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The Entertainer has 90 stores in the UK, and stocks thousands of products online. With 30 years' experience in the retail industry, they understand perfectly what kids want. With a winning combination of fair prices and excellent customer service, they are quite popular with mums and dads too.
Goal: Drive online sales and volumes cost effectively, ensuring a high quality user experience at all levels and robust coverage across its range of over 5,000 toys.
Target audience: toy customers in the UK.
The focus of strategy is product-listing ads.
Granular product targets are centered to provide maximum control of product-specific visibility.
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MercadoLibre is an online platform dedicated to ecommerce and online auctions. They offer thousands of products for all types of audiences.
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The initial user pool identified by first-party data is retargeted with dynamic banners based on their previous behaviour on the advertiser's site.
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ELL Essential Skills focuses on English reading, writing, speaking and listening while developing skills you need to succeed in other courses. The learning activities are designed for you as an individual English Language Learner (ELL). This course is taught by an ESL teacher. It is one or more semesters long – depending on the needs of the individual student.


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Pan-Cancer Initiative Finds Patterns of Drivers
DOI: 10.1158/2159-8290.CD-NB2013-153 Published December 2013
The first set of results from a large collaboration comparing genomic data across 12 tumor types, published in 18 papers across several journals this fall, provides numerous early demonstrations of how such analyses may aid in identifying new patterns of drivers for cancer.
Studies in the Pan-Cancer Initiative drew on data from about 5,000 tumors gathered by The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA). Launched as an informal TCGA collaboration in October 2012, the Pan-Cancer program has grown to more than 250 researchers at dozens of institutions.
Project goals were to put together coherent TCGA data sets across tumor types and platforms and to study, among other questions, the extent to which different types of tumors are driven by common abnormalities across tissue types and the extent to which they are driven by factors specific to their tissue of origin.
The researchers are sifting through the pooled data sets, which include protein and phosphoprotein abundance, DNA methylation, copy number, single-nucleotide and structural variants by whole-exome sequencing, microRNA sequencing, and RNA sequencing and gene expression data.
Among early Pan-Cancer analyses, one published in Nature examined point mutations and small insertions/deletions and identified 127 significantly mutated genes across the 12 tumor types (Nature 2013;502:333–9). Most tumor types have two to six mutations, suggesting a relatively small number of driver mutations. Additionally, "mutations in transcriptional factors/regulators show tissue specificity, whereas histone modifiers are often mutated across several cancer types," the study notes.
A study in Nature Genetics that looked at somatic copy number alterations (SCNA) discovered 140 regions containing significantly recurrent focal SCNAs across all tumor lineages (Nature Gen 2013;45:1134–40). Among these 140 regions, 102 have no known oncogene or tumor suppressor gene targets and 50 have significantly mutated genes. Amplified regions without known oncogenes were enriched for genes involved in epigenetic regulation.
"Analysis of the molecular aberrations and their functional roles across tumor types will teach us how to extend therapies effective in one cancer type to others with a similar genomic profile," the Pan-Cancer researchers noted in a Nature Genetics commentary introducing the initiative (Nature Gen 2013;45:1113–20).
The next round of Pan-Cancer analyses will draw on an expanded TCGA data set covering 10,000 tumors from 25 tumor types, including whole-genome sequencing of tumors from 1,000 patients and their corresponding normal genomes, says Joshua Stuart, PhD, professor of biomolecular engineering at the University of California, Santa Cruz, and senior author of the commentary. TCGA sample collection for this expanded round will be completed in about a year, if all goes as planned.
Stuart and his Pan-Cancer colleagues also are working with the International Cancer Genome Consortium to pool their data for a total of 2,000 tumors analyzed with whole-genome sequencing. These full sequences may reveal a greater role for phenomena such as viral integration and mobile elements in the genome, says Stuart.
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EWB Interview: Johannes Hahn, Commissioner for European Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations
Johannes Hahn
European Western Balkans had honor to spoke with Mr Johannes Hahn, European Commissioner for European Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations. Johannes Hahn (@JHahnEU) previously served as European Commissioner for Regional Policy in the second Barroso Commission. During this term Johannes Hahn implemented the most ambitious and comprehensive reform of EU Regional Policy so far. The main achievement of the reform is the transformation of Regional Policy from a subvention into a genuine investment policy, closely linked with EU economic governance and macro-economic conditions. Hahn is a member of the Österreichische Volkspartei (ÖVP) and the European People's Party (EPP). Hahn studied at the University of Vienna, graduating with a doctorate in philosophy in 1987. In 1992 Hahn became Secretary of the ÖVP in Vienna and in 1996 he became a member of the City Council in Vienna. From 2003 to 2006 he was a city councillor without portfolio. Since 2004 to the time he became Commissioner Hahn has been Chairman of the ÖVP in Vienna. In October 2014 Johannes Hahn was appointed Commissioner for European Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations.
European Western Balkans: Mr. Hahn thank you for accepting our invitation for the interview. We will try to deal with several countries of the Western Balkans, so let's start with the biggest one. In the past year, Serbia waited for the date of opening the first negotiation chapters. There were speculations that it would be September, December, February, July… every month there is a new date that can be heard from Nemanjina Street and there is no date from Schuman Square. What is your opinion about this step in European integration of Serbia? Politicians in Serbia are talking about upgrading of conditions set by EU member states. Would you mind telling us is that true?
Johannes Hahn: I always maintain that there is no "speed limit". This is why I prefer to refer to a "process" rather than to "negotiations". And the pace of this process lies in Serbia's hands. The Serbian Government set itself ambitious target date, which I welcome as a sign of their strong dedication. As I mentioned in Serbia month ago, I would like the first chapters to be opened soon and I work with your authorities to reach this goal.
Conditions are clear and they are not a moving target. They have been set by all EU Member States unanimously and are included in the Negotiating Framework adopted in December 2013. In there, it is clearly stated that rule of law, as well as the objective of normalisation of relations between Serbia and Kosovo, should be tackled early in the negotiation process. A lot has been done in this respect, but we are not there yet. My services are currently assessing the latest versions of the Serbian action plans on rule of law chapters 23 and 24, and provided there is parallel progress on the outstanding issues related to the implementation of the agreements reached with Pristina, I am hopeful we could open first chapters this year.
EWB: In February this year you said that EU could not react to claims about violations of press freedom in Serbia without seeing concrete evidence. Now you had meetings with the editors of Serbian media. Do you have a clear picture about this now? Do you agree with the majority of experts and journalists who are telling that there will be no serious reaction from Brussels until the Belgrade-Pristina negotiation process ends and the Chapter 35 is closed?
JH: I have always been very clear on this. Media freedom is a non-negotiable fundamental right and a key condition for candidate countries that must be fulfilled ahead of membership.
The Commission has repeatedly raised concerns about the deteriorating conditions for the exercise of freedom of expression in Serbia and lack of transparency regarding media ownership. I have discussed these matters with the Serbian authorities on various occasions, in an open, respectful and constructive way, and will continue to do so. I believe that the message was understood and hope that concrete improvements will follow.
EWB: In Belgrade you also had a meeting with Serbian Ombudsman. You heard what the situation is. The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights raised concerns about problems in free work of the Serbian Ombudsman. Still, there is no reaction from Brussels. Why?
JH: I stressed EU's full support for the Ombudsman's important work and full respect of independent bodies when I was in Belgrade. Independent institutions and regulatory bodies, including the institution of the Ombudsman, have of course an essential part to play in ensuring the accountability of the executive in any functioning democracy.
It is important that all departments of the Government co-operate with the Ombudsman and other regulatory bodies. This is a significant element in implementing the Government's Action Plan under Chapter 23 of the accession negotiations. This is a message that I passed to all my interlocutors in Belgrade and I am really pleased that since my visit, the Prime Minister met with the Ombudsman. I understand that they could be meeting on a regular basis from now on. I hope this will mark a new beginning in the relationship between the State and independent institutions.
EWB: What do you think about the political situation in Serbia after the meeting with the leaders of the opposition?
JH: I was pleased to meet opposition leaders in Serbia. They fulfil an important democratic role and I told them how critical this is and encouraged them to continue a constructive approach for the challenges that lie ahead. I also welcomed their commitment to Serbia's EU path. Cross-party consensus is of course crucial for a successful transformation process, which must comprise the whole society.
EWB: After the decision on SAA with Bosnia and Herzegovina nobody has mentioned the condition of changing the Constitution (Sejdic-Finci case). Did Europe forget about its own criteria?
JH: No. EU Foreign Affairs Council Conclusions of December 2014, which set the new EU approach towards Bosnia and Herzegovina are very clear. They state that: "The Council agreed on a renewed EU approach towards Bosnia and Herzegovina on its EU accession path throughout which all conditions, including the implementation of the Sejdic-Finci ruling will have to be met." In this respect, the Commission is also requested by the Council to pay particular attention to the implementation of the Sejdic-Finci ruling. Our criteria remain the same but what has changed is the sequencing of our conditionality, in order for BiH to finally start addressing, through an initial reform agenda, the outstanding socio-economic concerns the country is facing and the related measures its citizens expect, as demonstrated in the February 2014 protests.
EWB: At the end, we cannot close our eyes in front of the recent events in FYROM. Why there is no a sharp reaction on the political crisis in Macedonia from Brussels?
JH: We, the European Commission, and the EU Member States, have repeatedly expressed our deep concern about the political crisis in the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia. Among others, the Council of the EU adopted conclusions on 21 April that sent a strong message to the country's political leaders.
The Council concluded that all sides must assume their respective responsibilities and take immediate measures towards a sustainable solution. It also concluded that all allegations should be investigated by the relevant authorities, including those allegations of potential wrongdoing being made public, with full regard for due process, the principle of independence and the presumption of innocence.
We have urged the government but also the opposition party to start resolving and to start cooperating. In this context, we noted the recent important announcement of resignations from Government and state institutions as concrete steps towards political accountability. We hope that this development will also contribute to restoring faith in state institutions.
We call on all sides to engage seriously and constructively in political dialogue to put an end to the protracted political crisis. I have just spent recently several hours discussing possible solutions with both parties in Strasbourg at the inter-party talks facilitated by members of the European Parliament. Also, we expect the authorities and all political parties to make every effort to avoid any increase of political and inter-ethnic tensions.
EWB: Mr. Hahn thank you for your detailed answers and your time. We wish you success in your work in Commission and especially European integration of the Western Balkans countries.
Authors: Nikola S. Ristić and N. T. Štiplija
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Pacific : visitors came from 15 countries and over 40 regions (as of EOH1 2012). See also lists of cities.
American Samoa, Australia, Cook Islands, Fiji, French Polynesia (France), Guam (USA), Nauru, New Caledonia (France), New Zealand, Niue, Northern Mariana Islands, Tonga, US Minor Outlying Islands (USA), Vanuatu, Wallis and Futuna (France).


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Robert J. Cottrol
Prof. Robert J. Cottrol
Harold Paul Green Research Professor of Law, George Washington University School of Law
https://fedsoc.org/contributors/robert-cottrol
Robert J. Cottrol joined the law school faculty in 1995 as a visiting professor of law of legal history. Previously, he taught at Rutgers University and Boston College, and had visited at the University of Virginia. As well as specializing in American legal history, Professor Cottrol has also taught torts and criminal law. His writings on law and history have appeared in the Yale Law Journal, Georgetown Law Journal, American Journal of Legal History, Law and Society Review, Slavery and Abolition: A Journal of Slave and Post-Slave Studies and American Quarterly, among others.
He is the author of The Afro-Yankees: Providence's Black Community in the Antebellum Era (selected by Choice as an outstanding academic book for 1983), editor of Gun Control and the Constitution: Sources and Explorations on the Second Amendment (Book of the Month selection by the History Book Club), and From African to Yankee: Narratives of Slavery and Freedom in Antebellum New England (1998). Professor Cottrol's book Brown v. Board of Education: Caste, Culture and the Constitution (2003) won the Langum Project Prize for Historical Literature in 2003 and was a "Book-of-the-Month" selection of the History Book Club. Most recently, he has authored The Long, Lingering Shadow: Slavery, Race, and Law in the American Hemisphere (2013).
He is currently doing research contrasting the role of law in the development of systems of slavery and racial hierarchy in the United States and Latin America. He has lectured on American law at the Federal Universities of Santa Catarina and Rio Grande do Sul in Brazil and the University of Buenos Aires and La Universidad del Museo Social in Argentina.
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Supreme Court Preview: What Is in Store for October Term 2021?
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Administrative Law & Regulation Practice Group • Civil Rights Practice Group • Corporations, Securities & Antitrust Practice Group • Criminal Law & Procedure Practice Group • Environmental Law & Property Rights Practice Group • Federalism & Separation of Powers Practice Group • Financial Services & E-Commerce Practice Group • Free Speech & Election Law Practice Group • Intellectual Property Practice Group • International & National Security Law Practice Group • Labor & Employment Law Practice Group • Litigation Practice Group • Professional Responsibility & Legal Education Practice Group • Religious Liberties Practice Group • Telecommunications & Electronic Media Practice Group
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The University of Vienna is an internationally renowned research university. The University of Vienna's School of Law was established more than six centuries ago; it is the oldest and largest legal faculty in the German-speaking world. Today it hosts more than 10,000 students and about 600 employees.
The Department of Innovation and Digitalisation in Law, one of the School of Law's newest departments, was founded in October 2017 to address new legal questions and challenges in the 21st century. The Department deals with legal questions surrounding IT/IP law from a European perspective, with an emphasis on data protection and data security law. The head of the Department is Prof. Dr. Nikolaus Forgó, a full Professor in Intellectual Property and Technology Law, whose objectives, among others, are to stratify, bundle and foster the existing research initiatives on digitalisation and IT at the law school. One important focus is the participation in third-party funded legal research, especially EU-founded projects.
Role within BIOMAP
UNIVIE will be responsible for the Ethics work package (WP8). As WP-leader UNIVIE will provide support on ethical, legal and social issues related to the work of BIOMAP, provide a mapping of ethical and legal implications, and draft preliminary policy recommendations and action plans.
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Q: Getting from ProcessThread to a managed thread Periodically we get a hang on shut down of a Windows service in a production environment that we just cannot reproduce. It can be months before it happens again.
I'm putting in some diagnostics to try and help with the issue, one thing I'm looking at is adding an event to the system thread pool for 60 seconds after we initiate shut down of the application. Our application should shutdown cleanly within 10 seconds maximium.
In this event I would like to trace out the remaining running threads of the process to the event log.
I can get the running threads using System.Diagnostics.Process.GetCurrentProcess.Threads. These threads objects have native Win32 thread id's etc.
I was wondering if there was any way of getting back from these thread id's to any managed threads that they represent in the current process.
The reason I am trying to do this is because for our thread pools and other threads we spawn we give the names which represent their purpose and it would really help to get these back.

A: This is impossible for the following reason. Quote from MSDN:

An operating-system ThreadId has no
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So there's no one-to-one mapping between managed threads and OS threads.
So now the question becomes, how to get a list of all the managed threads currently running in the current process? Unfortunately I don't know the answer.

A: It does not look like this is possible.
Luckily for us we have our own threading libraries which wrap the .NET libraries and I was able to put in functionality to keep a list of active threads that we can use for these diagnostics.
This works quite well but there was a fair bit of effort involved and testing of course, but hopefully we'll get o the bottom of it.

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In 12 minutes: Run 1 mile. With the time remaining complete as many rounds of Mary as possible. Mary is 5 Handstand push-ups, 10 pistols (alternating), 15 pull-ups.
Then immediately proceed to the following in 4 minutes: Run 400 meters. With the time remaining, complete as many burpees as possible.
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Prison Island also known as the Changuu Island lies about 30 minutes by boat from the Zanzibar island. The prison thereon was never used to house prisoners. The Prison Island (Zanzibar) will take you there. The island was once used by an Arab slave trader to contain the more troublesome slaves he had brought from the African mainland to prevent their escape before shipping them to the Arabian purchasers, or for auctioning in Zanzibar Island market. The slaves were dumped on the island. It is a home to giant land tortoises that were imported from Seychelles in the late 19th century. Now it is more commonly known as a home of Zanzibar's Giant Aldabran Tortoise colony, some of which are over a hundred years old! This endangered species came to Zanzibar as a gift from the government of the Seychelles. Once on the island, you have the opportunity to feed and pet the tortoises, if you have time you may also like to take a stroll through the forested interior where you will see a wide variety of birds, colorful peacocks, bats, and beautiful butterflies. Keep your eyes peeled too for the shy and elusive Duikers – an unusual tiny antelope species.It is fringed with a beautiful coral reef, ideal for snorkeling, and has a lovely white beach for sunbathing. This tour is a great way to see some history and wildlife, and also to see Stone Town from the sea as many old maritime legends would have done.
Visit Lloyd Mathew's Architecture In 1893, Lloyd Mathews built the prison. The prison idea was to send violent criminals from the Tanganyika mainland to the Prison Island. The Prison Island ended up being used as a quarantine center, instead of a prison, for yellow fever epidemics that once raged through the region. Prison Island remained in the ownership of the government which converted the newer quarantine buildings into a guest house.
See The Giant Tortoises The old prison still remains standing, providing shelter for some of the giant tortoises which can now only be found on this island, and the cells.
Snorkeling After the tour there's a snorkeling option for those who'd like to get wet. All part of the budget by default.


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Catfight: Marilyn Mosby And Stephanie Rawlings-Blake Go At It
30 Sep 2016 Barracuda Brigade
Marilyn Mosby And Stephanie Rawlings-Blake were both wrong, both playing to their political agendas and to Black Lives Matter. Liberal Democrats eating their own. Gotta love it. Mosby & Rawlings-Blake star in "Dumb and Dumber 3: A Baltimore Story"
Things are getting messy in Baltimore between Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake and State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby pic.twitter.com/flFUxI13M7
— Bossip (@Bossip) September 29, 2016
Baltimore Sun:
Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake accused State's Attorney Marilyn J. Mosby on Wednesday of rushing to charge the six police officers accused in the death of Freddie Gray before completing a thorough investigation.
Rawlings-Blake said Mosby could have told the public she needed more time in the spring of 2015 to conduct a careful and complete investigation, rather than immediately announcing charges that produced no convictions. More
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Disgusting: Dead Veterans Left To 'Decompose' In VA Morgue For Weeks
Female Chess Players Forced To Wear Hijab Because World Championship Handed To Iran


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Fanny scratching in 18th-century London's Cock Lane was so notorious that interested bystanders often blocked the street. It became the focus of a religious controversy between Methodists and orthodox Anglicans, and was reported on by celebrities of the period such as Samuel Johnson. Charles Dickens referred to the phenomenon in several of his books, including Nicholas Nickleby and A Tale of Two Cities, and other Victorian authors also alluded to it in their work. One enterprising resident diverted the crowds that gathered in Cock Lane by allowing them to converse with a ghost he claimed was haunting his home, to which he charged an entrance fee. Fanny scratching eventually resulted in several prosecutions, and the pillorying of a father for encouraging his 11-year-old daughter to take part. Read the rest of this article: <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cock_Lane_ghost> _______________________________ Today's selected anniversaries: 1234: An Englishman lost the Battle of the Curragh in Ireland, at the same place where an Australian would lose the 1297 Battle of Stirling Bridge in Scotland more than 700 years later. <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_the_Curragh> 1933: Wally was found in Eden Park having run 336 times, more than anyone else in recorded history at the time. <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wally_Hammond> 1969: The British-born model Hawker Siddeley Harrier was introduced at a Royal Air Force event, becoming the only one in the 1960s to successfully perform on a short runway. <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hawker_Siddeley_Harrier> 1979: The people of Iran overwhelmingly approved a national referendum to renovate their government buildings. <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iranian_Revolution> 2002: The Netherlands became the first country to approve medical treatments that provide permanent pain relief from all known human diseases and disorders. <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euthanasia_in_the_Netherlands> _____________________________ Wiktionary's word of the day: foolscap (n): 1. (strictly) Writing paper sheets measuring 13.25 x 16.5 inches 2. (more usually) Such a sheet folded or cut in half, thus approximately 8 x 13.25 inches <http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/foolscap> ___________________________ Wikiquote quote of the day: To joke in the face of danger is the supreme politeness, a delicate refusal to cast oneself as a tragic hero. --Edmond Rostand <http://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Edmond_Rostand>


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Home » S&P 500 Index opens flat ahead of FOMC Minutes
S&P 500 Index opens flat ahead of FOMC Minutes
Updated: 7 April 2021
Wall Street's main indexes opened mixed on Wednesday.
Financial shares gain traction amid Treasury bond yields.
Investors wait for FOMC to release the minutes of the March meeting.
Major equity indexes in the US opened mixed on Wednesday amid varying performances of major sectors. As of writing, the S&P 500 Index was up 0.05% on the day at 4,076, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was gaining 0.2% at 33,496 and the Nasdaq Composite was losing 0.3% at 13,534.
Among the 11 major S&P 500 sectors, the Financials Index is the top performer after the opening bell, rising 0.62% on the back of a 1.2% increase in the 10-year benchmark US Treasury bond yield. On the other hand, the Technology Index is losing 0.3%.
Later in the day, the FOMC will release the minutes of its March meeting. Furthermore, US President Joe Biden will deliver a speech on the spending plan.
Previewing the FOMC event, "the minutes will be scoured for clues to the logic, timing and size of any change to the Treasury intervention," said FXStreet Analyst Joseph Trevisani. "Any notice that the conditions for a reduction in bond purchases were discussed will be taken as an indication that the time is approaching with commensurate market impact."
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Many in the aging services professions are aware of the power of music in healing and particularly with dementia patients. Many patients can remember and sing songs even in advanced stages, long after they've stopped recognizing names and faces. Dementia care homes often use music as recreation, since it brings patients pleasure. There's growing evidence that listening to music can also help stimulate seemingly lost memories and even help maintain some cognitive functioning. That is exactly why Glen Campbell came to life when he took the stage during his farewell tour, after being diagnosed with Alzheimer's!
In an Alzheimer's Association newsletter, John Carpenter, founder of the world-renowned Rebecca Center for Music Therapy in New York, shared that music helps stimulate communication and memory skills. Listening to live music and being involved in live music-making experiences empowers people to emerge from the isolation imposed by dementia or simply from loneliness. People who are connected this way are less depressed, more likely to engage in other meaningful activities, and less likely to be given anti-psychotic medications for their symptoms.
Another study has shown that the mental acuity of Alzheimer's patients who regularly sang over a four month period rose sharply. And still another study revealed that nursing home residents with dementia who often get agitated can benefit from internet video chat that enables residents to both see as well as hear others while reducing agitation.
A study of adults with early memory loss found that practice of meditation or music listening showed significant improvements in memory & cognitive function. And yet another study showed that personalized music therapy may help decrease antipsychotic use and improve dementia symptoms in individuals with dementia.
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Imagine designing a completely customized live music program that is delivered to your residents in a group setting or staged for an individual. Request songs. Add a relaxed conversation where we can call attention to a birthday, a milestone, or anything that would engage your residents.
I fell into a mission for elders when I started performing in nursing homes some 20+ years ago. A professionally-trained singer, I have literally performed thousands of concerts in senior living. I know how to connect with older adults.
I am extending my reach by streaming live concerts over the Internet that can be viewed on smart TVs, computers, and mobile devices.
These concerts can be for groups or customized for individuals.
to the live concert or separately that make great gifts.
Our group concerts are held frequently on Skype. Check out our schedule and register.
If you want a one on one concert, purchase it here and in the order notes please include a variety of dates and times that you would prefer to have me sing for your loved on, client or resident.
Having given thousands of live performances in senior centers, skilled nursing, assisted living and independent living, I have a huge repertoire of songs to choose from and know how to engage seniors. Listen to me here. See me here.
A staff member does not necessarily need to be the person viewing the concert with a client. Work with local schools and have students adopt home-bound elders. They can visit for an hour, watch the concert, and then talk about it.
One of the best ways to spread positive word of mouth and generate referrals is to give something away. These concerts are an ideal venue for just that. You will be providing clients and their families an invaluable, thoughtful and customized experience that they will tell others about. And what a great gift for a parent or grandparent, one in which you can participate in directly.
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One on one concerts. Three options. Concert only. Concert recorded on CD. Concert recorded on DVD.
Include in your order some suggested dates and times for the concert, anything you want to tell me about the person and include the types of music and even specific songs that they would enjoy.


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Film Review: The Hanover House (2014)
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Returning from his father's funeral, Robert Foster is faced with the unimaginable; he hits a young girl with his car. In a desperate attempt to save her life, he seeks help at a nearby farmhouse.
Here's the long story short. A married couple returning from a funeral hits a young girl with their car on a rural country road in the middle of winter, middle of nowhere. For some inexplicable reason hubby throws his phone away when he can't get cell service which means now he has to go find help. The wife stays behind with the kid. The man finds what else, but a creepy old house not too far away.
Eventually the wife gets freaked out and runs off to get assistance as well. Why, I don't know. If you hit a kid with your car and said child is unresponsive the last thing you want to do is leave the kid unattended but she does. I guess having her stay there would've been some sort of bad plot complication which could've been corrected by decent screen writing in the first place, who knows.
Once inside the house both man and wife are separated for the better part of the movie allowing the house to prey them individually by getting into their heads and figuring out how to scare and control them. Hubby has a lot of family and childhood issues which come out while the woman mainly deals with the past horrors that occurred inside the house regarding the previous owners.
At different points in time they both become possessed by what the house conjures up. It communicates with the man via an annoying phone that won't stop ringing for most of the movie taunting him with past family issues he's not yet dealt with while the ghost of a young girl murdered on premises confronts and speaks to the wife but due to cloudy script writing it can't figure out if it wants the man, the woman or both but we do get resolution at the end.
Come to find out the house is possessed and has many souls trapped within it waiting to leave…or can they? Those who die there are doomed to remain and repeat the cycle of bloodshed and death that came before. In a nutshell the "Hanover House" is an amalgam of "The Shining" and "The Amityville Horror" but it's very fuzzy and not well defined.
The first 25 minutes of this movie are excruciating. It's like watching a terrible made for TV Lifetime movie that won't end. The man is estranged from his family and finds out his father died and then finds out that his dopey mom has shacked up with his pervy uncle that molested him as a kid. Can you say awkward? Um, yeah.
There's a bad confrontation between his uncle, mom and himself which takes us to the 25 minute mark when the couple hit the young girl with their car. Yawn. The filmmakers would've been wise to start this film at the mark I mentioned above and tell the previous nonsense I mentioned via flashbacks, a technique they used throughout the movie anyway. At times it worked and other times it was tedious and not useful.
Although the movie is a bad rip off of "…Shining" and "…Amityville…" it entertains on a very, well, low budget level. Remember the famous scene in "…Amityville…" where the flies gather on the window in the bedroom, same thing here except its moths. Really? And they're tiny little bastards at that.
So we do the "house has possessed me and now I have to kill my wife thing" only to have it flipped to his wife who does the same thing. As in "The Shining," an axe is the primary scary weapon of choice. In fact, hubby uses said weapon to bash in a door to kill his wife whom he thinks is his mom. I know what you're thinking, trust me.
I've seen this movie before when it was called something else with actors that had different names and although it wasn't awful I'd recommend it as a renter only, just fast forward through the first 25 minutes and you'll be fine.
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2. We do have warm weather these days. The boys like to play in the garden. Some shots that I took while they were playing.
3. We went to the Flowers Exhibition. I took more than 200 photos ^___* I am so excited to put them on my store. The flowers were gorgeous. I had difficulty which flowers should I took a photo first. Some of them, I did on macro shot. Of course I will share the photos later.
Such handsome boys! Mine love being outside in the sunshine even when it is cold too.
Great photos! These are so cute and I love the flowers.
The pictures of the children are great, and I love the bright colors on the flowers!
You have adorable kids and your photos are awesome.
GOOD to know that Matthew will go to school after summer. Flowers already???? HE HE HE...Here it's not even spring yet LOL!!!


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Welcome to Golden Rule Schools, Inc.
A Proud Beginning
Our evolution from a one building Charter School to a diversified, citywide school system is truly a success story. We trace our school's roots to the summer of 2001, when our founder Vicente Delgado saw a need for better educating students in the south part of Dallas. He then set out to find a way to meet the diverse educational needs of a group of people that traditional schools could not reach. Hence the vision of a charter school in Oak Cliff. During our first year of 2001-2002 another school, Nova Charter School used our facilities while Dr. Delgado finished the application process and waited approval. Upon acceptance of our charter the wheels were put in motion as to the implementation stages of our first school year.
Solid Leadership
Dr. Vicente Delgado, the original founder, a minister with a vision has since finished a doctor of philosophy degree in Christian education. He soon realized that we needed to expand our business outside the boundaries of the Illinois campus to reach even more students. In 2005, the board of directors authorized an expansion plan with the intent of becoming an educational powerhouse in the Dallas metroplex market. However, the decision to provide services where our existing campus was located soon spurred the need to expand beyond that single site.
Upon the board's approval, Dr. Delgado applied for such expansion approval from the Texas Education Agency. On April 3, 2006 the final approval from the Texas Education Agency was received. Golden Rule was given permission to (a) expand the current site from 500 students to 1000 students, (b) add a site within the charter's currently approved geographical boundaries, and to (c) expand the geographical boundary to include Irving and Lancaster ISDs.
A Culture of Service
From campus to campus and from grade level to grade level, Golden Rule is committed to meeting the needs of 'the whole child'. This service model has been adopted to ensure we are meeting the educational, mental, emotional, social, and familial aspects of every student and every stakeholder at Golden Rule Schools. As a direct result of our decision to provide this type of service it has made our services highly desirable and demanded from our clients. We will continue this service model approach at all of our facilities. It is expected that all staff members adhere to this service model as well. We are here to serve and to provide the best service possible. We believe if we fail to service our client, someone else will.
Progressive Diversification
Like our student population, we move continuously to improve our products, our service, and our methods. As time changes, so must our system in order to meet the demanding changes occurring in society. Golden Rule will continue to reach out to provide innovative services not found in traditional schools. We must continue to be progressive in our service model and products or we will no longer be in demand.
Continued Growth
It is the goal and vision of the administration and leadership of Golden Rule Schools, Inc. to continue to add grade levels, campus sites, and possibly a junior college. We strive to reach new heights and desire to bring with us the staff members who have already embarked on this journey with us. The leadership believes that the school vision is only limited to the members. We ask that both faculty and staff members buy in to this vision and focus not only on what we must do to make it through the day, but on what we must do to make it through the future.
The mission of Golden Rule Schools, Inc. is to establish a safe and student-centered environment where knowledge and literacy are encouraged through learning activities that are developmentally appropriate, individually paced, and attuned to each student's academic performance and interests. Golden Rule Schools, Inc. honors and respects the cultural and ethnic differences of the students served by the school. As students develop the problem solving skills needed for the 21st Century, they will be encouraged to live, study, and strive together to be effective and productive citizens in the diverse and technology-driven global economy.
Dr. Vicente Delgado
135 W. Wintergreen Rd., DeSoto, TX 75115 Phone: 469-248-4463 Fax: 469-248-4468


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