrate its validity and reliability3. Adapt it for use in community settingsLater, extend it to other populations & settings Training Implementation ResearchPhase 1: Pilot Practice
In Clinical Research, we begin by piloting a specific practice with individuals identified with ASD (or, in the case of a screening tool, considered at risk for ASD). This includes studies that sought preliminary validation of a new clinical tool or technique prior to widespread implementation. For practices centered on assessment, this would also include any studies that tested changes to the items, format, or scoring of a tool. This first phase of clinical research typically occurs on a relatively smaller scale with respect to the number of participants, professionals, and settings involved.
Each version of the CHAT+ involved at least one study that sought preliminary validation, first of the CHAT (Baron-Cohen, Allen, & Gillberg, 1992), and later the M-CHAT (Robins, Fein, Barton, & Green, 2001) and Q-CHAT (Allison et al., 2008). This also included any other significant modifications to the tool itself up to a new version, like new items, new scoring criteria, new mechanisms of administration that were included in the M-CHAT R/F (Robins et al., 2014).
Phase 2: Demonstrate the validity and reliability of the practice for at least a core population
The next phase - demonstrating the practice's validity and reliability - is familiar to most developers of assessment instruments. This involves testing a new practice more rigorously and on a larger scale through other research. At some point this work is replicated beyond the original research team, providing additional confidence in the findings. For assessment tools, this can include a broad range of tests of the tool's reliability and internal / external validity. Other tests are more specific to the type of instrument being considered. For example, screening tools like the CHAT+ also require tests of sensitivity (the likelihood that the test detects all relevant members of the population of interest) and specificity (the likelihood that everyone detected by the test has the condition of interest).
Each version of the CHAT included at least one subsequent study designed to provide additional information about the instrument's validity and reliability. For example, Baron-Cohen followed his 1992 pilot research with an ambitious validation study involving a very large community sample (Baron-Cohen et al., 1996). Eaves and her colleagues considered the sensitivity and specificity of the M-CHAT relative to the Social Communication Questionnaire in a sample of 2- and 3-year olds (Eaves, Wingert, & Ho, 2006). Hardy and her colleagues sought to compare the performance of the M-CHAT R/F with the Ages Questionnaire (Hardy, Haisley, Manning, & Fein, 2015). In our systematic review of the M-CHAT, almost one-third of all studies were categorized in this phase.
This importance of this phase in evident in the history and evolution of the CHAT. The first large-scale validation study of the CHAT revealed a fundamental psychometric limitation; its low sensitivity meant that it was likely to miss more children than it identified (Baron-Cohen et al., 1996). The M-CHAT sought to address this issue by converting items into a questionnaire completed by a parent, and then establishing risk based on relying on a summed score of indicators rather failure on a specific pattern of key items (Robins, Fein, Barton, & Green, 2001) . This change also greatly simplified its use, by eliminating the need for observations by a clinician. Subsequent revisions to the M-CHAT capitalized on a feature of the original CHAT - the use of a second administration to confirm risk status that seem likely to have improved its sensitivity and specificity (Robins et al, 2014).
A first goal: Establish core indicators of validity within a core population
With respect to assessment tools, a lot has been written about the importance of this phase, the many different tests of validity and reliability, and the thresholds that should be adopted for each test under different circumstances. It is not clear, however, if there is a universally-recognized standard to guide a decision to implement a practice more broadly. How much information about the reliability and validity of a practice must be gathered it can be used outside of a research setting? Before it can be confidently integrated into the daily practice of a community-based program. Informal observations conducted during our systematic review of CHAT+ research suggests that researchers considered a wide range of tests of validity and reliability. The next phase of our review will involve systematically categorizing these studies by the types of tests utilized.
The opportunity to establish some standard is complicated by the fact that the validity and reliability of the CHAT+ appear to vary significantly as a function of the subpopulation studied. It works more or less effectively depending on the age of the child, and the presence of co-occurring conditions and other risk factors (i.e., having a sibling already identified with ASD. We therefore plan on also breaking tests of reliability/validity down by subpopulation.
Undertaking the full-range of tests of validity/reliability on the full range of populations therefore takes time. How many such tests must be completed before a emerging practice is ready to be tested outside of highly-specialized settings, or integrated more broadly into community-based programs? We think we can break this decision down into several phases.
Define a core population for which the validity of the test appears more assured, based on the age and presence of other characteristics. Ideally, this core population is one commonly seen and readily identified by community-based practitioners. For example, a core population of children between 16 and 30 months of age and who may or may not present with co-occurring developmental delay is more prevalent than a population of children 24 to 30 months of age without previously identified developmental delays. When the target population is commonly seen and readily identified by community-based practitioners, it is easier to justify the investments in subsequent phases of clinical research (i.e., to adapt the practice to community settings), and the later investments to develop the necessary training materials and undertake implementation research. This is why we did not include research adapting a practice to another culture or language, or research exploring the utility of a practice in those whose ASD is accompanied by other conditions, as necessary to begin implementation research. While such research will become necessary in later phases of implementation research (i.e., seeking to demonstrate utilization on a regional level), it is not necessary to begin to develop associated training materials, or to begin to assess gaps in implementation.
Consider different phases of reliability/validity testing that balance the need to meet a rigorous standard while exploiting the potential for immediate benefit. We would argue that some tests are likely essential to establishing a practice's reliability and validity before implementation outside of specialized research settings is to be considered. In the case of a screening instrument, for example, this could include tests of sensitivity and specificity. Other tests may be more important to refining recommendations regarding the utilization of a practice - e.g., to better characterize false negatives, or those children originally missed by the CHAT+ but identified with ASD at a later age. For this reason, we will include some of these focused validation studies in a later phase of clinical research. Still other forms of validity might warrant more intensive examination once the immediate benefits of a practice have been established. These include the evaluation of more distal impact of research, included as a phase of Other Applied Research. In the case of the CHAT+, this includes research underway to establish whether early ASD screening through instruments like the CHAT+ actually leads to early and effective intervention, a long-held assumption recently challenged in controversial guidelines issued by the Preventative Services Task Force.
Phase 3: Adapt the practice for use in a community setting
Our final phase of Clinical Research seeks to demonstrate that community-based professionals outside of the original research team are able to utilize the practice effectively. It may consider the need to offer more concrete guidance regarding the use of the practice, especially relative to other overlapping practices. This research may reveal the potential benefit of minor adaptations to facilitate administration. Such research provides another measure of the practice's validity. It can help to justify the investment needed to develop the training materials essential to broader implementation, like the clinical guidance and training manual we developed for the CHAT. The CHAT+ is somewhat different from other practices to which our Roadmap might be applied, because it is designed from the outside to be administered by community-based professionals.
This kind of research took several forms in the case of the CHAT+. For example, Baron-Cohen's large-scale study of the sensitivity of the CHAT also served to demonstrate that the CHAT+ can be used effectively by community-based practitioners under real-world settings and conditions (Baron-Cohen et al., 1996). Wiggins and her colleagues explored how to integrate use of the M-CHAT with broadband screeners. Still other researchers tested digitally-administered versions of the M-CHAT (Campbell et al., 2017), in some cases accompanied by decision-making support (Sturner et al., 2016).
Later phases: Extend the practice to other populations and settings.
A central goal of our Roadmap is to identify when there is sufficient evidence to support a shift to the next phase of research. In part, this reflects our recognition that ASD is complex: it is a spectrum disorder that can include a wide range of co-occurring conditions that influence assessment, treatment, and outcomes. This also reflects our recognition that our world is complex, with people from many different backgrounds and circumstances that may sometimes necessitate adaptations to the practice. And many practices can be administered across a range of settings by a range of professionals. While the range of professionals and settings potentially involved in the administration of the CHAT+ is limited, we can readily imagine that this variability might be important for other practices.
These other types of clinical research are needed to address the complexity of ASD, our world, and the professionals and settings providing support. While the final phase of implementation research will eventually require data to support the use of a practice across the full range of populations and settings, we nonetheless contend that the initial phases of implementation research can begin as long as all earlier phases of clinical research have been completed, for at least a core population.
Adapt the practice for other cultures
Especially in the case of paper and pencil measures, it is important to validate translations and adaptations of an instrument for other languages and cultures. For example, Koyama and colleagues explored the validity of a Japanese translation of the CHAT (Koyama et al., 2010). More than a dozen studies sought to translate and adapt the original M-CHAT or M-CHAT R/F for a wide range of languages and cultures, including French (Baduel et al., 2017), Spanish (Canal-Bedia et al., 2011), Chinese (Guo et al., 2018), and Arabic (Eldin et al., 2008).
Explore the validity of the practice with sub-populations
Other clinical research might seek more detailed information on the validity of the practice for a specific sub-population of eligible, beyond the core population referenced above. With regards to the CHAT+, some of these studies explored validity and usefulness with subpopulations defined by age applicability to: outside of the originally recommended 18- to 30 month age range, :
Some of these sub-populations were defined by the presences of co-occurring conditions that might have raised the risk for ASD. For example, Scambler and his colleagues explored the validity of the CHAT in screening for ASD in a population of toddlers with Fragile X (Scambler, Hepburn, Hagerman, & Rogers, 2007). Much more extensive work with specific high-risk populations has been done with the M-CHAT. This includes exploring its validity and usefulness with siblings of children already identified with ASD (Kumar, Juneja, & Mishra, 2016), children born preterm (Dudova et al., 2014), children with very low birthweight (Beranova et al., 2017), and children with neurofibromatosis (Tinker et al., 2014) or Down syndrome (DiGuiseppi et al., 2010).
Extend analyses of validity
Still other clinical research might explore other questions about the validity of a practice that might become important as a practice is scaled up to be delivered systematically across a region, but that need not be answered to begin implementation research. In the case of the CHAT+, this included additional analyses to better characterize false negatives, or children determined not to be at risk based on an initial administration of the CHAT+ but who are nonetheless diagnosed with ASD at a later age (Beacham et al., 2018; Matson, Kozlowski, Fitzgerald, & Sipes, 2013).For our review currently in development, we collapsed these additional studies of validity into the earlier phase of clinical research on validity and reliability.
Other Stages of Research
Other content on this site
A Research Roadmap based on the CHAT+
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1. Clinical Research
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3. Other Applied Research
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My Related Publications
(2019). A systematic review of research involving ASD screening tools: A roadmap for modeling progress from basic research to population impact. International Society for Autism Research, Montreal, CA. May View handout.
(2019). Clinical research to develop tools to improve ASD Identification: A comprehensive review of projects funded in the US from 2008 to 2015. International Society for Autism Research, Montreal, CA. May. View handout
(2018). Priorities Established by the Combating Autism Act for Improving ASD Identification: Looking Beyond Ideas and Instruments Towards Implementation. View handout. International Society for Autism Research, Rotterdam, NL. May. View handout.
(2013). Autism Services Across America: Roadmaps for Improving State and National Education, Research, and Training Programs. Paul H. Brookes Publishing Co., Baltimore, MD


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California massacres heighten immigrants' fears of U.S. gun violence
(C) Reuters. People gather for a candlelight vigil after a mass shooting during Chinese Lunar New Year celebrations in Monterey Park, California, U.S. January 24, 2023. REUTERS/David Swanson
By Alexandra Ulmer, Tim Reid and Sharon Bernstein
HALF MOON BAY/MONTEREY PARK, California (Reuters) – America was supposed to be a place of safety for Jose Romero when he arrived some two years ago to work on a California farm alongside other immigrants from Mexico and China.
Romero was killed on Monday, shot dead by a gunman along with six other farm workers in Half Moon Bay, just south of San Francisco. Even in a nation all too familiar with gun violence, the shooting was stunning, coming just two days after another gunman opened fire at a ballroom in Monterey Park, an Asian American enclave outside Los Angeles.
In all, 18 people died in the back-to-back shootings, rattling two close-knit communities that had drawn immigrants seeking opportunities.
"You look to improve your life and then you end up with this," said Romero's cousin, Jose Juarez, quiet and sullen on Tuesday as he took a break from cooking at a Mexican taqueria in a Half Moon Bay strip mall.
That police said the attacks were carried out by assailants known within the community – Huu Can Tran, 72, frequented the Monterey Park dance studio and Chunli Zhao, 66, worked on a Half Moon Bay farm – only added to the sense of fear felt by immigrant groups that have been the targets of racist rhetoric and attacks in the United States.
As many as 32% of Asian immigrants and 23% of Latino immigrants in California say they are "very worried" about becoming victims of gun violence in their adopted home – three times the level of fear reported by people born in the United States, according to data gathered by the University of California, Los Angeles, and shared with Reuters.
The massacres heightened those concerns for some people.
Antonio Perez, who now lives in Half Moon Bay after moving from Mexico in 1983, said he feels stuck between cartel violence in his homeland and gun violence in the United States.
"We never expected this kind of extreme here," Perez said, shaking his head. "What a tragedy."
About 380 miles (610 km) south, in Monterey Park, residents expressed fears in the aftermath of the dance hall shooting that the poison of America's gun culture and epidemic of mass shootings was infecting Asian-American communities.
"Americans can have guns, there are guns everywhere," said Frank Hio, 36, who is originally from China. "It's dangerous here."
In the thriving suburb known for its Asian stores and restaurants, some people expressed anguish that the gunman came from within the community.
"The shooters are Asian, and the victims are Asian," said Rolando Favis, 72, who moved to the United States from the Philippines 38 years ago.
But many also said they had been more fearful of their safety for several years, following the rise in hate crimes against Asians in the wake of the pandemic and rhetoric from then-President Donald Trump blaming China.
In the aftermath of the pandemic, Asian American gun ownership increased. A third of those who owned guns said they carried weapons more frequently amid the anti-Asian incidents, and another third said they kept guns loaded or unlocked in their homes, according to a study by the University of Michigan.
At the Euro Arms Inc gun store in Alhambra, three miles (5 km) from the scene of the Monterey Park massacre, store assistant Wesley Chan said gun sales had risen since the start of the pandemic, including among Asian Americans in the area.
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About 9.3% of Asian immigrants keep guns in their homes in California, compared with 5.6% of Latino immigrants and 12% of white immigrants, said Ninez Ponce, the lead researcher on the UCLA study. Overall, about 17.6% of Californians of all backgrounds keep a gun at home.
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I have organised two revision sessions for next week.
The year 10 & 11 ICT exams are not far away.
Year 10 - Thursday 6th June - Unit 1 - 20% - Click here for revision materials.
Year 11 - Wednesday 12th June - Unit 3 - 20% - Click here for revision materials.
I am going to arrange a revision session in the half term holiday. The day will be confirmed on this website.
Good luck with the revision and please get in touch if you want extra support.
Please make the most of this day as it will be the final opportunity to finish the work.
All lessons after the Easter holiday will be dedicated to theory work. Remember that you also have a mock examination on the week commencing 22/03/2013.
Have a nice holiday but please work hard.
Ps. Feel free to email me if you have any questions/queries.
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The BBC News report team have been making the most out of the new green screen equipment this week. Check out their video below. Please visit their website. Amazing work!!
All year 11 ICT pupils will sit a mock exam (Unit 3) after the Easter holidays. The exam will be sat during the first lesson back after Easter (week commencing 15th April). All theory for the exam will be covered before the Easter holidays. There is a checklist available which focusses on the mock exam. Please concentrate on the checklist when revising over the Easter holdiays.
You can view the checklist here - ICT Mock Checklist.
Good luck and feel free to contact me if you have any questions.
When completeded upload it to your teacher.
The deadline is Monday 29th April 2013.
If it is not submitted by the due date then parents will be contacted.
IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBLITY TO SEE YOUR TEACHER IF THERE IS AN ISSUE WITH THE TASK.
Hello all. Over the next two weeks all of years 8 and 9 will be introduced to a new homework task that has to be completed by February half term. The task is designed to take you approximately 4 - 6 weeks to complete. The task is based on the topic 'E Safety. This topic covers many areas e.g. social networking, mobile phones and cyber bullying.
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UL is Cybersecurity Leader of 2018 Eurovent Summit
Global testing and certification company to emphasise Cybersecurity in European HVACR solutions, company official says
Brussels, Belgium, 2 July 2018: UL, a global service provider to the HVACR industry, has become the official Cybersecurity Leader (sponsor) of the 2018 Eurovent Summit in Seville, Spain, the company said in a Press communiqué. UL is going to emphasise its cybersecurity approach and expertise during Europe's major gathering for key HVACR decision-makers, the communiqué said.
With this sponsorship, the company underlines the importance of safe and efficient HVACR solutions, and its recent expansion to European countries, the communiqué said. Summit participants are also going to receive dedicated seminars on how to effectively export to the HVACR market in the United States, the communiqué further said.
Commenting on the development, Brian Ferriol, Global Business Development Director, UL Appliances, HVAC and Lighting, said: "UL is pleased to sponsor such a meaningful event in the HVAC sector in Europe. With more than 400 manufacturers, industry associations, engineering societies, laboratories and political decision-makers, the Summit has developed into a major meeting place of our industry. With the exponential growth in Internet-connected devices, we are taking this opportunity to provide support in those areas where our expertise and knowledge can make a difference to our clients."
The communiqué said this year's EUROVENTSUMMIT will see a particular focus on Southern European markets. The communiqué further said key events include a dedicated workshop for installers in Spanish by the Spanish federation CONAIF, the Spanish Industry Symposium organised by AEFYT and AFEC (in English and Spanish) and the Eurovent Innovation/HUB at the Naval Museum, which includes a presentation given by UL representatives.
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People often pursue success relentlessly. There are many different perspectives on what is considered successful and many of them have to do with money, position, and power. It is very easy to get caught up in the world's definition of success because we are bombarded with so many messages about what the world considers successful.
Think for a bit about what you consider successful. Then take a few minutes to evaluate the path your are on and how it aligns with what you value. Then take some time to be in prayer and God's Word to see if there are some adjustments you need to make. For me, it is easy to be swayed to believe what the world says about success because there are so many images and messages that are out there, trying to influence me.
Riches are not the problem….but riches at the expense of others definitely can be.
It is easy to look at others and think about how I would live my life differently if I was in their shoes. It is much more difficult to consider where I am and what I have and how to align my path to the things God considers of value.
I will be praying for God's wisdom and discernment as I think about how I define success.
The imagery in the verses above…wow! it sounds like utter devastation! And, unfortunately, we have some days, weeks, months, and years like that. When you are in trouble, lean into His strength!
So it is a safe bet that I can pray over each of those categories for anyone and God, who knows it all anyway, hears my pleas.
It's hard to watch someone struggle through a difficult season. There are times we can only pray and wait. We can't jump in to fix or solve the problem, but we must hand it over to God, trusting in His work. Sharing God's Word can bring refreshment to weary bones. God's Word is always in season, but certainly a source of strength during an anxious and fearful time in life.
A special thank you to my friend, Kristin, who has taken these great verses and put them in such a nice setting!
David sure knows how to write with passion! As I read through Psalm 31, sometimes it is a huge stretch for me to think about where he has been and what he is writing about because I haven't experienced his life. But others times, it seems like I have been where he has been–at least that is how it feels when I read his words. David gives so many examples of the incredible highs and desperate lows that come with life and yet he consistently encourages us to take refuge in and trust the Lord.
Whether you are in that incredible high or desperate low, God is there! May your intentional time in His Word give you His instruction and grant you His peace!
We often think that because we can't do anything about a situation that we are powerless. It is true, there are some things we cannot fix, predict, or control. And so we are powerless in a sense. We can't change others. We can't bring the dead back to life. We can't heal illness by the power of our minds. We can't take back our angry words. There is so much we can't do when it comes to the troubles of this life.
And yet, by surrendering all of these things to God, we acknowledge where the power truly lies. Praying for and with someone or some situation or circumstance is often only what we can do. And yet there is great power in that process of praying.
Don generally fishes with a "catch & release" mentality. He enjoys being outdoors and kayaking around in the summer sun with birds chirping and wildlife soaring and scurrying around. On a regular day his time is spent in meetings and meeting deadlines and so this slow pace, with no official expectation, other than to get away from regular duties and enjoy nature, is a great way to relax.
On the contrary, when satan uses his lures and bait, he is fishing for keeps. If he can get us hooked on any number of things that can wreak havoc on our lives he is accomplishing what he has set out to do. And we, sinners that we are, willingly succumb to the temptations that the world has to offer. Even if we get snagged in a serious way, caught and transported across the world in foreign waters and a long way from "home", God longs to negotiate our release. It requires a recognition of our sinful nature and a heart surrendered to Him.
Why did Jesus ask for fisherman to be fishers of men?
As Jesus was walking beside the Sea of Galilee, he saw two brothers, Simon called Peter and his brother Andrew. They were casting a net into the lake, for they were fishermen. "Come, follow me," Jesus said, "and I will make you fishers of men." At once they left their nets and followed him.
Living beside the Sea of Galilee meant their daily sustenance involved a lot of fish so it was essential to know how to fish successfully! Jesus called four people who had similar experiences and two sets of brothers. Interesting. Living and working side by side requires an awful lot of patience and respect and negotiation — even if we aren't fishing. These four had some common experiences and likely had learned to relate well to one another and were a source of encouragement and support while fishing on the water. All those are important for discipling "on land".
An awareness of the climate, weather, access points, and location are all things fisherman learn. Fisherman also know their equipment and keep it in good repair. They are always open to learning and have a lot of patience. A good fisherman knows there isn't any point trying to fish in a hurry. It usually takes a lot of time.
I am so thankful for what God is teaching me. He is so relevant even in areas where I can hardly relate. I am really not a big fan of fishing but I am a big fan of spending time with Don. Who knew I would "catch" all this about fishing just by tagging along?
And where are you? What principles are you "catching" from your environment? And what ideas are others catching from you? I pray we are all sharing Biblical principles in our uniquely gifted ways!


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WASHINGTON – U.S. President Donald Trump pushed for stricter voter identification rules on Thursday and accused Democratic-led states of failing to cooperate with a presidential election fraud commission that he disbanded this week.
In a pair of posts on Twitter, the Republican president reiterated his allegations, without offering any evidence, that there was voter fraud in the November 2016 presidential election.
Trump won the White House through the state-by-state Electoral College system but lost the popular vote by nearly 3 million votes to Democrat Hillary Clinton.
Most state officials who oversee elections, including Republicans and Democrats, as well as election law experts say voter fraud is rare in the United States.
On Wednesday, the White House said in a statement it was shutting down the bipartisan panel that Trump established in May to look into allegations of fraud in the 2016 contest, saying many states had refused to provide data.
Trump had now asked the Department of Homeland Security to investigate and decide what action was needed, the White House said.
The panel was headed by Vice President Mike Pence, along with Kris Kobach, who as Kansas Secretary of State runs elections in that state and who has long urged new voting restrictions.
Their effort, however, quickly met resistance from a number of U.S. states as well as civil rights groups such as the Electronic Privacy Information Center and the American Civil Liberties Union, which had both filed lawsuits opposing it.
States and the groups balked at the information requested by the commission such as names, birth dates, political affiliation and voting histories. More than 20 states refused outright to provide the data and others said they needed to study the issue.
On Thursday, Trump said uncooperative "mostly Democratic states … fought hard that the Commission not see their records or methods because they know that many people are voting illegally. System is rigged, must go to Voter I.D."
A number of states such as Texas have already passed laws requiring voter identification. Critics say that can make it harder for some people, including minorities, to vote because they are less likely to have certain IDs. Proponents say such steps are necessary and are not onerous.
In July, a federal judge in Washington noted the advisory panel lacked legal authority to compel states to provide data, even as it allowed the commission's work to move forward. A U.S. appeals court later also allowed the panel to continue.
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On 28 March, a meeting was held in Zintan between representatives from the western Libyan towns of Zintan and Misrata. The meeting concluded with the scheduling of a follow up meeting in Misrata and the production of a six point communiqué of shared objectives. On 29 March, the Libyan National Army (LNA) undertook airstrikes on a Chadian militant group checkpoint in southern Libya.
A Zintani militia claims to have released Saif al-Islam al-Qadhafi while the HoR releases a blacklist of Libyan individuals and entities it claims are linked to terrorist activities through Qatar.
On 13 December, ISIS distributed leaflets threatening to attack security institutions and personnel in Rajban and Zintan.
On 6 October, the GNA and its new UN-backed Security Arrangements Committee announced new security arrangements in Tripoli. On 7 October, the GNA announced a reshuffle of its cabinet and assigned several new ministers.
Following the conclusion of clashes in Tripoli on 25 September, the GNA is moving to redraw security arrangements in the capital through the UN facilitated Security Arrangements Committee of Greater Tripoli. In light of this the GNA Local Government Minister is hosting a meeting of municipal mayors on 2 October to discuss decentralisation and the devolution of security functions to municipalities.
Major conflict erupted between militias in Tripoli on 27 August that has expanded over the following days into what seems to be a semi-coordinated military campaign aimed at eradicating the power of Tripoli-based militias, by an alliance of forces primarily including Tarhuna, Misrata and Zintan.
On 6 July, the GNA issued a decree instating the commander of the Zintan Special Operations Force, Emad Trabelsi, as the President of the General Security Directorate. On 7 July, clashes took between Abdelghani al-Kikli aka Ghneiwa forces from Abu Slim and a former militia leader under his command.
On 26 April, Libyan National Army (LNA) commander Khalifa Haftar landed at Benghazi. On 27 April, the Awlad Suliman Tribal Council in Sebha issued a statement welcoming Haftar's return and declaring loyalty and readiness to support him. On 25 April, a delegation from the city of Zintan paid a return visit to Misrata, where delegates from both cities signed a reconciliation agreement.
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One day after President Park Geun-hye was formally ousted by the court, thousands of her supporters took to the streets in central Seoul on Saturday, calling for the impeachment to be nullified.
"We cannot accept or yield to a ruling by the Constitutional Court. In the name of the people, we demand the dissolution of the court and a retrial by nine new justices," said Jeong Kwang-yong, head of an association of groups against Park's impeachment.
The eight-justice court unanimously ruled to remove her from office Friday. It said Park had abused her presidential authority to help her longtime friend Choi Soon-sil pursue personal gain, which violated the spirit of democracy and rule of law.
Park has not offered any message of concession nor moved out of the presidential compound. She is expected to move in the next few days.
Park's supporters angrily reacted to the verdict, denouncing the court as "biased" and vowing not to accept the result.
There have been growing fears of possible violence. Three pro-Park protestors died from injuries sustained during a violent protest Friday, which prompted police to raise its alert to the second-highest level Saturday, dispatching some 16,000 officers.
There were no major reports of injuries during Saturday's rally. But earlier in the morning, two pro-Park supporters were taken into custody after pouring gasoline on a police station in central Seoul, blaming police for the deaths of the protestors.
"The deaths that took place yesterday are all because police used force first. The violent rallies are a fraud, a result of unfair media coverage. Accidents took place because the media do not tell the truth," said Pyeon In-sook, 65.
Anti-Park protesters, who have been holding candlelight vigils almost every Saturday evening since Park's scandal surfaced in late October, are set to stage what could be the last rally in Gwanghwamun Square at 4 p.m. -- this time to celebrate their victory.


The MatlabToolbox is a collection of .m and .mex files to use the functions provided by the ApCoCoALib. Classes representing rings, polynomials, ideals and modules are added to provide an intuitive approach to the algebraic nature of the functions.
To overcome technical difficulties the interaction with the ApCoCoALib is done via a dll. For more technical details how this dll is programmed have a look at the MatlabToolbox Interface.
For Windows users we offer a setup program which will install the MatlabToolbox (called ApCoCoA-Matlab-Interface) with a precompiled version of the CoCoALib (0.99.30) and ApCoCoALib 1.1. See the download section for the download link.
Note: From a perspective of an ApCoCoA User this toolbox provides an interface to communicate with Matlab - thus the toolbox is called in this Wiki MatlabToolbox. Yet from the perspective of a Matlab user the toolbox provides an interface to communicate with the ApCoCoALib - thus the compiled library is called ApCoCoAToolbox.dll.
The toolbox is based on classes to handle multivariate polynomials. The concept is based on a ring representing class called CoCoARing. Then a multivariate polynomial is build with coefficients defined over a CoCoARing. The polynomial is an element of the CoCoAPoly class.
Multiple CoCoAPoly's can be combined in an array. In many cases a list of polynomials (a 1xN array) is interpreted as the set of generators of an ideal. To represent this view and provide common operations on ideals the class CoCoAIdeal is introduced.
A MxN array of CoCoAPoly's could then be interpreted as a set of generators for a module and the class CoCoAModule is introduced to provide common module operations.
Note: Due to technical limitations the current implementation assumes that all polynomials are defined over the ring Q[x1,...xn]. General ring support in the CoCoAPoly class will be added in a later stage.
The structure of the MatlabToolbox is depicted in figure 1.
The interface provides mex functions to call the ApCoCoALib functions. These functions are located in the subfolder MexFiles.
But the mex files parameters for polynomial operations are based on double matrices representing the polynomials. This syntax is far away from an intuitive handling of polynomials. Thus wrapper functions have been written to provide automated conversion from CoCoAPoly's, CoCoAIdeal's or CoCoAModule's.
For example to compute the Groebner Basis of an ideal one can call the function GBasisIdeal_wrap(InputIdeal) which takes a CoCoAIdeal, computes the Groebner Basis and returns the result as a CoCoAPoly list. To store the Groebner Basis in the ideal the ideal method computeGBasis(InputIdeal) can be used. This functions also computes the Groebner Basis but adds the result to the ideals attribute GBasis.
The wrapper files are bundled in a subfolder called MatlabFiles. The filename is indicating which type of input is needed. E.g. GBasisIdeal_wrap() takes a CoCoAIdeal and returns the Groebner Basis as a list of CoCoAPoly's.
The mex files and if available the corresponding wrapper files are individually described at the following links. In case that there are versions available for ideals and modules these functions are described on the same page. Note that some of the mex files are used to define methods for the described classes and that there is no corresponding wrapper file available.
The screenshot (Figure 2) shows how one can create polynomials (CoCoAPoly-class) with the help of the simple string parser. The polynomials are used to construct an ideal (CoCoAIdeal-class) and the Groebner-Basis of the ideal is computed with the CoCoALib function GBasis.
The last basis element is then taken and evaluated over a set of points. The evaluation is plotted with the usual plot command.
The MatlabToolbox is available on Windows in form of a setup program in the current Version 1.03. The setup will install all needed Matlab files, the needed CoCoALib and ApCoCoALib as well as installing the pathes in Matlab to register the toolbox.
The installation of the pathes is done via a script which is copied in the 'work' directory of your Matlab installation. The script is called startup.m and is loaded upon start-up of Matlab. The precompiled DLL's are based on CoCoALib 0.99.30 and the ApCoCoA 1.1. The setup provides an uninstall program which will remove all files installed by the ApCoCoA-Matlab-Interface (the MatlabToolbox).
Note: Please Uninstall your current ApCoCoA-Matlab-Interface before installing a new version.
Version 1.03 (24.06.2009): Update to CoCoALib 0.99.30 and ApCoCoALib 1.1. Function ABM added.
Version 1.02 (31.01.2009): Update to CoCoALib 0.99.25 and ApCoCoALib as of 30.01.2009. Function to plot order ideals added.
Version 1.01 (21.11.2008): Initial online version.
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Faith Nketsi is a South African video vixen, model and socialite popularly known as 'Queen of Twerk'. She is also a model whose style and sultry selfies have earned her a massive number of fans on the internet.
She was also recognized as a member of the female dance crew Pro-Twerkers before leaving the group and became a popular event host at nightclubs around South Africa.
She appeared in the music video for Cassper Nyovest's "Tito Mboweni."
She studied at the University of South Africa.
She is a successful Instagram Star and has ranked on the list of those famous people. She is business-minded as she owns a company whose focus is on scouting, identifying and nurturing the talent of young women through social media empowerment. She co-owns the company named Feline Management.
Faith Nketsi Age
She was born in Johannesburg, South Africa on December 30, 1994. She is 24 years old.
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She is in a relationship with her boyfriend Thami Yabo whom she recently threw a party for him during his birthday as they also celebrated their anniversary.
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She has not shared any information about her parents. However, sometimes back she posted a photo of her mother to Instagram giving her a makeover.
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She has bagged a reality show, giving viewers a look inside her personal life. She dropped the trailer for Have Faith, which will air on MTV Africa, on Thursday, saying: "This has been the hardest secret to keep."
In the trailer for the show, she is visibly upset and in tears, when she experiences harsh words from a group of friends. She also introduces herself to the camera and takes viewers inside a gym session.
According to MTV Africa, this feat makes her the first woman in the country to have her own reality show on the channel.
The premiere date for the show is set for October 28, 2019, on MTV Africa at 9.30 pm.
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Originating in Russia, where Borzoi is a general term for sight hounds, the breed was used to protect its masters from wolves on the Russian Steppes. With their exceptionally long stride the Borzoi could easily outrun and catch most prey.
An elegant and highly distinctive sight hound, hunting with Borzoi was very much a ceremonial affair for the Russian tsars and noblemen. The horses and the hounds were often dressed in highly coloured hunting silks, and the Borzoi were even transported to the hunting field in covered vehicles so they arrived in style. The riders, and even the grooms, were also dressed in elaborate costumes.
The hunting technique involved the beaters finding and flushing out a wolf, then setting two perfectly matched Borzoi to chase it.
Thanks to their incredible speed, the dogs would catch up with the wolf in an instant, and attack from either side, seizing it and dragging it to the ground. The huntsmen would then catch up and kill the wolf with a ceremonial dagger. When the hunt was over, there would be celebration and feasting — and, of course, the Borzoi were guests of honour. Many still seem to expect the same regal treatment today!
The Borzoi can be exceptionally stubborn if it does not feel motivated to perform a task and whilst they can be trained, early socialization to a wide variety of situations will help form a nicely balanced character and temper some of their more independent minded actions. With early socialization the Borzoi should get along quite happily with other animals.
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Last week, California's Assembly Health Committee voted yes on a bill to ban sales of weight-loss dietary supplements to people 18 and younger. The bill, AB 1341, is headed for another round of votes and could ultimately be signed into law.
AB 1341 would prohibit retailers from selling weight-loss dietary supplements and "diet pills" to consumers under the age of 18 in California. Retailers would be required to limit access to such products—for instance, placing them behind the sales counter or keeping them in locked displays—and would fine retailers for violations.
According to the Natural Products Association's (NPA; Washington, DC) President and CEO Daniel Fabricant, PhD, and Director of Government Affairs Kyle Turk, if passed this legislation sets a dangerous precedent because it would become the first official state law to restrict consumer access to supplements in this way.
Previously, states like New York, Massachusetts, and Illinois have raised similar bills to restrict supplement purchasing by minors, but none have passed yet. In California, however, AB 1341 is moving quickly and stands a real chance of passing.
Fabricant says AB 1341 "is different in that the [bills in other states] stumbled, but this one is moving."
Turk says AB 1341 is "dangerous" for both consumers and for the dietary supplement industry because it could spark efforts to restrict other types of supplements and foods (supplements are governed as foods) that he believes should not carry such forced restrictions.
"We're staring down the barrel of, 'Is the California state legislature prepared to start restricting access to things like chocolate chip cookies?'" he says. "You're going to become obese, and obesity comes with chronic illness. I think this sets a dangerous precedent by becoming the first place to restrict access to foods."
One of the advocates of AB 1341 is STRIPED (Strategic Training Initiative for the Prevention of Eating Disorders), an initiative based out of the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and Boston Children's Hospital. STRIPED is advocating for similar bills in states like Massachusetts. On its website, STRIPED states that weight-loss and muscle-building supplements are "dangerous" because they could contain harmful ingredients and that their sale to minors should be restricted.
Fabricant says there is weak evidence linking health risks to consumption of these products by minors. "There's really nothing that they have," he says. "There are studies they've mischaracterized…because it fits the consumer protection agenda." He points out, meanwhile, that other things potentially harmful to minors, like the extensive amount of time minors spend on digital devices and social media, exist but that states aren't proposing to restrict usage of those devices.
If AB 1341 passes, it would be notable because California is a large state and could give similar bills in other states fuel to pass. "It's not going to stop here," says Fabricant. "We don't know which products they would put behind the counter or which products they wouldn't."
"This is why we need to fight," he adds. "Are you going to have retail stores that are going to stick a whole shelf of product behind the counter? I mean, what retailer can afford to do that right now?"
Following last week's yes vote by the California Assembly Health Committee, the vote on AB 1341 will now head to the California Assembly Judiciary Committee next Tuesday, April 27. If passed there, it would next go to the California State Assembly for a vote, then the California State Senate, and ultimately to the office of the governor, where it could be signed into law.
So far, there hasn't been a lot of public industry resistance to the bill, both Fabricant and Turk say. In the Assembly Health Committee, for instance, "it moved through committee so quickly, and there wasn't a lot of resistance," says Fabricant. Fabricant and Turk are urging stakeholders to participate in grassroots efforts to oppose the bill, including using resources on NPA's website.
Says Turk, "To not have the rest of industry talking about how concerned they should be about this bill is a detriment to everyone."
"We're worried about this happening," says Fabricant about AB 1341's passing. "Once it happens in one state, it will happen in a lot of other states like Massachusetts, New York, Oregon, and Washington State, and we have to stop it at its set point."
Turk adds: "If you look to next year, I can count up to as many as 15 other states where I could legitimately see this being introduced and passed if it gets the groundswell that started in California. That's why we need to defeat this."


> > Issue #5407 has been updated by Heesob Park.
> > I think this also applies to the Bug #5375.
> Thank you Heesob, what is interesting is that this do not happen on trunk.
> Perhaps there is something else we are missing?


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Stepanivka (în ) este o comună în raionul Iemilciîne, regiunea Jîtomîr, Ucraina, formată din satele Hannivka, Korolivka, Lebid și Stepanivka (reședința).

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Conform recensământului din 2001, majoritatea populației comunei Stepanivka era vorbitoare de ucraineană (%), existând în minoritate și vorbitori de alte limbi.

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Stepanivka
Stepanivka, Iemilciiîne
Stepanivka, Iemilciiîne, Jiîtomiîr


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