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James Archer
James Archer is a business analyst, consultant, teacher, writer and innovator. James is co-editor and contributing author of Business Analysis and Leadership (Kogan Page, 2014). He identifies the key to great business analysis as an inclusive leadership style, thinking innovatively, working collaboratively, acting strategically and helping people discover their real requirements.
Cor Baars
After his studies in Digital Technology and Artificial Intelligence, drs. ing. Cor Baars has always remained active in the IT field, predominantly in the area of Enterprise Architecture. As co-founder of CIBIT Academy, he has been responsible for the academy's Master of Science studies for more than 25 years. Furthermore, he has been involved in many different projects at more than 40 organisations as an advisor and Enterprise IT Architect.
Bart Baesens
Bart Baesens is a professor at KU Leuven (Belgium), and a lecturer at the University of Southampton (United Kingdom). He has done extensive research on big data & analytics, customer relationship management, fraud detection, and credit risk management. His findings have been published in well-known international journals.
Christoph Balduck
Christoph Balduck has been working in IT since 2001 and as of 2007 in the field of information management. Initially Christoph fulfilled a number of technical and functional roles in SAP, moving over to CRM applications and since 2007 he has focused on information and data management.
Emiel van Bockel
Emiel van Bockel is an expert in strategic information management and business intelligence and works with CB in Culemborg, The Netherlands. People call him a visionary and thought leader in both the data world and the world of process, which is quite unique.
Lawrence Corr
Lawrence Corr is a leading international BI consultant and former Ralph Kimball Associate. He has worked on data warehousing projects in the US, Europe, the Middle East and Africa within healthcare, telecoms, broadcasting, higher education, financial services and retail, helping organizations benefit from simpler, more inclusive requirements modeling techniques.
Guy Crets
Guy Crets is a Business Integration Architect and Partner at I8C. I8C itself is part of the Belgian Cronos Group with a headcount of well over 4000. Guy is a leading consultant and speaker with more than 25 years of experience in the area of application integration and SOA. He spoke at many international conferences and user groups, presented workshops and moderated panel discussions.
In Belgium, Guy regularly presents workshops for SAI (similar to NGI in the Netherlands).
Dr. Barry Devlin is one of the authorities in the field of business insight and he is one of the founders of data warehousing.
With over thirty years' experience in IT, of which twenty with IBM as "Distinguished Engineer", he is a valued consultant and teacher all around, plus author of the standard book "Data Warehouse – from Architecture to Implementation".
Regine Dhaene
Regine Dhaene, Practice Lead GDPR, Regine holds more than twenty years of experience in several sectors and has held various executive roles in her career. Among these are COO, business- and information architect, program- and project manager, business analyst, line manager and management consultant.
Janani Dumbleton
Janani heads up the audience platform data teams, that manage the petabyte scale data warehouse and data lake, and deliver data products and services supporting personalisation, insights and innovation. She also manages the data governance and operational privacy teams, who promote and embed data management best practices, ensuring reliable and compliant data is made available for all digital products. Apart from managing and delivering these products and services, part of her role is also to explore innovative ways of applying technology and practical uses of the petabyte scale data repository for wider benefit across the BBC. Prior to the BBC, Janani has worked across multiple verticals assisting businesses with their unique, industry specific data requirements including digital transformation, master data management, data quality and data governance. She also regularly speaks at seminars, and authors blogs & white papers.
Wayne Eckerson has been a thought leader in the data warehousing, business intelligence, and performance management fields since the early 1990s. He has conducted numerous in-depth research studies and is the author of "Performance Dashboards: Measuring, Monitoring, and Managing Your Business."
Donald Farmer
Donald Farmer, principal of TreeHive Strategy, is an internationally-known advisor to analytics vendors, investors and enterprises. His career has ranged from fish-farming and archeology, to leading product teams at Microsoft and Qlik. Donald specializes in helping his clients to develop advanced strategies for analytics, innovation and design, especially taking advantage of new technologies and techniques.
Mike Ferguson
Mike Ferguson is an analyst and consultant and specialises in business intelligence / analytics, data management, big data and enterprise business integration. Mike has consulted for dozens of companies and teaches popular classes in Big Data, New Technologies for Data Warehousing and BI.
Erik Fransen
Erik Fransen is sinds 1994 actief als consultant, trainer en spreker actief in het vakgebied Datawarehousing en Business Intelligence. Momenteel is hij samen met Antoine Stelma actief met het oplossen van Data & Analytics vraagstukken voor datagedreven organisaties en als mede-eigenaar van Centennium Opleidingen actief in het opleiden van Data & Analytics professionals.
Christian Gijsels
Christian Gijsels currently works as an independent consultant and trainer. Before that, Christian was employed at the Cronos Holding, where, as a co-founder, was responsible for the Consulting Groep The Business Analysts, a group of 55 business analists, functional analists and project managers.
Kent Graziano
Kent Graziano is an award winning author, speaker, and trainer, in the areas of data modeling, data architecture, and data warehousing. He is an internationally recognized expert in Data Vault and Agile Data Warehousing. Mr. Graziano has developed and led many successful software and data warehouse implementation teams, including multiple agile DW/BI teams and is the Chief Technical Evangelist for Snowflake Computing.
Pieter den Hamer
Pieter den Hamer has 20+ years of experience in the area of big data, analytics and business intelligence, working as consultant, manager and researcher. Currently, he is a strategist at Alliander, focusing his expertise mostly on themes like the smart grid and the energy transition. He is also associated with the Copernicus Institute at Utrecht University.
Jan Henderyckx
Jan Henderyckx is trusted advisor, speaker and author who has been active in the field of Information Management and Information Governance and strategy since 1986. He has presented, moderated and taught workshops at many international conferences and User Group meetings worldwide.
Sander Hoogendoorn
Sander Hoogendoorn is an independent mentor, trainer, software architect, programmer, speaker, and writer. He is a highly appreciated catalyst in the innovation of software development at his many international clients.
A thought leader and practitioner in the rapidly growing field of business intelligence – Claudia Imhoff, Ph.D. is a popular and dynamic speaker on business intelligence and the infrastructure to support these initiatives – the Corporate Information Factory (CIF).
Martin Kersten
Martin L. Kersten is a computer scientist with research focus on database architectures, query optimization and their use in scientific databases. He is an architect of the MonetDB system, an open-source column store database for data warehouses, online analytical processing (OLAP) and geographic information systems (GIS). For this work he received the prestigious ACM SIGMOD E.F. Codd Innovation Award and the ACM SIGMOD Systems Award.
Mr. Krishnan is a recognized expert worldwide in the strategy, architecture and implementation of high performance big data analytics, data warehousing, analytics and business intelligence solutions. He is a visionary data warehouse thought leader, ranked as one of the top 20 data warehouse consultants in the world.
Jos Kuiper
Jos Kuiper is an experienced Enterprise Architect. He has been working in the financial industry for more than 30 years, in the IT domain since 1990. In april 2016 he joined Volkswagen Pon Financial Services in Amersfoort, the Netherlands.
Rick van der Lans is an independent analyst, consultant, author and internationally acclaimed lecturer specializing in data warehousing, business intelligence, and database technology. Rick helps clients worldwide to design their data warehouse, big data and BI architectures.
Harm van der Lek
Harm van der Lek is an experienced designer. His specialization is modelling, especially in the area of Business Intelligence. From information analysis and modelling to architecture and database design to implementation.
Mark Madsen, president and founder of Third Nature, is a well-known consultant and industry analyst. Mark is a former CTO and CIO with experience working for both IT and vendors, including a company used as a Harvard Business School case study. He now advises companies worldwide on data strategy, technology and management, and designs and builds analytics systems.
Keith McCormick
Keith McCormick has leveraged statistical software since 1990 along with deep expertise utilizing popular industry advanced analytics solutions such as IBM SPSS Statistics, IBM SPSS Modeler, AMOS, Answer Tree, popular open source and other tools involving text and big data analytics. Keith has guided organizations to establish highly effective analytical practices across industries, to include public sector, media, marketing, healthcare, retail, finance, manufacturing and higher education.
William McKnight takes corporate information and turns it into a bottom-line producing asset. He's worked with companies like Fidelity Investments, Teva Pharmaceuticals, Scotiabank, Samba Bank, Pfizer, France Telecom and Verizon — 17 of the Global 2000 — and many others.
Bert Meuris
Bert Meuris is a senior integration consultant at I8C (Integr8 Consulting) with 12 years of experience in IT. Throughout his entire career, Bert focused on integration in all aspects. He has substantial experience with Service Busses and worked with SoftwareAG webMethods, TIBCO BusinessWorks, and SAP PI/PO, among others. For the last couple of years, Bert has focused more on API's and all aspects that come with it: from API design to API management (Axway API Management) and API governance.
Daragh O Brien
Daragh O Brien is an internationally respected trainer and consultant Information Governance, Information Quality, and Data Privacy. Prior to establishing Castlebridge Associates he worked for 12 years with a leading telecommunications company in CRM and Regulatory Operations roles.
Lex Pierik
Lex Pierik started working in the ICT industry in 2000 and by extensive field experiences he quickly grew into his current role as a principal BI consultant. He is a seasoned ICT professional with a particular expertise in both the conceptual as well as the technical complexities of BI challenges.
Adrian Reed
Adrian Reed is a true advocate of the analysis profession. In his day job, he acts as Principal Consultant and Director at Blackmetric Business Solutions where he provides business analysis consultancy and training solutions to a range of clients in varying industries. He is a Past President of the UK chapter of the IIBA® and he speaks internationally on topics relating to business analysis and business change. Adrian wrote the 2016 book 'Be a Great Problem Solver… Now' and the 2018 book 'Business Analyst'.
Rutger Rienks
Rutger Rienks is the author of "Predictive Policing: Taking a Chance for a Safer Future". He holds a PhD in computer science from the University of Twente in The Netherlands and is a well-known enthusiastic speaker.
James Robertson has been associated with hundreds of projects. From this rich experience he has witnessed time and again that development efforts only succeed when they profoundly understand the problem to be solved, and derive a solution that elegantly delivers the needed functionality and qualities. James is the author of six books, numbers courses, video instruction, and many articles and talks that have provided insights to better business analysis.
Irene Salemink
Irene Salemink has been appointed as Director of the Business Register Department at Statistics Netherlands since 2012. After her master's degree in Chemistry and a PhD in Biochemistry, she changed career and started in 2000 at Statistics Netherlands (SN). Her department works closely with the Chamber of Commerce and the Dutch Central Bank. Momentarily her biggest challenge lies in managing the design, development and implementation of a Logical Data Warehouse solution as part of the new SN Data strategy.
Alec Sharp
Alec Sharp, a senior consultant and acclaimed teacher with Clariteq Systems Consulting, has deep expertise in a rare combination of fields – business analysis and requirements specification, data modelling, strategy development, facilitation, and, of course, business process modelling, analysis and design.
Kishan Shri
Kishan Shri has a background in Data Warehousing and Business Process Management and is currently advisor Business Intelligence at Erasmus MC.
In this position he is involved in the many uses of BI within the organization.
Nigel Turner
Nigel Turner is Principal Information Management Consultant for EMEA at Global Data Strategy Ltd. and Vice-Chair of the Data Management Association of the UK. Nigel has worked in Information Management for over 25 years, both as an in-house deliverer of Information Management solutions at British Telecommunications plc and subsequently as an external consultant to more than 150 clients, including British Gas, UK Environment Agency, Intel US and others.
Mark de Visser
Mark worked as head of marketing at Borland in Amsterdam before he moved to Silicon Valley in 1993. In the United States he led the marketing activities of companies such as Borland, Red Hat, Zend Technologies, Sonatype, CFEngine, Saucelabs and Splice Machine. He is an authority and frequent speaker on software development tools, databases, open source and marketing automation.
Gert Vonck
Gert Vonck is momenteel werkzaam als zelfstandig business consultant, maar is beter bekend als de oprichter van Appfie.com. Appfie is een start-up gericht op de invoering en het gebruik van Low Code platformen binnen ondernemingen, en specifiek voor Microsoft PowerApps en Flow. Binnen Appfie is Gert, naast spreker en PowerApps trainer, ook dagelijks betrokken bij strategische oefeningen, de creatie van roadmaps en change management projecten binnen middelgrote tot grote ondernemingen.
Dave Wells is the Data Management Practice Director at Eckerson Group, a data analytics research and consulting organization. He brings a unique perspective to data management based on five decades of working with data in both technical and business roles. Dave works at the intersection of information management and business management, where real value is derived from data assets. He is an industry analyst, consultant, and educator dedicated to building meaningful and enduring connections throughout the path from data to business value.
Colin White is the founder of BI Research and president of DataBase Associates Inc. As an analyst, educator and writer he is well known for his in-depth knowledge of business intelligence, business analytics, and data management technologies. With many years of IT experience, he has consulted for dozens of companies throughout the world and is a frequent speaker at leading IT events.
Sam Wouters
Sam Wouters is a Blockchain Consultant. He has been learning everything about them for the past 4 years and has advised organisations across several industries on them. Sam works at Duval Union Consulting, where he helps organisations understand the impact of digital and transform their business. He helped write the Digital Transformation Book, sold in over 60 countries.
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I've played around with my guitalele and its tuning quite a bit. I will spare you all the details, but I have found the following to work well. The guitalele is meant to be tuned adgcea. Eventually, I recognized that adgce is pretty close to adgbe. I tuned down the c string, and tried some guitar music, and it sounded good. So, I took off all the strings, and set the high a string aside. I put the e string first, the c string second, and so on. I tune the c string to b, and get a fresh low e string from a classical guitar set, and tune that to e on the 6th spot. Lo and behold, a nice sounding eadgbe tuning on the guitalele, and all the strings except number 6 are at or very near normal tension.
The main reason for doing this is my desire to play classical music, and all the resources out there seem to be geared to that tuning. So, I will play guitar music on my guitalele, and Uke music on my Kala Longneck, and all is well in my little corner of the musical world!
I know some folks have desired to do this, and I tried eadgbe on the strings as they normally are, but they were just too loose. This set up seems to fix that.
Oh, I did need to file one of the slots on the nut to let the heavier string sit properly.
LaBella makes a set for Fractional Guitars, the 1/4 size works well.
You can use eadgbe tuning and have good tension and tone.
neat idea! I had a Yamaha guitalele for a while but I didn't bond with it. I probably would have liked it more if it was tuned like a standard guitar.
I would love some advice. I have just bought a Córdoba Guitilele 6 string. My husband has put extra light acoustic strings on it and tuned it to e a d g b e but it won't stay in tune. Almost immediately it goes out. Is it the stings? It came with metal strings and nylon on it and the new set is all metal. thank you!
Lisa, most new instruments will need to be played daily for about a month before the nylgut strings hold their tune. The strings are being stretched, and playing them is an essential part of the process. This will happen again after you wear out and replace the strings with new ones.
Cordoba has promised to soon release some strings for the Cordoba Mini with regular guitar tuning.
Just for your information also Tom, Southcoast strings have designed a special set for this guitar tuning - the 'Eddie Freeman Special' set - They sound amazing and I highly recommend them. If you check out Dr Bekken's youtube channel he has a number of clips there using this set on his guitarlele and they sing.
This set has a suggested tuning of e a d' g b e' on the typical 17" Guilele scale. That makes this a reentrant set in the Eddie Freeman Special form, with strings 6-4 an octave up from standard guitar tuning. The 3rd string is then reentrant, dropping an octave. The strings proceed up normally from there, meaning strings 3-1 are in the same octave as standard guitar tuning. The 4th & 1st strings are plain. The 4 lowest strings, 6, 5, 3 & 2 are wound. The heavier of these, the 6 & 3 are smooth wound for noise free playing. The 5th and 2nd wound strings are lighter gauges and are polished round wounds for low noise. These materials allow a 4-wound set-up to have much less noise under hand than the customary 3-wound arrangement. In addition to allowing play with standard guitar chord names, this set, compared to a typical Guilele set, will have a much easier feel, much better response and the range of notes are much better suited for acoustic play on the small bodied Guilele.
There is also a variant set of lighter gauge. Worth trying for sure. Cheers mate.
Thanks for your original post, moving the strings up one place, it's working well for me using John Pearse PJ116 strings - which I also like on my guitar. They are a replacement for nylon strings and have a sort of hybrid nylon/steel sound.
Edit: After some experimentation I am finding that a D'Addario NYL056W string on the bass gives good tension, sound and articulation, when used as a guitar low E.
I also have a solution for the bass string. After consulting D'Addario's http://www.daddario.com/upload/tension_chart_13934.pdf, I found that to maintain the same tension as the PJ116 set (14lbs) I would need a D'Addario .059 steel string; they are available with nickel or phosphor bronze windings. I know this sounds a bit radical fitting such a large steel string, but it works and the tension is definitely right. I opted for the nickel windings and it sounds a little dull so I might try the phosphor bronze some time.
The only caveats are that the string is so fat that it only just fits the hole in the bridge and the ball/loop end part does not go down the hole, but it wedges firmly in the hole and seems to work fine like that. Also, that the tuning is very fine - but it does stay in tune.
I think you may be confusing an acoustic guitar steel string (nickel/bronze outer wrap, which has a STEEL core) with a WOUND classical guitar string (silverplated copper which has a NYLON core).
You should be aware that acoustic/electric guitar steel strings of the same gauge as the classical nylon or wound-over-nylon strings, have about 3-4x the string tension, and as such, will damage (usually beyond repair) and instrument that is built for classical-style strings.
Aside from that, steel strings require a different bridge configuration, with the saddle slanted at about 18 degrees away from the NUT in order to get anything close to having proper intonation with the bass strings being less than +30 cents sharp, and as such if installed on an instrument with a saddle that is parallel to the nut, will likely be impossible to play in tune.
Yes, I've tried it myself and can confirm.
Classical guitar and uke strings are NOT the same as acoustic/electric guitar steel strings. They are composed of different materials.
If you want to test for string tension, D'Addarion has an online calculator that lets you build your own string sets (link below).
When you use the 'String Tension Pro' site you can adjust tuning, scale length and either tension or string gauge and it tells you how all the math works out.
Lots of beginners with ukulele and classical guitar see 'metal' strings and make the incorrect assumption that these are the same as like on a Martin acoustic or other acoustic or electric guitar, and this is simply and completely incorrect.
On ukulele, classical guitar and similar instruments, these strings with metal on them are called 'WOUND' strings as opposed to plain nylon, fluorocarbon, nylgut etc, and have a core of these SAME materials (not steel) that is wrapped with silver-plated copper, aluminum, bronze (La Bella), nickel (GHS) or chrome (Thomastik-Infeld) in order to increase the linear density and offer proper tension in order to intonate effectively.
Thanks for your advice, I only just saw it.
I had realised the error of my ways and edited my post already. Yes, it was silly to try using a steel string - but I didn't know that until I tried it, haha. It was the right weight and tension according to the D'Addario tables but it went right out of tune as soon I fretted a note - it was considerably out by the third fret! I think that in my case the problem was caused by the tension increasing due to the fretting pressure - steel strings do not stretch like nylon ones.
I am now using a .056 bass string (NYL056W) which is doing what is wanted and the intonation is nearly perfect.
aquila has a set for the cordoba mini that's guitar tuning.
The tension is fine, but I can't say I cared for the tone. Just too low for the body size to sound right.
Tune down the wound strings to EAD....they will all hold tune well.
Then remove the bottom 1st nylon string your current A to be high E...throw it away.
Move the 2 remaining nylon strings down 1 position each.
The gap that was the 3rd string C that is to be tuned to G....replace that with another thin steel core wound string at the same or just slightly less than that of the 4th D wound string.
So 1 and 2 are nylon and 3456 are wound strings.
I stick to the re-entrant Southcoast EFS strings, but there are also strings for the seven-string 'Russian' guitar, tuned like a regular classical guitar with the 7th string a low B, beneath the low E. If you remove the high E string from that set you can put the rest of the strings on the guitalele and use regular linear E to E guitar tuning.
Just to let you know my latest experience, because the option has not been listed here yet : I tried a set of nylon Hannabach 890MT for 1/8 guitar on my gretsch guitalele. It is the very first time in years of trial and errors that I get a satisfactory E tuning on it, at last ! The set comes with a G wound string (I personally don't care) and is quite expensive, but the strings are excellent, stay in tune and give a deep low voice to the diminutive instrument. I would be very happy if you can share your impressions once you have tried them.
This is an old topic, but I do have a solution.
That sounds great Kissing! :music: and also a really simple solution without going crazy for custom string sets.


It may go down in history as the busiest two weeks ever at Wachovia Center –October 3-14, 2005 — with the Rolling Stones, U2, Pearl Jam, Foo Fighters, the Flyers, the 76ers and the Phantoms all performing or playing at the 21,000-seat arena in Philadelphia, PA.
The 211,068 combined fans devoured 8,727 orders of Crab Fries (12,000 pounds) from Chickie's & Pete's and 4,741 cheesesteaks (1,926 pounds of meat) from Steve's Prince of Steaks, both new concession stands in the Cingular Pavilion on the concourse. Additionally, they consumed 10,967 hot dogs (1,901 pounds), 5,476 orders of nachos and 9,330 gallons of Pepsi soft drinks during this 14-day span. The operations staff removed 121 tons of trash during these two weeks.
These two weeks featured six sell out concerts, including Pearl Jam (October 3), the Rolling Stones (October 10 and 12), the Foo Fighters with Weezer (October 13) and U2 (October 16-17), the Philadelphia Flyers (October 5, 7, 14 and 15), the Philadelphia Phantoms (October 8-9) and the Philadelphia 76ers (October 11).
Bruce Springsteen joined U2 on stage on October 17 for "People Get Ready." Midway through the number Bono called Springsteen's wife, Patty Scialfa, to join them on stage. Springsteen, who earlier this year inducted U2 into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, performed "Stand by Me" with U2 at historic JFK Stadium in Philadelphia in September of 1987, where Wachovia Center now stands.
"This will go down in history as one of the most memorable two weeks for our fans and our customers," said Comcast-Spectacor President Peter Luukko. "To have the Rolling Stones, U2, Pearl Jam and the Foo Fighters all within two weeks is remarkable. There is still more great moments to come this fall and winter."
One of the biggest events to occur in those two weeks was the grand opening of the new Cingular Pavilion, the largest in arena bar anywhere in the United States, featuring Chickie's & Pete's and Steve's Prince of Steaks. The 8,000-sq. ft. expanded concourse, made its debut on October 5, opening two hours prior to every arena event and remained open throughout the event with extended post-game hours.


By	Peter Alexandrou. Last edited by Marios Alexandrou on November 10, 2018.
Rescue breathing, sometimes called artificial resuscitation, is a way of breathing air into someone to give the person the oxygen needed to survive. This technique should be used on casualties that are not breathing, but still have signs of circulation.
Regardless of the cause for someone to stop breathing, the procedure is the same. First, open the airway by tilting the head back and lifting the chin upwards. Once you determine that the person is not breathing, pinch their nose to prevent air from escaping and blow into their mouth. If you do it correctly you will see their chest expand.
Blow only enough air to see their chest rise. If you blow too much, excess air may go into their stomach (gastric distension) which can cause vomiting. If they do vomit, quickly turn them on their side, let them finish vomiting, make sure there is nothing left in their mouth, and then repeat the process.
When you have successfully delivered two breaths, check for signs of circulation. If you detect signs of circulation, but no breathing, continue the providing air to the casualty with one breath every 5 seconds (for adults). A good way to time the breaths is to count, "one one-thousand, two one-thousand… " Each breath should last for about 2 seconds. After a minute passes (12 breaths) once again check for signs of circulation.
Do not stop rescue breathing unless you are in danger, the casualty begins breathing, there are no signs of circulation (in which case begin CPR), or another trained rescuer arrives and takes over.
If the person has injuries to the mouth, the same procedure can be done by blowing into their nostrils.
Dentures should be left in, unless they are causing a problem. Then you can remove them.
If you suspect the person has neck injuries, you should instead use the jaw thrust technique to keep the amount of head movement to a minimum.
Whenever possible use a rescue breathing barrier, to reduce the chance of disease transmission.
Rescue breathing may be done by itself or in combination with CPR.


The perception of threat is the primary cause for conflict escalation. The most important word in the previous sentence is perception. If you have no intention of causing the other person harm (either physically or emotionally) and they perceive that you do intend to harm them, your real intentions do not matter. With regard to the affect your actions have on the conflict, it only matters that they perceive you to be a threat.
The leverage point for de-escalating the conflict is their perception, and the strongest impact you will likely have on their perception is your tone and body language.
If your words do not match your tone and body language, people will believe your tone and body language before they will believe your words.
To become a master of conflict resolution, you need to learn more than a basket of tips, techniques, strategies, and phrases. You need to develop the ability to observe your tone and body language to identify inconsistencies between the words you are using and the non-verbal messages you are conveying.
When you find yourself in a conflict and you are working to resolve it successfully, choose non-threatening tones and body language so that your words of resolution will match the non-verbal messages you send.
Like so many words we use commonly, trust has many layers of meaning. While most of us have similar general perspectives about what it means to trust another person, there are some subtle differences in how we view this simple word.
Transactional trust refers to the trust we have that another person will do what they said they would do or complete and assigned task.
Relational trust refers to the trust we have that another person can listen to and understand our emotional state without passing judgment, criticizing, sharing it with others, or using the knowledge to somehow harm us.
At different times and in different situations, both components of trust can come into play in our interactions and relationships with other people. While most people experience and rely upon both trust components as they make decisions about how to interact with others, there are subtle differences in the priority that people place on the two components as they make decisions.
Leaders who focus heavily on task issues often place a higher priority on transactional trust – do people follow-through on commitments and complete tasks – than they do on relational trust. As a result, they can often find ways to stay engaged and working with a person that they do not "like" because they trust that the person will get things done.
Leaders who see the world through a relational filter often place a higher priority on relational trust – do people act in ways that build and protect relationships – than they do on transactional trust. And, they can often stay engaged and working with a person they like even if the other person has challenges with meeting deadlines and completing tasks.
Likewise, team members with a task focus often place a higher priority on transactional trust between them and their leader than they do on relational trust. And, team members with a relational focus place a higher priority on developing relational trust with their leader.
As a leader, you need to understand both how you and your team members prioritize the two sides of trust so that you can focus your trust building efforts in the area that will create the greatest immediate benefit.
To build trust with task-focused team members, focus on task completion and follow-through issues first and relationship issues second. To build trust with relationship-focused team members, focus on showing support and building a relationship first and task completion second.
Both forms of trust are important, and building high levels of both will contribute to creating a high-performing, high-functioning, results focused team. To get the greatest results in the shortest amount of time, know your team members and focus first in the area of greatest concern to them.
Your Now Step: Think about the people you lead. How do they view trust? How have you been working to build trust with them? Does your approach fit their perspective? If it matches, good job! If not, adjust your approach to better connect with them.
Conflict Rock Stars are almost always in control of their responses. They know how to communicate calmly and assertively in nearly every situation. Their response seems easy and effortless to the outside observer.
People who are Conflict Confident demonstrate appropriate responses to most conflicts. They respond in ways that lead to resolution rather than to escalation. Even though they might feel some unease or discomfort in conflict, they engage confidently and lead towards resolution.
The Conflict Quesy person either gets a knot in their stomach or a little flash of anger that causes them to be a little too passive or a little too aggressive. In fact, they might switch between to0 aggressive, too passive and confident responses in the same encounter. In general, they do pretty well in conflict, and they respond in ways that feel like they will lead to resolution. However, they are often confused and frustrated when their responses unintentionally escalate conflicts.
Conflict Chickens run from conflict almost every time. They avoid confrontation and conflict to the point that they fail to engage even when needed to resolve the situation. Their failure to engage often leads to escalation rather than deescalation because the issues causing the conflict remain unresolved.
Conflict Coercers are on the other end of the spectrum from Conflict Chickens. They often dive in to conflict and push for resolution in a way that inflames rather than calms the situation. They sometimes think they have resolved a conflict when they drive a Conflict Chicken to silence or out of the conversation.
I did not derive these categories from a sophisticated and comprehensive statistical analysis. So please, don't over read them. They are simply built on my observations from working and talking with lots of people about their responses and approaches to conflict and then observing how the conflicts develop and end.
It seems that most people are in the Conflict Quesy category. There are also a pretty significant number of Conflict Chickens and Conflict Coercers. There are fewer Conflict Confident people, and fewer still Conflict Rock Stars.
The good news is that no matter where you start, you can become Conflict Confident. With enough study and practice, you could even become a Conflict Rock Star. The growth in your conflict resolution skills begins when you learn to accurately diagnose and read conflict situations and how to respond appropriately — confidently — to the conflict.
Conflict Confidence is a learned skill. It is not a natural talent.
The first part of the statement implies that people see the general value and validity of the approach, principle, or technique that we are discussing. So, they are not really disagreeing with me. They are saying that they don't see how to make it work in their situation.
When you find yourself in an environment that is driven by rigid work rules (whether mandated by law or contract), controlled by a boss that you have trouble persuading, or full of people who have a history of being uncooperative; it is easy to lose hope and to begin feeling helpless.
You do not have to stay in that mental and emotional state.
Even if the work rules, pressures from your boss, or level of cooperation from your team scream at you about the things that you can't do, there is still something that you can do. There is always something that you can control.
You can control your words, your actions, and your attitude.
Focusing on what cannot be done is tempting and, in some ways, personally satisfying. It is easy to fall into the trap of letting the things you cannot do determine your actions and your attitude. If you want to make a positive impact on your organization, fight that temptation with everything you've got.
Choose to focus on what is in your control. Choose to focus on what you can do. Choose to make the difference you can make. Choose to work on possibilities rather than limitations. When you make that choice, you take control of your situation. When you take control of your situation, you create hope and positive expectation where there was frustration and hopelessness.
While the concept is simple, it is not easy. This choice takes focus, effort, and concentration. While it sometimes requires you to "put blinders on" as you work through the day, the idea is not to ignore problems and frustrations. The idea is to force yourself to focus on the behaviors, interactions, attitudes, and tasks that fall inside your circle of control. When you do that, you can take positive actions to make a difference rather than get overwhelmed and driven to inactivity by things beyond your control.
Focus on what you can do rather than what you cannot do, and you become a victor over circumstances rather than a victim to them.
Your Now Step: Think about a project, relationship, or process in your organization that has been frustrating you recently. Identify at least one positive action you can take in the next 24 hours to improve the situation even if others do not cooperate. Take that action.


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January 29, 2022 ~ mohingaamatters
Today marks the fifth anniversary of the association of U Ko Ni, the legal advisor to the State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi and the National League for Democracy (NLD) as well as an expert on constitution law. U Ko Ni was shot and killed at the Yangon International Airport on this day five years ago. The image of him holding his grandson while the gunman held the pistol on his head remains vividly on everyone's minds. A taxi driver named Ko Nay Win was also killed as he chased the gunman with barehand. U Ko Ni consistently lobbied to abolish the military-drafted 2008 Constitution and develop a new one while he was also the mastermind behind creating the role of state counsellor as Daw Aun San Suu Kyi was barred from becoming the president by the clause 59(f) in constitution. The culprits of his murder included a professional hitman and three former military officers, two of whom were charged and sentenced in prison, but one has evaded capture to this day.
It was the worst kept secret that Min Aung Hlaing's military had a hand in the killing of U Ko Ni; however, then court decided the defendants were acting on their own and not motivated by the institution. Military supporters and so-called extreme nationalists openly celebrated the murder and even hailed the murderers as heroes while the government in power (NLD) itself and the public were left stunned and helpless. Behind closed doors, just after the murder, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi said that Ko Ni's being "taken away from us" was a terrible blow and a warning to those left behind. Fast forward five years, the 2008 Constitution is no longer legitimate, and we are set for drafting a new one under the elected National Unity Government (NUG). It has not come easily, and there is still a long road ahead but at least we are walking the walk now. Although known as a peace-lover, we hope U Ko Ni would be proud looking down on us.
Now onto the reality. Back and forth charges between regime's forces and people defense forces (PDF) took place across the country yesterday and today. This evening around 5pm, junta's soldiers were attacked with a bomb near Fortune Plaza in Thaketa Township and it immediately led to exchange of gunshots. Khit Thit Media reported that two soldiers were killed during the incident and soon, the whole township was blocked for thorough inspection. A similar attack at a ward administration office in Aungmyaytharzan Township of Mandalay Region killed one solider and injured another today. Moreover, a grenade was thrown inside a police guard station in Kyaikhto Town of Mon State and there were casualties as well. And there was an explosion at the security-tightened staff housing of Insein Prison last night. A military convoy speeding up on the Strand Road towards Insein for investigation was witnessed by residents of Yangon.
In Mandalay, two restaurants that had been selling military-owned Myanmar beer were blasted with bombs last night. Smart 88 and Dragon Star had once been warned to stop distributing junta's products and failed to comply, hence three joint PDF called KDF, Justice Mandalay PDF and Phoenix (Yesagyo) and Mandalay PDF coordinated an attack on them, according to Mizzima. Three other restaurants and a karaoke place were also met with bomb attacks on January 27 for the same crime in Mandalay. Also in Mandalay, a civilian called Ko Nyein Chan Win was shot and killed by junta's soldiers for refusing to stop his motorbike the night before yesterday. The victim, however, turned out to be the member of United Solidarity Development Party (USDP), the military's proxy party, and hence failed to collect any sympathy from the public.
Chindwin Attack Force released a statement yesterday that it had attacked State Administration Council (SAC)'s station with artillery shelling in Shwe Taung Oo Hill of Monywa Township in Sagaing Region around 11pm on January 27. Fifteen shots were fired from three artilleries and at least two tents were destroyed, causing mayhem inside the military camp and fatalities are yet to be disclosed. The station accommodated about 100 troops and was notorious for disturbing and distorting innocent civilians/travelers in the region. From Sagaing Region, Aung San Forces also shared the news that it had coordinated an attack with local PDF towards regime's forces in Zeephyukone Village of Pale Township last night. The clash lasted about 30 minutes in which the resistance forces had reportedly launched offensives both on ground and air which may have resulted in multiple deaths although not verified yet.
However, our armed resistance has not been without grief. Early this morning around 1am, a safe house inside Shwe Pone Nyat Housing in Kamaryut Township of Yangon was raided by regime's soldiers. At least ten gunshots were heard by neighbors during which one youth was killed and four others were abducted, according to Khit Thit Media. The dead victim and detainees have not been identified yet. Also in Mandalay, a PDF member called Jack injured himself while testing explosives, effectively blowing his cover yesterday. He was sent to hospital immediately and his phone was seized by regime's troops. Fellow resistance fighters were informed not to pick up the phone and move locations as they could be tracked through Jack's contacts.
And this morning around 9am, junta's forces launched airstrikes from two fighter jets in Pekhon Township of Shan State, injuring two PDF members. The air attack was apparently a retaliation for Pekhon- PDF's ambush on their outpost in the early morning, according to Ayeyarwaddy Times. In Chin State, a military convoy consisting of 83 vehicles including two tanks have arrived on Mindat-Matupi Road and reportedly shelling artillery randomly for no reason for almost a week now. Residents speculate that the reason of indiscriminate shootings are to show off their weaponry. CDF-Mindat's spokesperson Ko Yaw Man told Khit Thit Media that it would start offensive battles towards regime's army along with local resistance forces in near future and soon there will be battles to seize cities.
Meanwhile, Min Aung Hlaing's regime has been reportedly planning to celebrate Chin National Day across all the townships in Chin State on coming February 20. It was discussed during SAC's Chin Regional Government Meeting on January 27 that they would organize celebrations on state level, appoint committee members, invite VIPs and provide all the necessary funding. Min Aung Hlaing's military has strategically ruined Chin State, from cutting food supplies to burning Thantlang Town to ashes. Despite all that, how they have no shame to even talk about celebrating Chin National Day is beyond our logic. In other news, there is no more military doctor assigned in junta's military stations due to the higher demand in frontlines. Instead, midwives are given the task to see patients and everyone who comes to clinic are provided with paracetamol and burmeton regardless of their age or disease. Moreover, soldiers' wives are also assigned for night guarding duty as there is shortage of manpower in the station.
On international front, China's UN ambassador said yesterday that the UN Security Council's primary goal in strife-torn Myanmar should be to avoid more violence and a civil war, according to AP news. Zhang Jun said that he hoped their efforts and others "can really continue to calm the situation." It was reported previously that China has requested ethnic armed organizations (EAOs) to avoid warfare during Chinese New Year as well. It has been two days short of the anniversary of the coup. About 1,500 people have died. Over 10,000 remain under detention. Min Aung Hlaing will not suddenly hand over power, PDF will not give up the armed resistance until the collective federal goal is achieved. If China is suggesting peace now, Winnie the Pooh clearly has not been paying attention.

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Zonulispira grandimaculata is a species of sea snail, a marine gastropod mollusk in the family Pseudomelatomidae, the turrids and allies.

Description
The length of the shell varies between 10 mm and 24 mm.

Distribution
This species occurs in the Pacific Ocean between Nicaragua and Panama.

References

 Adams, C. B. "Catalogue of shells collected at Panama, with notes on synonymy, station, and habitat." Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences 5.1 (1852): 229–549.

External links

 Gatsropods.com: Zonulispira grandimaculata.

grandimaculata
Gastropods described in 1852

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Huge captures for Caernarfon Town FC as Donohue and Gosset sign on
PICTURE by Caernarfon Town FC shows Dion Donohue.
ONE of the greatest products of football on Anglesey in recent times has returned to former club Caernarfon Town FC.
At the age of 16, the energetic full-back began his career in senior football with home village club Bodedern Athletic – who he recently played in friendlies for for match fitness.
Now 27 years old, Donohue then went on to spend six years in the Everton academy before also representing local clubs Holyhead Hotspur, Porthmadog and Caernarfon Town, with whom he landed a treble of Welsh Alliance title, Cookson Cup and FAW Trophy under Lee Dixon in 2012/13.
He then signed for English Non-League side Sutton Coldfield Town in 2014, guiding them to promotion from the Evo-Stik Northern Premier Division 1 South.
His performances earned him a trial with Chesterfield in 2015 and went on to feature in 56 games for the club and was even named Players' Player of the Year at the end of the 2016/17 campaign.
He signed for Portsmouth in August 2017, before also going on to play for Mansfield Town, Swindon Town and Barrow.
All in all, Donohue has amassed more than 100 appearances in the English Football League, including four campaigns at the third level of English football.
In further great news for Caernarfon Town FC this week, much-loved midfielder Danny Gosset has also put pen to paper ahead of the 21/22 top-flight season.
Gosset in Caernarfon Town colours. PIC: Caernarfon Town FC
A household name in Welsh football by now, the 26-year-old, who is from Y Felinheli just outside Bangor, was diagnosed with B-Cell Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma on August 16, 2019, after initially suffering from a dull ache in his hip. He then underwent courses of chemotherapy and radiotherapy before being given the 'all clear' in January last year and eventually returning to the field with Bala Town in the 20/21 season.
The central midfielder joined the Lakesiders from Bangor City in 2018 and has also previously represented the likes of Rhyl, The New Saints and English Football League club Oldham Athletic, as well as the Cymru C squad.
Two fantastic acquisitions by the Cofis and a statement of intent for next season perhaps? Particularly after having gone so close to qualifying for Europe come the end of the last campaign.
Players like these two can definitely help Huw Griffiths' side cross that line into European qualification in my opinion as they bring plenty of talent, experience and knowledge of the game to the club.
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130 Americans die each day from opioid overdoses. Experts are asking why a lifesaving treatment isn't widely available without a prescription.
The antidote, naloxone, is supposed to be readily available at pharmacies in most states. But a report last year found that wasn't the case.
The US Surgeon General issued a rare advisory telling Americans to carry a lifesaving drug overdose treatment — here's how to use it
A former paramedic told us how to use naloxone, or Narcan, the life-saving drug overdose reversal medication that the US Surgeon General told everyone to carry.
The list price of a life-saving overdose treatment has skyrocketed 680% in the last 3 years — and now 31 senators want answers
An emergency medication often referred to as an "antidote" for opioid overdoses has been skyrocketing in price over the last few years.
The price of a life-saving overdose treatment has increased 680% to $4,500 in the last 3 years
Pharma giants are being blamed for deaths after hiking the price of an opioid overdose drug
Deaths from opioid overdoses surged again last year to more than 30,000.
EpiPen isn't the only emergency medicine skyrocketing in price
The increases have made affording naloxone hard for community organizations, which give naloxone to drug users, their family members, and nonmedical personnel.
The 'antidote' to the overdose crisis just got a lot more expensive
One form of the drug costs 17 times as much as it did two years ago.


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'The results were impressive': Drug to fight aging purges the body of damaged 'zombie cells'
By wpadmin | January 9, 2019
A drug to fight aging may finally be on the horizon after the first trials in humans showed "impressive" results.
For many years, scientists have known that an accumulation of senescent cells in the body is linked to aging symptoms such as frailty and arthritis, as well as diseases such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.
Senescent cells – also known as zombie cells – are not completely dead, so are not cleared out by the body, but are too damaged to repair tissue or carry out normal functions. Unable to repair itself or clear out the waste, the body gradually deteriorates.
Previously animal studies have shown that removing these cells reverses the aging process, extends lifespan, and restores lost youth.
Now, for the first time, scientists in the U.S. have shown improvements in humans using a drug that sweeps away the defunct cells. Although the initial three-week trial on 14 pensioners was only designed to show the drug was safe, the participants were able to walk faster, get up from a chair more quickly and scored better in ability tests.
Scientists in the U.S. have shown improvements in humans using the drug. Getty Images
Dr. James Kirkland, the senior study author, of the Mayo Clinic, said: "This is like a glimmer that it might actually work. The results were impressive. All 14 got better in their functional ability.
"We know there are at least 20 serious conditions that senescent cells are implicated in. We're starting with the most serious, but then we hope to move on to the rest. The same approach should work in multiple diseases.
"This is simply the start of human studies. We don't know what lies ahead and full trials are now ongoing. So at the moment, it's baby steps, but those baby steps are moving quickly."
The new treatment involves a drug called dasatinib which is already licensed for killing cancer cells in leukaemia patients and quercetin, a common plant pigment.
At the moment, it's baby steps, but those baby steps are moving quickly
The study showed that the drug combination began clearing out the cells within just 30 minutes and within 24 hours all senescent cells were gone.
"It has a hit-and-run effect," added Dr Kirkland. "The drug starts working quickly and we would ideally like to be able to give it just once a month."
All participants in the trial suffered from pulmonary fibrosis. Usually victims survive only six to eight years. The research was published in EBioMedicine, The Lancet online journal.
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Canada has one of the highest prevalence rates of multiple sclerosis (MS) in the world. Each person experiences disease onset and progression in a different way.
It is one of the great successes of modern medicine that certain diseases, such as multiple sclerosis (MS), that once had no viable treatments now have a variety of therapies …
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is an unpredictable disease that can have a profound impact on a person's ability to earn a living.
'I saw this crazy-yellow product,' says chef Rob Gentile. 'And I looked at (my chefs) and said, 'What the hell is this?''
With the arrival of Burtynsky as a high-profile advocate, the science campaign to define and identify the Anthropocene gets a fresh publicity boost
The notion that detox diets and cleanses can purge our bodies of pollutants, pesticides and other toxic sludge is 'scientifically absurd,' experts say
About five million Britons now abstain from alcohol during January, as part of the annual campaign which was first organized in 2013
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We visited friends in Tucson who were in the high school band with me and this is what was served for lunch.
Brown ground beef and drain. Toss with lettuce, corn, beans, tomatoes, and olives. Add dressing to taste, mix well, then top with shredded cheese. Serve with taco chips.


The term 'mattress protector' is used loosely to describe a fitted cover that may or may not insulate the mattress from liquids. Strictly, we think that only waterproof covers are protectors; and so we refer to permeable covers as mattress covers, but both types are included in this round-up.
A mattress is an expensive purchase that is definitely worth safeguarding with a mattress protector. All protectors help to keep the mattress clean, protect from general wear and tear and should be readily washable. Covers and protectors offer different levels of protection against dirt, allergens and liquids but a mattress must be completely enclosed in a zippered cover to prevent invasion by bed bugs.
Covers are usually quilted and stretched over the mattress beneath the sheets to provide additional comfort. They may absorb sweat and help contain dust allergens. Protectors are waterproof and, while also usually quilted, the primary purpose is not to add comfort. Like covers, protectors fit beneath the bottom sheet and can filter irritants. Traditional rubberised protectors (similar to those used in baby cots) can be hot to sleep on and can change the feel of the mattress. Newer protectors use a cotton/polyurethane laminate with wicking properties and are breathable.
Our list of Best Mattress Protectors features three well-reviewed mattress covers and four mattress protectors, including a six-sided protector at a great price.
This cover adds softness to the mattress-top with its 100% polyester filling in a 50/50 cotton/polyester blend surface. The top is quilted and the elasticated bottom-edge will stretch over mattresses as deep as 33cm. Reviewers report that it is durable and washes well at temperatures up to 40ºC. Highliving offers this cover on a full range of bed sizes. While not waterproof, this is a good-quality mattress cover at a budget price.
The Linens Limited Protector has a quilted top filled with 110 gsm polyester; the cover is a polycotton blend. The corners of the cover are elasticated and designed to fit over mattresses as deep as 33cm. It is machine washable at 40ºC but tumble-drying is not recommended. This cover will aid sleep comfort and help keep the mattress clean and unmarked. It is not waterproof but is a basic and durable product, offered at an everyday price.
This topper will add warmth and softness to any mattress. The top is made from a quilted polyester fleece and the filling is 100% polyester for machine-washability. It is held in place beneath a fitted sheet by straps that fit around the lower corners of the mattress and is offered in three different sizes to fit single, double and king-sized beds. The Fine Linens topper will enhance the coziness of any mattress but is especially worth considering for situations where a mattress is growing a little tired or lumpy and replacement is not an option. Reviews are positive and this a very comfortable pad at a very reasonable cost.
The Bettersleep cover offers complete mattress protection via a waterproof and breathable polyurethane backing that is soft and does not rustle. The cover will also inhibit the movement of allergens and dust mites. The top surface is a soft-touch, quilted microfibre and the fully-fitted skirt is 25cm deep, which is sufficient to fit most mattresses. The protector is machine washable and is offered in single; double; king and super-king sizes. Reviewers report excellent performance in conditions of incontinence, and good durability through several laundry cycles. This protector is well worth its price as a safeguard against wear and accidental damage to your mattress.
This protector has a polyester cover that offers good protection against spills and accidents. The sides are waterproof and measure 30cm to fit deep mattresses. It is machine-washable at 40ºC and some reviewers recommend pre-washing before use to remove some of the fabric's 'crinkle'. Silentnight is a well-known, reliable brand and this protector comes with a two-year guarantee. It is available in single, double and king sizes, and it is a great-value choice to guard against mattress damage caused by liquids.
Manufactured in Europe, the Dreamzie protector has a soft 100% cotton cover and breathable polyurethane backing that effectively blocks all fluids. It is certified against the presence of harmful chemicals and features the manufacturer's Bi-Ome treatment which blocks common allergens. The Dreamzie protector comes in a full range of sizes from cot to super-king and is designed to fit mattresses up to 30cm in depth. It is machine-washable at 60ºC and will tolerate low-temperature drying cycles, and it comes with a 10-year guarantee. Reviews are excellent and this is a top-quality mattress protector at an affordable price.
Total encasement is essential for anyone seeking to prevent bed bugs encroaching on their mattress. This is a six-sided, mattress protector with adjustable sides that will fit mattresses up to 40cm deep and an all-round zip closure. We like the attention to detail that provides a velcro flap to seal the small opening where the zipper ends. Manufactured from 100% polyester, the protector has a soft feel and is hypo-allergenic and water resistant (not water-proof). The Soak and Sleep mattress cover is machine-washable in cool water and comes in single, double, king and super-king sizes. This is a great choice at a feasible price for anyone who needs to combine mattress protection with a barrier against bed bugs.


Acne scars are challenging to treat. There are many treatment options available to improve acne scars depending on the type and severity of the scarring.
What are the Different Kinds of Acne Scars?
Treatment depends on the location, depth and severity of the scarring. Usually, several sessions are required combining different modalities including laser resurfacing, surgical excision of scars, and dermal fillers.
What are my Options for Acne Scar Improvement?
The treatment goal with acne scars should be improvement. Complete removal of acne scars is not possible, but improving the tone and texture of the skin can be accomplished.
Laser Peel: Laser beams are used to resurface the skin.
Chemical Peel: Removal of top layers of scarred skin can improve complexion.
The cost for acne treatments will depend on how many scars and the location of the scars. Pricing and financing varies based on the treatments you choose.


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KH 10th Anniversary soundtrack's website updated with KH2
By DChiuch
Square Enix have updated their official website for the Kingdom Hearts 10th Anniversary Fan Selection -Melodies & Memories- soundtrack. This update is an update to the track listing page, which now includes tracks from Kingdom Hearts II and Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix. These tracks can be seen below.
Official Kingdom Hearts 10th Anniversary Fan Selection -Melodies & Memories- website
1. Dearly Beloved
2. Passion-KINGDOM Orchestra Instrumental Version-
3. Passion ~ opening version ~
4. Lazy Afternoons
5. Missing You
6. The 13th Struggle
7. Roxas
8. Sora
9. Organization XIII
10. The 13th Reflection
11. The Other Promise
12. Riku
13. Darkness of the Unknown
14. Rage Awakened
15. Fate of the Unknown
Each track on the track listing page contains a comment from the composer of the soundtrack, and the Kingdom Hearts series, Yoko Shimomura. Our translator goldpanner has translated each of these comments, and they can all be read below.
Dearly Beloved: "We're finally here again. We made it back." Those were the feelings put into creating this song. Because the intro was long, production did me an impossibly huge favour and changed the title screen to fit it. (I marched to the programmers working on their day off!) There absolutely had to be this much build up until the melody could run its course, no matter what. That's what the song told me. It wasn't up to me. I am no more than a servant to the living breathing song. Haha.
Passion -KINGDOM Orchestra Instrumental Version-: From a powerful strike of an intro, this song flows into an address-like gentle melody, lapsing afterwards into a section like memories of strong determination awakening, then turns to a grand, powerful and dramatic close. This bold arrangement of hidden passion, like a flower opening with strength to face something, is certainly overwhelming.
Passion ~opening version~: My first impression on hearing this song was, "this song is quite difficult to grasp..." There's a reverse-playback phrase with profound hidden meaning running in the opposite direction to the catch. For some reason it really stays with you... it's an incredible song. Ms Utada is definitely a genius. (No, I'm sure you all know that already without the likes of me having to say it) I have a friend who is really great at karaoke, and it's a long story, but they told me "it's a super hard song to sing~!" Um, please don't ask something as tactless as whether I can sing it, okay~!
Lazy Afternoons: I said this in interviews many times back then, but, this song first appeared in Chain of Memories, and it gave me a lot of trouble. I redid the song over and over because it "didn't feel enough like twilight". So, I actually went out on the veranda of my house during twilight, feeling down and thinking "maybe I'm just no good...", zoning right out gazing at the clouds dyed with red. This song was born from that. The twilight feel does come through, doesn't it?
Missing You: In my own mind, I made this song as part of a set with the song "Treasured Memories" from the first title, which unfortunately didn't make it onto this best-of list. As in, "important treasure" (past) → "I don't want to lose my important, important..." (present). Ah, I'm always talking about musical stuff. Don't read too much into it, please, haha.
The 13th Struggle: This song was unexpectedly popular amongst our team, as well as our players. I personally thought intense quavers and bass half tone movements would reflect the concept of Organisation XIII, but halfway through work, it came to light that I'd missed Mr Tetsu's image of Organisation XIII, which was the piano phrase in "Another Side"! So, it became a song that combined both images of Organisation XIII.
Roxas: This song is truly blessed with so much love. When Mr Tetsu listened to my demo of the song, played on the piano like big droplets, he really liked it. I kept it basically the same, just fleshed it out a little to complete it. It would probably make the top three for shortest amount of time I spent actually working on a song in my whole life. It really was a gift from the gods of music.
Sora: With this song, the truth is, I'd decided to do something like this, but I wrote it before it was written as "Sora's theme," to use during the credits. Haha, I remember explaining, "this beginning, this section is Sora's theme, see!" while I was having people listen to the demo credits for me. The reason it happened like that was because the music for the credits had to be completed before recording. I thought, "If they say this is no good as Sora's theme then I'll have to redo the credits too!" but both Sora's theme and the credits were given the OK, happily~
Organization XIII: This is the first part of "Another Side". Mr Tetsu loved it, saying, "when I think of Organisation XIII, I think of this phrase." The phrase is used many times in many different songs. It's difficult to make a song that is simple but leaves a powerful impression, so I am grateful it exists. This song works hard to be useful and dutiful to its mother, maybe to rival Dearly Beloved, haha.
The 13th Reflection: This is an Organisation XIII battle theme added to Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix+. I wanted to make something that expressed a unique clean feel, a floating feel, something faster, like cracking into a sprint, and this is how the song turned out. I thought it would be rare, compared to the boss theme of the first KH title which had many patterns swelling to a crash in the second half, to do something with a floating out feel.
The Other Promise: Ever since the title released, this song has had a huge impact. It was only in Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix+, so it by no means seemed like it would become something this major, but... (thinking that and looking back, the songs related to Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix+ did very well, haha). It was used in many promo videos, and even a drammatica (orchestral) version was made, so there must be many people who know of it. This song was born from Mr Tetsu saying to me, "I want Roxas to be fought to a flashier piano version of his theme." I wanted to express questioning the utmost limits of our beings, and the unbearable sadness of a destiny you can't fight against.
Riku: Actually, Riku's theme has a pretty subdued impression, haha. It doesn't seem to be talked about much, see (sweatmark!), but I'm very happy that there are people who like it more than I realised. This is from the image of Riku that comes unhesitatingly to mind. That is, "while quiet, having a hidden passion."
Darkness of the Unknown: When we recorded this for the soundtrack, this track was originally three parts that made one song. However, it was split into three songs during production. It would have been troublesome, so they let me record the pattern in one song, identical to the soundtrack. After that, this song also ended up being used many times in other patterns. Then during recording, it ended up being put on a single loop. To those who liked it, I'm sorry...
Rage Awakened: During development, I didn't know the true form of who's song this was. I should say, actually, that it's always like that for secret bosses. It's like, "a mystery man is supposed to be a mystery man! a mystery!" haha. I make the songs relying on very skimpy information like "Someone important that connects to the next title," and "they attack like this~ they move like this~". When I begin composing for the next title, I finally get to give a huge sigh in relief. "Ahh, it does fit, I'm so glad." It runs me ragged, haha.
Fate of the Unknown: Now we have a song that became Terra and Aqua's themes, and the starting point for the music of Birth by Sleep in general. After watching the movie over and over to engrave the image into my head, I wrote a roughly organised version of the song in one sitting, and I surprised even myself at how closely it matched. Personally, I love the part around just before Kingdom Hearts appears in the sky, when it changes key and returns to the main melody.
Zola 3,038
I'm so glad Hand in Hand made it on the list! http://kh13.com/forum/public/style_emoticons/default/happy.png
VanitasisKirby 1,227
Ooh, yay C8
hatok 6,413
THEY GOT ALWAYS ON MY MIND WRONG
Junko 2,815
Nice 8D
Rob 5,571
Its Aaron. Will purchase.
Jim 2,990
So, wait, are those the only tracks that are gonna be on the CD? Or have they just not told us what tracks from the other games are on it yet?
Exlon 165
I thought they said top 10 songs...? If so--
WHY NO "ROXAS" OR EITHER XION SONGS
Edit: My bad, I just figured out they were only telling us about some of them. ^^'
Edited September 3, 2012 by Exlon
Kishira 2,854
I'm so glad Riku's theme made the cut! ;A;
WakelessDream 2,258
Oh hey they updated the site! Yay for Riku's theme these fan selections are turning out to be really good choices.
wondermeow523 161
so are they doing something with the songs? like orchestrating them? or are they just keeping them the same
Edited September 5, 2012 by wondermeow523
Zoro317 111
What, no "The Encounter"? >
Setrex 1,031
I can't believe Fantasia Alla Marcia didn't make the list..... Damn you Roxas fangirls/boys. *kicks rock*
Edited September 5, 2012 by KHSoraKeyBlade
I was under the impression that the songs would be reorchestrated or something of the sort. If that's not the case, I don't really see what the big deal is
Rayo_Rojo 253
OH MY GOD YES.
Rinax 473
Yes! The 13th Reflection and Organization XIII got onto the KH II section!
RikuVazquez 108
Awesome the ones I like are all here
Most of the songs I like!!!
YESS!!!! ^^
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Good choices so far, though the moment of truth for me will be when they announce the BBS and 358/2days tracks because those have some of my absolute faves.
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Square Enix have updated their official website for the Kingdom Hearts 10th Anniversary Fan Selection -Melodies & Memories- soundtrack. This update is an update to the track listing page, which now includes tracks from Birth by Sleep. This single track can be seen below.
Birth by Sleep
1. Enter the Darkness
Which is ironic since BBS came out 2 years ago today.
Jull08 26
I wonder if there will be more tracks from BBS? I like Enter the darkness, but I would be sad if it's the only one.
Isn't it also strange that Days was kinda skipped? I can't imagine that no track from this game are included.
VisitJoan 2,713
There might be a track form Days and they haven't anounced it yet.
Why only one track?
Only one? There were a few more that I would have added on. Like, the trio's themes as well as Dark Impetus.


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Byron wrote frequent letters to Hobhouse about his political and military ambitions and failures in Italy. He was disgusted by the abject failure of the Italian patriots and, whilst venting his anger and disappointment at the situation, he expanded his commentary to encompass wider political ideas and ideals.
… Pray write when it suits you, I did not write because there was nothing to say – that could be said – without being pried into in this country of tyrants and Spies and foreign barbarians, let loose upon it again.
Still I can't approve of the ways of the radicals – they seem such very low imitations of the Jacobins. – – I do not allude to you and Burdett – but to the Major and to Hunt of Bristol & little Waddington &c. &c. – If I came home (which I never shall) I should take a decided part in politics – with pen and person – & (if I could revive my English) in the house – but am not yet quite sure what part – except that it would not be in favour of these abominable tyrants. – – – I certainly lean towards a republic – all history – and experience is in it's favour even the French – for though they butchered thousands of Citizens at first, yet more were killed in any one of the great battles than ever perished by a democratical proscription. – – – – America is a Model of force and freedom & moderation – with all the coarseness and rudeness of it's people. – I have been thinking over what you say of Italian tragedy – but have been rather surprized to find that I know very little about it – and I have so little turn for that kind of disquisition that I should only spoil your sager lucubrations. – I believe I said as much in a former letter. – You will make a better thing of it without me.


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Конгресс за демократию и прогресс ( — правительственная политическая партия в Буркина-Фасо во времена авторитарного режима Блеза Компаоре. Декларирует левое направление. Штаб-квартира расположена в столице страны Уагадугу.

Сейчас лидером партии является Эдди Комбойго.

Партия была основана в феврале 1996 года в результате слияния нескольких более мелких групп левого толка. Придерживалась идеологии африканского социализма.

После восстановления института премьер-министра в 1992 году все главы правительства Буркина-Фасо являлись представителями этой партии. Партия также имела большинство мест в парламенте.

На парламентских выборах 2007 года партия завоевала 73 из 111 мест в парламенте.

На президентских выборах 13 ноября 2005 кандидат от партии Блез Компаоре победил с 80,35% голосов избирателей.

Партия находилась у власти до Восстания в Буркина-Фасо в 2014 году и поджога протестующими парламента и других правительственных зданий, а также штаб-квартиры правящего Конгресса за демократию и прогресс, Компаоре объявил о введении чрезвычайного положения, роспуске правительства и парламента, после чего отказался от власти и бежал из страны.

Партия по-прежнему имела представительство в парламенте после свержения Компаоре в октябре 2014 года и остается представленной после всеобщих выборов в ноябре 2015 года.

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Политические партии Буркина-Фасо
Появились в 1996 году в Буркина-Фасо


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Life in Pieces — Coupons as gifts
http://videos.criticalcommons.org/transcoded/http/www.criticalcommons.org/Members/JJWooten/clips/life-in-pieces-coupon-gift-giving/video_file/mp4-high/life-in-pieces-gift-giving-mp4.mp4
Matt isn't the best at giving gifts and he's realizing that this year. Matt gives his wife a homemade coupon book that she decides to finally cash in to show him how awful the gifts are. After a while he doesn't work as hard, but then at family dinner he finds out that no one really appreciates his gifts because it doesn't seem like he puts much thought into them. There is a small line about positive externalities because Jen got a flu shot for her birthday once, which her husbands announces was "the gift that keeps on giving."
Life in pieces also has another great clip on opportunity cost that's worth checking out!
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Home/Posts/Small K-12 Units/TAS/An Open Letter to Johnathan Williams, CEO of the Accelerated Schools (TAS) We Demand Respect!
We are parents, school workers, and community members at The Accelerated Schools (TAS). Many of us have children attending TAS schools and some of us are even founding parents. We care deeply about our school and its vision of creating a supportive learning environment. However, Mr. Williams, we are concerned that you have strayed from this mission and, through your increasingly disrespectful and threatening behavior, are undermining the success of our school and creating a hostile environment in our community.
On October 26, school workers invited parents to join a candlelight vigil outside The Accelerated School. Our goal was to highlight the impact of poverty wages on TAS families and the local community. Even before the vigil began, Mr. Williams, you hovered about taking photos and video with your phone, clearly seeking to intimidate school workers attending the event during their time-off. At one point, you took-on an aggressive posture, yelling in front of workers, parents, and students.
On November 16, while SEIU Local 99 distributed bags of food to parents and community members outside the school, you again showed-up with an angry demeanor. You approached the gathering and said, "I should charge you rent. This isn't public – this is a part of the school." Yes, indeed, a public school in our community, run with public funds. We were gathered for a charitable event for the very same workers and families you claim to support. This completely unwarranted outburst was appalling. We wonder if your anger stemmed from your insistence that TAS should be exempt from paying the city's minimum wage. Surely, you must know that your stance is contributing to the already high rates of poverty in our community.
To make matters worse, in front of parents, students, and workers, your actions mocked our efforts as families lined-up to receive the food packages. In fact, within earshot of families receiving food, you repeatedly and loudly asked a union organizer if he was a college graduate. Mr. Williams, we are a community of working families. Many of us are immigrants who came to this country looking for a better life for our children. While many of us may not have had the opportunity to attend college, we are proud of our hard work and our sacrifices to ensure that our children have access to higher education. Your words were belittling and demonstrated your ignorance of our community or, perhaps, your complete disdain for South L.A.'s working families.
This behavior is unbecoming of anyone. However, it is particularly wrong from an educator who should be modeling positive behavior to our students and working collaboratively with parents and workers to create a supportive learning environment.
Mr. Williams, we demand that you immediately cease your offensive behavior and return to the original mission of our school. We demand that you work with school workers to ensure quality school services for our students and better lives for dedicated education workers. We demand that you truly collaborate with parents and community members to create a school environment where every family feels supported so that our children can succeed. We demand respect.


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A court in Cancún, in the southeastern state of Quintana Roo, ordered his release on the night of 28 May after ruling that his continuing detention violated his rights in the absence of evidence against him.
Canché had been held ever since his arrest on 30 August on an absurd charge of sabotage in Felipe Carrillo Puerto, a small town in Quintana Roo. He had remained in detention although a judge had ruled on 24 February that that the proceedings were flawed.
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Q: Sencha ExtJS checkbox model based on value I'm using Sencha ExtJS and I added grid panel with check box model. I want to disable some check boxes based on grid panel value. I haven't seen renderer option for checkbox model.

A: Finally I found a solution. Override the checkbox selection model
 renderer: function(val, meta, record, rowIndex, colIndex, store, view) {
     var status = record.data['status'];
     if(status == 's'){
          meta.tdCls = Ext.baseCSSPrefix + 'grid-cell-special';
          return '

';
     } else {
          return null;
     }
}

source: http://extjswithsandeesh.blogspot.com/2012/05/display-checkboxes-for-selected-rows.html

A: If you are using extJs-4, it is there: checkbox model
and for extJs-3 you find it here: checkbox model

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Iran Urged to Respect Human Rights as Officials Block Social Media Access and Protests Turn Deadly
Posted September 25, 2020 NAIJASCHOLAR
As a wave of demonstrations to protest the economic conditions in Iran sweeps the country, the global community is urging the Iranian government to respect human rights after two protesters were killed and authorities temporarily cut off access to two social media applications, while also demanding that world leaders not "exploit the current protests for their own benefit."
"The vast majority of us yearn for an Iranian government that respects the human rights and dignity of Iranians everywhere, and democratically represents its people. Ultimately, like any other country, it is up to Iranians living in Iran to decide their country's destiny."
—Trita Parsi, National Iranian American Council
The Iranian government has blocked access to the Facebook-owned photo and video app Instagram as well as Telegram, "a popular messaging app used by activists to organize and publicize the protests now roiling the Islamic Republic," the Associated Press reports.
Government officials are saying about 200 people have been arrested since the protests began Thursday, and confirmed to the AP that two demonstrators died at a Saturday night rally in Doroud, a city about 200 miles southwest of Tehran in Iran's western Lorestan province.
While police crack down on demonstrations nationwide, Reuters reports that the motivation for protests has expanded beyond frustration over economic hardships. Protesters reportedly have also "chanted slogans in support of political prisoners," alleged and condemned government corruption, "expressed anger over costly interventions in Syria and Iraq," and "begun to call on Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei to step down."
Responding to the protests, National Iranian American Council president Trita Parsi said, "We reiterate our call to the Iranian government to uphold its international human rights obligations, including to allow the right to free expression, to respect the dignity and safety of every Iranian, and to refrain from violence."
"The vast majority of us yearn for an Iranian government that respects the human rights and dignity of Iranians everywhere, and democratically represents its people," Parsi added, while noting that "ultimately, like any other country, it is up to Iranians living in Iran to decide their country's destiny."
Parsi also vowed to hold accountable other governments and politcians who may attempt to use the protests for their own gain. "As Iranian Americans we will also work to ensure that neither our government in the U.S., nor others in the region or beyond, undermine the safety of the Iranian people or exploit the current protests for their own benefit," he said.
Middle Eastern expert Juan Cole called out U.S. President Donald Trump for his comments on the protests, which include a tweet Sunday morning warning that the "USA is watching very closely for human rights violations!" In a piece published Sunday, Cole outlined how Trump's actions and policies indicate that he "doesn't actually care about Iranian protesters."
"The protesters are protesting economic hardship. But Trump and the Washington Establishment were all for imposing economic hardship on the Iranian public to pressure the government to give up its nuclear fuel enrichment program," Cole writes. "Some of today's economic problems are rooted in the American deep sanctions and in the GOP Congress's refusal to lift sanctions on Iranians after the government signed the nuclear deal."
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Pointing to recently passed legislation that gives tax breaks to corporations and wealthy Americans—including Trump—at the expense of working families, Cole notes that the president and his party have "just plunged millions of Americans living in straitened circumstances into even more dire poverty," and that a provision in new law amounts to "trying to take health care insurance away" from millions of people.
He also points to the Trump administration's inadequate response to the humanitarian crisis in Puerto Rico, a U.S. terrority, following a devastating hurricane in September. "Trump hasn't even gotten the electricity back on for American citizens in Puerto Rico because of his racism," Cole writes, "so if Trump were in power in Iran, the people in the streets protesting would be treated much worse than they are now."
"Sympathizing with working people facing increased prices is not Trump's brand," Cole concludes, "and it is rich for him to pretend to care about them."
Golnar Motevalli, a journalist with Bloomberg, also criticized Trump's remarks on the protests considering his policies toward Iran, and reports that his tweets have "triggered a slew of angry comments packed, packed with ridicule."
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Q: Search a string in an allocated array(c) I want to find a string in an array stored in a pointer.I already tried this way:
#include <stdio.h>
#include <malloc.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
int main() {
int n,i;
char (*ptr)[50];
char search[50];
printf("How many students?\n");
scanf("%d",&n);
for(i=0;i<n;i++){
    printf("Enter the name of student:\n");
    scanf("%49s", ptr[i]);
}
printf("Enter a name to search:\n");
scanf("%49s",search);
for (i=0;i<n;i++){
    printf(strcmp(ptr[i],search));

}
}

But I see this error:

[Warning] passing argument 1 of 'printf' makes pointer from integer without a cast

A: Firstly, strcmp returns integer not address(see https://linux.die.net/man/3/strcmp). Replace printf(strcmp(ptr[i],search));
should be
printf("%d\n",strcmp(ptr[i],search));
Secondly,  char (*ptr)[50]; is pointer to an array, where its pointing ? Its unnecessary, better you can take array of pointer char *ptr[50];
char *ptr[50];/* array of 50 char ptr */
for(i=0;i<n;i++){
      ptr[i] = malloc(size); /* allocate memory for each char buf, define size */
      printf("Enter the name of student:\n");
      scanf("%49s", ptr[i]);
}

And
for (i=0;i<n;i++){
     //printf("%d\n",strcmp(ptr[i],search));
     if(strcmp(ptr[i],search) == 0) {
       printf("%s exists \n",search);
     }
}

Also once job is done don't forget to free the dynamically allocated memory for each array of char pointer by calling free(). Something like this
for(int i =0 ;i < n;i++) {
   free(ptr[i]);
}


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