The Good Behavior Game - Hippo Hooray for Second Grade!
The poster hangs next to my SMARTBoard in the front of the room and has gone unnoticed over the past few weeks. Not only does this sum up many of things we needed to work on, but "Good Listener" had already been defined. Now I don't need to spend time brainstorming and explaining what I was looking for. AWESOME!
Next you divide the class into two teams: Team 1 and Team 2. I just split the desks down the middle. Then it's time to play! Basically any time you see a person not doing the behavior goal, their team gets a point. The team with the fewest point by the end of the lesson gets a prize. I'll talk more about the prizes I've been using later in this post. When you catch someone not doing the goal, you're actually supposed to call them out on it. "Oops, Johnny. Good listeners are not chatting with their neighbor." (Teacher adds tally mark to Johnny's teams) At first I felt really terrible for singling the offenders out, but how else are you supposed to let them know that what they're doing is not OK? You can't just add tally marks to the team's score without saying anything, or else the team won't know how the points got there. I think as long as you have an "oops, sorry" approach and don't go on and on and on about the offense, you shouldn't worry too much about hurting someone's feelings. You know who your super-sensitive kids are and which ones can accept the constructive criticism in front of their peers.
After explaining the directions, we first tried it during math. Team 1 did pretty well. They only got 4 points. Team 2? Yeah.... 11 points. Yikes. Everyone on Team 1 got a prize. We started over when we switched to Social Studies. This time, Team 1 got one point and Team 2 got three points. YEAH!! I was proud of Team 2 for getting it together, so everyone got the prize. We also played the game in the afternoon during Writer's Workshop. I don't remember the score, but I do remember that Team 1 won.
Of course you'll have a few kinks. I did have one instance where one student went too far, and was being pretty mean to another who had earned a point for the team. I pulled that student aside and said that sometimes people make bad choices, and that he needs to do HIS job; not worry about what others are doing. That team ended up being the winning team, and I gave everyone a gotcha, except for my friend who was being mean to his teammate. Sorry, but if you're going to be a poor sport, you're not going to get a gotcha. I learned that if I use the game with future classes, I will have to explain ahead of time that we need to build up our teammates, not put them down.
After your students are successful with one behavior goal, you can always switch it to something else. It could be lining up quietly, walking through the halls appropriately, listening on the carpet, working quietly during independent time... basically whatever your kiddos are struggling with could be your Good Behavior Game goal. I think switching it up will keep the kiddos motivated to keep up their good behavior. I know I'm only three days in, but I'm so happy with the success we've had so far!


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Q: How to Connect Two Azure Virtual Network Gateways in Different Azure Directories My interpretation of the Microsoft documentation leads me to believe that I can connect two Virtual Network Gateways within two different Azure Directories but it will need to be done via PowerShell. Is this correct?
If so could would someone please either point me in the right direction to some steps to implement this?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

A: It looks like I over complicated what I need to do as I could just setup a network peering between two separate Azure Directory Tenets using PowerShell.
Although the Azure Portal does allow network peering within the same Azure Directory Tenant it does not show an option to setup a network peering between two networks in separate Tenants. Below is the Powershell script I used to achieve this:
## Peer AzureUK to AzureUS
## Selecting the UK Subscription where the domain controllers virtual network resides.

Set-AzContext -SubscriptionId "xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxx"

## Select the UK Virtual Network and the Resource Group containing the domain controllers
$vNetA=Get-AzVirtualNetwork -Name Azure.yourdomain.com -vnet -ResourceGroupName Azure.yourdomain.com
Add-AzVirtualNetworkPeering `

## Specify the name of the Peering as seen from the UK directory tenant.

-Name 'AzureUK-to-AzureUS-Peering' `
-VirtualNetwork $vNetA `

## Specify the Resource ID of the remote virtual network within the US directory tenant.

-RemoteVirtualNetworkId "/subscriptions/xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxx/resourceGroups/Networks/providers/Microsoft.Network/virtualNetworks/PulicNetworks"

## Peer AzureUS to AzureUK

## The selecting the US Subscription which contains the virtual network you would like to work with.

Set-AzContext -SubscriptionId "xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxx"

## Select the US Virtual Network and the Resource Group which you would like linking to grant access to the UK domain controller network.
$vNetA=Get-AzVirtualNetwork -Name PublicNetworks -ResourceGroupName PublicNetworks
Add-AzVirtualNetworkPeering `

## Specify the name of the Peering as seen from the US directory tenant
-Name 'AzureUS-to-AzureUK-Peering' `
-VirtualNetwork $vNetA `

## Specify the Resource ID of the remote virtual network within the UK directory tenant.
-RemoteVirtualNetworkId "/subscriptions/xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxx/resourceGroups/Azure.yourdomain.com/providers/Microsoft.Network/virtualNetworks/Azure.yourdomain.com-vnet"

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-gb/azure/virtual-network/create-peering-different-subscriptions#cli

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Searching for the Royal Inca Mummies
Sunday, February 17, 2019, 3:00 pm
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Visit the Archaeological Institute of America (AIA) lecture with Professor Brian Bauer. Bauer's lecture is entitled "Searching for the Royal Inca Mummies." Bauer is an archaeologist focused on the development of complex societies in the Americas and the European—American contact period and is a Professor of Anthropology at the University of Illinois – Chicago.
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Sunday, November 4, 2018, 3:00 pm
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Thursday, October 18 2018 3:00 pm
Bodily Pathology and Unhealthy Politics in Alcaeus
Thursday, October 18, 2018, 3:00 pm
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Join us for the WAMS (Workshop on Ancient Mediterranean Studies) Talk with Professor Ippokratis Kantzios from the University of South Florida. Kantzios will be presenting "Bodily Pathology and Unhealthy Politics in Alcaeus."
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The Cosmic Significance of Wealth Acquisition in Ancient Greece: the Athenian General Nicias as a Case Study
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Class Filecloud

java.lang.Object

biz.sfs.ebiz.filecloud.Filecloud

public class Filecloud
extends java.lang.Object

Ein Objekt dieser Klasse kann eine Verbindung zur SFS-Filecloud erstellen und
 in dieser Files und Shares erstellen sowie löschen als auch Uploads und
 Downloads aufs/vom lokalen Dateisystem tätigen

                Beispielcode:

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                Filecloud fc = new Filecloud();

                fc.setUrl("https://url.to.filecloud")
                if (!fc.login(Konstante.USERNAME, Konstante.PASSWORD)){

                        System.out.println("Login Fehlgeschlagen");

                        return;

                }

                System.out.println("Login OK");

                System.out.println(fc.getFiles("/ordner/pfad"));

                System.out.println(fc.downloadFiles("/ordner/pfad/dateiname.ext", "C:/test/dateiname.ext"));

                System.out.println(fc.getFilesordered("/ordner/pfad").getEntry(5).getName());

                System.out.println(fc.createFolder("/ordner/pfad", "test"));

                System.out.println(fc.deleteFolder("/ordner/pfad", "test"));

                System.out.println(fc.uploadFile("/ordner/pfad", "C:/test/dateiname.ext"));

                System.out.println(fc.setQShare("/ordner/pfad/dateiname.ext"));

                System.out.println(fc.getShares().get(0).getShareid());

                System.out.println(fc.delShare("/ordner/pfad/dateiname.ext"));

                System.out.println(fc.setPublicAccess("/ordner/pfad/dateiname.ext"));

                System.out.println(fc.addUsertoShare("test@comodor.de", "/ordner/pfad/dateiname.ext"));

                System.out.println(fc.setUserAccessShare("test@comodor.de", "/ordner/pfad/dateiname.ext", true, true, true, true));

                System.out.println(fc.sendShareMail("test@comodor.de", "/ordner/pfad/dateiname.ext", "Dies ist eine Sharemail"));

                System.out.println(fc.searchUserbyUsername("lord"));

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static java.lang.String
DEFAULTURL

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Filecloud()

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Method and Description

boolean
addUsertoShare(java.lang.String userMail,
              java.lang.String location)

Fügt einen User zu einem Share hinzu

boolean
createFolder(java.lang.String path,
            java.lang.String name)

Erstellt einen Ordner

boolean
deleteFolder(java.lang.String path,
            java.lang.String name)

Löschte eine Datei/Verzeichnis Loescht eine Datei in einem Verzeichnis

boolean
deleteUserFromShare(java.lang.String userMail,
                   java.lang.String location)

Entfernt einen User vom Share

boolean
delShare(java.lang.String location)

Löscht einen Share

boolean
downloadFiles(java.lang.String serverPath,
             java.lang.String localPath)

Lädt Files herunter

java.lang.String
getFileinfo(java.lang.String filepath)

Gibt die Infos über ein File zurück

java.lang.String
getFiles(java.lang.String folder)

Gibt eine XML mit den Files eines Pfads aus

FilelistResponse
getFilesordered(java.lang.String folder)

Gesamte Ordnerstruktur darstellen, gibt ein Objekt mit weiteren
 Unterobjekten zurück

java.util.ArrayList<Share>
getShares()

Gibt eine ArrayListe mit allen vorhandenen Shares zurück

boolean
login(java.lang.String username,
     java.lang.String passwort)

Login an der Filecloud und setzten der Cookies für weitere Verwendung

boolean
searchUserbyMail(java.lang.String userMail)

Überprüft ob die eigegebene E-Mail Adresse für irgendeinen Nutzer vorhanden ist oder nicht

java.lang.String
searchUserbyUsername(java.lang.String username)

Aus vorhandenem Benutzernamen wird die E-Mail herausgefunden

boolean
sendShareMail(java.lang.String mailReceiver,
             java.lang.String location,
             java.lang.String message)

Versendet eine Mail mit einem Sharelink

void
setDebuglevel(int debuglevel)

Setzt neues Debuglevel

boolean
setPublicAccess(java.lang.String location)

Setzt ob man von aussen frei Zugreifen kann auf einen Share oder nicht

boolean
setQShare(java.lang.String location)

Erstellt einen Quickshare

void
setUrl(java.lang.String url)

Setzt eine URL

boolean
setUserAccessShare(java.lang.String userMail,
                  java.lang.String location,
                  boolean download,
                  boolean write,
                  boolean share,
                  boolean sync)

Gibt einem User die Berechtigungen auf einem Share

boolean
uploadFile(java.lang.String serverFolder,
          java.lang.String localPath)

Lädt eine Datei hoch

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

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DEFAULTURL

public static final java.lang.String DEFAULTURL

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Constructor Detail

Filecloud

public Filecloud()

Method Detail

setDebuglevel

public void setDebuglevel(int debuglevel)

Setzt neues Debuglevel

Parameters:

debuglevel - Debuglevel

login

public boolean login(java.lang.String username,
                     java.lang.String passwort)

Login an der Filecloud und setzten der Cookies für weitere Verwendung

Parameters:

username - Benutzernamen

passwort - Passwort

Returns:

Erfolgreiche(true) oder nicht erfolgreiche Anmeldung

getFilesordered

public FilelistResponse getFilesordered(java.lang.String folder)

Gesamte Ordnerstruktur darstellen, gibt ein Objekt mit weiteren
 Unterobjekten zurück

Parameters:

folder - Ordner

Returns:

FilelistResponse Objekt

delShare

public boolean delShare(java.lang.String location)

Löscht einen Share

Parameters:

location - Ordner/Dateipfad von Share

Returns:

Share gelöscht (True, False)

setPublicAccess

public boolean setPublicAccess(java.lang.String location)

Setzt ob man von aussen frei Zugreifen kann auf einen Share oder nicht

Parameters:

location - Ordner/Dateipfad von Share

Returns:

Public Access not allowed (True, False)

deleteUserFromShare

public boolean deleteUserFromShare(java.lang.String userMail,
                                   java.lang.String location)

Entfernt einen User vom Share

Parameters:

userMail - Mail des vom Share zu entfernenden User

location - Pfad des Shares

Returns:

User entfernt (True, False)

addUsertoShare

public boolean addUsertoShare(java.lang.String userMail,
                              java.lang.String location)

Fügt einen User zu einem Share hinzu

Parameters:

userMail - Mail des vom Share hinzuzufügenden User

location - Sharepfad

Returns:

User zum Share hinzugefügt (True, False)

setUserAccessShare

public boolean setUserAccessShare(java.lang.String userMail,
                                  java.lang.String location,
                                  boolean download,
                                  boolean write,
                                  boolean share,
                                  boolean sync)

Gibt einem User die Berechtigungen auf einem Share

Parameters:

userMail - Mail des Users

location - Sharepfad

Returns:

Userberechtigungen erteilt (True, False)

sendShareMail

public boolean sendShareMail(java.lang.String mailReceiver,
                             java.lang.String location,
                             java.lang.String message)

Versendet eine Mail mit einem Sharelink

Parameters:

mailReceiver - Erhält den Sharelink

location - Pfad zum Share

message - Nachricht

Returns:

Nachricht versandt (True, False)

getShares

public java.util.ArrayList<Share> getShares()

Gibt eine ArrayListe mit allen vorhandenen Shares zurück

Returns:

ArrayListe mit allen Shares

searchUserbyMail

public boolean searchUserbyMail(java.lang.String userMail)

Überprüft ob die eigegebene E-Mail Adresse für irgendeinen Nutzer vorhanden ist oder nicht

Parameters:

userMail -

Returns:

Nutzer vorhanden (True, False)

searchUserbyUsername

public java.lang.String searchUserbyUsername(java.lang.String username)

Aus vorhandenem Benutzernamen wird die E-Mail herausgefunden

Parameters:

username - Benutzername

Returns:

Nutzer vorhanden (True, False)

getFiles

public java.lang.String getFiles(java.lang.String folder)

Gibt eine XML mit den Files eines Pfads aus

Parameters:

folder - Ordner

Returns:

XML der vorhandenen Files

setQShare

public boolean setQShare(java.lang.String location)

Erstellt einen Quickshare

Parameters:

filepath - Ordner/Dateipfad für Share

Returns:

Share erstellte (True, False)

getFileinfo

public java.lang.String getFileinfo(java.lang.String filepath)

Gibt die Infos über ein File zurück

Parameters:

filepath - Ordner/Dateipfad

Returns:

Fileinfos als XML

createFolder

public boolean createFolder(java.lang.String path,
                            java.lang.String name)

Erstellt einen Ordner

Parameters:

path - Ordnerpfad

name - Ordnername

Returns:

Ordner erstellt (True, False)

uploadFile

public boolean uploadFile(java.lang.String serverFolder,
                          java.lang.String localPath)

Lädt eine Datei hoch

Parameters:

serverFolder - Server Zielspeicherort

localPath - Lokaler Speicherort

Returns:

Upload erfolgreich oder nicht

deleteFolder

public boolean deleteFolder(java.lang.String path,
                            java.lang.String name)

Löschte eine Datei/Verzeichnis Loescht eine Datei in einem Verzeichnis

Parameters:

name - Dateiname

path - Verzeichnis

Returns:

Datei gelöscht oder nicht

downloadFiles

public boolean downloadFiles(java.lang.String serverPath,
                             java.lang.String localPath)

Lädt Files herunter

Parameters:

serverPath - Serverspeicherort

localPath - Lokaler Zielspeicherort

Returns:

File heruntergeladen oder nicht

setUrl

public void setUrl(java.lang.String url)

Setzt eine URL

Parameters:

url - URL

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"Oh my God. ... Oh my God," she said as she watched the side of the house fall to the ground.
A demolition crew with G.W. Tatro Construction from Jeffersonville began taking down a home Monday morning at 292 Plattsburg Ave. that was in danger of falling into the Winooski River. The home had been hanging over the river since May 24, when a landslide brought the backyard and some trees into the water. City Engineer Norm Baldwin has said he believes the initial landslide was caused by the river eating away at the embankment.
"We raised a family in there, and I got proposed to in there, and it's sad," Oughstun said Monday, her voice breaking. Oughstun and her family have been staying with her parents in Williston since the landslide.
The owners of the home in Burlington's New North End arranged for the demolition, and Burlington's Department of Public Works approved the arrangements.
Oughstun and homeowner Mariette Nys said the demolition was supposed to happen in a way where Oughstun and her family would be able to salvage some belongings. Oughstun has said she and her family have had little opportunity to go back into the house to collect their possessions.
Some items landed in the Winooski River after a portion of a crawlspace fell off the home prior to demolition, Oughstun said. The home also had been burglarized last week.
"A lot of what was inside got taken," Oughstun said. "Random things, like my shoes, all of our electronics, TVs, DVDs, gaming systems, computers, cameras. My son's piggy bank got broken into and taken. Just heartbreaking stuff. I'm okay with my stuff, but why are you touching a two-and-a-half-year-old's piggy bank?"
Oughstun said she and her husband have become frustrated in attempting to get information from the city of Burlington. She said their city councilor assisted them in coordinating communication.
"It was very disappointing for my husband and I," Oughstun said. "We thought we'd get updated, we thought we'd get calls, we thought we'd get support, and we got nothing."
She added, "Nobody returns your call. They give you a card and say they'll touch base with you, and you never hear back."
Homeowner Nys also said the lawyer she and her husband hired had trouble getting in touch with the city, and many calls went unreturned.
In an email Monday, City Engineer Baldwin said the city's primary objective was to protect the home's occupants and the public in the vicinity of the structure. Secondarily, the city was obligated to work with the property owners and tenants to recover personal property when possible, Baldwin wrote.
"I recognize the tragic nature of situation and the loss of personal property that both the tenants and property owners have suffered," Baldwin wrote. "I feel the City's actions have helped to avoid the potential of an even greater loss; the loss of life. Our actions early on in this process to secure the building to entry and requiring demolition of the building was later supported by the owners' engineer."
Baldwin said the city has been in "close communications" with the engineer hired by the Nyses. He said action taken Monday eliminates the public safety hazard that existed when the home was on the brink of collapse.
After the home is cleared, the Public Works Department will survey the site to ensure the conditions of the dangerous building permit have been met. Once the demolition permit is closed, the city will have no continuing role in the situation, Baldwin wrote.
Nys said she and her husband were waiting to hear from their lawyer Monday afternoon to see how the demolition went. She said she and her husband were focused on having the home demolished and still are figuring out next steps in handling insurance issues.
"We are puzzled by this whole situation and are encountering a lot of expenses," Nys said. "We're losing an income and a house that I loved. It's a very complex situation right now."
Oughstun said she and her family are planning to look for another home after they finish dealing with the Plattsburg Avenue situation. She said she never wants to live on the river again.
"It was beautiful, and we loved it, but I'm still traumatized by it," she said. "I can't deal with loud noises right now. ... My son is still scared about what happened."
An online fundraiser for Oughstun and her family on GoFundMe.com has collected $7,560 of a $15,000 goal as of midafternoon Monday.
This story was first published Monday, June 20, 2016. Contact Elizabeth Murray at 651-4835 or emurray@freepressmedia.com. Follow her on Twitter at www.twitter.com/LizMurraySMC.


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The Spirit of Chicano Park (El Espiritu del Parque Chicano) Book
The Spirit of Chicano Park/El Espiritu del Parque Chicano is a bilingual, children's picture book that depicts the history of the creation of a historic park located in the community of Logan Heights in San Diego, California.
The park was founded in 1970 as a result of a community Take Over of the land. The park was born out of a community's struggle to create a place for family gatherings amidst the destruction of their community through the enforcement of eminent domain and the building of Interstate 5 freeway and the Coronado Bridge. The park is located underneath the Coronado Bridge. Massive cement pillars support the bridge and fill the park's landscape. Community artists painted murals on the pillars that depict the history of the park and the history of the Chicano community. Housed in the center of the park is a one-of-a-kind stage called a Kiosco. The park is a living legacy of the people of Logan Heights, now also known as Barrio Logan. It is a vibrant park with community activities, dance ceremonials, and political gatherings occurring on a regular basis. Chicano Park is known nationally and internationally because of its art, but also because it became a symbol of hope and self-determination for the Chicano/Mexican-American community throughout the United States. The park was designated as a Historical Landmark in 2016.
The book is a full color, historical fiction and magical realism, children's book written in English and Spanish. The back pages of the book showcase profiles of community organizers, artists, dancers, musicians, low-riders, and other activists who have been instrumental to the park's development.
Age Range - 7-11 Years
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The Hidden and Vital Costs of Doing Science
Greg Breining , special to AAMCNews
Scientists rejoiced when Congress voted to increase the National Institutes of Health (NIH) budget by $2 billion, bucking the Trump administration's proposal to cut it in fiscal year 2017.
The sobering news, though, is that the administration's FY 2018 budget proposal would slash the NIH budget by $7.2 billion. As a major part of that cut, reimbursement for research facilities and administrative expenses, as opposed to "direct" research support, would be capped at 10% of NIH's total research budget. This cut would place a multi-million dollar hole in all research institutions budgets, which critics say would lead to less research overall.
Facilities and Administrative (F&A) costs are included in every federally supported grant. F&A includes the underlying costs required to maintain state-of-the-art research laboratories, such as precision climate control, utilities, high-speed data and telecommunications, security for sensitive and dangerous chemicals and microbes, radiation and hazardous waste disposal, computer systems and software, and infrastructure necessary to ensure compliance with federal and other rules and requirements.
F&A funds: a primer
The NIH is the major funder of biomedical research in the United States and currently invests more than $34 billion each year in biomedical research. Most of the grant money pays for direct research costs—lab supplies, specialized equipment, salaries of researchers and lab staff, travel costs, and the cost of disseminating results. But about 27% of the NIH extramural budget pays for F&A.
"I think there's a misconception that they [F&A] are not real costs. But you've got to turn on the lights. You need state-of-the-art research laboratories. You need to maintain those laboratories. You need to comply with federal rules and regulations. And you've got to administer the grants."
Council on Governmental Relations
The F&A rate varies from institution to institution and is derived through a rigorous negotiation and audit process with either HHS Cost Allocation Services or the Department of Defense, Office of Naval Research. Rates depend on many factors, including local costs (such as labor and utility rates) and the age and condition of the research facilities.
F&A costs are foundational—they pay for costs an institution incurs because of the research conducted. "Good accounting takes place to make sure that the costs that are recovered are really directly attributable to federal research expenses," said David Browdy, chief financial officer for the health sciences and associate vice president for finance at the University of Utah.
While necessary for research, the federal F&A share still doesn't pay the full cost of facilities and administration related to research. According to the AAMC report Academic Medicine: Investment in Medical Research, for every federal dollar of direct and F&A support a medical school receives, it contributes, on average, an additional $0.53, for a total average investment of $111 million per medical school in 2013. A substantial portion of the institutional contribution is used to cover the gap between the federal F&A reimbursement and the additional expenses the institution actually incurs.
Costs of Research
The total cost of federally sponsored research includes a combination of both direct and facilities and administration (F&A) costs. F&A consists of the construction and maintenance costs of laboratories and high-tech facilities; energy and utility expenses; and safety, security, and other government-mandated expenses. These costs are real and research cannot be conducted without them.
Some have argued that F&A reimbursements should not be a public obligation. These critics point to research sponsored by private foundations, which often limit the amount they are willing to pay for F&A, typically a range of 10% to 20%. Why should taxpayers pay a higher rate to support research than nongovernmental foundations?
Foundation support is not even 10% of the academic research portfolio, responds AAMC Chief Scientific Officer Ross McKinney Jr., MD. "Universities may be able to use their own fundraising apparatus to raise the money to pay the very real F&A costs the foundations aren't covering up to a point," he said. "If the scale was larger, institutions could not afford to accept the money for a new project, because someone has to pay for internet access, waste disposal, and water bills associated with that research."
Comparisons to foundations can also be misleading, he pointed out, because foundations often have more flexibility to account for certain F&A expenses as "direct" costs, unlike the federal government. Under the current formula, said McKinney, the academic–federal partnership has built the largest, most productive medical research system in the world in a way that is maximally efficient for taxpayers.
Cutting F&A would threaten research
Many researchers and administrators believe that driving down F&A payments would only weaken research by forcing institutions to scale back their research portfolios.
"I think there's a misconception that they [F&A] are not real costs," said David Kennedy, director of costing policies for the Council on Governmental Relations. "But you've got to turn on the lights. You need state-of-the-art research laboratories. You need to maintain those laboratories. You need to comply with federal rules and regulations. And you've got to administer the grants. Some would like to say those aren't real costs. But you know what? They're real costs [of doing research]."
If F&A funding is reduced, schools will be hard-pressed to find alternative sources for the money, too.
"Much of what F&A covers are kind of unglamorous but necessary things like utility costs, interest payments, and administrative functions like the institutional review board. It's tough to find donations to cover that."
David Browdy
When F&A funding is insufficient, "you've got a hole in your budget because you have some fixed costs in the size of your buildings," said Browdy. "So, in the short term, we have to divert an existing revenue source to cover those costs. And then in the longer term we can look to adjust our expense base." University administrations would cancel new projects and "dial back on" current projects. "I would imagine that the impact of [those changes] would not be limited to the research mission," he said. "It would affect the entire institution."
State funds and philanthropy are unlikely to fill the gap. "Much of what F&A covers are kind of unglamorous but necessary things like utility costs, interest payments, and administrative functions like the institutional review board," Browdy said. "It's tough to find donations to cover that."
Alex Ommaya, DSc, AAMC senior director of clinical and translational research and policy, concurred. "Usually, private donors aren't interested in paying for the lights. They want to support specific areas of research or specific types of activities, sometimes in 'high-risk' or innovative areas that the federal government isn't yet supporting," said Ommaya. Plus, finding alternative funding sources for F&A expenses is a challenge, he noted. "Grants and contracts, as demonstrated by the AAMC report [noted above], already require additional investment by the institution."
"If F&A reimbursements are reduced, institutions will have to seriously rethink what they can support," Ommaya said. "And if something has to give, it could be the research itself. Make no mistake – if you are cutting F&A, you're cutting research."
Greg Breining, special to AAMCNews
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Q: Update existing json object I have an input json as:
{
   "setInfo":{
      "userset1":{
         "details1":[
            "somedata1",
            "somedata2"
         ],
         "details2":[
            "somedata3",
            "somedata4"
         ]
      },
      "userset2":{
         "details3":[
            "somedata5",
            "somedata6"
         ],
         "details4":[
            "somedata7",
            "somedata8"
         ]
      }
   }
}

I want to convert this into below output json:
{
   "setInfo":{
      "userset1":{
         "details1":{
            "options":[
               "op1",
               "op2",
               "op3"
            ]
         },
         "details2":{
            "options":[
               "op1",
               "op3"
            ]
         }
      },
      "userset2":{
         "details3":{
            "options":[
               "op1"
            ]
         },
         "details4":{
            "options":[
               "op4"
            ]
         }
      }
   }
}

In the above input json somedata1, somedata2...somedata8 are variables that I need to pass to a service endpoint that would return me corresponding options for details1.....details4 which are op1,op2 etc
So I want to loop through the above input json and update the above with values returned from my service.
So I tried with the below code.
//my inital service call to get data
myservice.getData().then(function(result){

// Below is console output from result.setInfo
//  setInfo:
//      userset1:
//        details1: (2) ["somedata1", "somedata2"]
//        details2: (2) ["somedata3", "somedata4"].
//      userset2:
//        details3: (2) ["somedata5", "somedata6"]
//        details4: (2) ["somedata7", "somedata8"]

//Now I tried looping through the json and update but not getting through as I feel something is incorrect below
_.each(result.setInfo, function (set, name) {

  $scope.sets[name] = {};
    _.each(set, function (data1, name1) {

       //This is the service which gets corresponding options op1,op2 etc according to the params that were passed
       myservice.getArrayData({ data: data1}).function((res){

          //this is where I feel something is not correct. .pluck gets the correponding data fine but its the assignment which is not correct.
          $scope.sets[name].setInfo[name].options = _.pluck(res, 'name');

       });
    });
   });
});

With the above code I get the below json which is not what I expect,
 {
     "setInfo":{
           "userset1":{
              "options":[
                 "op1",
                 "op2"
              ]
           },
           "userset2":{
              "options":[
                 "op1",
                 "op2"
              ]
           }
       }
    }

So see how it removed some tags above.
Could anyone point me to whats missing.
Sorry for long post but wanted to cover as much as I can.
--Updated--
So I updated to use this code
 $scope.setInfo[name][name1] = _.pluck(jobs, 'name');

And with this I made further progress that now my output json became as:
 {
   "setInfo":{
      "userset1":{
         "details1":[
            "op1",
            "op2",
            "op3"
         ],
         "details2":[
            "op1",
            "op3"
         ]
      },
      "userset2":{
         "details3":[
            "op1"
         ],
         "details4":[
            "op4"
         ]
      }
   }
}

So the only thing missing here is how to add the options tag.
I tried with this
 $scope.setInfo[name][name1].options = _.pluck(jobs, 'name');

But this gives me error:
Cannot set property 'options' of undefined


The Royal Astronomical Society of New Zealand (RASNZ) believes in the importance of the New Zealand nighttime environment in terms of the cultural, historic, educational, scientific, ecological and recreational importance of the stars, other nighttime phenomena, and the geographic uniqueness of New Zealand at night.
Wasteful outdoor lighting reduces the intrinsic and amenity value of the nighttime environment for urban and rural New Zealanders. As nearly 87% of all New Zealanders live in towns and cities, the effects of inefficient or ineffective night time outdoor lighting have a significant impact on our population. While the RASNZ's interest is clearly focussed on the night sky, there are other impacts from poor lighting such as wasted energy, ecological, environmental, health and social effects which can be addressed with new technologies and good design.
The RASNZ Dark Skies Group works on behalf of RASNZ to promote quality lighting by making submissions, raising awareness and commending quality lighting by participating in the IESANZ Annual Lighting Awards.
This video created under auspices of the International Dark-Sky Association seeks to raise public awareness of aspects of light pollution and gives some suggestions how you can help to mitigate it.
Quote: Starry skies are a vanishing treasure because light pollution is washing away our view of the cosmos. It not only threatens astronomy, it disrupts wildlife, and affects human health. The yellow glows over cities and towns — seen so clearly from space — are testament to the billions spent in wasted energy from lighting up the sky.
Finally some thinking about why we light rather than how much should be applied.
Performance based lighting for streets and highways!
Quote: Poorly designed road lighting can increase the risk of accidents, yet 'lighting is presumed to improve road safety performance and so we've stopped our exploration of it,' says an American road safety transport official who is visiting New Zealand in March.
The final paragraph is possibly the most important!
Quote: Such is the level of light pollution in our cities and towns that many people in the developed world have never experienced true darkness. It's bad for our health and bad for the environment. Now designers are hoping to use smart technology to turn down the lights.
Our planet, Earth, is the most important ecosystem we have.
All life on our planet has developed under regular light and dark cycles caused by Earth;s daily rotations as we orbit around our star, the Sun. These cycles are what we call day and night. During the day our place on the earth is facing the sun. During the night we face away from the sun in the earth's shadow. With clear dark skies we can look out into the universe.
Actually there are two other light periods during a day called twilight, one in the morning when night brightens into day and the other in the evening when day fades into night.
Life on earth has adapted to these cycles of light to take advantage of those periods for feeding, or not being fed upon, to migrate – perhaps navigating by the stars, to breed safely or to find their mates with natural glowing lights.
Each period of the day has species that specialise in those conditions. Humans have adapted to be active in the day and to rest and recover at night. Daytime active species are called diurnal, nightime species are called nocturnal. Those active in the twilight zones are known as crepuscular.
Further natural light cycles are provided by the moon and by the seasons as we travel around the Sun.
These natural light cycles are essential characteristics that determine our ecosystem's (Earth's) integrity, form, functioning, and resilience.
As we progress through the year and the seasons of summer, autumn, winter and spring, our night skies are directed to a different part of the universe and our local galaxy. In our southern summer we look outwards at night to the outer edges of our Milky Way Galaxy. In winter we can watch the central bulge of the Milky Way pass over head. In spring and autumn we are looking either upwards or downwards from the disk of the Milky Way.
With clear dark skies there is a changing parade of wonderful sights during the year. But how many stars can you see from your place? Do you live in a city, in the country, by the sea or in a Dark Sky Reserve? What you can see will depend on how many artificial outdoor lights there are and how they are designed and installed.


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The most exciting movie releases of 2020
These are the movies we can't to see in UK cinemas and on the biggest streaming platforms.
Most exciting original movies coming in the first half of 2020
The first six months of 2020 will yield Robert Pattinson going mad in a lighthouse, several Oscar contenders and Pixar tugging heartstrings all over again.
The 50 most exciting movies to look forward to in 2020
The year in film for 2019 is nearly over — pending Star Wars , Cats , and Jumanji of course — with the movie industry delivering dozens of memorable films, whether for good or bad reasons. But now it's time to put the movies of 2019 to one side and take a look at the year to come. It's a year without the Star Wars mega-franchise and with the Marvel Cinematic Universe undergoing a period of reinvention as the dust settles in the wake of the biggest movie ever made . There are plenty of blockbusters to look forward to in the coming 12 months, but there's also an entire Oscar season to work through and a whole host of interesting, smaller movies that will make a big impression when they land in cinemas. Here are just 50 of the best films to keep an eye out for next year. Read more: Look back at the most anticipated films for 2019 Most incredible actor transformations of 2019 Notable Hollywood deaths in 2019
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Robert Pattinson is only still acting because of Harry Potter
Robert Pattinson reflects on his time in Harry Potter, admitting that it is the only reason he is still an actor.
People only method act when they're playing a**holes, reckons Robert Pattinson
Robert Pattinson has worked something out about 'the method'.
Robert Pattinson's method of crying on screen is pretty gross
As we've learned from the set reports of new horror movie The Lighthouse, Robert Pattinson really throws himself into the role.
Robert Pattinson keeps on masturbating in his films
Robert Pattinson has noticed an R-rated trend in his recent movies.
Robert Pattinson actually wet himself making 'The Lighthouse'
Robert Pattinson has opened up about the mental and physical toil of working on The Lighthouse.
Robert Pattinson says he almost punched 'The Lighthouse' director during gruelling shoot
New horror movie 'The Lighthouse', from 'The Witch' director Robert Eggers, looks pretty intense.


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Sidney Wong is the project lead of the Community Data Analytics team working to develop the next generation of demographic multipliers for development impact assessment.
In 2017, he and the CDA team published a methodological article entitled "Residential Demographic Multipliers: Using ACS PUMS Records to Estimate Housing Development Impacts" in Cityscape: A Journal of Policy Development and Research. He and ESI are frequent CPE speakers at the American Planning Association.
Dr. Wong has over twenty years of experience in planning, and has worked on projects involving enterprise zones, fiscal impact, and economic impact. In 2015, he teamed with ESI to focus on New Jersey affordable housing after collaborating on the Council on Affordable Housing Round III growth allocation in 2007.
He has authored many publications, including "Searching for a Modern and Humanistic Planning in China" in the Journal of Architecture and Planning Research and "Architects and Planners in the Middle of a Road War" in the Journal of Planning History. His doctoral dissertation on assessing the performance of multistate enterprise zone programs won the 1998 Best Planning Dissertation in North America. In 2018, the Institute of Urban Research at University of Pennsylvania appointed him as a fellow.
Dr. Wong is a former professor at the University of Pennsylvania, Temple University and Morgan State University, and has taught Planning Methods, Statistics, Program Evaluation, Urban Economics, Neighborhood and Community Development. His research consists of freeway revolt and community development, and planning history and urban development in China.
He speaks fluent Cantonese and Mandarin and has a strong interest in Asian development. Apart from working as World Bank senior consultant in Asian projects, he was a planner in Hong Kong, where he contributed to urban redevelopment, zoning control and the METROPLAN. He still serves as an honorary editor for the Journal of the Hong Kong Institute of Planners and was recently appointed as a research fellow of the Ronald Coase Centre for Property Rights Research in Hong Kong.
Dr. Wong earned his Ph.D. in City Planning from Berkeley; two urban Masters in Wales and Hong Kong. He has served in the Executive Committee of the American Planning Association (Maryland Chapter), and the project manager for the Pennytown Fiscal Impact Study for Hopewell, NJ.


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TN Bill would Allow Anti-Opioid Overdose Drug to be Carried, Used in Schools
A drug used to reverse the effects of a drug overdose may soon be coming to classrooms across Tennessee.
The life-saving drug, Naloxone, is carried by many law enforcement agencies in our region. Now, a new bill, making its way through the Tennessee state legislature, may allow it in schools.
The bill would require the state's Board of Education to set up guidelines for Naloxone in schools. From there, each school system would decide if it wants to carry the anti-overdose drug.
"I mean it's really a tool that's just as handy as AEDs, and Epipens," Regional Medical Director for the Tennessee Department of Health, Dr. David Kirschke said.
Dr. Kirschke also noted that Naloxone training is also now a part of CPR training guidelines, set by the American Heart Association.
Now some state legislators want to see the life-saving drug in schools.
News 5 talked to leaders at Carter County schools on the phone, who said they haven't seen this problem yet. They also wonder how much it will cost to equip and train schools. Specifically they wanted to know who would be allowed to administer the drug, saying that could affect costs.
I looked at the financial report for this bill. It states, each school would be given two doses of Naloxone. Each dose costs around $91 and lasts for two years.
There are 1,485 public elementary and middle schools in Tennessee. If every one of those signed up, it would cost the state $270,270 to fund for two years.
There are 348 high schools in the Volunteer State. Each of those would be able to get the drug for free through a national program.
"The manufacturer of the name brand Narcan nasal spray has offered to put it in any high school in the country for free," Dr. Kirschke said.
The bill authorizes school nurses, school resource officers and other trained personnel to use the drug. Carter County Drug Prevention Coalition director, Jillian Reece, said they can offer that training for free.
"Anytime we can save a life and have Naloxone in the right places, we think it's a benefit," Reece said.
The bill was unanimously approved by the state Senate in March. It's up for a vote in the House on Thursday.
News 5 also talked to the director of Elizabethton City Schools on the phone. He said they are waiting to see if the bill passes. Then they will decide where to go from there.
But they are already trying to raise awareness of the opioid epidemic in the region. They are planning to have a community forum for parents, this summer.
The Carter County Drug Prevention Coalition is holding two free Naloxone trainings at the Elizabethton/Carter County Public Library.
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Gov. McAuliffe Holds Town Hall, Lays Out Plan to Combat Opioid Epidemic in SWVa.
Nearly 1,200 people died because of opioid overdoses in Virginia, last year. That number is higher than the number of people killed in car crashes or by firearms, according to Governor Terry McAuliffe
State Leaders Initiate Faith-Based Programs in Carter County to Combat Opioid Epidemic
There are nearly 12,000 churches and other faith-based organizations across the Volunteer State. Now state leaders are turning to that network for help in the fight against the opioid epidemic. State


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The first property that I ever bought has experienced another vacancy. It's been roughly five years since the last one so it's been a pretty good run. However, the tenant that moved out had been there since the mid '70s. It's required a complete gut job and a new start.
However, we've got great tenant coming in. The Professional Fire Fighters of Spokane County Fire District 9 & 10 is our new tenant! I'll detail more about this in an upcoming post, but thought you might like to see some of the build-out as things move along.
It's taken us longer to get started on this project than expected. We did the initial demo back in April. You can check out the pictures further back in this blog.
Due to the market, timelines are very tight to get contractors in for bids and then to get them back to start the work. My clients are experiencing this problem as well.


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OSHA announced it has cited AMTEC Less Lethal Systems Inc., a manufacturer of explosives doing business as PACEM Solutions International LLC , for exposing employees to explosive hazards. The agency investigated its Perry, Fla., facility after an explosion there killed two workers in September 2018. The company faces $188,290 in penalties for multiple serious violations and a willful violation that carries the maximum penalty allowed, $132,598.
The citation for that willful violation alleges that AMTEC violated 29 CFR 1910.119, the OSHA Process Safety Management of Highly Hazardous Chemicals standard, by not developing and/or implementing management of change procedures when the company increased the maximum explosive limits of pyrotechnic flash powder in or near the blast booths from 200 grams to 500 grams.
OSHA also cited the company for failing to maintain the engineer's specifications for the blowout panels installed on the blast booths; using blast booths that did not comply with good engineering practices; and failing to train employees on the operating procedures for work in the diversion section production room.
"When employers disregard safety standards, they place their employees at risk," said OSHA Jacksonville Area Director Michelle Gonzalez. "This tragedy could have been prevented if AMTEC had complied with OSHA standards."


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Q: Dependent Dropdown in JSF fails validation I have two dependent dropdowns on a JSF page that work fine. I use a valueChangeListener on the first dropdown that populates the List backing the second dropdown.
However when I try to submit my form it's failing JSF validation. From testing I think the problem is that when the page loads my dependent dropdown list is empty, then I populate it after the first dropdown has a selection made. However none of the values now in the dependent list were in the list when the page loaded so it's fails validation. I have confirmed this by using a constructor to set up the list with all the possible values when the page loads and it makes my problem go away however this isn't a possible solution as loading up all the values would kill the performance of my page.
Any ideas how I can get it working?
Regards,
Kevin.

A: This is EXACTLY the use case for a view scoped bean. Using a request scoped bean in such case is going against the grain of JSF (possible, but painful - like using a hedgehog as a bath sponge).
If there are any problems with such solutions, then tell us, there should be a way of mitigating them; the point is, you should use the view scope and solve any problems you might have with that, and not try to run away from it.


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Crematorium Explodes Injuring 2 Undertakers in Central Thailand
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Two undertakers were hospitalized with severe burns following an explosion at a crematorium in central Thailand's Chonburi province. The explosion occurred at the crematorium at Wat Banglamung in Chonburi's Banglamung district.
Sawang Boriboon Rescue Foundation reported one victims, Mr. Changpradit, 74, suffered severe burns all over the body and is in a critical condition. While the other victim, Mr. Wanchai, 63, suffered burns on his hands and torso.
Both undertakers were rushed to a nearby hospital Asia One reports.
Witnesses told officials that they were attending a funeral but the crematorium seemed to stop working. The two victims, who are both undertakers, tried to inspect the burning chamber. Suddenly it exploded, causing injuries to the victims and prompting funeral attendees to flee the scene.
The explosion left cracks in the crematorium while burning wood and cement went flying in the area. There is no report of casualties among funeral attendees.
The temple has been sealed off and officials from Police Technical Affairs Division will inspect the crematorium on Friday to determine the cause of the explosion. There was no mention on what happened to the body being cremated.
Brother kills brother over alleged affair
Meanwhile, a feud between two brothers in northeastern Thailand has ended in murder. A younger brother became incensed his older brother was having an affair with his wife and shot him.
Me. Somkid Phrachai was arrested for fatally shooting his brother Mr. Sathit Phrachai in the chest. The suspect said he lived in their father's house with his wife and son.
Two weeks earlier, his older brother had come to live with them. Soon after he noticed footprints that were not his in front of the bedroom where he slept with his wife, said police
When he asked his wife to explain, she only gave a suspicious smirk, which heightened Somkid's paranoia about a possible affair. His father then said he may have left the footprints after entering the room earlier to check on his grandson.
However, Somkid still had doubts, which led to an argument between the trio which resulted in him murdering his brother.
The grief-stricken father attended the funeral rite on Thursday. Meanwhile, Somkid's wife, Janrat Bua-khao, 23, insisted she had not had an affair with Sathit.
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Payton Fedako is a sophomore studying buisness. He has hopes of starting his own buisness, hopefully along the lines of snowboarding. He has been riding for three years, and hitting the park for the last two.


For as long as I can remember I always felt compelled to unleash my talents to the world.
My Grandmother nurtured my artistic talents by being both my adviser and biggest fan. She would collect fashion magazines and teach me how to braid my hair. She and I were so close that I didn't even mind sharing my room with her. She would help me hone my artistic instincts by listening to classical music every night. Sadly, she has long since passed away; I can still perceive her presence when searching my mind for artistic and personal inspiration.
The most important lesson she taught me was to express my true self, even when discouraged by critical opinion. "Always be yourself, Stefi" she would say to me.
I always fell back on her advice when my hands were sweating, and my heart was beating like thunder in anticipation.
I was in 4th grade, wearing red, bright tights with a matching leotard, I dressed as a flower reciting a poem about a blossoming flower. The flower was sad because it was the last day of school and she wouldn't be able to see her students anymore.If you have seen Blind Melon's "No Rain" video, then you'll have some idea how it felt being the chubby bumblebee girl in the video that only wanted to dance. When hearing the oooh's and aww's from other parents, my classmates were doubled over in laughter.
In spite of their childish ridicule, my grandmother's inspiring words reverberated throughout my soul. With her words of encouragement, I didn't care about my friends laughing at me; the world was mine, and I was a blossoming flower replete with artistic inspiration.
That memory stayed with me for a long time.
You can say I tried everything I could to let everyone know I was a born true artist. In a way, I wanted to find a purpose that could keep me alive. I hated the way I looked; I never felt beautiful. I wanted to compensate my shortcomings both mentally, and physically; with art.
While my friends talked about Mortal Kombat games, I would spend hours reading and staring at Salvador Dalí's paintings. When I finally graduated from high school, I joined the music conservatory in Honduras with the hope of becoming the next Latin Yo-Yo MA. At my mother's urging, I attended college to become a lawyer. But my natural instinct pushed me to enroll in drawing class.
I can't even begin to describe my anxiety; I felt incapable of drawing a simple still life or even a landscape! With that, I decided to skip drawing and concentrate solely on music. For reasons I can no longer enumerate, I picked Saxophone as my instrument of choice. Can you think of anything sexier than a woman playing saxophone? Neither can I.
Unfortunately, my bohemian lifestyle as a musician was cut short once I was uprooted and transplanted to the United States. My artistic aspirations were superseded by the necessity of having to learn English and adapt to an entirely new cultural setting.
I relied on sign language in order to alert the family I used to live with, that I was hungry or needed new books; I decided writing would be my new primary mode of artistic expression.
I was only seventeen in an alien environment without the slightest intimation of how I could take care of myself and my frightened little sister. I wanted to live art, breathe art, and create art.
I was green with envy of any artist who seemed to have the time and innate facility of artistic expression. I was quickly frustrated with writing for want of proper instruction of how to string together a coherent sentence in English while straining to ease my transition into a new and unfamiliar environment.
After a year of basically bouncing from job to job from one new location to another, I finally settled in suburban Washington, DC. I couldn't paint a flawless portrait or compose an inscrutable symphony, but I realized could take good photographs. It became important to me to understand the beauty of black and white pictures. Equipped with only a generic digital camera, I strived to push the envelope of its functionality to capture the spirit of old school techniques.
I wanted everything without accepting the responsibility or discipline that it takes to become an artist. It's not that I lacked the ability to express myself; it was that I didn't want to sacrifice my time for it.
Soon, I dropped out of college and became a mom. My new audience consisted of my two babies who watched their mom dancing around the house in the mannerist style of Nureyev's "Black Swan pas de deux."I even danced at church. I felt happy dancing in similarly cute outfits to those I wore when I was in school. My dance career was, unfortunately, cut short when the idyllic atmosphere of the church environment was suddenly cut short by a traumatic series of incidents.
I could tell you the many bad things that happened to me: sexually abused at seven, enduring years of domestic violence, alcoholism, drugs and abuse my father heaped on my mother, sisters and me. I could write about my self-harm behavior, my struggle with mental illness, etc.
But you see, to be real, you have to pursue your calling regardless of all the darkness and discouragement that seems to envelop you.
It took me a long time to realize all those artistic attempts were my message to the world, even if I felt broken inside, I wanted to create beautiful things and have adventures.
I still take photographs and create graphics. My saxophone lies dusty in a corner waiting for its owner to have the guts to play again. But I'm still here loving my quirkiness because I know nothing is more secure and certain than my life when I know the truth.
This is what makes me real.
I loved this Stephanie. And your story just proves that what doesn't break us makes us. Only the artistic, creative soul can find meaning in the adversities of life. I resonated with your story so much because I experienced so many of your soul promptings. Not the abuse, fortunately, but lack of comprehension as to who I was. Growing up was a constant battle, that without creative expression would have killed me. But how our creativity was fed by our adversity! Thank you for sharing this personal experience.
This is absolutely touching and beautiful, Steph. What a wonderful homage to the Real You and what brought you there–I loved this! xoD.


I'm honored to be featured in the upcoming movie, RiseUP. It is a documentary on why now is the time for each of us to RiseUP, to bring our gifts forward, and to create positive change in the world.
As the official RiseUP Movie Podcaster, JV Crum III is interviewing many of those in the movie. As more interviews air on the Conscious Millionaire Podcast, they will also be added below.


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I along with my wife went to Asansol market to buy a leather chappal for my 86 years old mother. We went first to the popular shops like BATA, Srileathers, Khadims and so on. But we could not find the chappal suitable for my mother.
When we gave up searching, the owner of the last shop informed us where we can buy it. We went to the particular shop in a lane, selected the chappal and purchased it.
After the buy, I said, 'your shop is a big and good shop. You keep many varieties also. Only one serviceman can't serve the customers. ' The owner said, ' Five servicemen went on leave after Durga Puja; they did not return'. He called my wife back into the shop, handed over a small gift to her and requested us to visit the shop again.
My appreciation with good words inspired the shop owner to give the gift to my wife.
Good words are worth much and cost little.
So use good words in your daily conversations.


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We continue to explore a range of healing modalities, this week looking closer at Polarity Therapy. Polarity Therapy is based in the understanding that the flow and balance of energy in the human body is the foundation of good health. When energy is unbalanced, blocked, or fixed due to stress or other factors, pain and disease arise. Polarity Therapy is a blend of modern science and complementary medicine and provides a comprehensive approach to health involving energy-based bodywork, diet, exercise, and self-awareness.
Polarity therapy seeks to bridge the full spectrum of body, mind and spirit; the body is designed by nature to heal itself. This theory of health was developed by Dr. Randolph Stone (1890-1981) who conducted a thorough investigation of energy in the healing arts over the course of his 60-year medical career.
Our guest, Carrie Massey (ATM, RPE, RPP/BCPP, LMT, BA) is the Founder of Wisconsin Polarity-Center for Energetic Awareness. She was trained as a physical therapist, and has an intense interest in energetic imbalances which cause postural alignment issues. At her business she blends the healing modalities of massage, Cranial-Sacral, and Polarity Therapy in her work with clients. Carrie is Board Certified as a Polarity Practitioner, and is also nationally certified and state licensed as a massage therapist. Carrie has a call to share and teach her knowledge of polarity.
As we begin our exploration of different healing modalities on the Mind Body Spirit Living show, we start with something many are familiar with….acupuncture. Our guest, Christie Kern, (l.Ac., MSOM, B.S. Nutrition) will share her perspective on why she was drawn to study and practice acupuncture, and how she uses it in combination with Chinese Herbs to address many types of pain and health issues.
Christie graduated with a bachelor's degree in Agricultural Journalism from the University of Wisconsin at Madison. As part of her undergraduate education, she studied at the University of the West Indies in St. Augustine, Trinidad. During this program, she started learning about traditional medicine among various cultures. Eventually, Christie ventured into the realm of Traditional Chinese Medicine, while trying to resolve her own back pain. Barely able to stand, she gratefully accepted acupuncture from a friend. That night, she went dancing. By the end of that same year, she began her studies at MCOM.
Join us for this exploration of acupuncture and herbs with Christie!
You can learn more about Christie and Racine Community Acupuncture at www.racineca.com.
Many people think of Wellness programs as existing outside the setting of a Western hospital setting, but more hospitals are embracing Wellness as an integrated part of their overall approach to healthcare. This week we'll explore how Wellness programs are bringing a diverse perspective to traditional healthcare and making a change for the better.
Our guest, Dr. AJ Capelli, is an internal medicine doctor with Aurora Healthcare and is actively involved in the Wellness program implementation within the Aurora hospitals. He will share his thoughts on why he feels adding Wellness programs to the services that a traditional hospital provides enhances the patient experience.
Dr. Capelli was joined by Alysia Howard and Sarah Casey of the University of Wisconsin-Madison Medical School.
Dr. Capelli is Board Certified in Internal Medicine by the American Board of Internal Medicine and practices at the Aurora Health Center in Kenosha, WI. We are honored to have him as a guest to share with us more about how he incorporates Wellness into his practice.
For many people, a balance of traditional and alternative approaches to overall health can often produce the best results. This week's guest, Sunday Muniz, has been a licensed pharmacist for over 20 years and is a board certified nutritionist. She brings an experienced voice to the search for the right mix of approaches to good health. As the owner of Nutritional Designs & Pharmacy, she works closely with a wide range of customers to identify nutritional, supplemental and behavioral paths to long term health.
Sunday believes that preventative and integrative healthcare will become even more important as the nation's healthcare coverage evolves and changes. On this show, she will share her thoughts on the key habits she feels everyone can integrate into their daily life that can bring sustainable good health for families.
Listen in for this helpful discussion of combining multiple approaches to achieving good health.
You can learn more about the business Sunday and the business she owns with her husband, Jody, at www.nutritionaldesigns.com.
Our next series of shows on Mind Body Spirit Living will speak to the many modalities and approaches to healing. To kick off that month of discussion, we'll speak with healer and holistic life coach, Markus Kasunich. Having spent 20 years studying, and as a practicing healer, Markus will share his perspective on the meaning of healing, and the reason that someone might want to pursue healing in all aspects of their lives.
This show will be the foundation for three additional Exclusive Podcasts that will air in upcoming weeks focusing on different aspects of Holistic Healing, addressing the Mind, Body and Spirit. Watch our website for additional dates and details.
Markus Kasunich is a holistic life coach, spiritual teacher and artist who is originally from Canada and now lives in California. He has led the life of a spiritual seeker, studying with shamans, mystics and teachers from all over the world to understand his own connection to the Divine. He travels frequently to conduct speaking events and private healing sessions.
For more information on Markus Kasunich, go to www.markuskasunich.com.


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Close the Gap is an international social enterprise that aims to bridge the digital divide by offering high-quality, pre-owned computers donated by European and international companies to educational, medical and social projects in developing and emerging countries.
Close the Gap collects decommissioned computers from companies and arranges for other organizations to clean the hard disks and then check and configure the hardware according to the requirements of its end-users. The computers are then shipped to the destination country by sea or air transport, to support educational, medical, entrepreneurial and social projects. All the projects are demand-driven and impact oriented initiatives.
Since 2003, Close the Gap has already received more than 850,000 computers from companies all over the world.
Today, Close the Gap has supported more than 5,700 projects all over the world (mainly in Africa), and reached more than 3,200,000 beneficiaries.
Our other initiatives that help bridge the digital divide are
Close the Gap values the sustainable recycling of e-waste. Through Worldloop, we make sure that the donated computers are disposed of in an environmentally responsible way when they are no longer useful.
Leap2 programme
Close the Gap supports entrepreneurship and innovation by organizing innovation challenges where entrepreneurs receive the opportunity to develop their innovative ideas which provide digital solutions for societal issues.
Digital for Development platform
This platform ultimately aims at building a bridge between the Belgian private sector and the development sector in realizing the Sustainable Development Goals and creating new partnerships.
All of these initiatives contribute to creating impact in Africa and other developing countries.
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The commission for this project, located in Razata Kefalonia, entailed designing a house for a four member family. As it is nestled on a hill, this house enjoys unbeatable views. Interiors are organized in two levels. The ground floor holds all the common areas and the day areas occupy all the upper floor. The design of the facades took into account multiple factors such as environmental conditions, building's orientation, taking advantage of natural day light and fenestration design. The southwest facade is bathed in light from above thanks to skylights and its small openings. In the southeast façade one can enjoy the pleasant view from its large glazing. The red color which is used in the recess of the semi open areas accentuates the depth and intensifies the contrast with the white color selected for facades.


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Winnebago County teen under arrest after punching officer several times in the head
By: Stephanie Staudinger
Posted: Sep 14, 2017 3:28 PM CST
Winnebago County, WIS. (CBS 58) -- An officer is out of the hospital and recovering after being attacked by a 17-year-old male in Fox Crossing.
Around 6 p.m. Tuesday night, police were called to the 1100 block of Bartlein Court for a noise complaint. When they arrived, an officer met a 17-year-old male with injuries on his hand. He told the officer that the injuries were from punching a door. He said he punched the door because he doesn't get along with a friend who lives with his mother.
While the officer was talking with the teen, he became irritated and continued to raise his voice using profane language. The officer told the teen many times to lower his voice, but the teen did not listen. The officer warned he would arrest the teen, but he continued to retaliate.
When the officer approached the teen and attempted to arrest him, the teen began to punch the officer several times in the head. The officer was able to get the teen to the ground and continued to struggle with getting him to stop fighting. The officer used his emergency button on his radio to get help. Several neighbors were nearby and ran over to assist the officer to put the teen in handcuffs.
Officers later learned the teen had been arguing with the female resident over some dogs. The female locked herself in her bedroom, but the teen punched his way through the door. Once he was inside the room, he attacked the woman and began strangling her to the point where she was about to pass out.
The 14-year veteran of the department suffered numerous facial injuries and was treated at Thedacare Regional Medical Center in Neenah and was later released.
The teen was also treated for his injuries and is currently in the Winnebago County Jail facing multiple charges.
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