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Luke Bryan responds to criticism after Gov. Ron DeSantis appears at concert
Luke Bryan broke his silence after much of liberal Twitter erupted over his decision to bring out Florida's Gov. Ron DeSantis at his Jacksonville concert on Friday.
The country musician took to his Twitter to address the apparent controversy, writing in part, "I typically don't respond to stuff when I'm getting run down on a social platform but here's the deal. I understand Governor Desantis is a very polarizing figure. But I grew up in a country where if a governor ask you if they can come and raise awareness to help victims of a natural disaster you help."
He noted, "I've generally stayed out of politics throughout my career. I knew people would chatter about this but for me the more important piece was [if] I am going to come back there a few weeks after a large portion of people have been affected by a natural disaster in a state where people have been good to me this felt right."
In September, local Florida officials reported that 132 people had died due to Hurricane Ian.
LIBERAL TWITTER SLAMS LUKE BRYAN FOR BRINGING RON DESANTIS ON STAGE DURING FLA. CONCERT
Luke Bryan noted in his tweet that he does not typically involve himself with politics.
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The "American Idol" judge continued, "Raise awareness, have a little fun between the GA and FL college fans before the game and do what I love on stage. This is all I'm saying about this. I'll be outdoors with my boys. Enjoy your Sunday. Love y'all #GoDawgs."
Bryan, a native of Georgia, referenced the Georgia Bulldogs defeat over the Florida Gators on Saturday.
He concluded his statement by saying, "Text: disaster to 20222 to support."
On Saturday, DeSantis tweeted his appreciation to Bryan for the opportunity, writing, "Thanks for letting me crash the party last night."
In a video shared on Twitter, the governor was seen tossing what appeared to be hats to the very large Bryan crowd as he walked on stage.
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Responses to Bryan's statement were mixed.
Many fans commended the musician for speaking openly on the topic, writing, "You are an upstanding man and the FL Governor rocks." Another tweeted, "I love you SO MUCH, Luke. Your true fans know your heart and what you are all about. Enjoy your family and ignore all the haters. Social media is ridiculous."
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Luke Bryan was met with grace by his fans after releasing a statement to his Twitter, however, some were still critical.
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Others were wary of Bryan's remarks, with one person writing, "You have to understand your visibility and be careful who you associate with. Will you stand with a group of immigrants that DeSantis has vilified? Or families of gun violence?"
Caroline Thayer is an entertainment writer for Fox News Digital. Follow Caroline Thayer on Twitter at @carolinejthayer.


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'Turn Yourself In,' Justice Dept. Says, But Companies Need Data
Dun & Bradstreet Co. became the first company to avoid criminal prosecution under the Justice Department's updated anti-bribery policy because it turned itself in, but it's unclear how many companies will follow.
The company's violations arose from bribes paid by employees in its Chinese subsidiaries to third party agents from 2006 to 2012 in order to obtain non-public information, according to the Securities and Exchange Commissionadministrative settlement.
The DOJ didn't press charges because the business research company cooperated. But Dun & Bradstreet still must pay a $9.2 million dollar fine to the SEC for accounting irregularities stemming from the same violations. Under the settlement terms, the company doesn't admit or deny the findings.
The success of DOJ's new policy, under which companies that self-report Foreign Corrupt Practices Act violations are given partial or complete leniency, hinges on whether it brings enforcers to cases they wouldn't have found otherwise, a former DOJ official said.
"The measure of this enforcement policy's success will be its effectiveness as an investigative tool," said Hui Chen, a compliance consultant and former compliance counsel for the DOJ.
The DOJ offered leniency for self-disclosure of bribery violations as a pilot program for 18 months before making it permanent in November. There were 30 voluntary self-disclosures in the pilot program, which Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein declared a success.
But Chen told Bloomberg Law it's too soon to tell if the enforcement program is actually contributing to meaningful disclosures. "I view those as nothing but preliminary indicators of how many potential cooperators their might be, not results of what their cooperation could lead to," she said.
Offenders Can Benefit
Dun & Bradstreet's confession demonstrated the full benefits for companies the new system can offer, but the DOJ's decision in this one case won't immediately change any company's rationale about self reporting, Jennifer Saperstein, partner at Covington & Burling LLP, told Bloomberg Law.
"The jury is still out, and companies will still be watching for further settlements," said Saperstein, who advises clients on compliance issues including FCPA violations.
The DOJ's program offers companies various perks, such as discounted settlement fees, if a company voluntary reports FCPA violations and fully complies in an investigation.
Dun & Bradstreet received the ideal outcome under the program's guidelines, but that doesn't mean it'll happen that way every time.
A DOJ letterto Dun & Bradstreet's attorney, released April 23, outlined numerous reasons why the agency chose to forgo criminal prosecution. The company fully cooperated throughout the DOJ's investigation, identified all individuals involved in the bribery, and made former and current employees available for interviewing, the DOJ said.
"Based upon the information known to the department at this time, we have declined prosecution consistent with the FCPA Corporate Enforcement Policy," the letter stated.
Saperstein said the DOJ letter didn't offer a complete picture of the conduct surrounding the case. Without all the facts, it will be hard for other companies to completely understand the DOJ's reasoning.
"A lot of companies look for declinations where there are publicly available fact points," she said. By choosing to self-report, companies are vying for concrete benefits when the Dun & Bradstreet case doesn't wholly show them since details surrounding the conduct weren't disclosed.
The decision to self-report will be a particular for every company, Chen said. "The cost-benefit analysis companies have to perform in terms of self-disclosure, cooperation, and remediation will continue to evolve," she said.
Companies need to be aware of the public interest principles the department uses when prosecuting businesses. If their illegal behavior led to a tangible harm to customers or competitors, for example, the DOJ's punishment will be harsher.
Dun & Bradstreet pretty much hit a home run under the new policy. But more cases need to come forward to truly demonstrate the DOJ's thought process, Saperstein said.
"I wonder, absent the policy, would the results have been different? Would the resolutions with the DOJ be different?" Without more data points, it's hard to tell what an alternative outcome could have been, she said.
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Иван Семёнович Орлай (Orlay de Carva; 1770 или 1771, Давыдково, Австрийская империя, — 27 февраля (11 марта) 1829, Одесса, Российская империя) — венгерский, украинский и российский врач, педагог, литератор. Действительный статский советник, доктор медицины; гоф-медик; директор Нежинского Лицея князя Безбородко, а затем Одесского Ришельевского Лицея; писатель.

Биография
Иван Семёнович Орлай родился, как полагает большинство исследователей, в 1770 году в семье Семёна Орлая и Екатерины Белезроевой в подкарпатском с. Давыдково в Австрийской империи (сейчас — Закарпатская область Украины). Реже в качестве места рождения Орлая называют село Паладь-Комаровцы современного Ужгородского района Закарпатской области.

Во всех служебных списках, которые Орлай заполнял начиная с 1791 года при поступлении в различные государственные учреждения, он подчёркивал, что принадлежал первоначально к венгерскому дворянству, а по своему происхождению является «карпато-русином».

Первоначальное образование получил в Мункачском и Унгварском народных училищах и в Унгварской архигимназии. Отсюда Орлай перешёл в Велико-Карловскую высших наук гимназию, а в 1787 году в Велико-Варадскую академию, в которой изучал чистую математику, логику и историю. В 1788 году Орлай поступил во Львовский университет, где слушал курсы математики, физики, технологий, естественной истории, всеобщей истории, философии и немецкой словесности. В следующем году возвратившись в Венгрию и выдержав испытание «по философским наукам» в Эрлавской консистории, Орлай поступил на казённом содержании в Генеральную Иозефинскую семинарию (богословский факультет Пештского университета); здесь Орлай, помимо всего прочего, изучал древнееврейский и греческий языки.

В феврале 1790 года Орлай был удостоен звания профессора низших классов в Велико-Карловской гимназии высших наук, где и преподавал древние языки, географию, историю и арифметику; впрочем, он скоро оставил педагогическую деятельность и уже в самом начале 1791 года отправился в Вену, а оттуда в Петербург, где 8-го мая того же года поступил в Медико-Хирургическое Училище; здесь, прослушав курсы медицинских наук, в феврале 1793 года Орлай был удостоен по экзамену звания доктора медицины и оставлен при Генеральном Сухопутном Госпитале; в сентябре того же года он был назначен помощником учёного секретаря Медицинской Коллегии, по поручению которой, между прочим, привел в порядок библиотеку Коллегии и анатомико-физиологический кабинет.

Летом следующего 1794 года Орлай был командирован Коллегией для усовершенствования в Вену, где пробыл три года. По возвращении в Петербург Орлай в июле 1797 года вступил в прежнюю должность помощника учёного секретаря Медицинской Коллегии; в феврале 1798 года был произведён в штаб-лекари и в октябре того же года поступил лекарем в лейб-гвардии Семёновский полк, откуда через год перевелся лекарем же в Санкт-Петербургский Почтамт, в каковой должности пробыл до марта 1805 года, успев снискать уважение не только как опытный врач, но и как сердечный бескорыстный человек.

9-го марта 1800 года Иван Орлай, будучи назначен гоф-хирургом Его Императорского Величества, уволился от должности помощника учёного секретаря Коллегии, состоя в которой, он, помимо прямых своих обязанностей, принимал самое близкое участие в изданных Коллегией «Observationes Medico-Chirurgorum Ruthenici Imperii», переводя на латинский язык и обрабатывая присылаемые русскими врачами материалы для этого издания.

Между тем известность Орлая росла всё более, и различные учёные общества охотно заносили его имя в списки своих членов; к тому же обширные познания Орлая приобретали ему симпатии не только в ограниченном кругу специалистов; между прочим, в 1804 году имя Орлая появилось в одном русском журнале («Сев. Вестник» ч. I и III) под весьма солидной исторической справкой: «История о Карпато-россах». В марте 1805 года лейб-хирург Виллье избрал Орлая своим помощником и пользовался его услугами и сотрудничеством в течение 15 лет. Летом 1806 г. Орлай, по поручению начальства, побывав за границей, успел получить в Кёнигсбергском университете звание доктора философии, а при возвращении в Россию, в Дерпте защитил на звание доктора медицины диссертацию, озаглавленную: «Dissertatio sistens doctrina de viribus naturae medicatricibus, historiam brevem, expositionem, vindicias etc».

В июле 1808 года Орлай был уволен от должности гоф-хирурга и назначен учёным секретарём Медико-хирургической Академии. В этом звании Орлай, помимо прямых своих обязанностей, касающихся административной и ученой стороны дела, усердно помогал Виллье при издании Полевой Фармакопеи для армии (Pharmacopea castrensis Rulhenica); деятельное участие Орлай принимал и в составлении Устава Медико-Хирургической Академии и вообще в трудах, направленных к обеспечению более успешного развития нового и обширного учреждения, каким являлась Академия. Между прочим, Орлаю, как энергичному и широко образованному человеку, в 1811 году было поручено Академией редактирование «Всеобщего Журнала врачебной науки».

События Отечественной войны отвлекли Орлая от обычных занятий: 8 апреля 1812 года он был назначен ординатором Санкт-Петербургского Сухопутного и Генерального Госпиталя, и в этой должности пробыл до октября следующего года, а затем снова вступил в отправление своих прежних обязанностей.

В 1817 году Орлай, за болезнью, вынужден был отказаться от обязанностей учёного секретаря Академии, которая, в уважение его заслуг перед нею, избрала его в свои почётные члены; Орлай был оставлен Виллье для особых поручений; впрочем, это последнее назначение, не предоставлявшее определенной и самостоятельной деятельности, не могло, — как говорит один из биографов Орлая, — удовлетворять человека, полного сил и стремлений и прекрасно подготовленного к разнообразным поприщам; к тому же, начавшиеся несогласия с Виллье и предложения Орлаю со стороны некоторых учреждений более самостоятельных должностей скоро склонили Орлая отказаться от службы при Виллье.

Ещё в конце 1820 года Орлаю было сделано предложение поступить в Московский университет ординарным профессором по медицинскому факультету; Орлай изъявил было согласие, но Виллье, дороживший его услугами, успел удержать Орлая при себе; но уже летом следующего года начались переговоры гр. Кушелева-Безбородки о замещении Орлаем должности директора Нежинской Гимназии высших наук кн. Безбородки, и 3 сентября 1821 состоялось увольнение Орлая от службы при Виллье и назначение его на упомянутую должность директора Гимназии. Вступив в должность 1-го ноября 1821 года, он немедленно принялся за устройство гимназии во всех её частях и прежде всего в учебно-воспитательном отношении. Как на особые заслуги Орлая перед гимназией, можно указать на его успешный выбор преподавателей и строгое наблюдение за изучением языков, в воспоминаниях бывших учеников Орлай изображается строгим начальником, но добрым, снисходительным и горячо преданным своему делу и питомцам Гимназии человеком. Педагогические административные способности Орлая скоро обратили на себя внимание, и в 1825 году ему было поручено попечителем Харьковского учебного Округа осмотреть ряд гимназии, находившихся в ведении этого Округа. Во время директорства Орлая в гимназии учился Николай Гоголь, который позже высоко оценивал его деятельность.

В январе 1826 года Орлай был произведён в действительные статские советники, а в августе того же года был переведён на должность директора Одесского Ришельевского Лицея, где, впрочем, он пробыл недолго: 27 февраля 1829 года он умер, оставив по себе память, как энергичный и высоконравственный педагог.

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В печати находится не много трудов Орлая, но имя его было хорошо известно учёному миру не только в России, но и за границей, и многие русские и иностранные ученые общества избирали его в число своих действительных или почетных членов. Орлай был членом Московского Общества Испытателей природы, Общества Истории и Древностей Российских, Виленского Медицинского Общества, почётным членом Медико-Хирургической Академии, Виленского университета, Казанского Общества Любителей Отечественной словесности; кроме того, он был членом Альтенбургского Ботанического Сада, Йенского Минералогического Общества, Эрлангенского Физико-медицинского Общества и др.

Своё обширное собрание книг, рукописей и естественных коллекций Орлай частями пожертвовал в различные библиотеки и общества.
И. С. Орлаю принадлежат:
 О Юго-Западной Руси.// Труды и записки Общества истории и древностей Российских, учрежденного при Императорском Московском университете. – Ч. III. Кн. I. – Москва, 1826. – С. 220 – 228.
 Мнение о преобразовании училищ в России // Лавровский Н. А. Гимназия высших наук кн.. Безбородько. – Киев, 1879. – С. 145 – 158.
 История о карпато-россах, или о переселении россиян в Карпатские горы и о приключениях с ними случившихся.// Свенцицкий И. С. Материалы по истории возрождения Карпатской Руси с Россией в 1-ой половине ХІХ-го века. – Львов, 1905. – С. 56 – 83.
 Dissertatio sislens doctrinas de viribus naturae medicatricibus etc. (Dorpat 1807);
 Oratio in laudes Russiae principum etc. (Petrop. 1809); История о карпато-россах («Северный Вестник» 1804, ч. I и III);
 О необходимости обучаться преимущественно отечественному языку и нечто об обучении языкам иностранным («Записки, издаваемые от Департамента Народного Просвещения», 1825, кн. I);

Кроме того, Орлай принимал деятельное участие в изданных Медицинской Коллегией «Observationes medicochirurgorum Ruthenici Imperii» и в упомянутом выше «Pharmacopea castrensis Ruthenica». Значительное число трудов Орлая осталось в рукописи.

Выступал также как поэт; писал стихи на латинском языке — «Элегия на смерть императора Александра I» (1825) и другие. Поддерживал дружеские связи с И. В. Гёте.

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Литература

 Архив Департамента Герольдии Правительств. Сената и Мин. Народного Просвещения. «Северная пчела». 1829, № 33;
 Н. А. Лавровский, «Гимназия высших наук кн. Безбородко в Нежине», Киев, 1879: Гимназия высших наук и Лицей кн. Безбородко, СПб. 1881 (изд. 2);
 Ришельевский Лицей и Императорский Новороссийск. Университет. Одесса, 1898;
 И. Михневич, «Историч. обзор сорокалетия Ришельевского Лицея». Одесса, 1857. «Русская Старина» т. IV, стр. 240—251. (Воспоминания Д. К. Тарасова); 1899, т. I;
 Письма Н. В. Гоголя, СПб. 1902, т. I;
 Змеев Л. Ф., «Русские врачи-писатели»;

 Букач В. М. З історії Південноукранського національного педагогічного університету імені К. Д. Ушинського. Керівники: Біографічний словник. — Одеса: ПНПУ, 2018. — С. 8 - 9.http://dspace.pdpu.edu.ua/bitstream/123456789/2244/3/%d0%a0%d0%b5%d0%ba%d1%82%d0%be%d1%80%d0%b8%20%d0%9f%d0%9d%d0%9f%d0%a3.pdf

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- Stress Relief -
De-Stress Your Driving
Does getting behind the wheel make you anxious or angry? Embark on the road to relaxation with these commute-improving tips.
By Eliza Thomas | October 2006
My mom, Rebecca Thomas, never liked driving. So when she moved to New York City many years ago in her early 20s, she was glad to give up her car. "New Yorkers don't drive. And when I got married, my husband did all of the out-of-town driving. I didn't drive again for 20 years," confides Mom, now 55.
Currently living in suburban New Jersey, my mother literally maps out her life to avoid stressful driving situations. "I don't do highways, period," she says. "If I have to get somewhere that requires highway driving, I'll hire a service or ask a friend." Although the back roads Mom takes to work add a half-hour to her commute, she doesn't mind: "The extra time is worth it for me, just to avoid stress."
My dad, Keith, on the other hand, describes himself as a supremely confident driver. Yet the 59-year-old does admit he's prone to behind-the-wheel stress, which, for him, manifests as anger. Traffic, construction, crowded parking lots, other drivers' incompetence – for Dad, even driving to the market can devolve into an exercise in acute aggravation.
"I wouldn't go so far as to call it 'road rage,'" he says, "but in the car my blood pressure definitely rises. And I'm embarrassed by some of the names I call people."
My parents are prime examples of the different ways drivers experience stress behind the wheel. From getting stuck in commuter traffic to getting cut off on the freeway, our everyday driving experiences can trigger feelings of anger, frustration and helplessness. And with more people on the road than ever before, it's no wonder our time spent in the car is driving us around the bend.
According to Anthony Downs, a senior fellow with the Metropolitan Policy Program at The Brookings Institution in Washington, D.C., Americans added 1.2 vehicles – cars, trucks and buses – to the road for every person added to the population between 1980 and 2000. In that same period, total population rose by 24 percent, while the number of miles driven each year ballooned by 80 percent. And with Americans spending increasingly more time in their cars – on average, it's now 1.5 hours a day – everyday driving stress can easily compound and take a real toll on overall health and happiness.
Whether your driving stress emerges as anxiety or exasperation, experts agree that by identifying and defusing common on-the-road stressors, you'll be more likely to arrive at your final destination cool, calm and collected – and enjoy yourself more along the way.
Wisdom on Wheels
The first step toward developing a better driving life involves identifying your own behind-the-wheel triggers. These might be flash-point situations like getting cut off on the freeway or slogging through inner-city gridlock. Or they might be fear-based stressors like driving in bad weather, merging onto busy highways, changing lanes, and driving over bridges or through tunnels.
Many times, such anxieties have some basis in reality, says Stan Hyman, LCSW, founder and director of the Aventura Stress Relief Centers in Florida and author of Fearless Driving: A Six-Step Program to Conquer Your Driving Fears (Therapy World, 2003). "Driving on the highway surrounded by large trucks can feel claustrophobic. Add to that speeds of 60 miles per hour or more, and a driver has a valid reason for being careful."
But when faced with a discomforting trigger, anxious drivers often fall prey to irrational worries, says Hyman: "They think a truck is going to crush them, or that they're going to spontaneously drive into the water when crossing a bridge."
The trouble is, he explains, regardless of whether our stressful thoughts or assumptions have any rational basis, they tend to increase our physiological stress response, which in turn feeds more worrying, "like a dog chasing its tail."
"I start by teaching my clients about the body's response to stress," says Hyman. "There are two legs to a fear: the physiological response, such as increased heart rate, sweating, breathing shallowly, etc., and the psychological component. It's helpful for people to recognize that their thoughts drive their feelings and that their feelings manifest in these physical symptoms. Once they identify and learn to control their irrational thoughts, they realize they can control their physical stress levels."
Individuals prone to hostility triggers can also benefit from identifying their primary road stressors. Arnold P. Nerenberg, PhD, a clinical psychologist specializing in quick-to-anger drivers, has found that more than half of American drivers struggle with road aggression. According to Nerenberg, the five traffic situations that most commonly incite drivers are: endangerment (feeling imperiled when others cut you off or tailgate); having to slow down for another driver (particularly hard for aggressive drivers since they are more likely to speed than their calmer counterparts); "stolen" parking spots; direct challenges from other drivers (think rude gestures and yelling out the window); and, finally, observing other drivers breaking the rules of the road.
Road Warriors, Make Peace
Now that you've identified common driving roadblocks, how do you begin to bypass them? Marilee Adams, PhD, author of Change Your Questions, Change Your Life: 7 Powerful Tools for Life and Work (Berrett-Koehler, 2004), suggests changing your perspective from a "Judger" to a "Learner."
When drivers are in Judger mode – reactive, self-righteous, blaming – they can often turn aggressive with very little provocation, says Adams. From there, they are far more prone to do things they'll later regret ("That guy just cut me off. What a jerk! I'll show him!"). In contrast, switching into Learner mindset – thoughtful, accepting, responsible – allows drivers to view a trigger situation with curiosity ("Hmm, this guy's driving pretty erratically. I wonder why he's in such a hurry?"). "It gives you access to that part of yourself that can actually save your life," Adams says.
To shift from Judger to Learner on the road, Adams recommends asking yourself such key questions as: "Am I being reactive right now?" "How can I calm down and think more rationally?" "What could happen if I don't get control of myself?" "Am I willing to hurt myself or someone else just because some guy cut me off?"
According to Adams, "Such open-minded Learner questions give us the breathing space to get back in control, make well-reasoned choices, and take care of ourselves and those around us."
There will always be circumstances that are out of your control – a bottleneck on the way to work or a detour that takes you into uncharted territory – but the key thing to remember is that how you react on the road is up to you.
Steering Clear of Highway Madness by John Larson, MD (Bookpartners, 1997)
Road Rage and Aggressive Driving by Leon James and Diane Nahl (Prometheus, 2000)
Change Your Questions, Change Your Life by Marilee Adams, PhD (Berrett-Koehler, 2004)
www.fearlessdriving.com – Learn about Stan Hyman's six-step program for conquering your driving fears.
www.drnerenberg.com – Arnold P. Nerenberg's site offers help for road ragers and info on anger management.
www.drdriving.org – Offers a comprehensive list of driving-related articles and books.
www.rd.com – Search on "De-Stress Your Commute" for 21 tips that can help make your drive more enjoyable.
Steering Clear of Road Stress
Need some help staying calm behind the wheel? Try making use of attitude-altering habits like these:
Put time on your side. Rushing to beat the clock makes driving frustration and anxiety worse. Try allowing at least 10 extra minutes for your next trip. You'll find that you not only drive safer, you'll also be less given to fear-based notions like, "If I'm late, everyone will think I'm unreliable" or anger-based thoughts like, "This fool had better let me in, or else!" The result? A more pleasant journey.
Engage in moving meditation. Think of driving not as a necessary evil, but as an opportunity to unwind and meditate on the day. Ditch the cell phone. Listen to calming music or books on tape; observe the passing scenery; use traffic slowdowns as opportunities to do some deep breathing.
Practice drive-by smiling. Instead of adopting a road-warrior mentality, try applying the golden rule behind the wheel. Go beyond basic courtesy to make friendly eye contact, smile and invite others to go ahead. The camaraderie you'll feel on the road will stay with you throughout the day.
Eliza Thomas is a Los Angeles–based writer and editor.
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The Science of Stress
By Jon Spayde
Understand how stress operates in your body — and how to reduce stress and build resilience.
The Stress Alarm
By Aviva Romm, MD
Our biological stress response operates the same whether threats are real or perceived. Here's how your system reacts.
3 Healthier Stress Responses
Use these techniques to consciously shift your body's response to stress into a state that's calm, secure, and replenished.
The Stress Response May Start In Your Bones
By Craig Cox
Why the flight-or-fight response is about more than adrenaline.


George McJunkin. Photo courtesy of Georgia and Bill Lockridge, former owners of the Crowfoot Ranch.
George McJunkin, a self-educated African-American cowboy and former slave, discovers unusually large bison bones in an arroyo near Folsom in northeastern New Mexico. He recognizes them as remains of an extinct species; later, he shows them to Carl Schwachheim, a local blacksmith and relic collector.
During an excavation of McJunkin's find, workers find fragments of two fluted stone spear points in loose fill, and a third among the ribs of a bison. Jesse D. Figgins, director of the Colorado (now Denver) Museum of Natural History and sponsor of the dig, confirms the discovery, which is greeted with skepticism by the Eastern academic establishment.Byron Cummings and archaeology students from the University of Arizona (Emil Haury, Lyndon Hargrave, and John McGregor) excavate a mammoth skull found by picnicking schoolchildren in the bank of Whitewater Draw in southeastern Arizona. In a deposit below the skull, the archaeologists find grinding stones and the bones of Pleistocene species of bison and horse.
National experts are invited to visit Figgins at Folsom. Frank H. H. Roberts, Jr., Barnum Brown, and Alfred V. Kidder observe additional fluted spear points—still in their find spots—in indisputable association with bones of a Pleistocene species of bison. The three report the discovery at the annual meeting of the American Anthropological Association. Consensus about the authenticity of the association begins to develop, and the beginning of New World prehistory is pushed back many thousands of years.
William A. Bryan of the Los Angeles Museum confirms amateur archaeologist Roscoe P. Conkling's discovery of human bones with the bones of camel, horse, ground sloth, antelope, wolf, cave bear, and condor below a layer of cemented sand in Conkling Cavern (Bishop's Cap) in the Organ Mountains of southern New Mexico. These are the first Pleistocene-age human skeletal remains found in southwestern North America. A team from the Los Angeles Museum continues the excavation.
Edgar B. Howard of the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology finds a fluted spear point near a hearth surrounded by charred bones of Pleistocene musk-ox, caribou, camel, horse, and bison in Burnet Cave in the Guadalupe Mountains of southern New Mexico. Additional hearths and three bone awls are found in deposits that also contain burned and unburned bones of extinct Pleistocene fauna.
Bones of twelve mammoths with two large Folsom-like spear points are found at Dent, Colorado, by Father Conrad Bilgery of Saint Regis College and a team from the Denver Museum of Natural History. This is the first discovery of fluted spear points with mammoth remains—and the first discovery of what will later be called "Clovis" points.
At Tule Springs near Las Vegas, Nevada, paleontologist Fenley Hunter discovers jaw bones of an extinct Pleistocene camel and an obsidian flake. He reports the find to George Gaylord Simpson of the American Museum of Natural History. The site is revisited by Mark Harrington of the Southwest Museum in Los Angeles, who finds more artifacts and several hearths amid bones of extinct animals.
Howard and his student John L. Cotter excavate at a gravel pit along Blackwater Draw near the town of Clovis in eastern New Mexico. The distinctive type of fluted point discovered at the Dent site is found with mammoth bones below a stratum containing Folsom points and bison bones. This stratigraphic separation demonstrates that "Clovis" points predate Folsom points.
Cummings belatedly announces the Whitewater Draw find to the national archaeological community. The "Moab Mastodon" petroglyph in southeastern Utah is first reported in scientific literature.
In Sandia Cave in northern New Mexico, Frank C. Hibben and Wesley L. Bliss of the University of New Mexico find—below a stratum containing Folsom points—shouldered spear points or knives, scrapers, and other flaked stone tools mixed with bones of mammoth, mastodon, and bison.
Looking for Pleistocene fossils, Howard S. Gentry of the American Museum of Natural History discovers a human cranium in a deposit containing bones of extinct Pleistocene fauna in the Arroyo Chinabampo in Sonora, Mexico.
In the deepest cultural stratum of Ventana Cave, in the Castle Mountains of southwestern Arizona, Julian D. Hayden and Emil W. Haury of the University of Arizona discover two spear points resembling Paleoindian types and other flaked stone artifacts. In the same layer as these "Ventana Complex" artifacts are bones of extinct Pleistocene fauna.
Shopkeepers Marc and Fred Navarette discover Clovis points with the remains of a mammoth in the banks of Greenbush Draw near the town of Naco in southeastern Arizona. Haury directs an excavation at the Naco site, uncovering eight Clovis points associated with the nearly complete skeleton of a mammoth. Cattle rancher Ed Lehner tells Haury of his discovery of mammoth bones in an arroyo bank 10 miles northwest of Naco.
Hibben announces the discovery of a Sandia spear point with mammoth bones at a site on the shore of a dry lake bed in the Estancia Valley about 50 miles from Sandia Cave. His student William Roosa conducts excavations at what becomes known as the "Lucy" site.
Haury's excavations at the Lehner site document two hearths and recover thirteen Clovis points, as well as bones of mammoth, horse, and bison..1955Results of some of the first radiocarbon dates are reported by chemist Willard F. Libby. They indicate that the Sandia artifacts are more than 20,000 years old, and that a "hearth" at Tule Springs is almost 24,000 years old..
Charles C. Di Peso reports the discovery—by a couple vacationing on the coast near Guaymas—of the first Clovis points found in Sonora, Mexico.
Charcoal from the deepest stratum in Ventana Cave provides a radiocarbon date of 11,300 ± 1,200 years b.p. for the Ventana Complex.
The Murray Springs site is discovered in Curry Draw, near the Naco and Lehner sites, by Peter Mehringer and C. Vance Haynes, Jr., of the University of Arizona. Excavations by Haynes uncover bones of butchered mammoths and bison in the vicinity of a possible well. Artifacts include Clovis points and a mammoth-bone shaft wrench or spear-thrower. Haynes and his student E. Thomas Hemmings report rancher Louis Escapule's discovery of two Clovis points in a mammoth skeleton at the Escapule site, two miles southeast of Murray Springs.
Haynes determines that the radiocarbon-dated material from Tule Springs was not charcoal, and that the "hearths" at the site were the result of natural processes.
Based on reexamination of the stratigraphy, as well as new radiocarbon dates and uranium-series dates, Haynes and George A. Agogino of Eastern New Mexico University conclude that the Sandia artifacts in Sandia Cave are redeposited from contexts between 14,000 and 10,000 years old..Robert H. Weber of the New Mexico Institute of Mining and Agogino conduct investigations at Mockingbird Gap, a Clovis site covering 35 acres..
W. James Judge of the University of New Mexico documents thirty-three Paleoindian sites (mostly Folsom) during his survey of the central Rio Grande Valley in New Mexico.
Gerald Dawson of the University of New Mexico directs excavations at the Rio Ranch site near Albuquerque, New Mexico, uncovering a Folsom campsite.
New excavations by Haynes at the Murray Springs site uncover a Clovis campsite. Eight associated radiocarbon dates average about 10,890 b.p.
Alexander Lindsay and Bruce Harrill of the Museum of Northern Arizona discover the Badger Springs site (see related story).
Manuel Robles of the Museo Regional de Sonora discovers the El Bajío Clovis site (see related story).
In addition to more Clovis flaked stone tools, new excavations by Haynes and Haury at the Lehner site yield burned and intentionally split bones of extinct Pleistocene animals. Twelve associated radiocarbon dates average about 10,940 b.p.
Based on his surveys in the Sierra Pinacate region of northwestern Sonora, Mexico, Hayden revives Malcolm Rogers' "Malpais" term to refer to flaked stone chopping and scraping tools made by hard-hammer percussion. Heavily coated with "desert varnish," these tools are found throughout northwestern Mexico and southwestern Arizona. Hayden refers to radiocarbon dates on sea shells at Malpais sites to claim that the industry may be more than 30,000 years old..Reexamination of Tolchaco Complex assemblages lead Donald R. Keller and Suzanne M. Wilson to the conclusion that the artifacts probably represent initial reduction of alluvial cobbles by Archaic, Basketmaker, and Pueblo groups.
Bruce B. Huckell of the Arizona State Museum finds a Clovis point fragment and other artifacts with mammoth bones during a highway salvage excavation at the Silktassel site near Payson in east-central Arizona. The Lime Ridge site, a Clovis campsite, is found by Laurie Blank-Roper near Bluff, southeastern Utah, during an archaeological clearance survey for a mining claim.
William E. Davis investigates the Lime Ridge site and the Montgomery site, a Folsom campsite near Green River in southeastern Utah.
Reexamination and radiocarbon dating of the Whitewater Draw contexts by Michael R. Waters of the University of Arizona indicate that the bones Cummings found in 1926 were redeposited, and that the strata date to the early Holocene.
Richard S. MacNeish and colleagues announce the discovery of a pre-Clovis occupation sequence in Pendejo Cave, near Orogrande in southern New Mexico (see related story).
Ronald I. Dorn and D. S. Whitley publish radiocarbon dates of about 18,200 and 16,600 b.p. on the desert varnish that coats a petroglyph in Petrified Forest National Park in northeastern Arizona. They also report radiocarbon dates between 26,600 and 13,700 b.p. on desert varnish found on flaked stone artifacts from the Pleistocene shoreline of Lake Manix in the Mojave Desert of southeastern California.
Huckell and Haynes report new radiocarbon dates from the lowest artifact-bearing stratum of Ventana Cave (see related story).
Radiocarbon dates on "human hair" between 12,400 and 12,200 years old from Pendejo Cave are reported by MacNeish and others.
David J. Meltzer, Vance T. Holliday, and Lawrence C. Todd begin new investigations of the Folsom site.
Bruce Huckell's dog Chuska leads him to discover the Boca Negra Wash Folsom site..A group of eight scientists challenges the validity of Dorn's sampling technique and conclude that his radiocarbon dates on desert varnish are unreliable.
The "Clovis and Beyond" conference is held in Santa Fe, New Mexico (see related story)..An investigation by an Arizona State University faculty committee concludes that Dorn did not commit "scientific misconduct" in his treatment of rock varnish radiocarbon samples. Dorn files a lawsuit against his challengers. The National Science Foundation continues its own investigation..
In advance of a highway improvement project, William Doleman and Janette Elyea of the University of New Mexico Office of Contract Archaeology begin archaeological mitigation at several sites with Paleoindian occupations along Chupadera Arroyo in the vicinity of the Mockingbird Gap site (see related story).


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A: Here's a working version of your example, updated for current Forest and sans the (presumably spurious) semi-colon.
Note, especially, the removal of the blank line. You cannot include a blank line in a forest. It doesn't matter whether you want a caption or not. The blank line will always give you an error.
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If you want a caption, switch to article and put the tree in a figure.
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Please read one of the many excellent introductions to LaTeX so you get a sense of the basics.

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I've always found arguments against pitchers being MVPs lacking, because while they don't pitch every day their influence on the games they do pitch is huge. For instance, Phil Hughes started 32 games, threw 210 innings, and faced 855 batters. By comparison, Brian Dozier led the Twins with 707 plate appearances. Add in defensive plays and position players re-take the lead, but the point is that saying "pitchers only play once every five days" short-changes their influence.
Hughes had the most strikeouts (186) and highest strikeout rate (8.0) by any Twins starter in the Gardenhire era except for Johan Santana and Francisco Liriano. Hughes walked zero batters in an MLB-leading 19 of 32 starts and walked one or fewer batters in an MLB-leading 30 of 32 starts, with a season-high of three walks in his second outing of the season on April 9. He led MLB in walk rate with 0.69 per nine innings, which is the second-best rate in Twins history.
Wins Above Replacement for pitchers is calculated in two manners. One, by Fan Graphs, focuses on secondary numbers and has Hughes tied with Jon Lester and David Price for third-best in the league behind Corey Kluber and Felix Hernandez. The other, by Baseball-Reference, focuses on raw totals and has Hughes ninth-best in the league. That large disagreement stems from treating defensive support and luck differently, but either way Hughes had a fantastic year.
If you're vehemently against pitchers being MVP candidates then Dozier is the obvious choice. His power vanished in the second half, but he still broke his own team record for homers by a second baseman with 23. He also added in 33 doubles, stole 21 bases at a decent clip, and drew 89 walks for the second-most by any Twins player during the Gardenhire era behind Joe Mauer with 90 in 2012. His poor .242 batting average doesn't even begin to show Dozier's offensive production.
And he did all of that at an up-the-middle position where the MLB average was a .313 on-base percentage and .372 slugging percentage, beating the average OPS by 77 points. Dozier led all MLB second basemen in homers, walks, and runs. He also ranked second in extra-base hits and Isolated Power, third in times on base and Runs Created, fourth in on-base percentage, total bases, OPS, and steals, sixth in slugging percentage and RBIs, and seventh in doubles.
After posting a .719 OPS in 131 games at Double-A last season and a .692 OPS in 24 games at Triple-A to begin this season Danny Santana was called up by the Twins on May 5 and batted .319/.353/.472 with 41 extra-base hits and 20 steals in 101 games as a 23-year-old playing a new position. In a lot of seasons that would have gotten Santana serious consideration for Rookie of the Year, but White Sox slugger Jose Abreu figures to win the award unanimously.
Defensive metrics pegged Santana as below average in center field and he certainly looked raw there after spending nearly his entire career at shortstop, but he still had the fourth-highest WAR by a Twins rookie in the Gardenhire era behind Liriano in 2005, Lew Ford in 2004, and Span in 2008. If you prorate his WAR to, say, 155 games, Santana would rank 10th among AL position players and top Dozier for the team lead.
There are strong reasons to be skeptical of Santana's rookie showing being for real, including his mediocre minor-league numbers and ghastly 98/19 K/BB ratio in the majors, but on a per-game basis he was arguably the Twins' best player this season. He places third on this ballot because he was not in the lineup for 38 percent of the Twins' games while Hughes never missed a start and Dozier sat out just six games.
Coming into spring training it seemed like Trevor Plouffe would be keeping third base warm for however long it took Miguel Sano to convince the Twins he was ready, but instead Sano missed the entire season following elbow surgery and Plouffe had a career-year. He struck out a little less, walked a little more, and traded four-baggers for two-baggers on the way to 40 doubles. The end result was an adjusted OPS+ of 110, compared to his OPS+ of 97 from 2011-2013.
His offense improved, but Plouffe's biggest gains came defensively. After three years of rating him horribly at third base both Ultimate Zone Rating and Defensive Runs Saved showed him as solidly above average. Who knows if the better glove is for real--it's not so much different than Santana hitting .319--but Plouffe was one of the 10 best all-around third basemen in baseball after just barely being better than replacement level in his first three seasons.
Defensively his poor numbers are basically the opposite of his sterling reputation and predictably he came back down to earth late, but Kurt Suzuki started 115 games and hit .288/.345/.383 compared to MLB catchers as a whole batting .249/.309/.380. Not trading Suzuki and giving him a two-year extension is questionable, but he was a great pickup on a one-year, $3 million deal and kept the Twins above average at the position post-Mauer.
If not for his late-season collapse while trying to pitch injured Glen Perkins would have ranked a spot or two higher. As of August 25 he had a 2.44 ERA and 64/9 K/BB ratio in 55 innings, but then he gave up five homers in eight games after giving up a total of seven homers in his previous 116 games. It's a self-inflicted shame, because Perkins was having a fourth straight dominant season while converting saves at the same rate as Mariano Rivera and Joe Nathan.
Little in Eduardo Escobar's track record suggested he was more than a utility man-caliber hitter, but when Pedro Florimon flopped he stepped in at shortstop and batted .275 with 43 extra-base hits in 133 games for a .721 OPS that's 43 points above average for the position. Defensive stats failed to reach a consensus, but he looked decent and if you think his glove was actually a plus Escobar had the best all-around season by a Twins shortstop since Jason Bartlett in 2006.
After a putrid rookie showing Kyle Gibson bounced back to throw 179 innings. He managed just 5.4 strikeouts per nine innings and the awful defense turned all those balls in play into too many undeserved hits, leaving Gibson with a 4.47 ERA compared to the AL average of 3.92 for starters. However, his ground-ball rate of 54.4 percent ranked fifth among AL starters and he allowed just 12 homers in 31 starts. If given average defensive support xFIP pegs his ERA at 3.99.
After missing the end of last year with a concussion Mauer got off to a terrible start and then, just when he was starting to get rolling, an oblique strain sidelined him for a month. There's no way to spin his season as anything but a major disappointment, but Mauer hit .300 in his final 63 games and overall his .361 on-base percentage was 30 points above average for first basemen. Even with his extreme lack of power Mauer was basically an average all-around player at his new position.
Promoted from Double-A on August 1 after the Kendrys Morales salary dump, Kennys Vargas hit .337 with a .906 OPS in his first 23 games and .225 with a .665 OPS in his last 30 games. He was good but not great overall, with a .274 average and .456 slugging percentage versus a 63/12 K/BB ratio and .316 OBP. He also played only 53 games, compared to 101 for Santana and 120 for Mauer. He was very fun to watch and dropped a lot of jaws with his smooth, easy power.
For a lengthy discussion of the Twins' ongoing manager search, check out this week's "Gleeman and The Geek" episode with special guest Mike Berardino of the St. Paul Pioneer Press.


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La casa del llac (títol original en anglès The Lake House), és una pel·lícula estatunidenca de l'any 2006 dirigida per Alejandro Agresti. Es tracta d'un remake de la pel·lícula sud-coreana Il Mare (2000). Es va estrenar el 16 de juny de 2006 als Estats Units i el Canadà i el 30 de juny del mateix any als Països Catalans.

La pel·lícula està protagonitzada per Keanu Reeves i Sandra Bullock, que van tornar a coincidir a la pantalla gran després de protagonitzar Speed dotze anys abans, pel·lícula que els va donar la fama.

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Amb la sensació que és el moment per a efectuar un canvi en la seva vida, la Dra. Kate Forster (Sandra Bullock) abandona la seva feina als afores d'Illinois per a treballar en un hospital de Chicago. El que més li costa de deixar de la seva vida anterior, tanmateix, és la bonica i original casa que ha estat llogant: un refugi ampli i d'alt disseny amb enormes finestrals que s'aboquen sobre un llac tranquil. És un indret que la fa sentir totalment lliure.

De camí cap a la ciutat, la Kate deixa una nota a la bústia dirigida al proper llogater de la casa del llac, demanant-li que li enviï el correu que arribi a nom seu i avisant-li de les inexplicables petjades de gos que es poden veure al costat de la porta d'entrada i que ja hi eren quan ella va anar a viure-hi. Quan el proper llogater arriba a la casa, però, veu una cosa molt diferent.

Alex Wyler (Keanu Reeves) troba la casa molt abandonada: polsegosa, bruta i el jardí ple de males herbes. Tampoc no la hi ha cap senyal de les petjades de gos per enlloc. No fa cas de la nota de la Kate fins dies més tard quan, mentre es troba pintant el moll, fet malbé pel pas del temps, veu un gos corrent per la superfície acabada de pintar i després cap a l'entrada de la casa, deixant les seves petjades exactament on ella li va dir que hi serien.

Estabornit, l'Alex li escriu explicant-li que no hi havia hagut cap altre llogater abans d'ell i preguntant-se com podia saber ella el que el gos va fer; d'altra banda, la Kate, que acaba de deixar la casa fa tan sols una setmana, pensa que ell li fa algun tipus de broma i ràpidament li contesta. Descobreix aleshores que es comuniquen a través de la bústia amb dos anys de diferència.

Repartiment
 Keanu Reeves: Alex Wyler
 Sandra Bullock: Kate Forster
 Christopher Plummer: Simon J. Wyler
 Shohreh Aghdashloo: Dr. Anna Klyczynski
 Dylan Walsh: Morgan Price
 Lynn Collins: Mona
 Ebon Moss-Bachrach: Henry Wyler
 Willeke van Ammelrooy: Sra. Forster

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Articles Pakistan's Prevention of Electronic Crimes Bill (PECB) Law Could Increase Censorship
Pakistan's Prevention of Electronic Crimes Bill (PECB) Law Could Increase Censorship
Pakistan's Prevention of Electronic Crimes Bill (PECB), a draft law that regulates Internet-related technology and content, could radically increase the government's censorship abilities, according to the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
The bill, which was rewritten last April, provides the government with powers to control how people use various types of electronic technology, including the Internet and websites. Here is the document in its current form.
The EFF is warning that the bill is a "sweeping and arbitrary mess of law" that would give "a largely unsupervised set of censorship and surveillance powers to the Pakistani authorities."
In particular, the law poses the following threats to online privacy, according to the EFF:
It could be used to punish people who use VPNs or Tor to circumvent censorship or protect their privacy online. That's because the bill includes vaguely defined rules against unauthorized access to data or content. The government could use that provision to prosecute people who access official websites using VPNs or Tor without permission to do so.
People who make modifications to software without permission could be punished under the law. That includes even minor modifications like spoofing MAC addresses as a safeguard against tracking.
The bill provides harsh punishment terms (including imprisonment of up to five years) for anyone found guilty of using the Internet or other technology to promote people or groups — such as terrorists — whom the government bans. While that may seem a legitimate goal in some cases, the language on this point is too broad, the EFF says. It could potentially be used to censor any type of online content that the government chooses to label as inappropriate.
The law would require service providers to maintain copies of user data for at least one year, and to give that information to government authorities upon request.
The PECB has not yet become law but will likely come up for a vote soon.
South Korea Revises Law Affecting Online Censorship
Australia's New Internet Censorship Law Will Be Tested
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"ENERGETIC AND DANCEWORTHY" (HITS DAILY DOUBLE) THOMAS RHETT ANNOUNCES HEADLINING LIFE CHANGES TOUR 2018 AFTER 27 SOLD OUT SHOWS SO FAR THIS YEAR
Brett Young Plus a Combination of Russell Dickerson, Jillian Jacqueline,
Midland and Carly Pearce Set To Join 30-City Tour
First Tickets For 2018 Run Begin Going On Sale This Friday (11/3)
Nashville, TN - October 30, 2017 – Current multi-CMA nominee and ACM Awards Male Vocalist of the Year Thomas Rhett is responding to the overwhelming demand for his "forward thinking" (Sioux City Journal) live show, announcing his headlining LIFE CHANGES TOUR 2018 set to hit 30 cities. The announcement comes as his debut headlining HOME TEAM TOUR, "one of the best Country concerts of the year" (Peoria Star Journal), marks 27 sold out shows so far this year. The "standout" (Billboard) multi-PLATINUM artist will bring his "commanding stage presence" (Rolling Stone) to fans across the country next April with CMA New Artist of the Year nominee Brett Young as well as a combination of Country Music's freshest talent including Russell Dickerson, Jillian Jacqueline and Carly Pearce. The second leg will kick off Sept. 13 with Young and red-hot trio Midland as support. First tickets will go on sale beginning this Friday (11/3) in select markets at 10:00A local time on www.TicketMaster.com. Live Nation is the tour's official promoter and Citi® is the official pre-sale credit card. As such, Citi® cardmembers will have access to purchase pre-sale tickets beginning Tuesday at 10:00A local time prior to the general public on sale through Citi's Private Pass® program. Additional ticket information will be available in the coming weeks at www.ThomasRhett.com.
"Headlining for the first time has been pretty unreal," said Thomas Rhett who launched his first headline arena tour in 2017. "It's wild to me that next year we will be launching our second year of headline shows and are bringing out some of my favorite artists in music right now. I think the fans have come to expect that we're going to be on our feet and having the time of our lives every single night."
LIFE CHANGES TOUR 2018 Cities:
4/5/2018 Tulsa, OK BOK Center *
4/6/2018 Lubbock, TX United Supermarket Arena *
4/7/2018 Las Cruces, NM Pan American Center *
4/19/2018 Augusta, GA James Brown Arena **
4/20/2018 Jacksonville, FL Daily's Place **
5/3/2018 Grand Forks, ND Alerus Center ***
5/4/2018 Bismarck, ND Bismarck Event Center ***
5/17/2018 Lafayette, LA Cajundome ***
5/18/2018 Bossier City, LA CenturyLink Center ***
9/13/2018 Bangor, ME Cross Insurance Center ****
9/14/2018 Uncasville, CT Mohegan Sun Arena ****
9/20/2018 Manchester, NH SNHU Arena ****
9/21/2018 Syracuse, NY OnCenter War Memorial Arena ****
9/22/2018 Albany, NY Times Union Center ****
9/27/2018 State College, PA Bryce Jordan Center ****
9/28/2018 Charleston, WV Charleston Civic Center ****
9/29/2018 Charlottesville, VA John Paul Jones Arena ****
10/5/2018 Toledo, OH The Huntington Center ****
10/6/2018 Grand Rapids, MI Van Andel Arena ****
10/11/2018 Little Rock, AR Verizon Arena ****
10/12/2018 Oklahoma City, OK Chesapeake Energy Arena ****
10/13/2018 Lincoln, NE Pinnacle Bank Arena ****
10/18/2018 Eugene, OR Matthew Knight Arena ****
10/19/2018 Boise, ID Ford Idaho Center ****
10/20/2018 Salt Lake City, UT Vivint Smart Home Arena ****
10/25/2018 Fresno, CA Save Mart Center at Fresno State ****
10/26/2018 Los Angeles, CA The Forum *****
10/27/2018 Sacramento, CA Golden 1 Center ****
* Brett Young w/Jillian Jacqueline
** Brett Young w/Carly Pearce
*** Brett Young w/Russell Dickerson
**** Brett Young and Midland
***** Brett Young and TBA
To watch the LIFE CHANGES TOUR announce video, click here: https://youtu.be/xndzRZqFBjQ


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As if Bay Area renters needed confirmation, a research firm says San Jose has the nation's highest rents, with San Francisco coming in a close second.
Recently we reported the most unwelcome news that the median rent for a one-bedroom apartment in San Francisco surpassed the price for a one-bedroom in New York for the second month straight.
So is this a bubble, or what?
That was one overarching question as CBRE convened top dealmakers and analysts this week to talk shop about the state of the economy and what's ahead for commercial real estate.
Marin and San Mateo counties had the lowest unemployment rates in the Bay Area in September and the region's counties all had levels lower than the average for California, state officials reported Friday.
What will the big multifamily surprise be in 2015? "The level of absorption that will be seen," said Tyler Anderson, vice chairman of CBRE.
A closely watched report released Wednesday offered little relief for Silicon Valley apartment dwellers as rents continued to zoom upward in the third quarter.


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Q: Problem seeing how Baire's theorem applies in a proof of open mapping theorem
I cant see which version and how they use Baires theorem to get that atleast on $MB_{n}$ is dense in some open set. Any version of Baires theorem needs open or closed sets. I can get neither on the $MB_{n}$'s.

A: Def'n. A set  $S$ is nowhere-dense iff $Int \bar S=\emptyset.$... Lemma: If $S$ is nowhere dense then  $\bar S$ is nowhere dense... Theorem .(Baire): If $ A$ is a completely metrizable space and $F$ is a non-empty countable family of dense open subsets of $A$ then $\cap F$ is dense in$ A.$... Corollary : If $A$ is a non-empty completely metrizable space and $G$ is a countable family of nowhere-dense subsets of $A$ then $\cup G\ne A.$... Proof of Corollary :The case $G=\emptyset$ is  trivial. If $G\ne \emptyset$ let $ F= \{A\backslash \bar g : g\in G\}.$ Then $\cap F$ is dense in $A,$ so $\emptyset\ne \cap F \subset (A\backslash \cup G).$....Therefore, if $ Int_U (Cl_U M B_n)=\emptyset$ for every $ n,$ we could not have $\cup_nM B_n=U.$


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The purpose of this study was to examine the effects of teaching text structure as a tool to assist first grade students' understanding of science content in a unit of study on plants. A quantitative analysis was performed to reveal any difference in mean post-test scores between a control group and a treatment group. Results indicated that the treatment group students' science content knowledge was increased significantly more than students in the control group. Usage of specific text structure keywords did not increase. However, students did use synonyms of keywords. Recommendations for further research are discussed.
In 2007 the Australian Council for Educational Research (ACER) was commissioned to supply advice to the NSW Department of Education and Training on literacy assessment instruments suitable for students at the commencement of Year K, for use in the Best start initiative. This report outlines: the modifications made to the literacy assessments developed for the ACER Longitudinal Literacy and Numeracy Study (LLANS) to make it suitable; the testing of the literacy assessment in a sample of kindergartens in New South Wales; analysis of student results; and recommendations.
Initial Plan: Select a student to be the pilot pupil, analyze his needs, engage him in interesting topics on the website, record his progress on a weekly basis, and interact with his guardians to record his performance at home.
Reading is the foundation of much that society aspires to, even now in the age of technology. The teacher plays a key role in facilitating the learning of reading in an elementary school. By using a balanced reading approach through the use of spelling, phonics, writing and language, teachers will be able to apply user-friendly principles of reading with the curriculum, Spell to Write to Read. A handbook will be used to present this information during a workshop for teachers and para-professionals of preschool to fifth grade students.
ABSTRACT The goal of the study was to understand farmer literacy practices, and how farmer participants perceive the usefulness of Farmer Water School (FWS) training. Studying the farmer literacy practices was to help identify farmer friendly methods, and design effective messages for dissemination on crop choices, decisions, and sustainable groundwater management. To understand the usefulness of FWS training to farmers, a comparative study of FWS participants and non-FWS pa11icipants' perceptions on crop-water management, crop choices, and agriculture practices was undertaken. The study focused on the farmers of Kurnool district of Andhra Pradesh, India.
The following project examines the validity of teaching cultural awareness in a language classroom and includes five readers' theatre plays that help students explore five different countries from around the globe. The countries were determined by the nationalities of the students that participated in the project. The setting for this study was a pull out ESL program in a public school with a large multi-ethnic population. Besides the plays, there are lesson plans, activities sheets and a biography of multi cultural books for children. All activities are designed to incorporate the four skills: reading, writing, speaking and listening.
Analyzes the concept of synthesis, often referred to as a higher order thinking skill or an advanced form of reading comprehension strategy, and how the ability to synthesize can be incorporated into classroom and everyday life. Compares a survey of professionals to a model of how synthesis works to help generate methods for teaching students/thinkers to synthesize.


Today is the celebration of 55 years of Independance of the Democratic Republic of the Congo! And with this outfit I will dance, twirl and celebrate my African heritage like no other.
When its Summer you must wear a one shoulder floral dress... its a style requirement!
Wow, What a month its been. I can't believe thirty days have gone by so fast. June has been an eventful one from flying 22 hours, being jet lagged, spending quality time with family and flying back and being jet lagged again. Its like this month was a refresh, a reboot a pre-launch to the next few months of my life.
My Summer style is all about bright colors, maxi dresses and everything summer. I love the way I remixed this skirt and this Sunset Orange top I paired with distressed jeans. This is also by far my new favorite maxi dresses. I know I will be wearing many different ways. I even like the way I can dress up or down this floral one shoulder dress. Cant wait to style many more Summer looks.
I also got to collaborated with the photographer Nina Liane Richards on a fashion blog post called Swan Lake. It was a very hot afternoon but she captured some very beautiful moments. Check out her blog and website its a must see!
With all the traveling I have done in the last few months I really like this throwback outfit I wore right after I came back from Kinshasa Fashion Week, Cheers to feeling Jetlagged! I love looking back at old memories of the last time I traveled the Democratic of the Congo and I cant wait to share more travel pics from my most recent trip.
With Summer in full swing, I recommend the The Granta Book of the African short story as an introduction to African authors and novelists all around the world.
I stumbled upon this Refinery 29 article I really like how one action can really change your life.
The fashion confession blog has this great post on blogging tips and advice. Its a great reminder to always keep hustling and connect with your audience. I also like this blog post How to take yourself seriously when you haven't made it yet by Mattieologie It really explains in detail what it really takes to go after something and be successful.
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When opportunity knocks.... you take it! Thats what happened when I had the wonderful chance to work with photographer Nina Liane Richards. One a very hot afternoon she captured these beautiful pictures and it definitely reminds me of a fairy tale and this summer maxi dress is the fashion star!
Check out more of Nina Richards Photography blog and website here.
This is the skirt I love for the Summer. Its got this great blend of casual, stylish and work appropriate all mixed into this outfit. I had this skirt made for me spontaneously and this outfit came together spontaneously like a vision. This how most of my favorite outfits come together. Its either I see the image of the outfit through each clothing item in my closet or its a combination of trial and error. I see my personal style as an instinct. Its one part inherited from my father, another style instinct, and other part natural creativity these three parts come together and form what we call Styled by Kesha or my style personality blending the casual, glamorous, cultural and wearable fashion into one fabulous outfit. If you have been an avid reader of this blog, you have seen this skirt before. Its like deja vu! I wore this Ankara Skirt to a CapFABB academy event in Washington DC. I just love when I can remix an fashion piece in an entirely different way, and that is why I love styling so much!


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Dr. Eric Youngstrom Elected as APA Division 5 President-Elect
By Tamsen Foote
Dr. Eric Youngstrom, Professor of Clinical Psychology, has been elected to the post of the American Psychological Association's (APA) Division 5 President-Elect.
APA Division 5: Quantitative and Qualitative Methods is concerned with promoting high standards in both research and practical application of program evaluation, measurement, statistics, assessment and qualitative methods. Division 5 draws together specialists in the areas of quantitative and qualitative methods. Our membership includes specialists in the fields of educational psychology, industrial-organizational psychology, individual assessment, measurement, program evaluation, psychometrics, qualitative inquiry, research interviewing, research methods and statistics.
Dr. Youngstrom will serve as President-Elect of APA Division 5 in 2019, serve as President in 2020, and serve as Past President in 2021. Congratulations, Dr. Youngstrom!
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I'm reading this some 30 months later and still find this useful. Four thumbs up! Thank you very much!
Although useful at lower levels. At higher levels involving the hawk and beetle. A different method is needed to deal with these threats.


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The Cunningham Memorial Library announces Bakerman Student Research Award winners
The Cunningham Memorial Library's Bakerman Student Research Awards Program is supported by an endowment established by ISU Professor of English, Jane Bakerman, Professor Emerita of English and Women's Studies (1931-2004). Begun in 2006, the first winning papers were selected in 2007. Normally a part of the Library's annual Artists and Author Recognition Program, in this year of social distancing, the Library wishes to take this opportunity to announce the 2021 award winners. Papers submitted for the awards were completed and submitted for a course grade in the previous calendar year.
The undergraduate winner is Jillian Pelikan (Major: Communication Sciences and Disorders; Minors: Counseling, Language Studies and Psychology). She was nominated by Dr. Gregory Bierly (Honors College) for her Honors Capstone thesis entitled, "An Examination between Laryngeal Physiology and Parkinson's Disease: Severity and Treatment." Pelikan is from Wheaton, IL. She will receive $1,000, to be deposited in her ISU account.
Part of what makes the Bakerman a library-based award is the requirement to include an essay on the research process behind the research paper. Pelikan stated, in part, "A simple Google search would not even come close to the magnitude of detail and reliable data needed in order to complete the thesis, which is why the library databases were an essential component of the research process," and concluded, "completing my honors thesis, with the help of the library databases, provided me substantial practice using strategies to find credible sources. This invaluable skill will be beneficial moving forward in my overall pursuit of a Master of Science degree in communication sciences and disorders."
Manoj Panta (Ph.D. candidate, Biology) is the graduate Bakerman winner and will receive $1,500. Department of Biology Professor Shaad M. Ahmad, nominated Mr. Panta's doctoral dissertation, entitled, "Three distinct mechanisms, Notch instructive, permissive, and independent, regulate the expression of two different pericardial genes to specify cardiac cell subtypes in Drosophila melanogaster." Originally from Kathmandu, Nepal, Panta holds additional degrees (Human Biology; Medical Physiology) from Kathmandu University. While at Indiana State University, he has taught physiology, genetics lab, and general biology as a teaching assistant, instructor, and guest lecturer. In his research process essay, Panta mentions his need to request many articles through interlibrary loan. After needing even more articles he notes, "it was a little frustrating to find that some of the articles were still not available."
"However, when I consulted the librarian (Ms. Shelley Arvin), I was thrilled to know that some of the articles can also be accessed through the ScienceDirect database. This resource provided by the library, where I could download an article and ISU pays a fee, turned out to be a boon for my pursuit to find one particular article, as I could not find it anywhere else."
Panta also took advantage of the free citation manager software program offered by the library (EndNote): "As I kept track of all the cited articles and books in EndNote, compiling the references section, in the end, was very effortless. Additionally, I also got help in this process by previous tutorial hosted by the librarians at Cunningham Library."
Details about the Bakerman Award, including past winners and links to their submissions, added to the University's digital repository (Sycamore Scholars), can be found at https://libguides.indstate.edu/AnnualEvents/Bakerman. The scholarship process is completed via the BRANCH, the Indiana State University Scholarship system.


Photocopies of typewritten and handwritten family histories, certificates, correspondence, and genealogical group sheets. The items relate to the families of John Alma and Geneva Frost Gilbert. Also included are histories and genealogies of the Gilbert and Frost families.
It is the responsibility of the researcher to obtain any necessary copyright clearances. Permission to publish material from Life stories of John Alma Gilbert and wife, Geneva Frost Gilbert must be obtained from the Supervisor of Reference Services and/or the L. Tom Perry Special Collections Board of Curators.
Initial citation: MSS SC 2231; Life stories of John Alma Gilbert and wife, Geneva Frost Gilbert; 20th Century Western and Mormon Manuscripts; L. Tom Perry Special Collections, Harold B. Lee Library, Brigham Young University. Following citations: MSS SC 2231, LTPSC.
Donated by Geneva F. Gilbert in 1984.
Donated; Geneva F. Gilbert; 1984.
Mormon woman and compiler of family histories.


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