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A MAN'S LIFE
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The Model of a Man
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A Man's Life: Reset
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A Man's Life: About It
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My Brief Life on the Rim
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A Man's Life: A Father's Journey
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A Man's Life: Thriving in the Unknown
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The Mountain Man
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A Man's Life: Oregon Trail
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What's Passed On
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From Catfish to Coq au Vin
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The Uses of Muscle
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Going Wild
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My Father's Voice
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Gathering the One Great Song
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My Dear Son
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The Politics of Welcome
by Lorraine McCrary We live in an individualistic society, and most politic..
Making Peace with Crawfordsville
Living in a small Indiana town and county with 95 churches and no synagogue..
When sculptor and Professor of Art Emeritus Doug Calisch began crafting fin..
First Catch
by Eric Freeze Whatever ethical quandaries I had been having, my actions ha..
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A Rich Exchange
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In Charge of Everything Else
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Accelerating Indianapolis
Doug Petno '87: The Job at Hand
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Starting Business Is a Leap of Faith—Obviously
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In Memory: Guy Kinman "40
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Beyond Judgment
"An Exercise in Trust"
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Alex Rinks '06: Adventure by Adventure
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Healing Flight
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Getting Real
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Camels in the Cornfield
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Forgiving Cain
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More "Embarrassing Moments"
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Leading and Learning "Away Off Shore"
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Lettered With Loving Care
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From Our Readers: Walking "The Camino"
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Silence on the Trail
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How Do You Take Care of Yourself?
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Traveling Well: The Photography of Denis Kelly '84
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Traveling Well: Charles Johnson '65 and the Polar Adventurer Fram
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Alan White '60: Not Without the Music
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Travelers' Advisory: The Problem with Nodding
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Sean Salai '03 To Be Ordained a Catholic Priest
Justin Herd '06 Opens The Local Butcher in Denver
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Capturing Commencement, Reunions
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Ben Hewitt '05 named head swim coach at Nova Southeastern University
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Jim Dreher '85: A Singular Vision
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J.T. Whitehead '87, Poet/Lawyer
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No Microphone Eating for Miles '76
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Prengaman '98: Thinking Critically, Living Humanely
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Thank You, Tom Runge
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Crofts '63 Sheds "Bright, Clarifying Light" on Lincoln as Emancipator
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Padgett '84 Covers Obama Visit to Cuba
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Film Honors American World War I Soldiers
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Gregerson '09 Ordained to Priesthood
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Thomas Brogan '88: Archaeological Dig
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Bob and Betty Allen '57: Mud Hollow Memories
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Martella '71 and "A Life of Place"
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Deleget's New Minus Space Gallery
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Been '81: Farmwork Ethic
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"The Liberal Arts is Strategy"
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2015 Review: Honor and Memory
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Barton '00 and Crawfordsville's Stellar Year
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Been '81 Leaves Legal Aid Legacy
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Listening To Each Other
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"A Wonderful Life"
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A Taste of Our Lives, Pt. 1 (UNCUT VERSION!)
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Thomas Lents' Culinary Craftsmanship
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Wallies Worked on Theater Production
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Adventure Story Honors College's Past
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Real Work, Real World
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Two Marks of a Rivalry
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David Kendall '66: Freedom "From Both Sides"
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McCarty Recalls Murders
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Hello Maxwell David Nicholson!
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Garrett, Guiden Return as Cole Lecturers
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Bowerman '11 Climbs Kilimanjaro
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Teacher Paul Baldwin '78
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Scarlet Yarns: Alumni Tell Their Stories
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Alumni Honor Their Own
Coming Home Late—Bert Stern H'62
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Carter's Dangerous Work
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Emanuel Harper '10 : Why I Stand for Children
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Jeremy Bird '00—Create Whatever You Want
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Two Chords
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Deleget '97 Sings 'September of 92'
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Somethin' 'bout a Song
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Solar-Powered Jazz
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Kitterman '06—Driving Force
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Looking Twice at America
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Wabash Mourns Passing of Nancy Doemel
Wabash mourns the death of Nancy J. Doemel, who established professional grant writing at the College during her 31 years as director of corporate and foundation relations and whose creativity, skill, vision, and dedication in working with organizations throughout Montgomery County embodied the literal meaning of philanthropy as "the love of humanity."
Nancy retired from Wabash in 2010 along with her husband, Professor Emeritus of Biology Bill Doemel, but continued her service to the community and was honored in June by the Indiana Philanthropy Alliance with the 2016 Hazelett Award in Grantmaking and by the Montgomery County Community Foundation, which she co-founded
She died in St. Vincent's Hospital in Indianapolis on Saturday.
During three decades working for the College, Nancy raised more than $30 million for everything from pianos in the Fine Arts Center to faculty/student research labs to McGregor lectures to summer science and retention programs to the renovation of Lilly Library.
From 1979 to 1997 she had the additional responsibility at Wabash as part-time Director of the Great Lakes Colleges Association Scotland Program, where she worked with Professor Bill Placher '70 and scores of students.
Nancy taught high school immediately following her graduation from Wittenberg University in 1966, and throughout her career she was alway mindful of the needs of students. "One of the things Wabash has given me that has made me happiest …is that while I've been a grant writer, I've also worked with students in many different ways," she said during her retirement reception in 2010. "And that's been important to me, because you can sit in an office and write grants for the College, but unless you see those wonderful, screwy 18-year-olds in their shorts and sandals when it's 20 degrees out, you sort of forget who is at the heart of all this. And I've never forgotten because I'm always in touch with them."
At that same celebration, then-Dean of Advancement Joe Emmick '92 paid tribute to Nancy's vision of philanthropy: "Nancy is constantly thinking about how to pull together this alumnus with this opportunity, how we can broaden the reach of our grants to involve people across campus and involve our alumni. It's that kind of reach—that kind of global thinking about Advancement—that I think has been Nancy's deeper value to the College over these past 30 years."
She brought that global thinking to her community.
She was a founding member of the Montgomery County Community Foundation (MCCF), the most powerful catalyst for philanthropy in the county, and has served two terms on its board of directors. She advised the Montgomery County Free Clinic Board as they raised over $1.2 million to build a new clinic to serve medical needs of the low-income families and individuals. She worked with her church on a $308,000 capital campaign providing fundraising guidance and grant writing assistance to meet this goal. She also chaired the Economic Health committee of the Montgomery County League of Women Voters for the last five years.
"Nancy was a tremendous leader who through her example showed what it truly means to be a volunteer community worker," said MCCF Executive Director Kelly Taylor. "Her dedication, patience and hard work got results and set high exemplary standards for those with whom she worked. She made everyone better under her leadership."
Inspired by the work of former Wabash costume designer Laura Conners, Nancy was also an accomplished quilter, and her art quilts were exhibited in the Athens Art Gallery.
Nancy and Bill's son, Christopher, grew up around Wabash and sometimes in his father's science classrooms, just as students often found their way to the Doemel's home for dinner and holidays. It was a kindness remembered years later by Arun Muralidhar '88: "My first Thanksgiving was at Nancy and Bill's house. For a foreigner fresh off the boat, nothing could have been more amazing than the warmth extended by them and the fabulous spread. To this day, every time Thanksgiving comes around, I remember their generosity in opening their house to us."
Christopher died in March 9 of this year.
A memorial service for Nancy will be held July 23 at 3 p.m. in the Wabash Chapel.
Steve Charles
Zurek's Treasured Possession
Wabash Magazine Online
Wabash College Crawfordsville, IN
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É endémica do Brasil.

Os seus habitats naturais são: savanas húmidas, campos de altitude subtropicais ou tropicais e rios.

Referências

Leptodactylus
Anfíbios do Brasil
Anfíbios descritos em 1978

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The Last of the Savages
By Mark Harris
May 17, 1996 at 04:00 AM EDT
There are two surprises on the first page of Jay McInerney's new book, and the big one isn't the announcement of a multiple-stab-wound murder, but rather the revelation that our narrator is 46 years old. Forty-six! Can it really be true that the author of Bright Lights, Big City, the man whose literary voice embodied the excesses of youth just a decade ago, has grown up that much? Numerically speaking, no; McInerney himself is just 41. But with his fifth novel, The Last of the Savages, the bad boy of the '80s seems to have entered a premature and melancholy middle age. And having repented the club-happy, glam-life sins of years gone by (premature literary celebrity always means having to say you're sorry), he's looked backward for inspiration: His new novel is all about the sins of the 1960s.
Patrick Keane (the narrator) is the smart, vaguely ashamed teenage son of working-class Catholic New Englanders who arrives at a snooty prep school just in time for the dawning of the age of Aquarius. He's quiet, bookish, insecure, and completely awed by his roommate, a good ol' WASPy Tennessee boy named Will Savage who is already high on the revolution — political, sexual, musical, and pharmacological — that Patrick is too innately cautious to join.
In the Protestant/Catholic, rebel/conformist dynamic that soon emerges, you may hear echoes of Brideshead Revisited, and a lot of other books revisited as well. The Last of the Savages rings variations on no fewer than four familiar genres (not to mention the collected works of F. Scott Fitzgerald): It begins as a prep school boy-bonding book in the rich vein of A Separate Peace, James Kirkwood's Good Times/Bad Times, and countless others. When school holidays begin and Patrick heads down to Will's Memphis manor, it becomes a baroquely screwed-up Southern-family saga, complete with dead brothers, drunken mothers, and rebel yells. As the decades wear on and Will and Patrick grow up and apart, it becomes a weren't-the-'60s-a-wild-time novel. And from first page to last, McInerney stakes his claim to the friendship-that-changed-my-life genre, a narrative told by the sober and levelheaded yin that ends up being all about how the ebullient and self-destructive yang enriched his existence. (Just once, wouldn't it be nice if a druggy, high-living nutcase wrote a novel about how much his friendship with a dork meant to him?)
McInerney is trying to do a lot in The Last of the Savages — he also finds room for musings about interracial marriages, the Civil War, repressed homosexuality, and the blues — and yet, for all his wrong turns and waltzes with cliches, it just about works. He has always been an elegant and witty writer, but here, the fluidity and comic grace of his prose is all in the service of storytelling rather than of show-offiness, and the sorrow that courses through Savages has tempered his glibness with regret.
And make no mistake: This is by far the saddest novel McInerney has written. Time may be unkind to Will, a troubled golden boy who becomes a fat, paranoid music producer, but it's no more generous to Patrick, whose rueful, lonely middle years provide the novel with an emotional ballast (and a wrenching ending) that will surprise those who think the author is heading toward a smug neo-con condemnation of the '60s. "I am not strong enough to invent a role for myself outside of convention," admits Patrick, attempting to sum up his relationship with Will near the end of his story, "and I have watched others who have tried come to grief." There's self-knowledge in that statement, but also self-loathing and self-defeat. It's a long way from 1984, when McInerney left the hollowed-out, coke-choked protagonist of Bright Lights, Big City stumbling toward a loaf of bread and the promise of clean living, signing off with the mantra "You will have to learn everything all over again." Twelve years later, he's learned that salvation isn't nearly so easy. B
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What does it truly mean to be a Renaissance Man?
Some might consider it to be an adeptness at many different skills. I, however, believe that it encompasses more than just mechanical talent. Many brilliant people become skilled in multiple disciplines throughout their lifetime. Embracing Alberti's philosophy means showing a general adeptness across the different spheres of life. A gentleman (or woman) should be well-rounded in the various facets of their life, not letting one go in pursuit of another. Balance, in this instance, is key. Let's take, for example, social graces. Though expertly skilled at web design and animation, a computer nerd might not find themselves at ease in the midst of a large benefit banquet or even at a friend's birthday party. With practice and training, however, the can acquire or refine the necessary "protocol" and graduate from "Nerd-Alert" to "Computer-Savvy & Suave".


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Family Planning Champions in Kenya Celebrate Success in Counties
(July 2015) Policymakers in Kenya's Embu and Bungoma counties recently showed their support for family planning by approving firm budget commitments in the 2016 fiscal year. Their actions marked success for Population Reference Bureau (PRB)'s work with a local partner on bolstering family planning policies in the country.
Policymakers in Bungoma County, Kenya participate in a high-level meeting on family planning.
Elections in 2013 marked the official launch of Kenya's devolution into a 47-county system that tasked new county governors and assemblies with governance, financial management, and other functions. PRB, through the IDEA project, has been working with the National Council for Population and Development (NCPD) in Kenya on targeted family planning advocacy that capitalizes on the country's new decentralized political structure. The goal: Include family planning in county budgets. Embu and Bungoma were chosen as two priority counties under IDEA.
Devolution Requires Customizing Family Planning Advocacy Strategies
Devolution offers an opportunity for county leaders to translate national commitments into policy and program changes at the subnational level in ways that meet the needs of their particular county. Family planning is recognized as a priority investment by the national government in Kenya, but advocacy is now required at the subnational level to build relationships with new stakeholders.
Under IDEA, strategies to increase support for and commitment to family planning at the county level included:
Communicating evidence and information about the role of family planning in achieving health and development objectives.
Nurturing family planning champions through capacity-building workshops.
Establishing and supporting communities of policy experts and multisectoral leaders.
Focusing attention on family planning through one-on-one meetings with county decisionmakers and high-level policy dialogues.
County-Level Advocacy Means Expanding Relationships
NCPD's county population coordinators (CPC) from priority counties identified local champions who support family planning and have influence over decisionmakers. NCPD staff and their teams of champions attended an IDEA-led policy communication workshop, where they strengthened skills, learned about the county budgeting process, and developed county-specific advocacy plans.
Representatives from the Embu County Health Executive and County Health Management Team share breakfast and discuss need for financial commitment to family planning in Embu.
Outcomes in Bungoma and Embu counties show that targeting the right decisionmakers from the beginning of the activity is central to success. Potential key decisionmakers included county executives in health, finance and planning, gender and youth, as well as members of county health and budget committees, and the county health management team. The county advocacy teams held a series of one-on-one meetings with decisionmakers and organized high-level policy dialogues on family planning. Enoch Obuolo, the CPC based in Kakamega, Kenya, led the advocacy effort in Bungoma County. For Obuolo, the challenge of understanding the "political dynamics"—knowing the roles of the key stakeholders and with whom to begin the conversation—was critical. His experience taught him to start with the health management teams, the directors or chief officers of health, and the health committees, because they are the initiators of the budget. Obuolo had to work hard to convince several leaders who were initially opposed or less concerned about family planning issues. He noted that "Some even had to take the KLTW ["Kenya Leading the Way" ENGAGE multimedia presentation] video to watch alone at home or in their offices and came back to report changed positive attitudes toward family planning."1
Beatrice Okundi, the CPC in Embu County, felt that her most important job was to let county leaders know that family planning was a county-level issue. She had to build new relationships so she could create awareness about the status of family planning in Embu and provide relevant data, such as the contraceptive prevalence rate and the total fertility rate. Okundi used these new relationships to develop "buy-in to the idea of creating a budget line for family planning."2
Localizing Messages Is Important
According to Obuolo, the advocacy teams had to dispel the myth that family planning was not a priority at the county level because it was already heavily supported by global development partners. He felt that the "need to aim for self-sustainability on family planning" was one of the most important messages to promote: Counties need to make their own plans for family planning programming and service delivery. Obuolo ensured that the local message reached intended audiences, "I made sure I involved the media, especially after PRB's training…Because of this increased awareness, the media invited the county population coordinator to one of the region's FM station[s] to discuss and educate the public about family planning."
Shelley Megquier, policy analyst at PRB and the point person for IDEA on this effort, echoed the point that local messaging was extremely important. According to Megquier, the approach of each advocacy team took a different shape in each county and "CPCs strategically chose specific arguments in support of family planning based on the cultural context of their county and the county's health indicators."
Family Planning Line Item Represents Advocacy Success
High-level officials in both Embu and Bungoma have indicated that there is a family planning line item in their 2016 program budgets. In Embu, due to the efforts of Okundi and her team of champions, the family planning line item doubled from an initial allocation of 750,000 Kenyan shillings to 1.5 million Kenyan shillings (approximately US$15,000), and in Bungoma, advocates reported the family planning line item was almost as high at 1.2 million Kenyan shillings. Now that family planning line items have been established within these county budgets, the next step will be to leverage these commitments in order to secure additional funds to meet family planning needs.
One challenge for advocacy teams is education for decisionmakers that family planning budgeting should include a package of goods, services, and activities including training of health workers, transportation, health infrastructure—not just the contraceptive commodity itself. Challenges lie ahead, particularly regarding unanswered questions about commodity procurement responsibilities as the decentralization process continues. In Embu, health clinics are already facing supply issues. Okundi noted that two health sector champions on her team were also involved in making sure that commodities were sent to towns and villages when they reported shortages.
Both Okundi and Obuolo reported challenges they had to overcome, including competing demands for budget resource allocation, personnel transitions within county governments, and difficulty securing meetings with key decisionmakers. Both also spoke of the technical and moral support that NCPD and PRB provided as invaluable, especially the value of the policy communication training. They concurred on the need to recruit more champions to help with the advocacy process. Two immediate next steps for the 2017 fiscal year will be to build on accomplishments in Embu and Bungoma so that more counties set aside funds for family planning and for existing financial commitments to family planning to be increased.
PRB interview with Enoch Obulo, National Council for Population and Development (NCPD) County Population Coordinator, Bungoma County, Kenya, June 16, 2015.
PRB interview with Beatrice Okundi, National Council for Population and Development (NCPD) County Population Coordinator, Embu County, Kenya, June 16, 2015.


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Only thing is when there is an error on the post username the error displays in all the error boxes and not the one assigned to username, anyway to stop this without assigning ids to all the divs for use of practicality.

A: If you're using ., that's a class selector not an id.  You should not use strings when calling setTimeout.  Do;
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That eliminates the need for escaping.  However, it is not clear why you're using setTimeout at all.
For your actual question, you can use after instead of setting up a separate element.  And pass the actual id of the form element:
E.g.
finishAjax('username', response);

function finishAjax(id, response){
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You can hide loading initially with CSS:
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instead of your ready block.
Since you're using jQuery, you may want to look into the jQuery Validate plugin.

A: What's wrong with setting IDs for the divs? Using jQuery you should probably use IDs as often as you can instead of classes due to the better performance.
If you absolutely do not want to do that, there are other ways to access nodes in the DOM. For example if you have some HTML-structure like
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The error message for username.

You could simply do $('#username').next()  to access the div, without using it's class name.

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Night Shift is a great feature for all MacOS users, not only for people having trouble with vision problems. With Night Shift feature, your Mac will change the color temperature of the display. Filtering blue wavelengths can cut down bright blue light that disrupts your sleep. The feature is the same with the functionality that the app f.lux offers.
The Night Shift feature takes advantage of clock and geolocation on your Mac to decide when it's sunset according to your location. If you turn Location Services off in System Preferences → Security & Privacy → Privacy, Night Shift does not work properly.
However, you should ensure that you allow your Mac to use time zone information. To do so, go to System Preferences → Security & Privacy → Privacy and click on Details near System Services at the bottom and choose Time Zone box. You can control Night Shift manually but you have to remember to disable it.
If you choose Night Shift in manual mode, your computer will not use clock and geolocation information to determine when the sun sets down.
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1) Go to System Preferences from the Apple menu (the Dock).
3) Select the Night Shift tab.
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Sunset to Sunrise: Turn on Night Shift from sunset to sunrise.
Manual: Manually control Night Shift.
Color Temperature: Drag the slider to change your favorite color temperature.
You can set a custom schedule and still enable/disable it manually.
It's very helpful if you'd like the scheduled Night Shift mode, but you can freely switch the feature on or off at the same time when in a darkened room. Simply tick or untick the Manual checkbox to turn Night Shift on or off manually.
You can tick the Manual checkbox if you want to turn Night Shift on until 7 am the next day. If you choose to use a schedule, Night Shift will automatically turn off at the scheduled time.
In case Night Shift is on, deselecting the checkbox will turn it off. If you use a scheduled Night Shift mode, the feature will turn on again.
1) Use two fingers to swipe left from the right edge of the trackpad to access Notification Center or simply click on the Notification Center icon in the menu bar.
2) Next, swipe down to open the hidden Night Shift button at the top.
3) Click on Night Shift button to toggle the feature on and off.
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"Kung Fu" Star David Carradine Found Dead In Thai Hotel Room
"Kung Fu" and "Kill Bill" star David Carradine was found hung in a closet in a hotel room in Bangkok on Wednesday, Thai police reported. David Carradine, 72, was in Thailand shooting a film. He went missing on June 3rd and was discovered in his hotel room by one of the maids. David Carradine was best known for his role as the fugitive half-Chinese Shaolin monk Kwai Chang Caine in the 1970s TV drama "Kung Fu". He also starred in Martin Scorsese's "Boxcar Bertha" in 1972, portrayed folksinger Woody Guthrie in "Bound for Glory" in 1976, acted in Ingmar Bergman's "The Serpent's Egg" in 1977 and co-starred with half brothers Keith Carradine and Robert Carradine in the 1980 western "The Long Riders". His father was the noted actor John Carradine.
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Match preview: Sunderland v Fleetwood Town
Fleetwood Town travel to the Stadium of Light on Tuesday night to face Sunderland in Sky Bet League One, and in our match preview, we have all you need to know ahead of the 7:45pm kick-off.
Fixture: Sunderland v Fleetwood Town
Competition: Sky Bet League One
Date: Tuesday 25 February 2020
Kick-off: 19:45 (GMT)
Venue: Stadium of Light, Stadium Way, Sunderland, SR5 1SU.
Match officials: Scott Oldham (Referee), Gareth Mellor & Simon Clayton (Assistants) Wayne Grunnill (Fourth Official)
Tuesday's match will be Mr. Oldham's second game officiating both Sunderland and Fleetwood. He took charge of Fleetwood's away match at Bolton in November, and Sunderland's home game against Coventry City.
Mr. Oldham has officiated 30 games this season in all competitions, and branched out 84 yellow cards and five red cards.
FLEETWOOD TOWN
The Cod Army are back on the road after Saturday's 1-0 victory over promotion hopefuls, Portsmouth. Callum Connolly scored in the 12th minute to give Fleetwood the lead, with the Everton loanee scoring his second goal in as many games for the red and white army.
When you look back at the last six seasons since Fleetwood got promoted to League One, after 31 league matches played, it's the best points tally collected since the 2016/17 campaign – where the club reached the play-offs.
Town picked up a point against the Black Cats on New Years Day at Highbury, and have picked up five points from a possible nine against the former Premier League side.
The hosts on Tuesday night have won four league matches on the bounce. They picked up all three points last Saturday in their 3-0 home win over Bristol Rovers. After a Bristol sending off, Lynden Gooch, Charlie Wyke and Luke O'Nien scored late goals at the Stadium of Light.
Phil Parkinson's men are unbeaten in eight home matches, and will be looking to extend that run when the Cod Army visit the North East. They have kept eight clean sheets in their last nine games, conceding just the two goals in the process.
ONE TO WATCH – LYNDEN GOOCH
One for Town fans to keep an eye out for on Tuesday night is forward, Lynden Gooch. The American has played 29 times this season in all competitions, scoring ten goals – with three being in his last three appearances.
Gooch started off his career at the Stadium of Light in their Youth setup, before moving out on loan to Gateshead in January 2015 on a six-month loan deal. He later joined Doncaster Rovers a year later, and with his form, Sunderland needed their man.
In his first season with the Black Cats, he made 14 appearances, 11 of those in the Premier League, and with their fall down the divisions, his game time has increase and has gone on to be a regular in the side.
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HOW TO GET YOUR MATCHDAY TICKETS
Joey Barton's side make the journey to the Stadium of Light, with kick-off at 7:45pm, as two of League One's form sides go head-to-head under the lights.
Tickets for the match remain on sale from the club, with prices as follows:
Concessions (65+) - £17
Under 22 - £12
Under 16 - £7
Wheelchair/ambulant - FREE (rate as above with carer)
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Lucid Group's commitment to be a leader in medical education was recognised at the Communiqué Awards 2016 in London last night, where the agency received three awards, including being highly commended in the 'Communications Consultancy of the Year' category.
Lucid was shortlisted as a finalist in all six of the categories that it entered this year: three programme, two individual and a company category. It heard last night that it had won the 'Excellence in Communication of Survey or Market Research Data' category, and that Louise Verrall (Business Unit Director) had won 'Emerging Leader in Healthcare Communications'.
Lucid entered the 'Communications Consultancy of the Year' category for the first time this year and is pleased to have been highly commended. "Lucid is evolving and maturing, and 2015 was our best year yet. Excellent partnerships helped us achieve industry-leading financial growth. This allowed us to invest in the future of our organisation to achieve our vision to change patients' lives," commented Dennis O'Brien (Lucid Co-founder and CEO).
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New Guinea Air Warning Wireless Coy Plaque : March 2014
The plaque commemorates those who served with the New Guinea Air Warning Wireless Company during World War Two.
The New Guinea Air Warning Wireless Company formed in Port Moresby in late January 1942 and was granted "Separate Independent Establishment" status in October 1943. The company's "founding father" was Major Don Small, who had witnessed Japanese air raids on Rabaul and realised that having lacked an effective early-warning system around New Britain meant that the defenders were taken by surprise. At the time, gaps had also appeared in the coast-watching communications network because the territory administration ordered the withdrawal of civilian wireless operators when Japan entered the war.
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PROVIDENCE — Dominican Father Philip Alphonsus Smith, '63, a priest, educator, and administrator who served as the 11th president of Providence College, died unexpectedly at Rhode Island Hospital November 4, surrounded by close friends, including members of the Dominican Community. He was 74 years old.
A current professor of philosophy at Providence Colllege and a member of the Dominican Community of St. Thomas Aquinas Priory, Father Smith served as president from 1994-2005, guiding an impressive, multifaceted transformation of the College.
In recognition of his many achievements and commitment to the academic standing and mission of the College, Father Smith was awarded the Veritas Medal—the highest honor the College can bestow—during the College's 87th commencement exercises in May 2005. The Board of Trustees also voted to name the new performing arts center on the East Campus in his honor, and the facility was dedicated as the Smith Center for the Arts.
Born on September 6, 1933, in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada, Father Smith was a son of the late Philip and May (Byrne) Smith. He was raised on a 100-acre farm in Fort Augustus, east of Charlottetown, and attended the Webster Corner School, a one-room schoolhouse, from Grades 1 through 10, before completing his high school education at St. Dunstan's School in Charlottetown. He came to the United States in 1959.
Father Smith joined the College faculty in 1981 as an assistant professor of philosophy. He was promoted to associate professor in 1984 and to professor in 1994. From 1982-1985, he also was the special assistant to then-College President, Dominican Father Thomas R. Peterson, '51.
Before becoming president of Providence College, Father Smith served as president of the Pontifical Faculty of the College of the Immaculate Conception at the Dominican House of Studies in Washington, D.C., from 1990-1994.
After earning a bachelor of arts degree in philosophy from Providence College in 1963, Father Smith earned a master's degree in philosophy from St. Stephen's College in Dover, Mass., and bachelor, licentiate and lectorate degrees in sacred theology from the College of the Immaculate Conception. He also earned a doctorate in philosophy and religion from Drew University in Madison, N.J.
Father Smith also received honorary degrees from Brown University and Caldwell College in Caldwell, N.J., in 2005.
Father Smith's body was received today at the Chapel of Our Lady of the Rosary in St. Thomas Aquinas Priory. A Mass of Christian Burial will be concelebrated on November 9 in St. Dominic Chapel. Burial will be in Dominican Community Cemetery on the Providence College campus.


I hate the cliche. But it's true. I am actually, formally, trying this time. I am drinking water. Tracking my food. Working out. Not munching because I'm bored.
I downloaded MyFitnessPal and I'm pretty happy with it. It would be FANTASTIC if it was partners with Digifit. But they compliment each other now.


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Review: Jennifer's Body (2009)
Jennifer's Body (2009)
If there was an intention beyond B-movie schlock, it's not clear to this viewer.
Whatever you may think of Jennifer's Body, this conversation between its writer Diablo Cody and star Megan Fox is as revealing ten years after the film's release as it is important and relevant, to audiences and to film-makers, today. The two discuss how, in their respective experiences in the eye of the storm of mainstream popular culture and consumerism, there is clearly a threshold beyond which one can be deemed – and demonised for being – too appealing, too "hot", in a variety of ways, and the disproportionately brutal and very real impact on the livelihoods and mental health of those viewed through that lens (via ET):
Only after watching, and being moved by, that conversation did I watch Jennifer's Body for the first time, more than ten years after its release – removed enough from the baggage of the reception of its time, ready to view it on its own terms, and to hopefully read it as intended. If there was an intent beyond B-grade schlock, much less a personal statement that both Cody and Fox felt they had expressed only to be let down by the film's marketing, I missed it.
Jennifer's Body is neither outrageous enough to be camp, nor inventive enough to feel subversive. It takes too long to say too little, and it doesn't spend enough time resolving or even exploring the many things it seems to set up. The dialogue is neither tight enough nor biting enough to make this Heathers-meets-The Lost Boys, which one might have reasonably expected given Diablo Cody's previous film was Juno, and that director Karyn Kusama's debut was the wonderful Girlfight. Add to that, the perfect casting not only of Megan Fox as a vampy, campy, literal man-eater, but also of Amanda Seyfried as Needy and a proportionately campy foil in villain Adam Brody, and the final film being less than the sum of its considerable parts becomes all the more difficult to understand.
Perhaps Jennifer's Body isn't "for" me. So: who is it for, and what is it saying to them?
More often than not, horror films are a metaphor for something real, or at least reflect real anxieties of their time and place. So I've been scrambling to make sense of Jennifer's Body ever since.
One potential reading is that the character of Jennifer is a metaphor, merely an extension of Needy's own confusion over her pubescent, developing sexuality. But that seems unfairly reductive: the relationship between Jennifer and Needy feels too specific, too true-to-life, and speaking to something too directly, to simply be metaphorical.
Perhaps it's only in Needy's eyes that Jennifer is a "vampire", a "succubus", a "murderer" – while in reality, it is Needy's jealousy of, attraction to, and possessiveness of Jennifer's body, which sends Needy, not Jennifer, into a murderous frenzy – and that her "powers" in the end are merely part of her psychotic break from reality?
Is it that Needy blames herself for letting Jennifer be taken by the band that night? That Jennifer perhaps blames Needy? That Jennifer becoming a "monster" is merely her increasing coldness and distance as they grow apart, unable to reconcile what Jennifer's sexuality has driven between them?
Or, viewed more literally: is the story about Jennifer unlocking the power of her own sexual appeal? She seems to be well aware of it before becoming undead – so what actually shifts, in terms of her power, morality or stakes, when she becomes a literal succubus? What is the night of Jennifer's transformation – of her butchering – supposed to mean?
When Jennifer's brutal murder scene is simultaneously played for laughs by its female writer, and framed as horror by its female director, how is the viewer supposed to feel?
If it's a dark comedy, how are we supposed to feel about Jennifer's victims, when each is more sympathetic, each character more developed, than the last? And if it's a horror film, why is its most realistically terrifying scene also played for laughs?
Late in the film, we're finally shown what happened to Jennifer. The way the Satanic ritual murder is portrayed here, it may as well be a gang rape scene – one in which the victim tells her brutalisers her name, and so evil are they that it still does not humanize her to them one bit more. After the almost exclusively schlocky B-movie aesthetic of the horror that's come before it, this moment marks a dramatic tone-shift toward something out of a ripped-from-the-headlines rape drama like The Accused. The scene plays for an uncomfortably long time – one could argue necessarily, as it keeps us trapped with Jennifer in an all-too-realistic terror, and forces us to feel the sheer hopelessness and senseless evil of it all. It's effectively sobering, and definitively at odds with the scenes in which the male characters are violently murdered.
Diametrically at odds with this scene's darkness, however, is its dialogue. Adam Brody's "Do you know how hard it is to make it as an indie band these days? … Satan is our only hope" monologue is legit funny. It would be unambiguously, unproblematically so, in a completely different type of scene. Both in its portrayal and in its place in the structure of the film (it's a late-stage reveal, an almost – yeesh – climactic revelation), this scene veers uncomfortably close to torture porn territory.
So when Jennifer's brutalization is simultaneously played for very specific laughs by its female writer, and framed as a very real horror by its female director, how is the viewer – particularly the male viewer – supposed to feel? I'm neither assuming nor even suggesting this film is "for" male viewers, but it does at least raise the question: who is it for, and what is it saying to them?
Cody and Fox talked about being read unfairly for what they were perceived to be, while not being considered based on what they actually offered. Years later, in my attempt to watch the film on its own merits, is it possible that I'm giving Jennifer's Body more thought than seems to have gone into it? Given the thoughtfulness of the people behind it, I remain at a loss for how that could be.
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"Framing and aesthetics supercede the rest of the text. Always. Always. Always." It's impossible not to refer to Lindsay Ellis' excellent video essay on Feminist Theory in her series on Michael Bay's Transformers films, Framing Megan Fox | The Whole Plate: Episode 7:
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Leadership Announcement
Mr Jonathan Ryan, Deputy Head of Middle School and Director of Sport, Health and Physical Education, has accepted a new leadership position as Director of Operations, as part of the College Executive.
While he will formally commence this role in 2018, he will be involved in areas of planning in the coming months as part of preparations for next year.
I therefore wish to inform you of the following appointments.
Deputy Head of Middle School Highton
Mr Adam Kennedy has accepted this position commencing in 2018. Adam is an outstanding educator, who has established an excellent rapport and relationship with students, staff and families already at the Campus. His understanding of best practice in Teaching and Learning, together with his strategic thinking, will bring great benefit to the strong leadership that our Middle School Campus currently enjoys.
Director of Sport, Health and Physical Education
Mr Andrew Richardson has been appointed to this position and brings a wealth of experience and expertise from his broad involvement in the College from Early Childhood programs to VCE. His passion and enthusiasm to see our young people engaged in healthy and sporting activities will no doubt see the excellent programs and opportunities available to our students throughout the College continue to flourish.
I wish to take this opportunity to thank Mr Ryan for the outstanding work he has done in Teaching and Learning and commend him for the fine legacy that he leaves as a result of his work and service.
In doing so, I wish Mr Kennedy and Mr Richardson God's blessing as they take up their new positions.
Glen McKeeman


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Iota Antliae (ι Ant, ι Antliae) é uma estrela na constelação de Antlia. Tem uma magnitude aparente de +4,60, sendo visível a olho nu. Com base em medições de paralaxe, está a aproximadamente 190 anos-luz (58 parsecs) da Terra. A classificação estelar de Iota Antliae é K1 III, indicando que é uma estrela evoluída que está agora em sua fase de gigante. É uma estrela que funde hélio em seu núcleo e pertence ao ramo evolucionário red clump.

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Chapter 5 endnote 26, from How Emotions are Made: The Secret Life of the Brain by Lisa Feldman Barrett.
...babies can even infer other people's goals statistically. They can tell the difference when an experimenter chooses a pattern of colored balls randomly versus with intent.
In this experiment, eight-month old babies watched as an experimenter picked five balls from a box of red and white balls, about 80% red and 20% white. In this experiment, the experimenter closed her eyes. The babies expected the experimenter to pick the balls in proportion to the population—four red, one white. We know this because the babies looked longer when the experimenter drew something less probable, (say) one red and four white. Infants spend more time looking at something unexpected (i.e., something they did not predict), usually because it is an opportunity to learn. So this experiment tells us babies can infer simple statistical probabilities based on past experience.
With a slight modification, this type of experiment also shows us that babies can infer other people's goals. In the first phase of the experiment, eleven-month old babies expect the experimenter to retrieve a sample of balls that reflect the proportions in the population (the proportion of red and white balls inside the box), replicating Xu and Garcia (2008). In the second phase of the experiment, the babies were given evidence that the experimenter had a goal to pick only red balls (she picked three red balls from a plexiglass box containing three red balls and three white balls). In the third phase, the experimenter did one of two things: she either put on a blindfold and picked five balls of the same color (either red or white), or she looked into the box and picked out five balls of the same color. When the experimenter could see the balls she was choosing and picked five white balls, babies looked longer than when she picked five red balls, implying that babies were able to ignore the statistical information about which balls were in the box and base their predictions on the experimenter's preferences. When the experimenter was blindfolded, babies ignored her preference because they understood that she could not see the balls she was choosing; their predictions were based on the number of red and white balls in the box.
This experiment demonstrated that babies understood that the experimenter had a goal to pick red balls. When the experimenter could see, the babies were surprised when the experimenter did not meet her goal, and when she was blindfolded, they were surprised when the box's probabilities were violated. The babies learned not only sensory information about colored balls, and the experimenter's preference (valence) for a particular color, but also, incredibly, the purely mental goal of the experimenter.
↑ Xu, Fei, and Vashti Garcia. 2008. "Intuitive statistics by 8-month-old infants." Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 105 (13): 5012-5015.
↑ This is called habituation. The infant is presented with something to look at that they either predict or not. If they predict it, looking time decreases. Once the time drops below a certain threshold, habituation is said to have been achieved. But if the infant is presented with something that she does not predict (if the object belongs to a different category than the infant expects), she will look at it for a longer time.
↑ Xu, Fei, and Stephanie Denison. 2009. "Statistical inference and sensitivity to sampling in 11-month-old infants." Cognition 112 (1): 97-104.
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Novak Djokovic 'collecting signatures and threatening a boycott' in support of axed players
Novak Djokovic is attempting to have Guido Pella and Hugo Dellien reinstated to the Western & Southern Masters, according to a report in Spain.
The duo were withdrawn from the tournament by officials after their physio tested positive for coronavirus inside the 'bubble' inn New York.
They have now been told to self-isolate despite them returning negative test results themselves, putting their prospects of being allowed to play the US Open at risk.
However, Marca reports the players are not happy with the situation, with Novak Djokovic, in his role as chairman of the Players Council, 'collecting signatures' to present a petition to the USTA.
It appears to be a futile cause given that two alternate players have already been given their places.
Marca claim players are willing to go as far as holding a full boycott of the tournament in support of Pella and Dellien.
Pella himself has explained that the reason for their withdrawal was because he shared a room with his physio, who has tested positive for coronavirus, in Miami before travelling to New York.