We all need to feel like we belong.
This sense of not fitting in or having a place in the universe can more easily surface during the holidays.
You might think you don't belong if you're grieving and feel out of sync with holiday cheer.
Maybe your parenting plan doesn't allow your kids to celebrate with you.
Perhaps your family has rejected your partner and won't allow you to bring her to dinner.
Or, you're single and tired of tagging along to your friends' festive traditions.
And what do you do about religious services when you no longer believe what you were taught as a child?
These are just a few examples of stories I've heard in my office over the years as people struggle to come to terms with belonging and the holidays.
Your situation might be different but still create that sense of isolation and loneliness that comes with thinking that you don't belong.
If you saw Sandra Bullock in the movie, "Gravity", you'll know what I mean when I describe it as feeling like you're tumbling, untethered through space because you're cut off from the mother-ship.
One thing you can do at times like this is go outside and be in nature.


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Case brought next-generation of fuel-efficient construction equipment to CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2014
Wednesday, March 19, 2014 - 11:50
Case's stand inspired by their renowned Tomahawk Customer Center in Wisconsin's North Woods bustled with visitors, attracted by the latest products on display and the surprising events that buzzed around Case's stand throughout the week.
At the exhibition, Case announced their partnership with country music star Kip Moore to participate in a number of customer engagement and community events in 2014, including Moore's exclusive live performance during the trade show. Handcrafted Case M Series dozer replicas were given to visitors participating to a special Twitter giveaway while people spotted wearing a Care orange vest in or outside the venue had the chance to win $100 and other prizes.
Case also unveiled a Ram Laramie Longhorn-inspired 580 Super N Wide Track backhoe loader with a distinctive black and gold livery. The backhoe will tour the US at Ram and Case-sponsored events with a new Ram 3500 Laramie Longhorn Crew Cab 4x4 truck.
As part of their mission to meet the most stringent emission standards, Case presented an expanded line-up of Tier 4 Final compliant machines. Relying on the engine technology developed by sister company FPT Industrial, Case confirmed to be best positioned to succeed as the Tier 4 Final regulations come into effect.
Mario Gasparri, brand president of CNH Industrial Construction Equipment, said: 'CONEXPO-CON/AGG was a very successful event for Case. At our stand, we welcomed an impressive number of customers from all over the world, with a significant representation of European key-accounts and dealers. They commented on how impressed they were with the welcoming feel of the stand, the extent of our brand's product ranges, and the importance of the global group we belong to.
'We are very proud of our latest introductions presented in Las Vegas. They successfully incorporate our strong commitment to quality, productivity and fuel efficiency, helping our customers to get the job done efficiently and cost-effectively, exactly the way they want to. These are Case's well-known strengths since 1842. Today, our expanded line-up perfectly expresses the DNA of our brand which has been built on strong foundations, creating a modern, innovative and professional partner to the construction sector.'
In a world exclusive preview, Case unveiled the new CX350D hydraulic excavator, the first model of the Tier 4 Final D Series that will be available in Europe next year. With a 268hp engine and an innovative Tier 4 Final solution that combines cooled exhaust gas recirculation (CEGR), selective catalytic reduction (SCR) and diesel oxidation catalyst (DOC) technologies, the CX350D hydraulic excavator maximizes power and performance. Together with improved hydraulic controls, Case say that the CX350D provides more digging force and lift capacity and up to 10 % greater fuel efficiency.
Case also showcased their improved-performance C-Series of crawler excavators with a 28.1-tonne CX250C long-reach model. Powered by a Tier 4 Interim diesel engine, the C-Series optimizes productivity and efficiency thanks to advanced technologies such as the Case intelligent hydraulic system that helps manage the engine and hydraulics. With an 8m boom in the long-reach version, the CX250C crawler excavator can reach up to 18m.
A Case CX80C model represented the Case mid-excavator offering. Launched in 2013, the CX80C excavator is equipped with a Tier 4 Final engine that uses up to 5% less fuel. With great serviceability, minimized downtime and reduced dimensions with no compromise in visibility and comfort, the CX80C is built to deliver the performance of higher class excavators.
Case M-Series dozers, launched during Bauma in Europe, took centre stage at CONEXPO-CON/AGG with the M1150, the M1650 and the M2050 models. Redesigned from the ground up, this three-model line-up boosts productivity with best-in-class drawbar pull, powerful horsepower ratings and operating weight up to 20 tonnes. Powered by Tier 4 Interim FPT Industrial engines with industry-exclusive SCR technology, the M-Series dozers are said to provide superior performance in load response, max torque and achieve lower emissions and higher fuel savings. The operator has total control on the machine performance to better match the ground conditions thanks to new control customizations, including blade sensitivity, steering sensitivity and shuttle sensitivity settings. With a new cab-forward design built for maximum visibility and comfort, and a robust C-frame for heavy earthmoving, the M-Series dozers offer durability and higher productivity in every working condition.
Case introduced the new Tier 4 Final 921F wheel loader. With a 7.2-ton payload, which can fill 28-ton payload trucks in three passes, Case say the new 921F model raises the bar on performance, fuel savings and ease of maintenance. Equipped with ProShift transmission, the 921F model delivers up to 10% more fuel savings while its Cooling Cube design keeps the dust away from the radiators and ensures constant temperature and high efficient cooling. The rear-mounted engine gives the safest-in-class maintenance accessibility at ground level. Available with full climate control, the cab provides outstanding comfort and unmatched all-round visibility. The 921F wheel loader offers a diesel particulate filter-free solution thanks to SCR engine technology with AdBlue, implemented in Case wheel loaders since 2011.
Spotlights were also made on the Case 321F, coming from the new F-Series of compact wheel loaders. Completely redesigned for improved manoeuvrability, versatility and performance, the new F Series features Case's proven 'maintenance-free' Tier 4 Final particulate matter catalyst solution and offers increased breakout force and lift capacity in a more compact design, which makes it suitable for general construction, landscaping and supply yards work.
The new Tier 4 Final 321F compact wheel loaders will be introduced in the European markets by the end of 2014, while the Tier 4 Final compliant Case 921F wheel loaders will be available in 2015.
The Case skid-steer and compact track loaders on display further emphasized the company's commitment to providing the most advanced Tier 4 solutions.
Case 'Dire States' Panel to Reviving America's Infrastructure
The 'Dire States' tour made a stop at Case's stand, where Case hosted a panel discussion that featured government and business leaders to highlight the problems facing American infrastructure. The panel served as finale to present the progress and key findings of the 'Dire States' tour, a road trip across the United States at the steering wheel of a 1949 Hudson car on display at Case's stand. The project was born from the collaboration between Case Construction Equipment and the former White House appointee Dan McNichol and it is intended to raise public awareness to the infrastructure investment shortfall while identifying innovative ways to spur the sector's development.
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G8 Declaration on Preventing Sexual Violence in Conflict
April 14, 2013 / Valerie Oosterveld
Foreign Ministers at UK G8 Meeting April 2013, credit: UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office
On April 11, 2013, G8 Foreign Ministers adopted a five page Declaration on Preventing Sexual Violence in Conflict. The Declaration begins with the observation that:
Sexual violence in armed conflict represents one of the most serious forms of violation or abuse of international humanitarian law and international human rights law. Preventing sexual violence in armed conflict is therefore both a matter of upholding universal human rights and of maintaining international security, in keeping with UN Security Council Resolution 1820. Ministers emphasised that more must be done to address these ongoing crimes, including by challenging the myths that sexual violence in armed conflict is a cultural phenomenon or an inevitable consequence of war or a lesser crime.
The Declaration addresses sexual violence in armed conflict directed not only at women and girls, but also at men and boys, including those secondarily traumatized as forced witnesses of sexual violence against family members (para. 3).
The first part of the Declaration focuses on international law and its normative frameworks:
recognizing that sexual violence in armed conflict "can be a constitutive act with respect to genocide", a crime against humanity and a war crime (para. 2);
expressing full support for the work of the UN in addressing sexual violence in armed conflict, particularly that of UN Women (para. 2);
reiterating that ending sexual violence in conflict is interlinked with promoting and protecting women's and children's full human rights and fundamental freedoms, including promoting "women's active and equal political, social and economic participation including in all conflict prevention, conflict resolution, transitional justice and security sector reform processes" (para. 3); and
recalling that "rape and other forms of serious sexual violence in armed conflict are war crimes and also constitute grave breaches of the Geneva Conventions and their first Protocol" and that "those accused of grave breaches should be brought to trial, in a manner consistent with international norms." (para. 4).
The Declaration then turns to action items, proposing the creation of an International Protocol on the Investigation and Documentation of Sexual Violence in Conflict – a set of standard guidelines to be followed by all those responding during or after an armed conflict, so as to avoid multiple actors weakening or destroying evidence of, or information on, sexual violence (para. 6). This is certainly notable, as it could be of assistance not only to international and national criminal investigators, but also to international commissions of inquiry, UN Special Rapporteurs, UN agencies and nongovernmental organizations.
G8 Ministers also:
committed to supporting conflict-affected countries in developing and implement country-level action plans to protect human rights defenders (para. 7);
called on the international community, including the G8, to mobilize funding for health, psychosocial, legal and economic support including to the International Criminal Court's Trust Fund for Victims (para. 8); and
agreed that peace negotiations and ceasefires which are supported by G8 members should include the participation of women and that crimes of sexual violence in armed conflict should be excluded from amnesty provisions (para. 10).
committed to supporting the deployment of international experts at the request of host governments, the UN and international organizations "to build national judicial, criminal investigative and legal capacity to increase the number of perpetrators brought to justice" (para. 10). The UK has already begun this, through the creation of a national roster of experts as part of its Preventing Sexual Violence Initiative.
Finally, the Declaration recognizes that a cooperative approach to addressing sexual violence in armed conflict may not be considered a priority in the face of other pressing security and conflict concerns but it would clearly have greater impact (para. 13). Thus, the Ministers reaffirmed their support for various UN efforts and initiatives (paras. 13 and 14) and ended by recognizing the need for a considered review of the Declaration's commitments (para. 15).
The adoption of the Declaration resulted in some associated announcements. For example, the United States announced that it is committing $10 million, and Canada announced that it is contributing $5 million, to support new and ongoing efforts that align with the Preventing Sexual Violence Initiative.
All of these commitments are to be welcomed, especially if they truly strengthen existing United Nations and other efforts to address sexual violence in conflict. The test will be, of course, whether these G8 commitments are realized – and, if they are, whether they are they realized in a fundamentally useful manner.
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Thanks for this excellent summary, Valerie. I could not agree more with your closing sentiments. This statement from TRIAL, REDRESS and Amnesty International UK on the element of the commitments focused on the sexual violence as a grave breach (thus reaffirming universal jurisdiction obligations) may be of interest to those followig the UK and G8 initiatives: http://goo.gl/q0dxO
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Thank you! This is especially relevant. On April 2nd 10 women, survivors of sexual violence during that Guatemala's civil war gave their testimony. It is especially critical addressing the first point of the declaration, "recognizing that sexual violence in armed conflict "can be a constitutive act with respect to genocide", a crime against humanity and a war crime (para. 2). Currently the former dictator and head of state Ríos Montt is on trial for genocide. I sincerely hope that these declaration are put to practice and that justice will prevail. Guatemala can not move forward with justice.
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Elizabeth Cabraser Named a Top 100 Lawyer in California by the Daily Journal
Published On: September 15th, 2021Categories: Awards, Firm News
The Daily Journal has published its annual listing of Top 100 Lawyers in California, which includes 16th-time selection for Lieff Cabraser partner Elizabeth Cabraser. After reviewing hundreds of nominations, the Daily Journal honors a chosen 100 of California's leading lawyers who are involved in "the most cutting-edge work in litigation, regulation, and corporate transactions, and who have had the greatest impact in and beyond the legal industry."
Congratulations to Elizabeth on this outstanding accomplishment!
About Elizabeth J. Cabraser
Elizabeth Cabraser is one of the nation's leading class action litigators, possessing unparalleled expertise in complex civil litigation. She has served as court-appointed lead, co-lead, or class counsel in scores of federal multi-district and state coordinated proceedings, and currently serves in leadership positions in several of the nation's highest profile civil cases, including a solo leadership role in the VW "Clean Diesel" Emissions case, and co-lead positions in the GM ignition switch defect and Takata defective airbag cases, the Fiat Chrysler Jeep Dodge diesel emissions fraud litigation, the Generic Drugs Pricing antitrust litigation, and the National Prescription Opiates litigation.


Midair collision. Five killed on ZA-DAX, ZK-DQF landed safely.
Crashed in poor weather conditions. Rumors suggest the plane was shot down.
The aircraft was observed sinking fast while attempting to land at Pasco. The aircraft suddenly nosed over and crashed short of the runway. The crew's decision to continue an unstabilized instrument landing system approach that led to a stall, most likely of the horizontal stabilizer, and loss of control at low altitude. Contributing to the accident was the air traffic controller's improper vectors that positioned the aircraft inside the outer marker while it was still well above the glideslope. Contributing to the stall and loss of control was the accumulation of airframe ice that degraded the aerodynamic performance of the airplane.
The passenger flight crashed into a jungle shortly after taking off.
The crew inadvertently selected "Beta Range" on the propellers at 800 feet. The aircraft then stalled and crashed into the river.
The aircraft was making a night, VOR instrument approach to Runway 28. Visual meteorological conditions prevailed, except for some parts of the airport which were obscured by low cloud. Approaching Runway 28, the aircraft was too high to land and the pilot chose instead to enter a right downwind to land on Runway 10. At approximately 400 feet above ground level on final for Runway 10, the aircraft entered some clouds, the base of which were reported by the tower operator to be at 10 meters. The aircraft continued its descent, initially striking some trees about 400 feet short of the runway, then shearing off one of the main landing gear on a hillside road about 200 feet prior to the runway. The aircraft, under full power and nose up, began to climb, but rolled inverted and crashed at the threshold of Runway 10. The wing fuel tanks were ruptured and the fuselage, trailing fire, slid across the runway and stopped on the parallel taxiway. A fire ensued and airport fire and rescue crews put out the fire within 10 minutes. Both pilots and one passenger were killed by impact and the remaining four passengers were taken to the hospital with moderate injuries. The primary cause of the accident was the pilot's decision to descend without visual reference to the surface. A contributing factor was the negative affect on crew performance that resulted from not using oxygen at 12,000 feet during the flight from Ciudad Guayana.
Crashed into the sea 4 miles Northwest of the Island. Unknown cause. There was sever turbulence and windshear in the area.
The plane burst into flames and crashed shortly after taking off from El Dorado Airport. Detonation of an explosive device placed on the floor on the starboard side of the passenger cabin at seat 15F which ignited fuel vapors in an empty fuel tank. The bomb was placed by members of the drug cartel headed by Pablo Escobar in an attempt to kill presidental candidate Cesare Gaviria. He was not aboard the flight.
The plane crashed during takeoff after losing the left engine, directional control and overrunning the runway and catching fire.
Two helicopters transporting bus accident victims collided in mid-air.
The plane collided with trees 180 m from the Inner Marker. Weather was below minima with a 80 m cloud base and 2000 m visibility in haze and snow.
The air ambulance crashed into a mountain during an instrument approach.
Crashed on a beach following engine failure.
The aircraft collided with terrain near Halawa Bay, Molokai, Hawaii, while en route on a scheduled passenger flight from the Kahalui Airport, Maui, to Kaunakakai Airport, Molokai. The decision of the captain to continue flight under visual flight rules at night into instrument meteorological conditions, which obscured rising mountainous terrain. The victims included eight members of Molokai High School's volleyball team and staff.
The plane hit a 7,000 ft, mountain 10 minutes after taking off. The flight crew used an incorrect departure procedure.
The aircraft landed short of the runway in heavy rain and high winds after returning to the airport. The crew did not follow the proper approach procedure.
Descended below minima and struck a mountain. Did not heed GPWS warnings. Incorrectly set altimeter.
Crashed into the Caspian sea after reporting an engine fire.
In-flight separation of a main rotor blade due to fatigue failure of the main rotor blade spar, which originated at a manufacturing induced scratch (tool mark) that was the result of inadequate quality control.
Crashed into mountain after takeoff.
The aircraft took off, made a left turn and crashed into trees. Improper planning and decision by the pilot-in-command and failure of the crew to maintain runway alignment and clearance from the high obstructions beside the runway. Contributing factors included weather conditions, dark night, lack of runway edge lights, lack of visual perception by the pilots and trees beside the runway.
A dry fuel pump led to the ignition of fuel vapors.
Failure of the autopilot caused the plane to enter a spiral descent. Attempts to pull the plane out caused the aircraft to break-up in midair and crash into a swamp.
The aircraft bounced and came down on its right wing tip while attempting to land. The controls were damaged and after an attempted go-around and reaching a height of 200 ft., the plane rolled to the left and crashed into trees on a hill. Improper pilot techniques and crew coordination during the landing attempt, bounce and attempted go-around.
The plane struck trees, losing part of a wing after initiating a go-around.
Exploded in mid-air and crashed during a thunderstorm and heavy rain.
During an aborted takeoff, the aircraft overran the runway, hit a wooden approach lighting pier and came to rest partially submerged in shallow water in Bowery Bay. The failure of the captain to exercise his authority in a timely manner to reject or continue the troubled takeoff which was initiated by a mistrimmed rudder.
An explosion occurred in an overheated fuel pump while shuting down the engines.
While climbing through FL 350, 46 minutes after takeoff, a bomb exploded in a container in location 13-R in the forward cargo hold. The aircraft disintegrated and crashed into the desert. A Congolese man, who boarded at Brazzaville and disembarked at Ndjamena was believed to have brought the bomb aboard.
Crashed while making an approach.
Crashed into trees while attempting to land at night, in fog. Improper IFR procedures and failure to maintain minimum descent altitude.
The aircraft crashed into the sea after an in-flight breakup. Severe vibration caused by worn bolts causing the rudder to jam and the tail to collapse. Bolts used to attach the fin to the fuselage were found to be counterfeit and wore much faster that genuine bolts. Official PC: The accident was caused by loss of control due to the destruction of primary control surfaces in the tail section, which, in turn, was caused by aeroelastic oscillations initiated by abnormal clearances in the vertical stabilizer attachments to the fuselage structure. The condition of the attachments was a result of excessive wear in pins and sleeves used in this structural joint. The pins and sleeves were of an inferior quality and did not satisfy specified values for hardness and tensile strength. They had also been installed and inspected using sub-standard maintenance procedures. Undamped oscillations in the elevator contributed to the structural failure of the empennage."
The aircraft crashed into navigational towers and residential houses shortly after takeoff in heavy rain and high winds. Decision of the pilot in command to fly after an abrupt deterioration in weather conditions.
The aircraft ran out of fuel due to a navigation error and crashed into the jungle. The flight plan had showed the heading in tenths of a degree as 0270; the crew, entering whole degrees into the flight computer and entered 270 instead of 027. The flight from Maraba to Belem was supposed to last 45 minutes. When they could not find Belem after 45 minutes, they assumed they were still not far away and that there was some sort of instrument failure.The course was finally corrected but the plane ran out of fuel and crashed into the jungle.
Crashed into trees left of the runway after attempting two VFR and an IFR approach in fog. Failure to maintain clearance from obstructions because of improper IFR operation.
Crashed into Himalaya Mountains en route from Gilgit to Islamabad.
The aircraft emerged out of a fog bank while attempting to land, banked to the left and crashed. The pilot's failure to initiate a go-around after emerging from a fog bank on a short final which resulted in inadequate airspeed and a stall. Contributing to the accident was the pilot's poor judgement in attempting the VFR approach in IMC conditions.
Lost power and crashed into a river shortly after taking off from Shanghai.
The aircraft was flying from Hattiesburg to Gulfport. The non-instrument rated pilot lost control of the aircraft after encountering instrument meteorological conditions resulting in the airplane spiraling into the ground in a wooded area. U.S. Representative from Mississippi, Larkin Smith, 45, was killed.
Crashed into the face of a mountain. Undetermined.
The aircraft took off from Addis Ababa to see how much food was reaching the famine-stricken area of western Ethiopia. The plane crashed into a mountain in poor weather conditons at an altitude of 3,600 feet. The crew flew into an area of bad weather at a very low altitude and failed to maintain visual contact with the ground. U.S. Representative George Thomas "Mickey" Leland, 45, killed.
Crashed into Mt. Kerkis in poor weather after deviating from course on approach. The crew was flying VFR in IFR conditons. The aircraft was named Isle of Minos.
The cargo lost altitude shortly after lifting off and crashed and broke up in Manukau Harbor. The training captain's failure to monitor the aircraft's climb flight path during the critical stage of the climb after take-off.
The aircraft crashed short of the runway while landing in fog. Failure of the captain to land without analyzing the weather data.
Shot down either by rebel forces or friendly fire. A missile struck one of the engines and the plane crashed while attempting an emergency landing.
Mid-air collision between two helicopters.
In heavy rain the aircraft bounced twice, crashed through a concreate wall, overran the runway, crossed a road and struck several cars.
Crashed into jungle shortly after taking off.
Shortly after departing from runway 15l at the Baltimore-Washington International Airport, the pilot transmitted that he had an emergency consisting of a fire under his side panel. He reported he was going to circle & land. According to witnesses, flames & smoke were in the cockpit area. The aircraft started a gradual descent during a left turn. Subsequently, it crashed into a house.
Crashed into costal cliffs while on an ice observation flight.
Unable to gain altitude the positioning flight struck powerlines and crashed. Failure of the pilot-in-command to assure that the aircraft maintained a climb profile after takeoff. Factors related to the accident were: dark night, the crew's lack of visual perception at night, the PIC's lack of rest (fatigue) and the copilot's failure to attain remedial action.
Crashed after takeoff. Shot down by a surface-to-air missile.
The plane landed short of the runway on the third landing attempt, overran the runway and collided with an embankment.
Crashed into houses on takeoff and exploded.
Crashed into a mountainside in the remote Andean highlands shortly after leaving San Ramon. Overloaded.
A ramp door opened in flight causing loss of control of the aircraft. The plane crashed into a hill.
The pilot aborted the takeoff at liftoff after it was discovered the rudder and elevator were jammed. When the command was given to apply reverse thrust the flight engineer switched off the engines by mistake. The aircraft overran runway, collided with obstacles and caught fire. Jammed rudder and elevator.
Crashed in a scenic canyon area near a waterfall. The pilots improper in-flight planning/decision to maneuver with insufficient altitude over or in a canyon area. Factors related to the accident were the terrain conditions and scenic air tour's lack of specific direction to its pilots concerning safety procedures for sightseeing flights.
The aircraft hit a tree and crashed during a third landing attempt in fog. The crew descended below the published minimum altitude. Despite concerns about possible landing equipment failures the crew was determined to make a landing and not divert to another airport as they were running out of fuel. They could not get an ILS signal and ignored a Ground Proximity Warning System alarm 60 seconds prior to the crash by turning it off 10 seconds after it started its warning. About 20 members from the Dutch soccer team "Colorful 11" from Surinam were killed.
While on approach the plane pitched up, went into a steep dive and crashed short of the runway. Aircraft improperly loaded causing a shift in the center of gravity.
The positioning flight crashed into trees short of the runway in dense fog. The pilot attempted to make a VFR landing in IFR conditions that were below minimums for the published instrument approach and collided with trees and the ground after allowing the airplane to descend below the proper altitude.
Crashed after the pilot radioed he was making an emergency landing with engine problems.
Shifting of cargo after takeoff cause the plane to take a nose-high attitude, stall and crash into houses.
After being cleared on a heading for Valence, the aircraft continued on its current heading until it struck a mountain at 4,100 feet. Crew error. Navigational error. Controlled flight into terrain.
The plane crashed into houses during a steep approach. Crew error. High speed approach. Deep stall. This was the Boeing 707 used in the movie "Airport" in 1970.
Crashed and burned in mountainous terrain during a troop lift mission. Came in for a landing at an extreme high bank until it crashed to the ground. Pilot error.
The loss of control of the airplane for undetermined reasons following the in-flight opening of the improperly latched cargo door. Contributing to the accident were inadequate procedures used by Evergreen Airlines and approved by the FAA for pre-flight verification of external cargo door lock pin manual control handle, and the failure of McDonnell Douglas to provide flight crew guidance and emergency procedures for an in-flight opening of the cargo door. Also contributing to the accident was the failure of the FAA to mandate modification to the door-open warning system for DC-9 cargo-configured airplanes, given the previously known occurrences of in-flight door openings.
While landing the cargo plane pitched down and crashed short of the runway. A loss of control due to the improper in-flight decisions by the crew and the undetected accumulation of ice on the leading edge of the horizontal stabilizer, during flight in a forward centre of gravity condition and exacerbated by the extension of full landing flaps.
Crashed after striking radio tower while on approach.
While flying from Thunder Bay, Ontario to Winnipeg, Manitoba, the plane crashed on take-off from Dryden, Ontario. The aircraft failed to gain altitude, settled back down on the runway and then took off for a second time clipping the tops of trees, causing debris to clog the engines leading to the plane crashing. The aircraft was being refueled with one engine running because of an unserviceable APU. Since no external power unit was available at the airport the engine could not be shut down and deicing could not be performed. The captain's decision to take off in deteriorating weather conditions with an accumulation of snow and ice on the wings. Decision not to de-ice the plane before taking off. The failure of the Canadian air transport system in placing the crew in a situation where they did not have the resources to make a proper decision.
The cargo plane crashed after its initial climb.
Hit high ground 27 km from the airport.
After leaving Honolulu, on a flight from Los Angeles to Sydney, Australia, the loss of an improperly latched forward lower lobe cargo door resulted in explosive decompression and loss of power in the No. 3 and 4 engines. Nine passengers were sucked out of the plane and lost at sea. The plane landed safely. The cargo door opening was attributed to a faulty switch or wiring in the door control system which permitted electrical actuation of the door latches towards the unlatched position after initial door closure and before takeoff. As a failsafe, the latches should have been blocked from moving by a mechanism called a "locking sector" (one on each latch), engaged manually by a lever after the door is closed. However, the locking sectors as designed were not strong enough and could be overcome by the motors which was a design flaw right from the introduction of the747. This was finally recognized as serious, after a non-fatal failure in 1987, but installing stronger locking sectors required taking each plane out of service 10 hours, and the FAA had allowed airlines 18 months so they could do it during other maintenance procedures.
The cargo plane descended below minimums and impacted trees and a hill. Non-standard phraseology used by Kuala Lumpur ATC, causing the crew to misinterpret the instructions.
The accident occurred during a descent when the aircraft collided with a 2,060 ft. mountain. The pilot's failure to properly preflight and plan for flight and his intentional flight into imc conditions. Pilots disregard for in-flight weather advisories. Factors contributing to the accident were the low ceiling conditions in conjunction with the mountainous terrain.
Crashed after experiencing engine failure on takeoff.
After a second takeoff attempt the cargo plane banked to the right until it crashed into the water.
The aircraft entered a fog bank after taking off from Rangoon and hit a tree and caught fire.
Crashed in flames after taking off from Dyess Air Force Base. Failure of the water injection system during takeoff.
Crashed about 500 ft. short of the runway.
The plane went missing en route.
After gaining altitude the cargo plane descended until it impacted trees. Improper IFR procedure by the first officer during takeoff, his lack of instrument scan, his failure to maintain a positive rate of climb or to identify the resultant descent, and the captain's inadequate supervision of the flight. Contributing factors were: dark night, low ceiling, drizzle, the first officer's lack of total experience in the type of operation, and possible spatial disorientation of the first officer.
While en route and climbing through FL 280, a vibration was felt and the smell of smoke was detected. A fan blade on the No. 1 engine detached and caused a compressor stall and vibration of the aircraft. The crew throttled back the No. 2 engine and the vibration stopped. Soon after it was decided to shut down the No. 2 engine. While attempting to land, power was lost in the No. 1 engine, the aircraft stalled and crashed into trees 3,000 ft. short of the runway. The crew mistakenly shut down the wrong engine, lost power in the disabled engine and was unable to maintain flight in the final approach.


Located in the heart of beautiful Texas Hill Country, the Outpost Club in Ingram, Texas is home of many Twelve-Step recovery groups, including the Ingram Solution Group, Conscious Contact, and An A.A. Group, among others. The mission of the Outpost has always been to offer literature-based recovery by serving as a meeting place and education center for the residents of Kerr and other surrounding counties, visitors to Hill Country, and patients at one of several local treatment centers. The Outpost, once home of an authentic Texas BBQ and beer joint as well as a deer processing center for visiting hunters, is now newly renovated and ready to continue to serve the needs of recovered alcoholics and addicts.


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Video uploads will get a performance boost with the help of LTE technology tested by Huawei Technologies and China Mobile.
So far, LTE has mainly been used to increase download speeds, but going forward more attention will be paid to letting users send data at higher speeds. A test in China showed that a 180 percent increase in upload bandwidth is possible, according to Huawei. On paper, today's LTE networks offer upload speeds of up to 50Mbps.
The improvement in LTE uplink speeds will make it possible for consumers and professional users to more quickly upload high-quality video; applications that will benefit include telemedicine and video conferencing. Video surveillance applications will also get a performance boost, though that might not be as welcome.
Increasingly, smartphones can shoot high-resolution video and photos, creating a demand for faster upload speeds.
The technology that will make LTE bandwidth improvement possible is carrier aggregation. The technology is part of LTE-Advanced and lets operators treat multiple radio channels in different or the same frequency bands as if they were one.
Huawei didn't say when the first networks and devices capable of handling uplink carrier aggregation would become available. For carrier aggregation to work, infrastructure and mobile devices have to be upgraded. Operators also need to have enough spectrum. Still, the test in China brings the technology one step closer toward actual commercialization, Huawei said.
So far, carrier aggregation has only been used to increase download speeds.
At the beginning of January, 49 mobile operators had launched carrier aggregation in 31 countries, with theoretical peak downlink speeds between 110Mbps and 300Mbps. Twenty mobile operators, mainly in Europe and Asia, had upgraded their networks to the highest speed, according to industry organization GSA (Global mobile Suppliers Association).


Get thee to a florist immediately!
Everyone loves fresh flowers but for most of us, they're only an occasional presence in our lives, generally limited to birthdays and the occasional romantic gesture (a girl can dream).
But new research has offered the best excuse to go buy a bunch for yourself right now - apparently having fresh flowers in your house can help reduce stress.
A study conducted by the University of North Florida quizzed 170 women about their perceived stress over an eight-week period.
The women were given flowers, a scented candle, or nothing at all, ostensibly as a thank you gift. The women who received flowers reported a significantly lower level of stress by the end of the period.
In fact, the difference flowers made was so great that study author Dr Erin Largo-Wight concluded flowers could revolutionise public health.
"Indoor nature contact, such as flowers, represents an innovative public health solution to stress and stress-related health issues," she wrote.
"Adding flowers to reduce stress does not require tremendous effort to generate a meaningful effect. When life seems to be in a constant state of frenzy, flowers can provide us with a much-needed moment of calm."
What more excuse do you need? Go out and buy a bunch of something that makes you smile today - your mood will thank you!
Making paper flowers is a simple craft activity that will keep kids busy AND brighten up your home.


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Landscape Famous Photographers Epic Landscape Editing
27 Most Influential Landscape Photographers to Follow in 2023
By Nick Constant
Related course: Epic Landscape Editing
Landscape photographers have a unique ability to capture the world. Not only through the scenes they depict, but how they convey emotion through their images. They let the viewer experience the grandeur of the Dawn Wall or the sublime nature of Victoria Falls.
Landscape photography is for nature lovers. We use these images to bring the world into our homes or onto our desktops. They transport us to the most amazing locations around the globe.
The skills for capturing the perfect landscape are constantly changing. Let's take a look at the top 28 most influential landscape photographers to give you a taste of the outdoors.
Justin Minns
Minns is a British photographer who specialises in the landscape of East Anglia. He has a remarkable ability to capture the British landscape. It can be hard to convey the cold and harsh British winters as well as their warm and inviting summers. But Minns is all too familiar. He can have you craving a hot cup of tea just from looking at his winter landscapes!
He is no stranger to a wide range of subjects. He is experimenting with infrared abilities and adding alternate views to the landscape. If you're interested in traveling the British countryside, I would recommend looking at his work.
© Justin Minns
Zach Doehler
Doehler is a photographer from Canada who has been working with photography since he was 15 years old. Growing up in the British Columbian landscape has profoundly affected his work. This resulted in Doehler shooting the beautiful landscapes in his backyard.
On his website, he splits his style into three sections; mountains, oceans, and dreamscapes. Each one is more dramatic than the last due to his incredible editing style. In fact, his editing style is so brilliant that we had to get him on board to teach his signature style. Find our course here.
© Zach Doehler
Mandy Lea
Mandy Lea is a travel photographer who runs a fun little blog. This blog is for those who enjoy the outdoors with all the bells and whistles that come with it. Her portfolio spans all travel photography sub-categories such as landscapes, nature, and wildlife.
Her work would be good to look at if you want to start a travel blog. Here, you will see how she travels so much while doing what she loves.
© Mandy Lea
Tim Parkin
Parkin is a professional landscape photographer and the editor of 'On Landscape' magazine. A few people you will see on this list have been featured in this magazine. Parkin photographs both digitally and in large format film.
He has a great ability to create warm landscapes, even in cold settings! This is executed through excellent framing and exposure. His natural approach makes the landscapes feel believable.
© Tim Parkin
Trey Ratcliff is a famous photographer based in America who has been almost everywhere. With so many social media followers, it is no surprise that many people see him as influential. Ratcliff was born blind in one eye and claims this has helped with his photography career.
Ratcliff is also a travel photographer, which he documents well in his StuckInCustoms site. He is also an HDR professional. He boasts the first-ever HDR landscape to be displayed in the Smithsonian Museum. Anyone who enjoys landscapes where colors and tones prevail should take a close look at his work.
© Trey Ratcliffe
David Noton
Noton is a British-born photographer who spent most of his time growing up in the Americas. He claims growing up in Ontario, Canada helped shape his eye and passion for the landscape. It's not surprising that his catalog includes images from every continent on earth.
He is an honorary fellow for the Royal Photographic Society who also gives talks around Europe. Noton's unique quality comes from the way he displays light. It looks natural and believable. It's almost as if he's always in the right place at the right time. There is a fine line between artificial colors and actual light, and he traverses it well.
© David Noton
Verity Milligan
Milligan is a British photographer who creates dream-like images. Her images are almost like a fraction of the landscape presented. By focusing on these fractions, Milligan creates an ephemeral feel in her photos. Emphasis is evident by the way she deals with light in the landscape.
I would suggest looking at her work to see how photography can create a certain feel. This is mainly done in her post-production work. She handles different colors and tones to create an image that differs from the true landscape.
© Verity Milligan
Christian Hoiberg
Christian Hoiberg is living the escapist's dream. He is a Norwegian photographer currently based north of the Arctic Circle. Here, he guides photography workshops around these unforgiving areas. You can tell he is familiar with the landscape. And this familiarity has captured the essence of the landscape perfectly.
Hoiberg is not afraid to use low amounts of contrast in his landscapes. This can usually mean a loss of depth in the photograph. But he uses it to his advantage, creating some great scenes. This is not his signature style, though. His signature style involves these grand landscapes that give you a sense of place bordering on the sublime.
© Christian Hoiberg
Jake Guzman
The youngest photographer on this list is 24-year-old Jake Guzman. He has become so established in a short amount of time due to his unique style. His style lends itself well to advertising. This style involves shooting landscapes with a long lens. Framing each photo with towering features that portray nature on an epic scale.
The way Guzman displays his colors are idealistic. He keeps a uniform color pallet. These edits are almost more like how you want to remember a location rather than the reality of it. Take a look at his work if you want to take a similar route in photography.
© Jake Guzman
Philip Slotte
Phillip Slotte is another young landscape photographer. He is based in Sweden and has his work featured in National Geographic and many others. Slotte presents you with dramatic landscapes that lean toward the darker side.
This darkness adds to the sublime nature of the landscape. It creates almost scary scenes where you are truly overshadowed by nature. I would recommend looking at how he deals with reflections in the landscape.
© Philip Slotte
Dustin LeFevre
LeFevre is a photographer skilled in creating sharp, detailed landscapes. You can tell he prefers the rockier side of life from his chosen material. Despite this preference, he has photographed a wide range of environments.
He usually focuses on specific fractions that almost start to not look like a landscape. This takes the landscape out of its setting. It makes us think about the natural forms created by the world.
© Dustin LeFerve
Suzanne Mathia
Mathia is an American photographer who has been published in many photography and outdoor magazines. There is no surprise that she is everywhere, as her work is truly ubiquitous. She has photographed anything that finds itself in the landscape, from wildlife to derelict machines.
She is also known to be very vocal in her practice. This can be helpful for beginner photographers who need inspiration. Be sure to check out some of her videos to get a better understanding of her landscape photography.
© Suzanne Mathia
Huibo Hou
Huibo Hou is a fine art landscape photographer based in the United States. She is best known for her black and white landscapes. From her work, we see scenes that are more similar to paintings than reality. But in these photographs, you see the world void of color and context. This gives the images a timeless feel.
Her sense of composition makes these images successful. She almost constructs a vision rather than framing it. Hou is an excellent reference for landscape photographers who want to create their own worlds.
© Huibo Hou
Kilian Schönberger
Schönberger is a famous German photographer who creates wonderful environments. These environments tend to be on the darker side, almost making you glad to be in the comfort of your home. You see harsh winters and dark forests displayed in a perceivable way.
This photographer is well known for his commissioned work. If you want to look at capturing landscape photos for clients, check him out.
© Kilian Schönberger
Thomas Heaton
Thomas Heaton is a British photographer who is very well-travelled. His method of making simple forms out of landscapes sets him apart from others. This can almost be seen as oversimplifying the landscape, but I think it is done well.
A theme throughout his work shows that he understands light very well. This allows him to work with his images without them seeming too unreal. Heaton also runs a photography blog alongside his work.
© Thomas Heaton
Simon Roberts
Simon Roberts is a renowned British landscape photographer who has made his way into the art world. He is well known for his large-format, tableaux-like photographs of British settings. Roberts is now a Leica instructor for landscape photography.
Roberts' work shows the everyday landscape with people in the frame. This highlights the surroundings as you create stories in your head of how the spaces are used. This makes the work very much 'of-a-time' rather than timeless landscapes. Check out his work if you want your landscapes to talk about more than a location.
© Simon Roberts
Andy Farrer
Farrer is an award-winning photographer who has published works in various locations. His skill in the crafting of landscapes has brought him to offer his own workshops. These are all done in the UK, where he is based.
His work is predominantly shot with wide-angle lenses. When used effectively, it is easy to imagine yourself standing at the foot of the scene he is depicting. This is something Farrer does well. For some, the skill of filling the frame sometimes falls short, but not in his case.
© Andy Farrer
Vanda Ralevska
Ralevska has her own unique style. She is a photographer who is very aware of the landscape and what can be done with it. Through her post-processing techniques, she comes up with surreal scenes. These scenes portray landscapes how they appear when we idealise them in our head.
Shots like these can translate into commercial work well. Take a look at her portfolio if you want to produce calming landscapes. Also, please take note of her brilliant sense of composition.
© Vanda Ralevska
Carla Regler
Carla Regler is a British-based photographer who is very skilled in her craft. Her skills have led her to give photography tours across the Outer Hebrides in Scotland. She has a style that is as close as you could get to a textbook landscape photographer. She can split up a frame well and keep the viewer engaged for a long time.
Regler is an excellent reference to study if you are starting in landscape photography. I would particularly recommend her storm photographs which carry an immense force with them.
© Carla Reglar
Paul Sanders
Sanders is a Fujifilm ambassador as well as a speaker and mentor in the photography world. He started his photographic career as a fashion and advertising photographer. He now creates still photographs that are aptly named the 'Still' series. His work takes a minimalist approach to landscape photography.
This mindful approach to photography produces landscapes that let your mind wander. This is why many people like the work as prints. They allow the viewer to create their own world.
© Paul Sanders
Lizzie Shepard
Lizzie Shepard is a British heavyweight in the landscape photography scene. Specialising in landscape, nature, and travel, she understands how landscapes best fit into frame. The way she does this is by putting a hectic setting into a formal composition.
Shepard is now on the judging panel for the Landscape Photographer of the Year Awards. Her time and skill in landscape photography have become noticed by the best in the field.
© Lizzie Shepard
Charlie Waite
He is one of the worlds leading landscape photographers. The person who created the Landscape Photographer of the Year Awards, Charlie Waite. With an extensive career based around photographing the landscape, Waite has earned his spot on this list. His unique eye brings a new approach to landscape photography that sets him apart from the rest.
As the founder of the photography workshop 'Light and Land', he has provided workshops for over 25 years. Waite is currently known as one of the best landscape photographers in the field.
© Charlie Waite
Ted Gore
Now for one of the American stars, Ted Gore. With an eye for making super dramatic images, Gore has refined his technique to create unique images. He also writes about his process a bit, so be sure to check out his work.
His handling of color is what sets him apart. The viewer sees colors that aren't quite natural. This puts the subject on pedestals, making them jump out of the image. By doing this, you pay more attention to these elements.
© Ted Gore
Shore continues to be one of the most inspirational landscape photographers to this day. His work has set the standard for large-format photography. A lot of his photography depends on the viewer's contextual knowledge. Whatever is outside of the frame is almost as important as what is in it.
This style of landscape photography is essential. It shows a reflection of another place and time. This is made evident by the release of his book 'Steel Town' which takes place in the '70s. The relevance of that work is almost greater now than when it was created.
© Stephen Shore
Burtynsky's photographic career is bigger than landscape photography. He is a Ukrainian photographer who is known as one of the best landscape photographers. He uses the landscape to talk about the world. This seems like such a simple concept, yet it is what he chooses to photograph that makes it effective.
Scenes are composed in a sort of one-step-back approach. This almost removes you from the landscape so much that you can see it for what it really is. A master in interesting composition, look into his work if you want your photos to do more.
© Edward Burtynsky
Simon Norfolk
Simon Norfolk is a Nigerian-born British photographer. His style of landscape photography has made him a regular contributor to National Geographic. Norfolk uses landscapes to talk about issues that have transcended different eras. This is done by using the timeless nature of landscape photography and putting it into context.
Norfolk's personal work focuses on conflict. He uses this landscape to talk about issues that can be seen only if you are in the right place.
© Simon Norfolk
The Godfather of landscape photography, Ansel Adams. He is known for his black and white images of the American West. They are still known as some of the best landscape images to this day. His style of not just composition but also the post-process is held in high regard.
Adams was a founder of the infamous f/64 group, creating a new standard for all photographers. If you're looking for a quick burst of inspiration, Adams will satisfy your need for nature.
© Ansel Adams
Misrach is a modern legend in the landscape. His use of color is what sets him apart from others. Every scene is made with a feeling that you can step into the landscape. There are no artificial colors or HDR effects. Just nature and natural light. I would say he is one of the best landscape photographers.
He uses the power of beauty to get people to talk about important issues. This is most evident in his series 'Border Cantos', which explores the Mexico-USA border. To those who want to produce beautiful landscapes, study his work carefully.
© Richard Misrach
Conclusion: The Landscape Photographers
There is a wide range of styles when you look at landscape photography. As you will see from this list, composition is the most important factor while on location. This is then closely followed by how you handle the light.
One of these landscape photographers on the list should quench your thirst for nature. Be sure to look into each photographer and study their style. Eventually, you will find your own, but only if you put in the time outdoors. So get exploring!
Check out our Simply Stunning Landscapes course if you want to take your landscape photography to the next level!
Nick Constant
Nick Constant is a conceptual photographer based in London, England. Letting research dictate his practice, he usually photographs spaces in which events have occurred to make comments on particular situations. He has won numerous awards for his photographic work which has led him to group shows around Europe. Receiving his Masters degree from the Royal College of Art in London, he is still a working practitioner who always has a couple of projects in the works. You can see a small variety of his work on his website: www.nicholasconstant.com
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The system includes a corrosion-resistant aluminum track and a cartridge with recirculating steel or polymer ball bearings.
aluminum track in 94.5 and 142 in. lengths.
Tracks can be cut or butted together to adjust length, and re-circulating ball carriages come with either stainless steel (for greater load) or polymer (for quiet movement) ball bearings.
The system supports multiple carriages per track and units can be fitted for sliding doors.


The days have been getting hotter and hotter as summer time settles in the California valley, and sometimes those nostalgic summer treats I used to enjoy as a kid are just calling my name and begging to be recreated, you feel me?
My nieces came over yesterday to hang out and both of them follow a modified paleo diet, so I though it would be perfect to have them help me make some ice cream sandwiches. They helped me make the ice cream, which is made mainly from frozen bananas. I tried to make the ice cream easy enough for them to help me with and they did great! If you are following me on the cool new app Periscope you likely saw us make these together live! If you're not on Periscope yet, download that baby and hop on there! It's super fun to watch your fave people on social media broadcast live and chat with them!
For the cookie portion, I modified the recipe for my cinnamon raisin cookies I created a few years back and turned them into a chocolate chunk cookie. They turned out SO GOOD!! I need to keep some dough in the freezer on the regular because the cookies alone are AMAZING and I can't get enough of them! I also made the chocolate chunks from scratch since I don't really like my store bought options, but to speed up this recipe use something like Enjoy Life Chocolate Chunks/Chips (if you tolerate them) or your fave clean chocolate bar and cut up into chunks. Since my chocolate chunks are homemade and more melty, I try to add them a few minuets before taking the cookies out of the oven. If you would like the recipe for my chocolate chunks, leave me a comment below and I'll add the recipe on here!
So on to what you have been waiting for, the recipe!!
Make the ice cream first so it has time to harden (you can make this a day ahead to speed things up).
Cut up 3 ripe bananas and freeze them.
Place frozen bananas in a food processor and blend for a few mins., scraping down sides as needed.
Add coconut/almond milk and blend until it starts to get smooth.
FOR CHOCOLATE- Add your cacao powder and blend until really smooth and no chunks remain.
Scoop into a freezer safe bowl, cover and freeze for about an hour or until it hardens up and is thick enough to scoop.
While you're waiting for your ice cream to set up, make the cookies.
In a medium bowl add almond flour, coconut flour, baking soda and salt and mix until combined.
In a small bowl add egg, coconut oil, honey, maple syrup and vanilla and whisk together.
Add chocolate pieces and gently mix into dough, reserve a few to decorate with later.
Roll dough into equal sized balls, about an inch in diameter and flatten them to about 1/2 inch thickness and place on the baking sheet.
place in the oven for aprox.12-15 mins. or until the center of cookies are no longer completley soft and have browned on top.
Place on a wire rack until cool enough to handle and transfer to the freezer and let harden for about 15-20 mins.
Take cookies and ice cream out of the freezer.
Scoop a good amount of ice cream on to a cookie and top with another cookie. I use my fingers to clean up the edges and smooth them out.
Next you can add extra chocolate chunks around the sides if you like a lot of chocolate.
You can enjoy them as is, or place them back in the freezer til they harden up and ENJOY!
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Yum! Yum! I want some!! Looks delicious!!
Thanks so much! They're a perfect treat!
Amazing!! PLEASE share your chocolate chunks recipe as well. Thank you SO much!!
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A Star Trek film novelization.
The image opposite and the blurb below are from the first printing of the 2013 Pocket Books second trade paperback edition, ISBN 9781471128905. Cover illustrator unknown.
Months after the dramatic events seen in the 2009 blockbuster film Star Trek, the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise – Captain James T. Kirk, First Officer Spock, Doctor Leonard McCoy, Lieutenant Nyota Uhura, Chief Engineer Montgomery Scott, Lieutenant Hikaru Sulu, and Ensign Pavel Chekov – is called back home. But an unstoppable force of terror from within their own organization has declared all-out war on Starfleet and everything it stands for, leaving Earth in a state of crisis. Now with a personal score to settle as a result, Kirk must lead a covert manhunt to a war-zone world to capture a one-man weapon of mass destruction. As these valiant heroes are propelled into an epic chess game of life and death, love will be challenged, friendships will be torn apart, and sacrifices must be made for the only family Captain Kirk has left – his crew.


What Kind of Care Do I Need?
Windward Life Care consultant, Dr. Hossein Samadi, is a geropsychiatrist, a physician trained to work with older adults and their unique mental health needs. As part of our commitment to caring for the whole person, we have arranged for Dr. Samadi to see Windward Life Care clients who can benefit from psychiatric care at our office on a monthly basis. This allows our clients quick access to quality mental health services in a comfortable and familiar setting. We asked Dr. Samadi a few questions recently about mental health and older adults.
Q: What mental health diagnoses do you see most commonly in your older patients?
A: This can be broken down into three categories: mood disorders, cognitive disorders, and psychotic disorders. Among the mood disorders, the most common are depression, anxiety and bipolar disorder. The cognitive disorders vary by cause: Alzheimer's disease; vascular dementia; frontal-temporal dementia; and others. Finally, though more rare in presentation, the psychotic disorders include schizophrenia, delusional disorder and dementia-related psychosis.
Q: What keeps older adults from accessing mental health treatment and services?
A: Several things, foremost being stigma, both on the part of the individual and society at large. Other factors include denial of illness, lack of access to competent providers, and direct and indirect costs of care.
Q: Are there misconceptions about older adults and mental health?
A; Yes. The most common misconception is that older adults necessarily have neurocognitive impairment or can't make decisions independently. Other misconceptions include that older adults bounce back quickly from life stressors such as the death of loved ones or that they don't experience financial difficulties.
Q: Is suicide a concern for older adults?
A; Unfortunately, yes. Suicide risk actually increases with age for both men and women after the age of 40. Risk factors include: prior suicide attempts, access to lethal means, male/single/non-religious demographic, feelings of hopelessness and recent interpersonal loss.
Q: What about family caregivers? What thoughts do you have about their mental health?
A: Caregiver burnout is a real problem and will only grow with the aging population. The first priority needs to be taking care of the caregiver, as their physical and mental health is often overlooked in favor of the needs of the patient.
Q: What advice do you have for older adults who want to maintain good mental health?
A: Get back to basics: maintain a balanced diet, exercise, socialize, and never stop learning. If a problem arises, seek professional help sooner rather than later.
At Windward Life Care, we are committed to helping you find the right resources to meet your needs. If you are looking for more information about healthcare for mental or physical concerns, talk to us to locate the best providers for your situation. We're here to help!
The story of the company now known as Windward Life Care really began over 37 years ago in 1982 when geriatric expert B.J. Curry Spitler started one of the first care management companies, Age Concerns, here in San Diego. Age Concerns had an "integrated model" of care in which geriatric care managers directly supervised in-home caregivers to create great client outcomes. Amy Abrams and I worked together at Age Concerns, along with Susan (Soest) Valoff, and were trained in the model of care that Dr. Spitler developed.
Later, when Age Concerns was sold in 2003, Amy and I felt we could continue the lessons learned from Dr. Spitler and extend the care management/home care integrated model in San Diego. We formed our company in 2004 which was first known as Elder Care Guides. Susan joined our team in 2009, later becoming a partner in the business. In 2016 we changed the name to Windward Life Care. We started our business with a handful of employees in 2004 and now employ over 150 office and caregiving staff. We are proud to have on our team so many people who are passionate about caring for older and disabled people.
Much has changed since 2004 and much remains the same. The home care and health care landscapes has gone through many changes, including the advent of Home Care Organization licensure in California in 2016. New technologies are a big factor in how we navigate out in the world and communicate with families. Geriatric care managers are now known as Aging Life Care Professionals. But, for the most part, the challenges of aging remain the same: families are still spread out over long distances; dementia still poses tremendous challenges to those who live with the symptoms as well as those caring for them; and clients and families continue to need help navigating the complex health care and long-term care systems.
Windward Life Care is proud of its dedicated staff, who give back to the San Diego County community in many impactful ways. Windward Life Care also sponsors the important work of various nonprofit organizations that support San Diego's aging population and adults with disabilities.
In that spirit, Windward is pleased to announce that our vice president, Susan Valoff, LCSW, C-ASWCM, has been elected to serve on the Board of Consumer Advocates for RCFE Reform (CARR). Windward Life Care and Susan have been fans of CARR for several years due to the amazing work they have done at the state level to make assisted living facilities safer and more accountable to consumers and their families. CARR actively collects and archives public records for research and analysis purposes and to inform their outreach and reform efforts. CARR also obtained the contract from the County of San Diego to develop the Choose Well website, a website with a rating system for Residential Care Facilities for the Elderly (RCFE). This is an unbiased site that helps families to make educated decisions about care for their loved ones. Windward Life Care's clinical team frequently calls the CARR staff for the "inside scoop" on facilities in which our clients have interest.
Congratulations to Susan! To view the full press release, click here.
You can also learn more about Windward's community involvement by visiting our Windward in the Community page.
Congratulations to our Aging Life Care Managers who recently passed their Care Manager Certification (CMC) exam. Jill Bansberg, MSW, Denise Callas, RN, and Janai Quintana, MSW just received their CMC designation from the National Academy of Certified Care Managers which is also recognized by the Aging Life Care Association®.
Care managers applying for the Care Manager Certification from the National Academy of Certified Care Managers (NACCM) must meet specific criteria. Applicants with a master's in a field related to care management must obtain at least one year of supervised case management experience and pass a certification exam. Applicants with a bachelor's in a field related to care management must have two years of supervised experience in order to sit for the exam. The exam covers key topics related to care management including: clinical approaches and theories; dementia care; benefits and entitlements; legal issues affecting older adults; and professional ethics. Certification is a sign to consumers that their Aging Life Care Manager® is experienced and committed to professionalism in the field.
Windward Life Care's clinical team of Aging Life Care Managers have the CMC or are working towards it. As part of their continuing education and clinical support, they meet weekly with our Director of Clinical Services, who has worked in the field of aging for 35 years. Windward also provides monthly educational meetings covering a wide range of topics from dementia care to working with the LGBTQ community.
You can meet all of our team members including Jill, Denise, and Janai here on our Meet Our Team page.
Contributed by Jill Mendlen, President/CEO/ LightBridge Hospice & Palliative Care.
Hospice and Palliative Care are two comprehensive programs that are dedicated to easing suffering and providing support to patients and their families during their healthcare journey.
Both programs combine the highest level of quality medical care with spiritual and emotional support for patients and their care givers.
Living every day to its fullest is the focus and goal of both hospice and palliative care. Being able to care for patients and their families during a very important and powerful time in life is truly an honor and privilege.
Understanding the unique aspects of each program can help you chose the program that is best for you or your loved one.
Is a specialized type of healthcare designed to provide support and care to individuals in the final phase of a life limiting illness which is defined by Medicare as 6 months or less if a disease follows its normal course. Cure is no longer possible therefore the focus is on comfort and quality of life. Hospice care is provided by a team of professionals which includes – physicians, nurses, social workers, chaplains, home health aides and volunteers. In addition to clinical care hospice also provides medications, equipment and supplies related to the terminal illness.
Hospice Care is fully covered by Medicare, MediCal and most insurance companies and managed care plans.
Palliative Care is specialized medical care for people with serious illnesses. It focuses on providing patients with relief from symptoms, pain and stress of a serious illness – whatever the diagnosis. The goal is to improve the quality of life for both the patient and the family. Palliative Care is generally provided by a team of doctors, nurses, and other specialists who work together with a patient's other doctors to form an extra layer of support. It is appropriate at any state in a serious illness and can be provided along with curative treatment.
Payment for Palliative Care is still evolving. We would be happy to answer questions you may have about how to best access Palliative Care.
Please call us at 858.458.2992 if we can be of any assistance or answer any questions you may have.
For some, the holidays are a time of joy, celebrations, being with family and friends, enjoying dinners and get-togethers. It can be a time for cooking, playing and gift giving. However, for those who are caring for the well-being of someone and are in the role of caregiving, the holidays can mean something totally different.
I often hear from family caregivers who are so overwhelmed by the impending holidays that they rather skip them all together. For them, it can be a time of stress, guilt, tensions, and negative experiences. This is understandable. As family caregivers, we put a lot of responsibility on ourselves to "perform" and meet everyone's expectations. The dinner must be just right, the decorations perfect, and all the details that come with gift giving must be properly considered. But what if we simplified the holidays?
Here are some steps that can help you manage your caregiving responsibilities during the holidays while enjoying getting together with family and friends.
Are you assisting or concerned about a family member or friend?
Southern Caregiver Resource Center can help you by providing specialized information, one-on- one support, counseling, support groups, respite, education and will help you create a care plan for you and your loved one.
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The Care Manager took on quite a job with my mother's reluctance to move to assisted care. She managed it beautifully.– L.H.
My Home Care Aide is great, and so is my Care Manager! Keep up the good work! – T.B.
Our Care Manager is superb in all respects! The On Call Manager is also most helpful and professional. – R. A.
What you did was the result of a deep understanding of people and what they need in this special time of life. -P.S.
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Jets linebacker Dylan Donahue has taken steps to get himself some help, after making the wrong kind of headlines this offseason.
Donahue, who has two DUI arrests this offseason including one driving the wrong way down the Lincoln Tunnel has checked himself into a treatment facility, according to Rich Cimini of ESPN.com.
For new Vikings lineman Tom Compton, there's no place like home More Tom Compton saw his close friend, Kirk Cousins, sign with Compton's hometown team. Deep down, the Rosemount native wanted to follow. A dream was realized almost overnight. It all just came together one night, Compton said Thursday after signing with the Vikings. Now Compton, super excited to return to the area that raised him, will go to work just 10 miles north of where he starred at Rosemount High School. And he gets to work with Cousins, the quarterback he spent his first four NFL seasons protecting at practice in Washington D.C.. Extremely close with Kirk, Compton said. As soon as I heard the news that he was coming here, deep down I hoped we would be able to reunite again.
You push it back, push it back. This year we had booked it before the season even started because my trainers were like, 'You've pushed it back far enough.' So we had booked in July. After the Achilles rupture, I had to wait a couple of more weeks and get it done then.
Sherman said the timeline on that surgery was only 4-6 weeks, with nothing structurally with my Achilles or anything.
Sherman signed with the 49ers last week after seven seasons in Seattle.
Philadelphia has agreed to terms with former Ravens wide receiver Mike Wallace on a one-year contract, the team announced Thursday. The deal is worth $2.5 million with incentives, per NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport.


Episode 29: Looks like we made it!
That is right, one year ago this month, Marty got us to sit down and begin the podcast show Rolling Dice & Taking Names. The plan was to just have fun and really just talk about gaming. Thanks to all who have listened to the show, given us some feedback along the way, and even participated in the show. We look forward to 2014 and hope to keep bringing you game information, news and just thoughts about this great pastime/hobby.
In this episode, Marty tells me all about the game Francis Drake which he got to play at our local game club. We discuss the game Coup and after playing, Marty was right, it isn't another Resistance, thank goodness. I actually like this one even though there is player elimination. We have put some of our favorite highlight clips in the show from past episodes. I am sure there are better ones out there, but these make us smile. Finally, we have a solid At the Table segment on what people are hoping to receive this year from the game club and our BGG forum.


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Q: MYSQL Database error: "pymysql.err.ProgrammingError: (1064, "You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your-" Original Title: pymysql.err.ProgrammingError: (1064, "You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'Condition, KitLens, PurchasePrice) VALUES ('Nikon', 'HEWWO', '2020-06-11', 'OHH ' at line 1")
I keep getting this error upon running MYSQL database for cameras. Upon trying to create a new camera, I come up with the error:

pymysql.err.ProgrammingError: (1064, "You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version
  for the right syntax to use near 'Condition, KitLens, PurchasePrice)
  VALUES ('Nikon', 'HEWWO', '2020-06-11', 'OHH ' at line 1")

I have tried to troubleshoot and fix MYSQL table in Navicat, in my app.py file, and html file but to no avail. I'm thinking it maybe because of some certain whitespace in the code?
Here is my code snippet for creating a new camera which I am sure is only necessary to share here as it is part of the problem:
    @app.route("/new_camera", methods = ["GET", "POST"])
    def newcamera():
        connection=create_connection()
        if request.method =="POST":
            get = request.form
            Company = get["Company"]
            Model = get["Model"]
            PurchaseDate = get["PurchaseDate"]
            Condition = get["Condition"]
            KitLens = get["KitLens"]
            PurchasePrice = get["PurchasePrice"]

            #photo=
            with connection.cursor() as cursor:
            # Create a new record
              sql = "INSERT INTO `tblcameras` (Company, Model, PurchaseDate, Condition, KitLens, PurchasePrice) VALUES (%s, %s, %s, %s, %s, %s)"
              val=(Company, Model, PurchaseDate, Condition, KitLens, PurchasePrice)
              cursor.execute(sql, val)
              #save values in dbase
              connection.commit()
              cursor.close()
              return redirect("/cameras")
        return redirect(url_for('cameras?do=new', title="Add New camera"))
        #return render_template("cameras.html",title="Adding New camera")

and my adding new camera html code:
   {% extends "layout.html" %}
    {% block content %}

    {% if (request.args.get('do')=='new' )%}

New camera

<form method="post" action="/new_camera" class="was-validated">

        Company:
         <select id="Company" name="Company" class="form-control">
            <option value="">Choose an option</option>
            <option value="Canon">Canon</option>
            <option value="Nikon">Nikon</option>
         </select>

Valid.

Please fill out this field.

        Model:
        <input type="text" class="form-control" id="Model" placeholder="Enter Model" name="Model" required>

Valid.

Please fill out this field.

        Purchase Date:
        <input type="date" class="form-control" id="PurchaseDate" placeholder="Purchase Date" name="PurchaseDate" required>

Valid.

Please fill out this field.

        Condition:
        <input type="text" class="form-control" id="Condition" placeholder="Enter Condition" name="Condition" required>

Valid.

Please fill out this field.

        Kit Lens
        <input type="text" class="form-control" id="KitLens" placeholder="Enter Kit Lens (mm) or Standard" name="KitLens" required>

Valid.

Please fill out this field.

        Purchase Price
        <input type="number" min="1" step="any" class="form-control" id="PurchasePrice" placeholder="Enter Purchase Price ($)" name="PurchasePrice" required>

Valid.

Please fill out this field.

    <button type="submit" class="btn btn-primary">Submit</button>
</form>

{% endif %}

    Existing cameras

                Name
                Action

        {%for camera in cameras%}

            {{camera.Company}} {{camera.Model}}

            Edit
            Details
            Delete

        {%endfor%}

{% endblock %}

Here is also a screenshot of the data I tried to fill in:
Adding A New Camera
I tried looking at the other suggested questions and errors similar to this but I could not find a solution within any of them for my context. If you need any more information please let me know, Any help is appreciated. Thank you

A: Condition is a reserved word.
sql = "INSERT INTO `tblcameras` (Company, Model, PurchaseDate,`Condition`, KitLens, PurchasePrice) VALUES (%s, %s, %s, %s, %s, %s)"

use backticks liek you did for your table


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