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How Long Can Scrambled Eggs Sit Out?
Scrambled eggs are among the simplest morning foods to prepare.
It is cozy and satiating and a fantastic protein source.
Making scrambled eggs takes a few minutes, so you can still enjoy a satisfying meal even if you're in a rush.
Scrambled eggs are undoubtedly delicious for breakfast, lunch, or any other time you feel hungry.
But exactly how long can scrambled eggs sit out before they spoil?
When a chilled egg is left out at room temperature, it may start to spoil, allowing bacteria to enter and multiply inside the egg.
That's why cooked scrambled eggs should be thrown away after two hours at room temperature.
They can be served for an additional two to three hours after being kept warm in a double boiler.
But, there is a chance that the eggs will overcook and turn rubbery.
Foods like frittatas made with cooked eggs shouldn't be kept at room temperature for longer than two hours.
When frozen in a freezer-safe manner, egg dishes or eggs keep for three to six months.
Beaten but uncooked scrambled eggs should be kept in the refrigerator until you're ready to use them because they won't keep at room temperature.
1 How Long Can Eggs Sit Out At Room Temperature?
2 Can Eggs Sit Out For 4 Hours?
How Long Can Eggs Sit Out At Room Temperature?
Scrambled eggs should not be left out for more than two hours.
They can be served at a buffet while being kept warm in a chafing dish at a temperature over 145 degrees Fahrenheit to prevent the formation of potentially hazardous bacteria in the dish.
Said that, for two to three hours, you can keep the egg dish warm.
If the eggs are heated for an extended period, they risk being overdone, dry, and rubbery.
The best-scrambled eggs are made right away and are still hot from the pan, which just takes a few minutes.
Eggs that have been scrambled tend to turn rubbery and unpleasant once they have cooled to room temperature.
The FDA suggests making small serving quantities to reheat because in this way each serving may be heated and eaten safely, rather than taking a chance on poor food quality for food service or catering.
The remainder of the food should be kept chilled.
The two-hour guideline likewise covers omelets, Migas, and other egg-based dishes for eggs at room temperature.
Sadly, there are not enough precautions to prevent scrambled eggs from losing their structure; instead, store them in the refrigerator to stay fresh.
However, aside from that, there is nothing else you can do, so just be sure to place them inside the body of the refrigerator rather than the doors.
Eating spoiled food is not a good decision because it could result in food illness, as we are all aware.
In other words, if you eat terrible scrambled eggs, there's a good possibility you'll throw up, have a stomachache, or have diarrhea.
Every year, millions of people suffer from food poisoning.
While the symptoms can range from mild to severe, the experience is always unpleasant.
In some cases, food poisoning can even be deadly.
The good news is that you can take a few simple steps to reduce your risk of getting sick.
First, make sure to wash your hands thoroughly before handling any food.
This will help to remove any harmful bacteria that could be lurking on your skin.
Second, cook all food properly before eating it.
This will kill any bacteria that might be present in the food.
Finally, avoid eating food that has been sitting out for too long.
Bacteria can multiply quickly at room temperature, so it's best to err on the side of caution and throw out any food that has been sitting out for more than two hours.
However, for scrambled eggs, a too high temperature is never ideal.
They require a peaceful, cool setting in which to relax.
Scrambled eggs cannot be kept at room temperature for longer than a few hours.
So, the refrigerator is the ideal environment because it allows them to stay at their optimal freshness for a few days or longer.
You should properly inspect them to determine if there are any symptoms of rotting if you have unintentionally kept your scrambled eggs at room temperature for an extended period.
Occasionally, scrambled eggs turn out to be dry and rubbery.
You can make fluffy, lightly scrambled eggs in a few simple steps.
The eggs must first be thoroughly whisked to mix the yolks and whites.
Eggs get fluffier when they are whisked because air is added to them.
The heavy whipping cream should then be added to the eggs in a few tablespoons.
At this time, you can also taste-test by adding salt and pepper.
Once everything is thoroughly blended, continue whisking.
A skillet with butter in it should be heated to medium. Pour the egg mixture in once the butter has melted, and do not stir.
Using a rubber spatula, fold the cooked eggs over once they begin to cook while transferring the raw eggs to the pan.
Remove from the fire after cooking the eggs just till done.
Can Eggs Sit Out For 4 Hours?
According to USDA recommendations, fresh, shelled eggs should not be kept out of the refrigerator for longer than two hours.
After cooling, bringing an egg to room temperature or above can make it start to sweat, promoting the spread and development of bacteria.
After cooking, chilled scrambled eggs can be safe to consume for up to four days, after which you should discard them.
Additionally, check that any remaining scrambled eggs are stored in the refrigerator's body and not on the door shelves, where they can spoil more quickly.
According to the FDA, perishable foods must be cooked to a specific temperature before they are suitable for consumption.
Eggs that have been cooked shouldn't be kept in the 40-140 degree range for longer than two hours.
To help keep the moisture in the eggs from evaporating, cover any cooked scrambled eggs that are left over or they should be stored in an airtight container in the fridge.
Even when kept in the refrigerator, scrambled eggs can dry up and develop an unpleasant texture.
Eat any scrambled eggs in the refrigerator within 3 to 4 days.
You can freeze scrambled eggs if you have a lot of them left over or if you want to make some breakfast dishes that are simple to reheat.
You can only reheat how much you intend to consume, so store them in portion-sized freezer bags for optimal results.
Squeeze out the extra air before putting each serving in a freezer bag with zip closure.
It will be ok to consume these scrambled eggs from the freezer for a few months.
However, the best flavor and texture will deteriorate after three to six months.
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Whitney Houston, Kraftwerk, The Notorious B.I.G. nominated for 2020 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
The Notorious B.I.G.'s son CJ Wallace is working on his debut album
New Biggie and Tupac documentaries to air this summer
Biggie and Faith Evans interpolate one of the rapper's classics on new single 'Ten Wife Commandments'
A New York congressman paid tribute to Biggie Smalls on the house floor
Puff Daddy to debut Bad Boy documentary Can't Stop, Won't Stop at Tribeca Film Festival
Hear the first single from Faith Evans' posthumous duet project with The Notorious B.I.G.
Johnny Depp investigates Biggie's and Tupac's murders in upcoming thriller Labyrinth
Museum raising money to erect bronze statue of Notorious B.I.G in Brooklyn
Photographer sues Spotify over use of Notorious B.I.G portrait
Notorious B.I.G. hologram confirmed by Faith Evans
Hear Biggie rap over Metro Boomin beats on Ready To Boom
Biggie Smalls murder investigator Russell Poole has died
The Notorious B.I.G.'s signed Bad Boy contract up for auction
Someone's made an entire album of Notorious B.I.G. and FKA Twigs mash-ups
Talking Heads: Theo Parrish on how The Notorious B.I.G.'s Ready To Die ushered in "the destruction of the American black male"
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How She Got That Internship: Karly's Internship For Karin Housley's Campaign For US Senate
Summer is perhaps the best time for young leaders to invest in themselves by gaining valuable work experience, namely through internships. As summer comes to a close and fall looms ahead, FFL is sitting down with a number interns to reflect on this year's highlights and encourage more young leaders to apply for next year's internships.
Karly Hahn is a sophomore at the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul, Minnesota where she the president of the local College Republicans chapter. At St. Thomas, Karly is working to obtain degrees in political science and public policy economics. She loves to be as involved as possible in politics with her busy schedule, so she tries my hardest to search for internships that will keep her occupied and engaged. Karly has interned at the Minnesota Senate and on the Housley for US Senate campaign, and will soon begin an internship at the Heritage Foundation. In her free time, Karly enjoys reading, working out, and binge watching Scandal and Parks & Rec.
How did you find out about the position, and why did you decide to apply?
I found out about this position by a posting on social media. It was late August, and the campaign was looking for more help as they had a lot of summer interns who were leaving. What attracted me to apply for this internship was the candidate. I had vaguely followed her work beforehand, but as people began to talk about her candidacy I began to follow it more and more closely. I even ended up writing a piece on her for FFL! When I saw this internship opening, I knew I could not pass up applying.
What was the driving force behind choosing to work at as a US Senate campaign intern?
The driving force behind my choosing to intern for the Housley for Senate Campaign was the dynamite candidate that I would get to work for, the momentum that the campaign was gaining, and the awesome team that I had heard so much about. With nothing negative in my way, I decided to go for it!
Have you interned before? If so, where?
Yes, I interned at the Minnesota Senate Republican Caucus for the spring semester of my freshman year.
Describe a typical day at your internship.
A typical day at my internship consisted of your classic intern work like mail, letters, and so on. On the weekends, there would be parades all around the state that we would go to walk in and campaign. As the election got closer, we got to attend debates and community events.
What has been the most rewarding aspect of working for a Senate campaign?
The most rewarding aspect of my internship on the campaign was probably the connections I made and the relationships I built. Campaigns can get long and hard, but the people that were on Team Housley were like no other. By the time the election came around, we were like a family.
What was the biggest WOW moment of your internship?
The biggest WOW moment of my internship was realizing how hard of work campaigning really is. Not only that, Karin was the hardest worker that I have ever come across. The weekend before the election, the campaign team, along with other statewide candidates, traveled all over Minnesota non-stop to reach as many voters as possible. When I say all over Minnesota- I'm not kidding! We traveled 1,454 miles over 44 hours and visited 18 cities. We held rallies all night long (11:30 pm, 1:30 am, 4:30 am, etc…), and people showed up in numbers to all of them! This experience was a huge WOW moment for me because it showed me how hard every single person on the campaign really worked, how committed they were, and how much they really cared. Not only that, it showed me how much people around the state cared.
Looking back over your time in the internship, what's been the most valuable lesson you've learned as a result of your time working for the campaign?
The most valuable lesson that I learned in my time at my internship was that no matter how hard you work, how committed you are, and how confident you are, you may come up short, and there's nothing you can do about it. Even though the Housley Campaign gained national attention and there was a lot of talk about a potential 'upset', the numbers did not reflect it. This also taught me to not get discouraged. Minnesota is a very blue state, so it is not surprising that Democrats nearly swept us, but instead of getting upset about it I have learned that it just means there is room for improvement and growth.
Would you apply to work for a Senate campaign again, and what advice would you give to future applicants?
Yes, I would definitely apply again! If I had to give advice to future applicants, I would tell them to stay positive and meet as many people as you can. Campaigns are unique because people from all different backgrounds jump on to help, and it is rare that you find that somewhere else!
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Q: link error while compiling this "simple" program with clang and g++ I am working on a project, and it seems that clang is unable to generate a valid bytecode (as the linker fail to link, some static constexpr in a template class is not found at link time)
I can fix it with a static getter in the class, but this lead to some really ugly/overloaded code.
Here is a "minimal" sample of code that makes the bug (is it a bug ?) appear.
Unfortunately, here, g++ will produce the same link error.
I'm asking if this is a compiler bug, or I am simply doing something wrong, and if there's a solution to avoid this error.
(And if I am doing something wrong, why the same construct works in my bigger project ??)
NOTE: The bigger project is named yaggler on github, but is still at the early beginning of its life
#include <type_traits>
#include <iostream>

// exemple vector classes
struct vector2
{
  constexpr vector2(unsigned int _x = 0, unsigned int _y = 0) : x(_x), y(_y) {} // for clang

  unsigned int x;
  unsigned int y;
};
struct vector3 : public vector2 // uh ;)
{
  constexpr vector3(unsigned int _x = 0, unsigned int _y = 0, unsigned int _z = 0) : vector2(_x, _y), z(_z) {} // for clang
  unsigned int z;
};

// simple templated generic vector type
// we could make a more generic one, but this would require something like a tuple.
template<unsigned int... Vals>
struct vector
{
    static_assert(!(sizeof...(Vals) + 1), "[...]");
};
template<unsigned int X>
struct vector<X>
{
  using vec_type = unsigned int;
  static constexpr unsigned int value = X;
};
template<unsigned int X, unsigned int Y>
struct vector<X, Y>
{
  using vec_type = vector2;
  static constexpr vector2 value = vector2(X, Y);
};
template<unsigned int X, unsigned int Y, unsigned int Z>
struct vector<X, Y, Z>
{
  using vec_type = vector3;
  static constexpr vector3 value = vector3(X, Y, Z);
};

// a simple wrapper
template<typename V>
struct some_wrapper
{
  static constexpr typename V::vec_type value = V::value;
};

// a dummy function that print something to stdout.
void do_something(int32_t id, const vector3 &value)
{
  std::cout << id << " " << value.z << std::endl;
}
void do_something(int32_t id, const vector2 &value)
{
  std::cout << id << " " << value.y << std::endl;
}
void do_something(int32_t id, int value)
{
  std::cout << id << " " << value << std::endl;
}

// the class used to create the error
template< typename... Args>
class exemple
{
  private:
    // an initialisation that recurse over the Args... template arguments
    template<typename Current, typename... Others>
    void __rec_init() const
    {
      do_something(0, Current::value);
      __rec_init<Others...>();
    }

    // end of recursion
    template<size_t = 0>
    void __rec_init() const {}

    // launch the recursion
    void tpl_init() const
    {
      __rec_init<Args...>();
    }

  public:
    exemple()
    {
      tpl_init();
    }
};

int main()
{
  // and here, we get a linker error.
  exemple<some_wrapper<vector<4, 4, 5>>, some_wrapper<vector<4, 1>>, some_wrapper<vector<9>>>();
}

EDIT: just to mention gcc and clang versions: gcc 4.7.3/4.8.2 and clang 3.2/3.3

A: The specializations of vector class template for 2 and 3 template arguments have got static constexpr data member value of literal type (vector2 and vector3, respectively) that don't have namespace scope definitions.
You'll need them because you odr-use value when it binds to the reference parameter when passed to do_something function.
§9.4.2/3 [class.static.mfct]

If a non-volatile const static data member is of integral or enumeration type, its declaration in the class
  definition can specify a brace-or-equal-initializer in which every initializer-clause that is an assignment-
  expression is a constant expression (5.19). A static data member of literal type can be declared in the
  class definition with the constexpr specifier; if so, its declaration shall specify a brace-or-equal-initializer
  in which every initializer-clause that is an assignment-expression is a constant expression. [Note: In both
  these cases, the member may appear in constant expressions. —end note ] The member shall still be defined
  in a namespace scope if it is odr-used (3.2) in the program and the namespace scope definition shall not
  contain an initializer.

EDIT: Correcting myself, it's actualy some_wrapper<T>::value that needs this definition (for the reason mentioned above, nonetheless). So what you need is this in namespace scope after the definition of some_wrapper:
template<typename V>
constexpr typename V::vec_type some_wrapper<V>::value;

After that, your code compiles and runs.

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The Indianapolis-Carmel metropolitan area1 economy has experienced another weak year of growth along with the rest of the state and country. Gains in output and employment have been modest.
The financial crisis that began in late 2007 had significant repercussions in Indianapolis as well as everywhere else across the country. It is useful to examine the industries that were most affected by the recession and measure to what extent they have recovered. Table 1 presents the change in number of jobs and real wages over the past five years (from March 31, 2008 to March 31, 2013). Overall, the total number of jobs grew nearly 1 percent and real wages remained flat.
Notes: Data are March 31, 2008 to March 31, 2013. Total change in jobs and real wages are weighted averages based on each industry's percent of total jobs.
Digging deeper, we can see the industries that were hit hardest and have yet to recover. Construction jobs are down 20.6 percent from their 2008 levels, while manufacturing and wholesale trade jobs are down 13.8 percent and 6.3 percent, respectively. The health care industry has seen the strongest growth, with the number of jobs increasing by 18.5 percent and wages increasing by 6.1 percent.
Slow economic growth still drives the Indianapolis economy. The good news is that unemployment has fallen to 6.9 percent, the lowest mark since 2008. But it is only a few percentage points lower than where it stood in 2012, and the local economy has only added about 16,000 jobs in that time. To get unemployment to a manageable 4 percent to 5 percent level, Indianapolis will need to add 43,000 jobs. Given the current pace, it looks like we will be in "recovery mode" for at least a couple more years.
Examining different areas within the MSA, unemployment is highest in Marion County (7.8 percent) and lowest in Hamilton County (5.4 percent).
The Indianapolis residential real estate market has been one of the few bright spots in the economy. Median housing prices are up 10.3 percent since 2012, while inventories have remained flat.2 One contributor to this trend has been the practice of large investment groups buying up single family homes as rental properties. Whether or not this is good for the local economy remains to be seen, but it does seem to have the effect of increasing prices and investment in the housing market. Look for housing prices to continue to rise over the next year as mortgage rates remain at historically low levels and economic growth leads to increased demand for housing.
New residential construction has experienced a dramatic recovery over the last 12 months. Figure 1 shows that new construction costs, as measured by permits, are expected to top $1.2 billion in the metro area in 2013. This level of residential construction has not been achieved since 2007 and suggests that we have finally fully recovered from the housing/construction crisis.
Note: Data are quarterly and are seasonally adjusted.
Overall, new residential construction spending increased 41 percent from June 2012 to June 2013. While 2014 should continue to see growth, it is expected to be at a much more modest pace.
During the last few years, population growth has been picking up in Marion County and slowing in the surrounding counties. Population growth in Marion County averaged 0.4 percent from 1995–2009, but has averaged more than 1 percent per year since. Meanwhile, growth in the surrounding counties has slowed from 2.8 percent to 1.1 percent during the same time periods.
Figure 2 shows the population of Marion County and the sum of the surrounding counties. A few years ago, it appeared certain that the surrounding counties would surpass Marion County, but this has not yet happened. It seems as though some of the redevelopment efforts within Marion County, and especially those in and around downtown, are paying off.
With the notable exception of the residential construction market, Indianapolis continues a weak five-year recovery. Incomes and output will likely rise 2 percent next year along with the state and the rest of the nation. The economy will add between 15,000 jobs and 20,000 jobs, which will reduce the unemployment rate to around 6.5 percent.
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The Temporary Higher Rebate under the Bass Strait Passenger Vehicle Equalisation Scheme (BSPVES) has ended.
The standard BSPVES rebate apply to bookings for sea travel from 1 July 2021 onwards. Please refer to the table below for the current rebate effective 1 July 2021.
On this page you will find information about the:
Purpose of the Scheme
The rebate
Monitoring reports
The Bass Strait Passenger Vehicle Equalisation Scheme (BSPVES) was introduced in September 1996 by the Australian Government.
The BSPVES aims to reduce the cost of seagoing travel between the mainland and Tasmania, by providing a rebate for the transportation of an eligible passenger vehicle across Bass Strait. In 2020-2021, the Australian Government provided assistance for approximately 123,564 eligible passenger vehicles, including 47,233 eligible passenger vehicles under the temporary higher rebate announced by the Australian Government in January 2021.
The BSPVES is administered in accordance with the Ministerial Directions approved by the responsible Minister on 1 September 2002, as amended from time to time.
The Ministerial Directions for the Bass Strait Passenger Vehicle Equalisation Scheme were last amended on 1 April 2021. The amendments implemented the BSPVES Temporary Higher Rebate for new travel bookings from 14 January 2021, for travel across Bass Strait from 1 March 2021 to 30 June 2021 capped at $6 million or whichever comes first.
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All claims for payment of the rebates under the scheme are assessed in accordance with the Ministerial Directions, and processed by Services Australia on behalf of the Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Communications.
The BSPVES is demand-driven and expenditure varies with economic conditions. In 2020–2021 a total of $36.9 million was spent under the scheme.
Rebate applicable under the BSPVES
ONE WAY TRIP
Motor Car Up to $243 Up to $486
Bus Up to $243 Up to $486
Motorhome Up to $489 Up to $978
Eligible passenger vehicle towing a caravan Up to $489 Up to $978
Motorcycle Up to $125 Up to $250
Bicycle Up to $37 Up to $74
The rebate is provided to the driver of an eligible passenger vehicle, in the majority of cases, in the form of a reduced fare charged by a service operator. The amount of rebate paid is limited to the service operator's vehicle fare for that particular type of passenger vehicle if the fare is below the applicable rebate shown above.
The service operator is not the recipient of the rebate and is reimbursed on a monthly basis by the Australian Government for the total rebate provided to eligible passengers or persons under the scheme.
Eligible persons with a medical condition are able to access the rebate for eligible passenger vehicles under the BSPVES. To receive a rebate they must travel on a commercial airline service between either:
Melbourne and Devonport or
a place on the Australian mainland and King Island or the islands of the Furneaux Group.
Their passenger vehicle must be carried in the same direction of travel on a Bass Strait service on or about the same day they are travelling by air.
The scheme is also available to eligible persons who have to take a flight between mainland Australia and King Island or the islands of the Furneaux Group due to the absence of a ferry service between the islands and mainland Australia.
In accordance with the Ministerial Directions, the Bureau of Infrastructure, Transport and Regional Economics (BITRE) is required to monitor the effectiveness of the Scheme.
The BITRE's latest monitoring report was released in January 2020 and covers the period 1 July 2017 to 30 June 2019 BSPVES monitoring report no.17.
All enquiries concerning eligible passenger vehicle bookings and rebates applied under the scheme should be directed to the relevant ferry operator.
Prospective ferry operators seeking information on BSPVES should contact:
Tasmanian and Shipping Programs Section
Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Communications
Email: TasmanianShipping@infrastructure.gov.au
Requests for information on service delivery matters should be directed to:
Tasmanian Transport Programs
Services Australia
Email: tfes.support@servicesaustralia.gov.au
More information is found at the Services Australia's BSPVES website.
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Personal information collected may be:
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For information about how you can access your personal information held by the department, seek corrections or complain about a privacy breach, please refer to the department's Privacy Policy.
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A Better Dumont: Nightmare in Dumont (schools)?
on making any major changes in staffing or programs at this time.
If the district received almost $400,000 more state aid and $310,000 more federal aid than last year, why does the district want another $618,006 from taxpayers?
In the 2009-2010 budget, the regular student enrollment estimate for the coming year was up 6 but actually down 20, or 1% error. For 2010-2011 the estimate was up 27 but was actually down 40, or almost 3% error. For that, the 2011-12 estimate has little credibility with me. Why has the district overestimated student enrollment for the past two years?
Why is this a big deal? Because a rising enrollment better justifies a higher budget. Because of these seemingly small estimation errors, the actual "Total Comparative Per Pupil cost" from 09-10 to 10-11 shot up from $11204 to $12809, or 14.3%. Had pupil population remained at 2007 -2008 levels, the per pupil increase would have been just over 10%. How does that fare for Dumont, whose population actually decreased 0.1% from 2000 to 2010, contrasting population increases of 2.4% for bergen-passaic and 4.5% for all of NJ respectively according to official census figures? In other words, decreasing enrollment coupled with a decreasing population (fewer taxpayers) in a fully developed town is a recipe for an upward spiral of tax levy that will become unsustainable for more taxpayers with every passing year.
Except for the district superintendent, the employment contracts of Business Administrator (1) and Coordinator/Director/Manager/Supervisor (3) are up for renewal this year.
Is there any chance for these folks to 'share the pain' that teachers and custodians have agreed to last year even though these folks enjoyed a 3% raise, even if the savings seems only symbolic? Would the school board award a raise for these people again this year? Do our teachers and custodians deserve less than administrators?
I do not make these comments lightly. Both of my children are in Dumont schools, but I am also a taxpayer. In my humble opinion, I think the statement "This board of education has decided to remain at the 2% limit recommended by the governor" smacks of ignorance at best, arrogance at worst and endemic of an attitude that became obsolete when the recession began three years ago.
Why this is not an April fools' nightmare but the bleak reality?


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229: Strive less and teach more (w/ Sarah Williams Goldhagen)
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Sarah W. Goldhagen taught for ten years at Harvard's Graduate School of Design and spent many years as the Architecture Critic for the New Republic. She's written about buildings, cities, and landscapes for publications all over the world. Sarah's new book, Welcome to Your World: How the Built Environment Shapes Our Lives is a thoroughly entertaining, eye-opening manifesto arguing that the buildings we live and work in deeply affect us, physically and psychologically, and that we can't afford the soul-crushing architecture we mostly subject ourselves to.
In this episode, Sarah discusses:
-How her book, Welcome to Your World is a shift from the work she previously did.
-"Blindsight" and how we take in information subconsciously or nonconsciously.
-How there is no such thing as a neutral built environment. It is either helping you or hurting you.
-The story of when she had to change her setting while writing her dissertation.
-What creative people can do to put themselves in a better environment while they are creating.
-Complex natural light, views of nature, and tactile experiences.
-How her interest in cognitive neuroscience and inspiration from Alvar Aalto is what drove her to write the book.
-Some of the big challenges that she was faced with in taking on such a big project.
-Her advice to someone who is thinking about taking on a project that requires a large amount of research and learning.
-How she was slammed by her colleagues after an early presentation of material from her book, and how she courageously went forward with the book anyway.
-The traveling and photography that she did for the book.
-The pros and cons of using pictures of architecture.
Sarah's Final Push will inspire you to think about why you create and to strive less and teach more!
"People should recognize that the built environment and its quality and design, has a far greater impact on people than anybody previously realized."
"There is no such thing as a neutral streetscape, building, or landscape. If it's not doing something good for you, chances are it's doing something really not good for you."
"Creativity is such a demanding cognitive state that you don't want anything in the built environment that's going to be tugging at you in any way."
"I ended up delving into a lot of different fields and then it was up to me to figure out what the paradigm of how people experience their environments actual is based on these studies, most of which didn't have much to do with the built environment."
"It doesn't have to be perfect, but you just have to do what you believe might help or might bring people to new ideas and new places."
Welcome to Your World: How the Built Environment Shapes Our Lives by Sarah Williams Goldhagen
How Nature Resets Our Minds and Bodies – The Atlantic
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Human Happiness
Philosophical Problems
Eternal Life and Human Happiness in Heaven: Philosophical Problems, Thomistic Solutions
by Christopher M. Brown
Eternal Life and Human Happiness in Heaven treats four apparent problems concerning eternal life in order to clarify our thinking about perfect human happiness in heaven. The teachings of St. Thomas Aquinas provide the basis for solutions to these four problems about eternal life insofar as his teachings call into question common contemporary theological or philosophical presuppositions about God, human persons, and the nature of heaven itself. Indeed, these Thomistic solutions often require us to think very differently from our contemporaries. But thinking differently with St. Thomas is worth it: for the Thomistic solutions to these apparent problems are more satisfying, on both theological and philosophical grounds, than a number of contemporary theological and philosophical approaches.
Christopher Brown deploys his argument in four sections. The first section lays out, in three chapters, four apparent problems concerning eternal life—Is heaven a mystical or social reality? Is heaven other-worldly or this-worldly? Is heaven static or dynamic? Won't human persons eventually get bored in heaven? Brown then explains how and why some important contemporary Christian theologians and philosophers resolve these problems, and notes serious problems with each of these contemporary solutions. The second section explains, in five chapters, St. Thomas' significant distinction between the essential reward of the saints in heaven and the accidental reward, and treats in detail his account of that in which the essential reward consists, namely, the beatific vision and the proper accidents of the vision (delight, joy, and charity). The third section treats, in five chapters, St. Thomas' views on the multifaceted accidental reward in heaven, where the accidental reward includes, among other things, glorified human embodiment, participation in the communion of the saints, and the joy experienced by the saints in sensing God's "new heavens and new earth." Finally, section four argues, in four chapters, that St. Thomas' views allow for powerful solutions to the four apparent problems about eternal life examined in the first section. These solutions are powerful because, not only are they consistent with authoritative, Catholic Christian Tradition, but they do not raise any of the significant theological or philosophical problems that attend the contemporary theological and philosophical solutions examined in the first section.
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Through our success we will contribute to improved product and process quality, food safety outcomes and a meaningful biosecurity environment.
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The AgriChain Centre is an organisation that is committed to best practice and ensuring that there is continuous improvement in its service delivery. Our organisation has been audited by Telarc to ensure that our Quality Management System meets the ISO 9001:2015 requirements. We are pleased to report that we have recognition that our systems meet these rigorous requirements.
• Operate the business as efficiently as possible.
• Continually review our processes to ensure that they are streamlined.
• Provide services that meet or exceed our customer expectations.
• Provide a professional service in line with industry best practice guidelines.
• Manage risks effectively to ensure that in turn client risks are minimised.
Food safety programmes are essential in an increasingly dynamic global business environment. In order to compete food companies need to meet increasing stringent customer and regulatory assurance requirements.
The AgriChain Centre approach to assurance is to develop solutions rooted in pragmatic and in-depth knowledge of the produce business.
The AgriChain Centre is a fresh produce focused service provider with experience in all aspects of the produce business including, production, post-harvest handling, quality assurance, wholesale and retailing.
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To discuss your needs, please visit our Survey pages or contact Massimo Ciccioni.
The Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) has authorised The AgriChain Centre to be an IVA for the produce industry.
As an IVA, The AgriChain Centre will act under delegated authority of MPI within the export certification system. Independent Verification Agencies undertake services on MPI's behalf to evaluate, audit and monitor the activities of exporters to ensure that they are complying with the regulatory requirements.
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The AgriChain Centre is focusing its IVA services on its particular area of expertise – horticultural products & related services.
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Every business forms part of a value chain. How a business performs today, how it will perform tomorrow and what it will be a year from now need no longer be guess work.
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To discuss your needs, please contact Dr Hans Maurer or Anne Marie Arts.
Procrastination, management by instinct or rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic are no longer adequate in assuring a business future.
The AgriChain Centre works with its clients on identifying the strategic landscape the clients' businesses are positioned in and on establishing appropriate business strategies. These may take the form of business plans.
The AgriChain Centre manages a range of long-term projects for a diverse client range. Current projects include a national soil sampling and GPS mapping project for a major horticultural export crop association; quality control inspection on behalf of a supermarket group; and the collaborative kiwifruit marketing process on behalf of a New Zealand exporter.
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Why Divesting From Fossil Fuels at Concordia is Crucial
OpinionsMarcus Peters — Published September 5, 2016
Graphic: Nico Holzmann
The divestment movement has one major goal: peel away fossil fuel companies' veil of social support by pressuring investors to sell their assets.
Since its humble beginnings on a handful of college campuses in 2011, the divestment movement has spread worldwide. Thousands of foundations, universities, and individuals have pledged to divest over $3.4 trillion from the fossil fuel industry.
Despite the momentum, we have yet to see a Canadian university follow through with full divestment, showing a disturbing lack of leadership in our institutions of higher learning.
Canada is one of the top three largest per-capita emitters of greenhouse gases, and our government hands out various forms of subsidies to the industry totaling more than $2.7 billion every year. The political landscape in Canada requires a drastic shift. We need to begin rejecting our tacit acceptance of the tar sands and its so-called "place in our economy."
This shift needs to come from every sector of our society—and what better place to begin than the academic institutions that brought climate science into mainstream discourse.
Even while Concordia continues to produce research on the cataclysmic effects of climate change, our investments in fossil fuels show a financial interest in the degradation of our global future.
The scientific consensus on anthropogenic climate change should be reflected in every facet of an institution of higher learning. Concordia needs to take true leadership on the global climate crisis by divesting its assets away from this destructive industry.
Just over three years ago, we learned that Concordia invests between $11 to 12 million in the fossil fuels industry—information which led to the formation of Divest Concordia. We were a small group of people interested in using our status as Concordia students to take tangible action on climate change. We set about disseminating this information in the hopes of getting people involved and forcing the university to sell its investments.
In the fall of 2013, we helped set up a Socially Responsible Investment working group with the university. It was a way to establish a dialogue on divestment between students and the administration.
Divestment is a tactic, not a solution—organizing workshops, movie screenings, and art builds are all integral ways to start building awareness about climate change.
Our first year as a group was spent educating the community—as well as ourselves—on the multifaceted issue of climate change, and trying to find ways to apply that knowledge into the way we organized.
By late 2014, we had some traction with the administration. The school decided to experiment in sustainability by setting up a $5 million fund from their endowment that would screen out unsustainable investments—including fossil fuels. While this decision caused a bit of a media splash, it unfortunately coincided with the end of the Socially Responsible Investment working group.
A major part of this second year was spent on restructuring—to refocus on the grassroots mobilizing that formed the basis of our movement, and worked on making our organizing more inclusive to the struggles of marginalized groups—something no serious environmental movement can ever overestimate.
While the Socially Responsible Investment working group ended, the administration has set up the Joint Sustainable Investment Advisory Committee, which includes a permanent seat for Divest Concordia. We finished off our third year organizing around the Energy East pipeline and the Paris Climate Accords. A growing number of associations, professors, student groups, and external organizations associated with Concordia have joined the campaign.
Which brings us to the present. We're in the midst of a critical time for the global environmental movement. In the next five years, we have to transition into a new economy, one that does not threaten the global ecosystem with GHG emissions. Unless we are well on our way to building this economy in the next half decade, scientists warn, we will be locking in a global temperature increase of 2 degrees or more. The need for a strong environmental movement grows more urgent with every year.
The campaign is about more than just fossil fuel divestment; it's about changing the way we think about climate change, and finding new ways to integrate the full, intersectional meaning of sustainability into both our institutions and daily lives.
To make that happen, though, we're going to need to build pressure in our school. That's something everyone can be a part of—including you.
Marcus Peters is a member of Divest Concordia and the Loyola Coordinator of the Concordia Student Union.
Hunger Strike on the Mezz
Shaun Michaud – September 25, 2014
CSU Holds First Mobilization Art Build to Tackle Climate Change
Leigha Vegh – September 2, 2014
Editorial: Divest Properly, Divest Now
The Link – October 10, 2016
The Economics of Fossil Fuel Divestment
Tristan Masson – November 14, 2016


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In Memoriam: Nevin Grant to be Inducted into Canadian Broadcast Industry Hall of Fame, Receiving Allan Waters Lifetime Achievement Award
Early this year Canadian Music Week announced that Nevin Grant of CKOC was to be inducted into the Canadian Broadcast Industry Hall of Fame, and be the recipient of the Allan Waters Lifetime Achievement Award which is presented in recognition of Nevin's extraordinary contribution to the broadcast industry.
We are all deeply saddened by recent news of Nevins' passing from Parkinson's. His induction will continue though at the next CMW Music and Radio Gala in 2021 once we get by this COVID-19 interruption.
We are all devastated to learn of Nevin's passing. First, I would like to offer my sincere condolences to Heather, Robert, Geoffrey, Richard, family and friends. Nevin was a champion of radio and Canadian music. He was about to receive the Allan Waters Lifetime Achievement Award of which he was most deserving!" said Jim Waters.
Neill Dixon, president of Canadian Music Week and producer of the awards, says: "When Nevin first heard about his induction he was so excited and we spent lots of time over the next few days answering questions going over the details of how he thought the segment should run. There's a personal connection here for me with Nevin. He always had time for the "record guys" dropping off vinyl 45's to the station including myself as newbie RCA rep. back in the day"
Music director of CKOC from 1968 until his retirement in 2003, Nevin is recognized as one of the top music programmers in Canada. He is an avid record collector, with his massive collection containing over 15,000 45 RPM singles alone. "I became a serious collector of 45 rpm recordings in the mid-Fifties. I tried to collect every hit single… I'd also buy any recording I really liked, whether a hit or not."
His reputation as "The Hitmaker" was solidified over his 37-year career at CKOC. He was known for breaking new hits, and his knack for finding the latest and greatest in pop music was a huge part of CKOC's success. After graduating in Radio and Television Arts from Toronto's Ryerson University, Nevin started at CKOC in 1966 as a copywriter and became Creative Director, Music Director, Assistant Program Director then Program Director.
Following his retirement from CKOC in 2003, Nevin also became an author, offering his insightful recollections on the music, times, books, movies, fads, fashions and pop culture icons of 1955-1989 in his book Growing up with the Hits!: Reliving The Best Time of Your Life – 1955-1989.
Grant helped launch many broadcasters' careers over the years, great DJs like Roger Ashby, Ronald J. Morey, Gord James, Dave Charles, Brent Sleightholm, Bob Steele, Mike Jaycock, Peter Jaycock, Franklyn Cooper, "Rock 'N'" Ray Michaels and Bob Bratina, who would eventually become mayor of Hamilton.
Grant joins the ranks of previous recipients including Marilyn Denis, Roger Ashby, Chuck McCoy, John Donabie, Bill Evanov, David Marsden, John Derringer, Paul Ski, Don Shafer, Bob Laine, and J. Robert Wood. The Waters Family, specifically Allan Waters, founded the CHUM broadcasting empire in 1954 and built it into one of Canada's most respected and successful broadcast companies.
Nevin Grant will be honoured at the 2021 Canadian Music and Broadcast Industry Awards, Toronto. Date and Venue TBA
Nevin Grant Obituary: https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/thespec/obituary.aspx?n=nevin-e-grant&pid=196158869


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By U.S. Mission to France | 25 September, 2018 | Topics: President of the United States, Press Releases | Tags: Donald J. Trump, President Macron
President Donald J. Trump will travel to Paris on November 11
Statement from the White House Press Secretary Issued on August 31, 2018 President Donald J. Trump will travel to Paris, France, to participate in a November 11 commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the armistice that ended the fighting in World War I. The President's participation in this event will highlight the sacrifices that Americans ...
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Allocution du président Trump lors de la cérémonie de prestation de serment de Mike Pompeo, secrétaire d'État
La Maison-Blanche Bureau de la porte-parole Le 2 mai 2018 LE PRÉSIDENT : Merci. Je dois dire que c'est là davantage d'engouement en provenance du département d'État que je n'avais vu depuis longtemps – de nombreuses années. (Rires.) On peut parler de nombreuses années, peut-être des dizaines et des dizaines. Ça va être un début ...
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Mike Pompeo Sworn in as Secretary of State
Statement from the President on the Confirmation of Mike Pompeo as Secretary of State Issued on: April 26, 2018 I am pleased with the Senate's confirmation of Mike Pompeo to serve as our country's top diplomat. Having a patriot of Mike's immense talent, energy, and intellect leading the Department of State will be an incredible asset ...
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Presidents Trump, Macron celebrate their countries' close ties
As French President Emmanuel Macron arrived April 23 as the first guest of President Trump for an official state visit, the two countries' centuries-old friendship was on display. Born in democratic revolutions, France and the United States have built an enduring relationship. "It is truly fitting that we are holding our first official state visit ...
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President Trump Delivers State of the Union Address
January 30, 2018 U.S. Capitol Washington, D.C. 9:10 P.M. EST THE PRESIDENT: Mr. Speaker, Mr. Vice President, Members of Congress, the First Lady of the United States, and my fellow Americans: Less than one year has passed since I first stood at this podium, in this majestic chamber, to speak on behalf of the American ...
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Historic roots for recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel [video]
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President Donald J. Trump Proclaims November 2017 as National Native American Heritage Month National Native American Heritage Month, 2017 – – – – – – – By the President of the United States of America A Proclamation American Indians and Alaska Natives are inextricably linked with the history of the United States. Beginning with the ...
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Remarks by President Trump on Iran Strategy
The White House Office of the Press Secretary For Immediate Release October 13, 2017 Remarks by President Trump on Iran Strategy Diplomatic Reception Room 12:53 P.M. EDT THE PRESIDENT: Thank you very much. My fellow Americans: As President of the United States, my highest obligation is to ensure the safety and security of the American ...
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President Trump's Ramadan message
President Donald J. Trump wished all Muslims "a joyful Ramadan" upon the start of the Muslim holy month. "During this month of fasting from dawn to dusk, many Muslims in America and around the world will find meaning and inspiration in acts of charity and meditation that strengthen our communities," President Trump said in a May 26 statement . "At its core, the ...
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President Trump's Speech to the Arab Islamic American Summit
Remarks as prepared for delivery Thank You. I want to thank King Salman for his extraordinary words, and the magnificent Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for hosting today's summit. I am honored to be received by such gracious hosts. I have always heard about the splendor of your country and the kindness of your citizens, but ...
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President Trump Travels to the Middle East and Europe
President Trump will embark this Friday, May 19th, on a nine-day trip that will take him to Riyadh, Jerusalem, Rome, Brussels, and Taormina. The visit to Saudi Arabia will reaffirm the strong partnership between the United States and Saudi Arabia and allow the leaders to discuss issues of strategic concern, including efforts to defeat terrorist ...
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Readout of President Donald J. Trump's Call with Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany
The White House, Office of the Press Secretary Washington, D.C., April 24, 2017 President Donald J. Trump spoke today with Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany to address a wide range of issues of mutual concern. The leaders discussed the conflicts in Syria and Yemen and the urgent security challenge posed by North Korea. The President also ...
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Executive Order Protecting The Nation From Foreign Terrorist Entry Into The United States
The White House Office of the Press Secretary March 06, 2017 PROTECTING THE NATION FROM FOREIGN TERRORIST ENTRY INTO THE UNITED STATES By the authority vested in me as President by the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America, including the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA), 8 U.S.C. 1101 et seq., and ...
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How the new travel order works
How the new travel order works By Christopher Connell – Mar 7, 2017 President Trump signed an executive order on March 6 that pauses the admission of foreign nationals from six countries to allow the U.S. government to review and strengthen the vetting process used to scrutinize visa applications. (State Dept./Julia Maruszewski)
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Presidential Proclamation on Women's History Month
President Donald J. Trump Proclaims March 2017 as Women's History Month WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH, 2017 – – – – – – – BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA A PROCLAMATION We are proud of our Nation's achievements in promoting women's full participation in all aspects of American life and are resolute in ...
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President Donald J. Trump Names General H.R. McMaster as Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs
THE WHITE HOUSE Office of the Press Secretary February 20, 2017 Donald J. Trump on Monday announced the appointment of Lieutenant General Herbert Raymond "H.R." McMaster to serve as Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs. General McMaster is a graduate of West Point and received a Ph.D from the University of North Carolina ...
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Trump honors African Americans
February is National African American History Month. President Trump issued the following proclamation to commemorate the role African Americans have played in U.S. history: NATIONAL AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY MONTH, 2017 – – – – – – – BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA A PROCLAMATION As we celebrate National African American History ...
By U.S. Mission to France | 6 February, 2017 | Topics: History, News, President of the United States | Tags: Donald J. Trump, National African American History Month
Guidance for Dual Nationals under Executive Order "Protecting the Nation from Foreign Terrorist Entry in the United States"
1. The Executive Order does not restrict the travel of dual nationals, so long as they hold the passport of an unrestricted country and possess a valid U.S. visa. They may resume travel to the United States. 2. Our Embassies and Consulates around the world will process visa applications and issue nonimmigrant and immigrant visas to otherwise ...
By U.S. Mission to France | 1 February, 2017 | Topics: Foreign Politics, Immigrant Visas, News, Non Immigrant Visas, President of the United States, U.S. Policy | Tags: Donald J. Trump, executive order, nonimmigrant
Here's newly sworn-in President Trump's full speech
President Trump delivered this inaugural address on January 20, 2017. THE PRESIDENT: Chief Justice Roberts, President Carter, President Clinton, President Bush, President Obama, fellow Americans, and people of the world: thank you. We, the citizens of America, are now joined in a great national effort to rebuild our country and restore its promise for all of ...
By U.S. Mission to France | 21 January, 2017 | Topics: News, President of the United States, Speeches | Tags: Donald J. Trump, presidency


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If you are thinking about getting a divorce and want to know more about the process and your options, please join us!
By Alaska Association of Collaborative Professionals
Tue, November 9, 2021, 5:15 PM – 6:45 PM AKST
The Alaska Association of Collaborative Professionals is a multidisciplinary association of family lawyers, certified public accountants, financial advisors, mediators, and licensed mental health professionals with years of experience helping their clients through the divorce process. During this workshop, we will discuss divorce and dissolution options available to you such as collaboration, mediation, do-it-yourself, and litigation and the pros and cons of each option. Come and ask all those questions burning in your mind.
There will be three speakers:
Stefan Otterson (Attorney): Stefan Otterson started out as a commercial attorney, and then joined the Attorney General's Office in 1990. There he was a child protection and juvenile delinquency prosecutor, and also represented the Divisions of Public Safety, Mental Health, and Medicaid. Since 2000 Stefan has practiced family law in courts all over Southcentral, Southwest and Northwest Alaska. Stefan is also trained in mediation and collaborative law, has been a mediator for the court system, and was a child advocate (guardian ad litem) for over 12 years. Stefan now emphasizes mediation and collaborative law in the family law context.
Dr. Valerie Demming, PhD (Mental Health Professional): Valerie Anne Demming is a Mental Health Professional and Child Specialist with Alaska Association of Collaborative Professionals. She is a Ph.D psychologist and a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC). She is an experienced therapist who has worked with children, adolescents, individuals, couples, and families for the last 25 years. She has extensive knowledge in the area of child development and behavior. She has worked in the counseling setting with numerous children whose parents are in the process of divorcing or have obtained a divorce. She has additional training from The Grief and Loss Center in Ft. Collins Colorado, which has been invaluable with her work with children, and adults who have gone through or are going through the divorce process.
Lisa Rogers, CPA (Financial Professional): Lisa Rogers, CPA is president of Rogers & Company, CPA, P.C., a local accounting firm providing accounting and tax compliance and consulting services, including helping clients resolve the financial aspects of disputes, including divorces. In recent years, she has worked in collaborative divorce cases, both as the financial neutral member of the professional team and as an outside financial consultant. She is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, Alaska Society of Certified Public Accountants, Alaska Association of Collaborative Professionals, International Academy of Collaborative Professionals, and Anchorage Estate Planning Council. She earned the Jay A. Ofsthun Distinguished Service Award recognizing long and meritorious service to the accounting profession in 2006 and 2012.
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A team of 40 Duke medical personnel recently came together to perform the first bilateral hand transplant in North Carolina.
The patient, Deb Kelly, had her tumultuous journey begin on Easter Sunday in 2017, when she felt that something was wrong with her. By the next day, she was on life support and remained unconscious.
Her life was drastically changed when doctors diagnosed her with an invasive form of streptococcus that required her hands and legs to be amputated. Simple tasks became a burden, as she had to relearn everything. However, 14 months after the amputation, Kelly would regain an important aspect of her life through a hand transplant operation at Duke Hospital.
Linda Cendales, director of the Duke Vascularized Composite Allotransplantation Program, led the team that performed the procedure. Kelly was approved for the surgery as part of a clinical trial and put onto the transplant list. She underwent surgery on Thanksgiving in 2018.
A bilateral hand transplant involves tremendous complexity and time that few places in the world can perform, Cendales explained. She added that Duke was able to combine doctors of different specialties to assist before and during the procedure.
"Hand transplantation is an innovative therapy. Our clinical trial at Duke includes a very thorough screening evaluation to determine who is approve to move forward with the Phase II of the study, which is the transplant," Cendales said. "The decision is made as a committee. Currently, it hasn't been defined who is the best candidate and when to do the transplant [related to the time from amputation to transplantation]. Those are two next challenges for the field."
She explained that although the surgery itself took around 15 hours, the medical knowledge and studies necessary to attempt the surgery have been in development for years.
"The preparation has been taking place for over two decades. These include pre-clinical and clinical studies approached in a comprehensive, systematic and interdisciplinary manner," she said. "The technical aspect is unique but other aspects such as immune management, occupational therapy, neuropsychology, perioperative services and the transplant and research infrastructures are as important."
Since the operation, Cendales explained that Kelly's response to the transplant has been overwhelmingly positive—she has regained independence as her abilities continue to increase.
"Ms. Kelly is a very deserving patient who we follow very closely. She's doing very well, she's tolerating the study medication, [Belatacept], well and continues undergoing occupational therapy," Cendales said. "She is performing activities of daily living independently with her transplanted hands."
The success of Kelly's bilateral hand transplant carries many promising implications for many patients of the future. Her transplant was part of a clinical trial designed to reduce the dose and frequency of a medicine that tames the body's immune response when an organ is transplanted.
"This study is beneficial in more than one way. It provides the patient with an option to improve her quality of life," Cendales said. "Also, this is being done on a research protocol designed to lessen the risk of immunosuppression. As such, this will benefit more than one patient."
At the end of the day, she said she hopes that individuals in present and future generations can benefit from the advancements her team has made.


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Difference Between Dispersion and Skewness
In numerical statistics, for the sole purpose of comparing mathematical theory and interpretation, the level of heterogeneity is also shown. Usually, one statistic is calculated as the whole data set, known as an "average."
Fermentation is the process of ______.
Conversion of starch into sugar
Conversion of sugar into alcohol
Conversion of protein into sugar
adding yeast to make wine
Which of the following gland is present in the human mouth?
Gonads
Salivary
A chemical reaction where energy is released is called:
The hardest substance available on earth is
What is the S.I unit of frequency?
Diopter
Name the fabric which is used in making bulletproof jackets?
Galvanised iron sheets have a coating of
Which is the type of food having maximum energy?
Dispersion vs Skewness
What is Dispersion?
What is Skewness?
Main Differences Between Dispersion and Skewness
However, no specific method is defined for determining the series composition. That requires additional steps to clarify how things differ on average or between them.
We use measurements of dispersion and skewing to explain the very detailed principles of quantitative analysis of statistics. Dispersion is a measure of distribution range across the central point.
Thus asymmetry in a statistical distribution is measured by the skew.
Dispersion is a metric for the calculation of uncertainty in data or the analysis in and the extent to which the distribution is imbalanced across the medium is being measured by skewness. They are the most general terminology used to describe a data collection that comprises a large volume of computational data in mathematical analysis and probability theory.
Dispersion is a mathematical concept that represents the distribution scale of the values that are predicted for a certain variable that can be determined by a spectrum, variance, and standard deviation of the various statistics. The scattering generally applies to the spectrum of potential investment returns in finance and investment.
The risk implicit in a certain security or investment portfolio may also be measured.
Skewness refers to a deviation or asymmetry, which is a sequence of data that is different from the symmetrical bell curve or regular distribution. It is assumed to be bent whether the curve is moved to the left or the right.
Skewness can be quantified as the degree to which the distribution differs from the average.
Define Dispersion is the magnitude of the set of values for or distribution of a random variable. It defines a spectrum that extends or extends a distribution. Skewness is a measure of the asymmetry of a random variable around the average of statistical distribution. The skewness attribute may either be positive or negative, or it can be unknown.
Calculation Dispersion based on a certain average is determined. Skewness based on the medium, median, and mode is determined.
Measures The dispersion metrics mean the degree to which the differences are out of harmony with their fundamental value. The skewing steps are the asymmetric nature of the distribution and the skewing of data points to the right or the left.
Application Dispersion is used primarily to characterize the relationship between a data set and assess the degree to which the data values vary from their average value. Skewness deals with the dissemination essence of a series of results.
Nature Importance distribution from the main value Symmetrical or asymmetrical series.
In mathematics, dispersion measures how the data is distributed, which indicates how the values vary in size within a data set. It is the area around which a statistical distribution is distributed.
The heterogeneity of the objects in the data collection around the centre point is determined in particular. Simply stated, the uncertainty degree about the mean value is measured.
Dispersion measurements are critical for determining the distribution of data around a position measurement. The variance, for example, is a normal dispersion measure that determines how the data about the mean is spread.
Range and average deviation are other dispersion indicators.
Dispersion is a numerical wonder which addresses the circulation size of the indicators for a specific variable that can be determined by the different measurements by continuum, fluctuation and standard deviation. The dispersal alludes comprehensively to the scope of future profits from an interest in money and venture.
There will likewise be estimating the danger inferred in any security or speculation portfolio.
Skewness is about a certain point, a representation of the asymmetry of a distribution. A slightly asymmetric, strong asymmetrical, or symmetric distribution can occur.
Skewness is used to calculate the asymmetry measure of distribution. The distribution is said to be rectangular in the event of a positive skewing, and the distribution is said to be left-skewed when the skewness is negative.
The distribution is symmetrical if the skewness is negative. Mean, median, and modes are used to calculate skewness.
Based on if the data points are left or right-skewed, the skew can be positive, negative, or unknown. For example, a regular distribution has a zero skew, while a lognormal distribution will have a certain degree of right skew.
Skewness alludes to a deviation or unevenness, which is a succession of information that is unique in relation to the even ringer bend or ordinary conveyance. It is thought to be bowed whether the bend is moved to one side or the right.
Skewness can be measured as how much the appropriation varies from the normal.
Dispersion defines a spectrum that extends or extends a distribution, whereas skewness is a measure of the asymmetry of a random variable around the average of statistical distribution.
Dispersion is also useful for the testing of average reliability, whereas skewness is useful in the study of the financial market, which includes vast numbers of information such as asset returns, inventory values, etc., is highly useful.
Dispersion based on a certain average is determined, whereas skewness based on the medium, median, and mode are determined.
Dispersion shows the important distribution from the main value, whereas skewness shows symmetrical or asymmetrical series.
In dispersion, all the measures are positive, whereas, in skewness, all the measures are negative.
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Pasban-e-Pakistan warns voters of political parties' 'catchy slogans' in 2018 polls
by PPI , (Last Updated February 4, 2018)
KARACHI: Pasban-e-Pakistan President Altaf Shakoor said on Sunday that the stereotypical political parties of Pakistan and their cunning leaders are once again ready to exploit the voters of Pakistan, with their crocodile tears and catchy slogans.
He said that these parties have never served the poor masses and would never serve them because they safeguard the interests of Waderas (feudal leaders), industrialists, business tycoons and other segments of the elite class.
He said there is no real political platform for the poor people of Pakistan. He added that the ruling and opposition parties are the part of the musical chair game of Pakistani politics and they enjoy the sweet fruits of the government taking their turns, while they are least concerned about the problems of poor voters.
He said that as the general elections of 2018 are coming nearer, different political parties have started making alliances. He said his party, Pasban-e-Pakistan has also decided to make an alliance, but this alliance would be not with any political party, but with the people of Pakistan.
He said this Pasban-Awam-Ittehad (protection of people alliance) would aim to resolve the problems of people and raise voice for them. He said that in this alliance, you would not find feudal leaders and tycoons, who have been looting this country for last 70 years.
He said that the party and its leadership belong to ordinary citizens. Anyone wishing to serve this nation and the people can also join this alliance, he appealed.
He said we would not seek your pocket but to see your aspiration, dedication, commitment and zeal to the cause of serving people. He said in order for us to develop this country, it is necessary that selfless people also come forward to play their role, do not believe in corruption and who want to do some real good to this nation.
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