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Gladding-Hearn cats for New York Water Taxi
ByMichael Crowley on	 July 2, 2012
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The 72'×27' Seymour B. Durst, an Incat-designed catamaran ferry, was delivered to New York Water Taxi by Gladding-Hearn Shipbuilding, Somerset, Mass., in late April. Along with its sister ship the Sam Holmes, scheduled to be delivered in mid-June, the $2.5 million boats are the smallest catamaran ferries built by Gladding-Hearn.
"So far, we love the boat," said Tom Paldino, director of marine operations for the Brooklyn, N.Y.-based operator. When the second boat is delivered, NYWT will be operating eight boats. The two new boats will be making tour runs and carrying passengers on scheduled commuter runs. "That's a dual function that the other boats couldn't do," Paldino said. Depending on its operation, the boats will carry up to 99 or 149 passengers
On their commuter runs, the 72-footers will be docking up to 80 times per day at 12 locations in the New York area. Since it's mostly a bow-loading operation, the hulls are heavily fendered. Welded to the hulls are aluminum guards that stick out 5" to 6" to protect the aluminum hulls.
In the bow area is a fendering material from Duramax that Peter Duclos, president of Gladding-Hearn, calls "sort of a composite laminate." It's a hard plastic backed up by a softer material. "It's very slippery and hard on the outside, but soft on the back so it has flexibility. It's designed for bouncing off docks," Duclos said.
The material reduces the wear on the hull and it also makes the landing a little easier on the passengers. In fact, getting the sound and vibration levels down as far as possible was an important part of the building contract.
To accomplish this, the superstructure is set on over 50 rubber mounts to isolate it from the sounds of the machinery. The machinery is also on resilient mounts and the engine space is insulated.
To reduce the noise, vibration and shock loads generated by constantly shifting the transmission as the boats are maneuvered around the docks, Duclos said Quick Shift, a new type of Twin Disc transmission, is bolted onto each of the two 800-hp QSK19-M Cummins diesels. The engines turn Bruton 5-bladed props.
The Ouick Shift gear "allows you to seamlessly shift from forward to reverse. There's no banging. It's all done in a way that the clutch pressure and shaft speed are controlled. It's as much a safety as it is a mechanical issue," Duclos said.
The Seymour B. Durst hit 26 knots loaded with the equivalent of 99 passengers, according to Duclos.
Speaking of safety, the forward deck has a built-in heating system to prevent ice and snow accumulation where the passengers load and unload.
In addition to building the two new boats, NYWT is sending its six older 53'×19', 75-passenger boats back to the builder, Derecktor Shipyards Inc. in Bridgeport, Conn., for renovations. Paldino said that "to address vibration issues," the boats would be getting more framing and heavier plating. Three of the boats might be fitted with bulbous bows "to bring the bow up a little to line up with the docks. That hasn't been approved yet. It's still in the works," he said. — Michael Crowley
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by Echo Ross | Jan 17, 2019
Yukon musician Daniel Ashley and his production company Dash Music will create the Whitehorse 2020 Arctic Winter Games (AWG) theme song.
His demo track, titled From the North, was chosen by a panel of judges from a selection of submissions earlier this month.
"All of the submissions we received from Yukon artists were fantastic, and the panel did a great job choosing a theme song that really reflects the Arctic Winter Games spirit of sport, community and culture," says Moira Lassen, General Manager of the 2020 Arctic Winter Games. "We're excited to hear the finished version from Dash, and we're confident that the theme song will be a huge hit with participants as well as the community."
The lyrics of From the North were composed by Daniel Ashley (Dash) and Blake Lepine of the Dakhká Khwáan Dancers, with Whitehorse youth artist Emily Ross providing vocals on the track. The final version will feature a variety of instruments and vocal styles from across the Circumpolar North.
Dash says the title From the North is focused on the idea that northerners share a connection created by our geography.
"This connection also honors our cultural diversity and heritage across the North. The goal is to create a moving fusion of northern voices that inspires all participants of the Arctic Winter Games."
The panel of judges for the theme song selection was comprised of industry representatives, Music Yukon members, and members of the 2020 Arctic Winter Games Host Society. The final version of the theme song will be released to the public at the AWG 1-year-out celebration in March.
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Tom Brooks called out for even more Instagram fakery
Sun Dec 15, 2019 at 8:47pm ET
By Shaunee Flowers
Tom Brooks has been called out for using a quote and not giving credit to the author. Pic credit: TLC
Tom Brooks recently spoke out in defense of himself and others on Instagram after fans learned he has been recruiting other 90 Day Fiance cast members to join Organo Gold, a known MLM.
The post was a response to recent reports that Syngin and Tania signed up under Tom's downline, along with a detailed description of Organo Gold's murky MLM past.
That didn't sit well with Tom, who shared a message meant to inspire those fellow network marketers facing adversity from others who aren't impressed with his latest attempt to earn a living.
"People who hate you because of a mere jealousy over your success hurt themselves in disguise. This is because you carry an image of who they wish they had become. Don't hate them back because they may also become like you one day and it will mean hurting that image you carry!" Tom told his followers. "Anytime you try to do something great with your life, there are always going to be others trying to bring you down."
The problem is, Tom's message wasn't original, and it didn't take long for 90 Day Fiance sleuths to figure that out. In this case (as well as many others), it was @fraudedbytlc on Instagram that did the calling out.
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And while Tom has credited the original author of the quote now, that credit wasn't always there. The original author of the quote is an inspiration author named Israelmore Ayivor. He is tagged in Tom's post now.
This controversy brought back previous claims of fraud on Tom Brooks' Instagram.
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It wasn't long ago that Tom was called out for posting photos on social media that made it look like he lived a life of luxury.
It was soon learned that many of those photos were not his originals, and instead, he was recycling pictures of other people's luxurious lives and passing them off as his own.
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Trump's tweet on Sunday mischaracterized London Mayor Sadiq Khan's comment following the attack on the London Bridge and Borough Market. | Getty
Trump intensifies criticism of London mayor on Twitter
By NOLAN D. MCCASKILL
Updated 06/05/2017 10:48 AM EDT
President Donald Trump on Monday escalated his rhetoric toward London Mayor Sadiq Khan, days after a terror attack struck London.
"Pathetic excuse by London Mayor Sadiq Khan who had to think fast on his 'no reason to be alarmed' statement. MSM is working hard to sell it!" Trump tweeted Monday morning.
Saturday's attack on the London Bridge and Borough Market claimed seven lives and left dozens more hospitalized. Police shot dead three attackers within eight minutes of the first emergency call.
Khan condemned the attack on Sunday, telling BBC that he's "appalled and furious" at what the "cowardly terrorists" did. He said there's no justification for their actions but insisted terrorism will never win. He added that there would be an increased police presence but urged Londoners not to be alarmed by it, prompting a response from the U.S. president.
"At least 7 dead and 48 wounded in terror attack and Mayor of London says there is 'no reason to be alarmed!'" Trump tweeted Sunday morning, mischaracterizing the mayor's comment.
Trump's social media director, Dan Scavino, reupped a tweet from May 2016 — when Khan called Trump's view of Islam "ignorant" and warned that "[i]t risks alienating mainstream Muslims" — in which Scavino said Trump isn't being politically correct but making America safe and great again.
"@MayorofLondon- refer to below tweet 13 months ago, after you criticized … now President @realDonaldTrump --- and WAKE UP!!!!" Scavino wrote Sunday.
Khan, London's first Muslim mayor, did not respond to the White House's attack.
"The Mayor is busy working with the police, emergency services, and the government to coordinate the response to this horrific and cowardly terrorist attack and provide leadership and reassurance to Londoners and visitors to our city," Khan's office said in a statement Sunday. "He has more important things to do than respond to Donald Trump's ill-informed tweet that deliberately takes out of context his remarks urging Londoners not to be alarmed when they saw more police — including armed officers — on the streets."
Lewis Lukens, the acting U.S. ambassador to London, broke with Trump on Sunday, tweeting to "commend the strong leadership of the @MayorofLondon as he leads the city forward after this heinous attack."
And when asked about Trump's weekend tweet, British Prime Minister Theresa May said during a press conference on Monday that Khan was doing a good job following the London Bridge attack and that it was "wrong to say anything else."
Is Trump Fighting Terrorism?
By DANIEL BENJAMIN
Trump's latest tweet came after he conceded that his administration's executive order temporarily suspending visa issuance to citizens of six majority-Muslim countries is indeed "a TRAVEL BAN!" and blasted his own Justice Department for revising his original order.
"The Justice Dept. should have stayed with the original Travel Ban, not the watered down, politically correct version they submitted to S.C." Trump tweeted. "In any event we are EXTREME VETTING people coming into the U.S. in order to help keep our country safe. The courts are slow and political!"
Trump's aides had once contended that the executive order was not a ban, despite the president's use of the term. Critics have argued that the ban, which has been held up by the courts, is the same Muslim ban Trump proposed during the campaign.
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Photo provided Two visitors enjoy the wetlands station during Family Nature Day at Nygren Wetland Preserve in Rockton. The Natural Land Institute (NLI) announced it has received a $2,407.49 grant for their 2019 Family Nature Day from the Dr. Louis and Violet Rubin Fund of the Community Foundation of Northern Illinois Community Grant Program. Family Nature Day is a free family themed event that features 12 learning stations scattered throughout Nygren Wetland Preserve that will engage all ages in learning about the natural world. This year's event will be held from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. on June 22. Registration can be made at online at www.naturalland.org or call 815-964-6666.


Members organise a series of club rides that are open to all members and those who are interested in joining the club. We do not insist that you join the club but would expect regular riders to formally join the club, or at the very least ensure you have your own insurance through the CTC or British Cycling.
Weekend club runs take place most Sunday mornings with details posted on the Southborough facebook group page and schedule page. Weekend club runs are generally social group rides with coffee stop at end and may incorporate some group riding practice (e.g. chain-gangs) and occasional faster sections after which we will regroup. Please feel free to come long and join one of the group runs and split off if you don't have the time or are worried about keeping the pace for the distance.
We meet at the Millennium Clock, 5 Ways, outside the Royal Victoria Place Shopping Centre, Tunbridge Wells on Sundays to depart at 8am (Summer Time BST) / 8.30am Winter time (coffee shops are open from 7.30am !) and aim to be back around 11 - 11:30am. However please do check our facebook page as times can vary with some earlier starts for occassional longer rides. Post ride we end the ride with coffee and cake, we use Costa Coffee on the corner of Somerset Road next door to Skinners School.
The route of a Sunday club run will always be posted in advance usually by the Friday on our facebook page with details of group ride guidelines. In order for the rides to run smoothly try and make sure you ride with a group that you are comfortable with (i.e. not too slow or too fast for you) and load the route onto your GPS device if you have one. Note that rides may split on fast sections and up hills but will regroup. Whilst we do regroup and try to make sure we don't lose anyone please accept the risk that it may happen. If you don't know the route or area please flag with ride leader who will take special care to not lose you.
If you are able to ride mid-week some of our riders meet up on a Wednesday morning to meet up with the Kent Wednesday Wobblers. They usually ride out to a mid morning for coffee and then on to a pub for lunch. If interested please contact Ian Turner the club secretary and asked to be added to the email list.
Occasionally there are rides at other times such as on Saturday's and mid-week Summer evenings. Details are normally posted on facebook by the ride leaders.
Finally in the event of bad weather (heavy rain, ice, snow etc), it is likely that rides will be cancelled at short notice.
DOWNLOAD the route if you have a GPS (a 'dummies guide' on how to do this has been posted below). Riders to get into appropriate group in VH car park on arrival.
Please try to avoid joining the groups en-route – as it causes problems with the groups on the road.
It is the responsibility of the every rider to get in the correct pace group, to know the route and carry appropriate drinks/ gels/ inner tubes/ pumps etc.
PLEASE wear club kit – with upwards of 40 riders each week, club members will not know everyone.
The club's strength is its reputation. Bad behaviour or poor riding etiquette can damage the club's reputation. Please keep in mind the following etiquette rules when riding; especially when riding in club colours, or on a Club run.
Riders should wear cycle helmets on our club runs.
Always carry enough money if required for a café stop, refreshments or emergencies.
Carry clothing appropriate for the day's weather, take a rain jacket if rain is forecast.
Club members are encouraged to wear Club Jerseys.
Arrive on-time. Clubruns do leave promptly.
A mobile phone is always useful.
Observe all aspects of the Highway Code - red lights, stop signs, & no riding on pavements… etc.
Stronger riders should wait at the soonest opportunity if the group fragments to avoid missing a turning. Similarly, the group should wait or assist those who experience punctures or problems. It does not matter how near to home the ride maybe, it is discourteous to leave a fellow rider stranded.
Communicate with your fellow riders of any road defects and hazards. If you are new to group riding you will soon get used to the signals and calls made by riders.
Remember many of our rides are on country lanes at the weekend and in addition to motor traffic, expect to encounter walkers and horses so take great care in passing them.
It is considerate to other riders to use mudguards in the winter and on rainy rides (they also protect you and your bike).
Thank you for volunteering, without leaders there would be no runs.
If you need to cancel a run due to weather please post it with as much notice as possible.
Never leave a rider or group to find his or her own way at a junction. Always wait at every junction until everyone is with you.


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Wiley, Oct 23, 1992 - Computers - 556 pages
Written by a leading researcher in the field and one of its founders, Nanosystems is the first technical introduction to molecular nanotechnology - an emerging field that has sparked increasing interest and controversy. This groundbreaking book describes fundamental physical principles, components and devices, then examines applications including computers of unprecedented power and manufacturing systems able to build such products molecule by molecule. Nanosystems presents a comprehensive overview of how molecular manufacturing will make products by using nanoscale (billionths of a meter) mechanical and robotic technologies to guide the placement of molecules and atoms. Working with these fundamental building blocks of matter will enable designers to approach the limits of the possible: to build the smallest devices, the fastest computers, the strongest materials, and the highest quality products. By manipulating common molecules at high frequency, molecular manufacturing will make these products quickly, inexpensively, and on a large scale. Molecular manufacturing is the key to implementing molecular nanotechnologies, building systems to complex atomic specifications. This landmark work first presents the basic principles of physics and chemistry required to understand molecular machines. Then, Dr. Drexler describes computational models of molecules as mechanical systems, the effects of statistical mechanics, quantum uncertainty, damage mechanisms, and energy dissipation, and the fundamentals of mechanosynthesis - the use of mechanical devices to guide molecular reactions. Nanosystems then applies the analytical tools and concepts developed in the first section to the design ofnanomechanical components, devices, and systems. It describes nanomechanical gears, bearings, motors, sensors, logic gates, submicron 1000 MIPS computers (consuming 10(superscript -8) times as much power as comparable computers today), and systems able to join simple molecules to build complex products. The last section discusses how chemical, biochemical, and proximal probe technologies can be used to build complex molecular objects and how this capability can be used to implement molecular manufacturing. Bringing together physics, chemistry, mechanical engineering, and computer science, Nanosystems provides an indispensable introduction to the emerging field of molecular nanotechnology.
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The language a user selects/sets for their account in SmarterMail -- also known as localization or internationalization -- is EXTREMELY important. That's because it's much more than simply what is seen in the webmail client. SmarterMail's language selection is the basis for everything: the things you see in the webmail interface as well as what's returned to an email client when you connect using Outlook, eM Client, iOS Mail and more. That includes things like settings labels, folder names, calendars and calendar appointment, contact groups, email message content, log files and essentially everything within SmarterMail. Therefore, it is extremely critical that whatever language is set in SmarterMail is the language you actually want to use.
For example, BEFORE importing a PST from Microsoft Outlook, it is essential that the language selection in SmarterMail matches the language of the PST file. If this isn't done, you will have 2 versions of all the folders that are imported: those already in webmail that are in the language set for the user (e.g., Inbox, Sent Items, Deleted Items, default calendars, pre-existing contacts, etc.) PLUS those that are imported from the PST, which could be in a completely different language. You will then have to go through and move items around, delete incorrect folders, fix calendar appointments, etc. This can be a time consuming process and may even lead to missing messages, missing contacts or incorrect calendar appointments.
As for how SmarterMail handles things like PST imports, mailbox migrations, etc., SmarterMail mirrors Microsoft Exchange.
Mailbox Migrations
Out of the box, SmarterMail supports 111 different languages for mailbox migrations. While the webmail interface supports 16 langauges at this time, we support a larger number of languages for migrations in order to facilitate the transition to SmarterMail and to languages we do support.
In terms of the migration itself, if the source server is not in the same language SmarterMail is set to, we will make every effort to transition the "inbox" on the source server into the destination's current inbox folder.
There are also situations where the language set in webmail may not tranlate to an email client. For example, if you're using an English version of iOS or MacOS Oultook will only show the folders in English, even if your webmail interface is set to a different language. This is not a SmarterMail issue, and SmarterMail has no way of converting the language in the client or on the OS to its language.
SmarterMail Language Selection and Protocols
When communicating with a client using IMAP, SmarterMail will default to the language selection of the user and of the client. Because this protocol handles things like default folder names differently than other protocols, it's easiest just to let the client handle the translations.
When using EWS, EAS or MAPI, SmarterMail utilizes server-side (as opposed to client-side for IMAP) translations that send the default folder names to the client using the language that the user has saved on the server. Unfortunately, many clients will use their own internally defined folder names for many default folders. Therefore, the folder names in SmarterMail may not match exactly to what's used in the client.
Email Clients and SmarterMail Language Settings
For the most part, SmarterMail mirrors Microsoft Exchange in how it handles languages and language changes, and an email client's interpretation of the information sent to it on an initial sync, as well as subsequent syncs, with regard to language selection. In some respects, SmarterMail is actually more language-friendly than Exchange and can understand changes in language, keeping the potential for duplicate folders at a minimum when compared to Exchange.
To understand this, take the following scenarios, noting that the languages used are arbitrary:
Your email client is using English, but your language in webmail is set to French;
You finish your sync to the client, then change your webmail language to English.
Using those scenarios, below is a list of email clients and how they interpret language settings during an initial sync with SmarterMail, and then what happens if the language set in webmail is changed. (I.e., change from French to English.) Realize, these scenarios generally only govern when connecting using a protocol other than IMAP.
This is mainly how default/special folders (e.g., Sent Items) are handled as custom folders will always remain in their original language.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Language choice, and changing that language choice, is a complex process. Therefore, after a language change is made for a user in SmarterMail, it's best to remove and re-add the account in any client that is synced to that user.
Outlook for Windows
Using SmarterMail, special folders may be duplicated in Outlook, having both a French and an English version. However, these do not sync back to the SmarterMail server, so they do not appear in webmail. Microsoft Exchange acts the similarly, except that it does sync a Drafts folder back to the server. (SmarterMail does not.)
When changing the language in SmarterMail, Outlook automatically updates the special folder names, but the duplicates remain and the duplicates sync back to the mail server, so they will appear in webmail. Exchange acts the same way -- not initially, but after Outlook is closed and re-opened, the duplicates are synced back to the server.
Outlook for Mac
Using SmarterMail, all folders are correctly mapped in Outlook on an initial sync as well as when the language is changed in SmarterMail. Exchange acts the same way.
However, we have noticed that duplicate folders can appear after Outlook has been in use for a period of time and after an undetermined number of syncs. If this happens, duplicate folders can be cleaned up in Outlook by going to Account Settings > Advanced > Folders and resetting mappings. After the mappings have been reset, the duplicate folders can be deleted.
Using SmarterMail, special folders may be duplicated in Outlook, having both a French and an English version. However, these do not sync back to the SmarterMail server. Microsoft Exchange acts the same way.
When changing languages, folder names are updated automatically in both SmarterMail and Exchange.
Using SmarterMail, all folders are correctly mapped in Outlook on an initial sync. When the language is changed in SmarterMail, folder names are automatically updated in the Subscribe dialog, though a restart of Thunderbird is required for the changes to take effect.
Using Exchange, there is some folder duplication on the initial sync, though Inbox, Drafts and Sent Items are properly translated. When the language is changed, it's necessary to unsubscribe from "phantom copies" of the special French folders.
Using SmarterMail, special folders are correctly mapped, though folders such as "Sync Issues" will still show in French. Exchange acts the same way.
Mac Mail
The takeaway from this is that email clients act differently on an initial sync and on subsequent language changes. Ideally, all clients would act like Outlook for Mac and Apple Mail: map folders correctly on an initial sync as well as on any language changes in webmail.


The Center's Family Violence and Trauma Project (FVTP) published Family Violence Research, Assessment and Intervention: Looking Back, Looking Ahead. This book is a collection of interviews by renowned child and family researchers and practitioners that have appeared in Joining Forces Joining Families, a newsletter published by the CSTS. In its fifteenth year, FVTP provides support via briefings, papers, staff studies and its quarterly newsletter to inform Army leadership and the U.S. Army's Family Advocacy Program of the scientific and medical aspects of child and spouse abuse.
The Workgroup's primary objective, which was met, was to develop and disseminate a set of core Principles of Caring for Combat Injured Families and Children (see appendix). These principles would serve to guide simultaneous endeavors of scientific research and evaluation, and clinical interventions to mitigate family distress and dysfunction, and to improve communication around the injury within and between the healthcare, family and community settings. Other products were to include an edited transcript (attached), an Executive Summary, and a scholarly article initiating a scientific community dedicated to achieving the highest level of care for our nation's combat injured families and children.
Comprehensive workplace preparedness for terrorism must address and integrate the psychological and behavioral aspects of terrorism preparedness and response in order to address issues of human continuity. Recognizing the beliefs and attitudes that influence behavior and drive behavioral change is essential if organizations are to effectively commit time to educate employees about preparedness and to practice preparedness behaviors. Understanding human continuity issues must also inform development of the interventions that can protect, sustain, and foster the recovery of individuals and facilitate resumption of work and performance. Human continuity factors in preparedness encompass a range of issues that can contribute to a corporation's threat assessment, its employee preparedness, the health and performance of employees, and the role of leadership in fostering organizational resilience to the impact of disaster and terrorism.
These Forums are designed to highlight important national issues as they relate to the health and readiness of our military forces. To view topics and their executive summary and full report click HERE.


A two part blog post about how coworking can work for you.
The DeskLodge vision is to make coworking spaces the future of working, a space to network and encourage productivity through interesting spaces, conveniently located for commuters and locals, whether you are a start-up or an established company, DeskLodge aims to be part of the future of working in the UK.
Things have changed, we no longer need our own desk, it's been a hard slog but people are now used to the idea of coworking and moving about each day, they do not need to see the same faces, be in the same office eacj and every day,. We have adapted to the change and the opportunity technology has given us to completely change the way we work.
Collaborative and coworking spaces work really well for start-up companies who are hoping to grow and flourish their business. At Desklodge you have the opportunity to start small as a hotdesker and as your business expands you are given the option to move on into more permanent fixed desks and office spaces within the coworking space itself. We thrive on driving engagement and collaboration in our spaces, so we build communities by creating a great working environment, with a place to network, expand and recruit.
A coworking space offers you the chance to meet interesting people and network with other business including starts ups and established companies, sharing ideas and inspiring each other and helping your businesses grow, and make valuable new connections.
We do things differently at Desklodge offering commitment free hot desking, very reasonable prices and simple billing & membership packages including pay-as-you- go, superfast free wifi, free coffee & tea, live bookable meeting rooms and a huge range of work spaces to suit your mood.
Another great reason to work at a coworking space is to get yourself out of your house, it can be so uninspiring to work from home every day, despite the home comforts. It's great to leave the house and to feel you have achieved something by going out to work and meeting other people. The social side of working is so important as is a change in your environment.
Read more in part 2 of the series where we look at how the DeskLodge environment can benefit your work production, inspire you and make you happy!


Three years ago, the Smithsonian Center for Learning and Digital Access set out to identify how it might best enrich education by improving the accessibility and usefulness of Smithsonian resources for everyone, regardless of where they live. Following intensive research, including surveying more than 7,000 educators, the center developed the Smithsonian Learning Lab (learninglab.si.edu). The Learning Lab is an engaging digital destination for teachers, students and lifelong learners to discover authentic resources, create personalized learning experiences and share their creativity and knowledge with others.
The Learning Lab is designed to ease users' transition from consumption to creation and foster critical-thinking, creativity and problem-solving skills. It empowers teachers to provide relevant, blended learning experiences for their students. They can use the site's interactive tools to create their own instructional materials or adapt model collections created by other educators to fit their students' learning needs. Students can explore and expand their interests, exercise their creativity and share their ideas with their teachers and peers around the world.
A high school science teacher in rural Montana can teach physics using historical images and a 3-D video re-creation of the Wright brothers' original flight. Elementary students in downtown Los Angeles are able to listen to the voices of young freedom fighters and read their diaries from years ago, and their teacher can record students' responses to the material and upload them to the Learning Lab for educators and students in other parts of the country to hear and discuss. An art educator can add hotspots to images of portraits that focus observation on significant details, then assign to a group of students an activity comparing and contrasting artists' techniques, artistic periods and perspectives.


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Dr. Stephen L. DeFelice Awarded with Marconi Science Award
UNICO National, the largest Italian American Service Organization in America honored Dr. Stephen L. DeFelice with the annual Marconi Science Award last week, sending out this press release and honoring Dr. DeFelice to at their annual conference.
UNICO National Honors Dr. Stephen L. DeFelice of Westfield, NJ with Marconi Science Award for Lifelong Career of Discovery Including Pioneering Research in the Use of Carnitine for Multiple Medical Purposes
Fairfield, NJ – Dr. Stephen L. DeFelice of Westfield, NJ, was awarded the 2013 UNICO National Marconi Science Award by UNICO National President, David Donnini, at a gala award ceremony attended by UNICO National officers and dignitaries from across the country during UNICO's Board of Directors meeting in Las Vegas, NV.
Dr. DeFelice, an accomplished researcher, physician, author and advocate, launched pioneering research into the use of carnitine for a number of medical purposes and conducted the first clinical trial with it in the United States. He sponsored and undertook a series of laboratory studies which demonstrated that carnitine had multiple beneficial cardiovascular and other medical effects.
Through his further research and efforts he secured FDA approval for two clinical indications for the use of carnitine – Primary Carnitine Deficiency, a fatal disease in children and for renal dialysis patients. As a result many children's lives have been saved and the quality of life of dialysis patients improved. He is currently undertaking the initiation of clinical studies using carnitine on patients with ovarian cancer.
Dr. DeFelice is a prolific author with books covering multiple medical and pharmacological topics as well as novels. He is an advocate for accelerating the path for medical discovery through FIM, The Foundation for Innovation in Medicine, which he founded. In concert with his long history in applying carnitine for medical purposes he has advocated the vast medical potential for natural substances. He is credited with coining the term "nutraceutical" and has secured several patents for his work in applying natural substances to treat several medical conditions and diseases.
In his acceptance remarks, Dr. DeFelice described his work, his pride in his Italian heritage and his appreciation for being selected. He stated "I am truly honored to receive this award from UNICO National and it is a sincere pleasure to be recognized by such a great Italian American organization."
"We are so pleased to have such an outstanding recipient of the UNICO National Marconi Science Award," commented Andre' DiMino, Marconi Science Award Chair and Past National President of UNICO. "Dr. DeFelice exemplifies the great accomplishments and contributions of Italian Americans to technology and science that UNICO honors each year with this prestigious award."
UNICO's Marconi Science Award is presented to a U.S. citizen of Italian descent involved in the physical sciences. The Award was established in 1995 to annually recognize a living scientist who exemplifies Marconi's vast scientific and creative accomplishments through their own life achievements.
UNICO National, the largest Italian American service organization in the U.S., was founded in Waterbury, CT in 1922. Members work to support charitable, educational, scientific and literary causes while promoting Italian heritage and combating negative stereotyping.
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On January 7, 1891, Zora Neale Hurston was born in the tiny town of Notasulga, Alabama. She was the fifth of eight children in the Hurston household. Her father John was a carpenter, a sharecropper, and a Baptist preacher; her mother Lucy, a former schoolteacher. Within a year of Zora's birth, the family moved to Eatonville, Florida. Eatonville was the first incorporated black municipality in the United States.
In 1904, thirteen-year-old Zora was devastated by the death of her mother. Later that same year, her father removed her from school and sent her to care for her brother's children. A rambunctious and restless teenager, Zora was eager to leave the responsibility of her brother's household. She became a member of a traveling theater at the age of sixteen, and subsequently began domestic work in a white household. The woman for whom Zora worked bought her her first book and arranged for her to attend high school at Morgan Academy (now known as Morgan State University) in Baltimore. She graduated in June 1918.
The following summer, Zora worked as a waitress and manicurist before enrolling in Howard Prep School. She later attended Howard University. Although she spent nearly four years at Howard, she graduated with only a two-year Associates degree. Perhaps this is explained by the fact that Zora spent most of her time at Howard writing. Beginning with a college publication, and then branching out into writing contests in newspapers and magazines, the early 1920s marked the beginning of Zora Neale Hurston's career as an author.
In 1925, as the Harlem Renaissance was building steam, Hurston headed to New York City. She enrolled in Barnard College to study under Franz Boas, an important founder of the discipline of anthropology. While there, Hurston married an her boyfriend from Howard, Herbert Sheen, but the marriage was short-lived. After graduation, Zora returned to her hometown of Eatonville to collect stories as material for her blossoming writing career. In the late 1920s, Hurston published several works and consequently gained financial sponsorship from wealthy New York patrons.
The 1930s and early 1940s marked the peak of Hurston's literary career. She completed graduate work at Columbia, published four novels and an autobiography, and was awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship. She traveled to the Caribbean where she became intrigued by the practice of voodoo and she began to incorporate supernatural elements into her novels and stories. Although her work received increasing acclaim from the white literati of New York, Zora often felt under attack by members of the Black Arts Movement. She termed these detractors as members of the "niggerati" for being close-minded in their criticism of her racial politics.
By the mid-1940s Hurston's writing career was faltering, and she was arrested and charged with molesting a ten-year-old boy. Although she was acquitted, the scars to her image remained permanent. Hurston sunk into depression as publishers rejected one after another of her works.
Around 1950, Hurston returned to Florida where she worked cleaning houses. After a slew of unsuccessful career changes (including newspaper journalist, librarian, and substitute teacher), Hurston became a penniless recluse. She suffered a fatal stroke in 1959 and was buried at unmarked grave in Fort Pierce, Florida.
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THEIR EYES WERE WATCHING GOD (excerpt)
Chapter One Ships at a distance have every man's wish on board. For some they come in with the tide. For others they sail forever on the horizon, never out of sight, never landing until the Watcher turns his eyes away in resignation, his dreams mocked to death by Time. That is the life of men.
Now, women forget all those things they don't want to remember, and remember everything they don't want to forget. The dream is the truth. Then they act and do things accordingly.
So the beginning of this was a woman and she had come back from burying the dead. Not the dead of sick and ailing with friends at the pillow and the feet. She had come back from the sodden and the bloated; the sudden dead, their eyes flung wide open in judgment.
The people all saw her come because it was sundown. The sun was gone, but he had left his footprints in the sky. It was the time for sitting on porches beside the road. It was the time to hear things and talk. These sitters had been tongueless, earless, eyeless conveniences all day long. Mules and other brutes had occupied their skins. But now, the sun and the bossman were gone, so the skins felt powerful and human. They became lords of sounds and lesser things. They passed nations through their mouths. They sat in judgment.
Seeing the woman as she was made them remember the envy they had stored up from other times. So they chewed up the back parts of their minds and swallowed with relish. They made burning statements with questions, and killing tools out of laughs. It was mass cruelty. A mood come alive, Words walking without masters; walking altogether like harmony in a song.
"What she doin coming back here in dem overhalls? Can't she find no dress to put on? -- Where's dat blue satin dress she left here in? -- Where all dat money her husband took and died and left her? -- What dat ole forty year ole 'oman doin' wid her hair swingin' down her back lak some young gal? Where she left dat young lad of a boy she went off here wid? -- Thought she was going to marry? -- Where he left her? -- What he done wid all her money? -- Betcha he off wid some gal so young she ain't even got no hairs -- why she don't stay in her class?"
When she got to where they were she turned her face on the bander log and spoke. They scrambled a noisy "good evenin'" and left their mouths setting open and their ears full of hope. Her speech was pleasant enough, but she kept walking straight on to her gate. The porch couldn't talk for looking.
The men noticed her firm buttocks like she had grape fruits in her hip pockets; the great rope of black hair swinging to her waist and unraveling in the wind like a plume; then her pugnacious breasts trying to b ore holes in her shirt. They, the men, were saving with the mind what they lost with the eye. The women took the faded shirt and muddy overalls and laid them away for remembrance. It was a weapon against her strength and if it turned out of no significance, still it was a hope that she might fall to their level some day.
But nobody moved, nobody spoke, nobody even thought to swallow spit until after her gate slammed behind her.
Pearl Stone opened her mouth and laughed real hard because she didn't know what else to do. She fell all over Mrs. Sumpkins while she laughed. Mrs. Sumpkins snorted violently and sucked her teeth.
"Humph! Y'all let her worry yuh. You ain't like me. Ah ain't got her to study 'bout. If she ain't got manners enough to stop and let folks know how she been malkin' out, let her g'wan! "
"She ain't even worth talkin' after," Lulu Moss drawled through her nose. "She sits high, but she looks low. Dat's what Ah say 'bout dese ole women runnin' after young boys."
Pheoby Watson hitched her rocking chair forward before she spoke. "Well, nobody don't know if it's anything to tell or not. Me, Ah'm her best friend, and Ah don't know."
"Maybe us don't know into things lak, you do, but we all know how she went 'way from here and us sho seen her come back. 'Tain't no use in your tryin' to cloak no ole woman lak Janie Starks, Pheoby, friend or no friend."
"At dat she ain't so ole as some of y'all dat's talking."
"She's way past forty to my knowledge, Pheoby."
"No more'n forty at de outside."
"She's 'way too old for a boy like Tea Cake."
"Tea Cake ain't been no boy for some time. He's round thirty his ownself."
"Don't keer what it was, she could stop and say a few words with us. She act like we done done something to her," Pearl Stone complained. "She de one been doin' wrong."
"You mean, you mad 'cause she didn't stop and tell us all her business; Anyhow, what you ever know her to do so bad as y'all make out? The worst thing Ah ever knowed her to do was taking a few years offa her age and dat ain't never harmed nobody. Y'all makes me tired. De way you talkin' you'd think de folks in dis town didn't do nothin' in de bed 'cept praise de Lawd. You have to 'scuse me, 'cause Ah'm bound to go take her some supper." Pheoby stood up sharply.
"Don't mind us," Lulu smiled, "just go right ahead, us can mind yo' house for you till you git back. Mah supper is done. You bettah go see how she feel. You kin let de rest of us know."
The foregoing is excerpted from Their Eyes Were Watching God By Zora Neale Hurston. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be used or reproduced without written permission from HarperCollins Publishers, 10 East 53rd Street, New York, NY 10022


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An Entire Community Made A Vigilante Pact To Kill The Town Bully And Kept It Quiet For 30 Years
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Ken Rex McElroy was murdered on July 10, 1981, in one of the most bizarre cases authorities had ever encountered. It should have been open and shut - there were dozens of witnesses, and the shooting occurred in broad daylight - but it wound up being anything but. Despite the facts, the residents of Skidmore, MO, weren't so eager to talk and point fingers; in the end, no one came forward.
It sounds like the end of Road House, but it's no Hollywood fantasy. An entire town enacted vigilante justice on the man who terrorized them for years. Even though there were more than 30 witnesses to the small town murder, police still don't know who exactly ended McElroy's life. An entire community sick of being let down by the justice system took the law into their own hands and got away with it.
McElroy Was Struck Down In His Truck In The Middle Of The Day
Photo: In Broad Daylight (1988) - Harry MacLean/Harper and Row/Fair Use
On the day of McElroy's passing, he was in his pickup truck with his wife, Trena. They were parked on the main street in Skidmore in broad daylight when they were surrounded by a disgruntled group of over 30 town residents. As McElroy nonchalantly reached to light a cigarette from the pack he had just bought, several shots were fired into the truck.
He was struck in his head and neck while Trena screamed in horror. No one attempted to assist McElroy, and no one called an ambulance - the townsfolk had no intention of letting McElroy survive.
There Were At Least Two Shooters In The Crowd Of Over 30 Residents
There was more than one shooter present at the time of the murder, no doubt as part of an effort to make it difficult to ascertain who was responsible. One shot came from behind the truck, and another from a block away. Shell casings were found at the scene from a .22-caliber Magnum and an 8 mm Mauser - the latter of which has long-range capabilities.
None of the witnesses would divulge any information. McElroy's wife, Trena, eventually accused Del Clement, a rancher and business owner in the town. Clement never confessed and was never charged. A coroner's jury didn't think there was evidence for an arrest warrant, and no one ever corroborated Trena's accusation.
The FBI, Grand Juries, And County Prosecutors Couldn't Make Residents Talk
County prosecutor David Baird put forth a grand jury, confident a suspect would be detained with so many witnesses in attendance. Despite this, no arrests were ever made or any suspects named. The FBI held over 100 interviews but was unable to find one shred of evidence to tie a single person to McElroy's sudden passing.
The people of Skidmore refused to talk, so no indictments could be made.
McElroy's Final Foul Act Was Assaulting The Town Grocer
In 1980, McElroy's daughter was accused of taking candy from the Skidmore town grocery, owned by 70-year-old Ernest "Bo" Bowenkamp. When McElroy was confronted over the matter, his response was to offer money to Mrs. Bowenkamp to fight his wife, Trena.
McElroy then began spending time outside of the grocery in his pickup truck with his gun on hand. In July of that year, McElroy caught Bowenkamp on the store's dock waiting on a repairman. Bowenkamp told McElroy to leave, as he was trespassing. McElroy gave money to two young boys to go buy soda so that there would be no witnesses. Then, McElroy shot Bowenkamp in the neck.
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The first St.Boniface Cathedral was established by Archbishop Provencher when he arrived in the Red River Settlement in 1818. The first Cathedral served as a residence, school, and chapel for Catholics in the region.
A second cathedral began construction a year later to better accommodate the growing community, and the oak construction was finished in 1825, featuring a tall bell tower. In 1832, a third cathedral began construction, this time using part of the second construction in the building of the new. The new cathedral featured a three-storey addition and two twin spires on-top of the cathedral. This cathedral would unfortunately burn down on 1860, destroying the cathedral and the mission's historical documents.
The building featured on Fonseca's map was the fourth cathedral constructed in St. Boniface. Constructed out of a much more expensive stone rather than lumber, this cathedral was smaller than the last, with only one spire and similar in design to the second cathedral built in 1819. The bells from the previous cathedral survived the fire but were damaged as they crashed from the towers down to the floor. The bells were sent back to their maker in London to be re-cast into a single bell. This company was Whitechapel Bell Foundry, the same foundry that re-cast Big Ben in 1858, the same bell that now rings from the Elizabeth Tower in London, England.
The St. Boniface Cathedral Cemetery holds many notable Manitobans, including the body of Métis leader and the Founding Father of Manitoba Louis Riel, whose funeral was held in the St. Boniface Cathedral in 1885 after his hanging in Regina that same year for treason. His grave can still be found in the cemetery, along with other memorable Manitobans.
In 1900, a new cathedral was proposed by Archbishop Langevin as St.Boniface was named the seat of the Archdiocese of St.Boniface, the highest Catholic authority in Western Canada. It would be completed in 1908, and would once again feature two bell towers, but in towered in size compared to any of its predecessors. The fourth cathedral remained until 1909, but was eventually torn down to make more space. The 1908 construction was designed by Montreal architecture firm Marchand and Haskell, and is "the best example of French Romanesque architecture in Manitoba." It had room for 2,500 patrons, and became one of the "most imposing churches in Western Canada."
On July 22, 1968, a fire broke out and caused extensive damage to the massive church, effectively gutting the inside. Now the current St.Boniface Cathedral which began construction in 1972, utilizes the outer walls of its burnt predecessor. The architect of the build, Étienne Gaboury replied the following when asked why he chose situate the new cathedral within the ruins of the previous facade, said: "'We're not trying to reconstruct the old church, we have these ruins, the burning is part of the church's history and from these a new cathedral arises.'"
St.Boniface Cathedral is still a commanding landmark within the City of Winnipeg, and though it has went through many changes over its 200+ years in Red River, it still holds so much history to explore.
The address of the current St.Boniface Cathedral is 190 avenue de la Cathédrale.


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Trans-Atlantic Flights with Hyperactive Kids
I'm sharing a 12-hour flight with a few hundred folk, one of which is 3 years old and has either been wiggling or screaming every minute of the flight so far. Before we even took off, my wife nodded in his direction and whispered, "Future patient." We still have six more hours to go. Did I mention that he is sitting only two seats away from me?
His mother is exhausted. She hasn't stopped attending to him, because she cannot. He moves from task to task. She invents new ones every minute or two to engage his interest and keep him from running down the aisle. He hops on and off her lap every few minutes. Sometimes he wails for no clear reason. Sometimes he hits or head-butts his mom. She is attentive and gentle. I can't understand her language, but her voice is kind and low.
Airplane travelers don't have much sympathy for kids behaving badly on planes. 71% sided with a Jet Blue pilot that removed a family from a plane when the two-year old threw a tantrum about buckling in for take-off. I'd like to know why the professionals who design cramped airline seats and chaotic boarding regimens aren't kicked off flights. What they did ruins my flight experience far more than the normal behaviors of little people.
Mr. Wiggles is wailing again, but it doesn't bother me. I feel for him. Being a parent has changed me. Twenty-something years ago when I had no actual parenting experience but lots of opinions, I would have hated the little guy and the mother unable to control him. I'd have been leading the 71% charge. We're flying over Greenland at the moment and it's easy to tell from the irritated glances in our area that 71% would be happy to swoop down and drop him off.
Now, after parenting several children including two with ADHD, I have deep sympathy for this mother and young boy. The middle seats of jumbo jets were crafted around the needs of businessmen and tourists, not active preschool people. I've sat in those seats with my own young children.
We learned not to fly with our own kids during a single cross-country flight with our first son when he was three. My wife and I together couldn't keep him belted in the seat. "Not turb-oh-lent" he announced as he slid under his seat-belt onto the floor. 35,000 feet above Denver, our pilot was busy fighting turbulence and charitably allowed him to stay on the plane.
Our son was indignant that his kid meal burger and fries came without a Happy Meal toy. One flight attendant dug up a little United Airlines 747 to mollify him, but it didn't transform into anything, so he threw it at her. I wore a lapful of his chocolate shake from somewhere over St. Louis to our destination an hour outside Portland, Oregon. He wailed for most of the ascent and all of the descent. Five years later, he was diagnosed with ADHHHHHD.
In the seat directly behind Mr. Wiggles on today's flight, sits the sweetest, most well-behaved little girl you could hope to share a journey with. She appears to be three as well. She plays quietly with little attention or redirection from her parents. At one point, she looked at picture books for over an hour. Her dress is neat as she lies with her head on her mother's lap and entertains herself with the beam of a flashlight.
Her parents are relaxed. Every 20 or 30 minutes, they'll offer something to do which she does quietly. Life in the row behind would be serene if not for her cough. It comes in waves every couple hours. It has the wheezy, wet sound of an early bronchitis. Two flight attendants express their concern and offer of assistance. No need, says the mother. It might be allergies. The flight attendants are very professional and very concerned. They will stand by to do anything they can to help.
The flight attendants haven't offered any assistance to the exhausted mom with the hyperactive boy. (That's an observation, not a diagnosis, by the way.) She's in the middle of a nonstop 12-hour parenting shift that butts up against another and another for 18 more years.
Both three year-olds have biological conditions that are public and obvious in this hushed sea of tourists and business travelers. Neither child is doing anything other than what genetics and metabolism compel. One mom with very little to do is offered sympathy and help. The exhausted one with the impossible job gets dirty glances.
Kids who might be diagnosed with ADHHHHD in five years have one speed, named top. They walk 50 yards by sprinting-stopping 5 times. They stand still by spinning. They move incessantly or they fall asleep with no in-between options. They cannot dial it up or down. Nature hasn't given them that option yet, if ever.
It's a hard life in the middle seat of a jumbo jet for 12 hours when you can't stop running, and there's no sympathy for the exhausted mother.
Maybe she could teach him to cough.
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Netanya Bregman says:
I have a six year old Dx ADHD 18 months ago, even medicated, the flight from South Africa to the U.S. Was sheer toeturw for him, me and other pax. I totally identify with the article above, even at six, there are only. So many movies a child can watch, so much he can eat, my son kicked the seat of the pax in front, spilled juice on the pax next to him and kept shoving the pillow to the pax behind. His father, who denied and threatened to sue his pediatrician for medicating him before the pharmalogical companies insert age recommendation of six, wants me to send my six year old unaccompanied on a flight from Atlanta GA to Johannesburg South Africa and then connect to Cape Town, he believes, that the air Crew responsible for inaccpanied minors are going to provide adequate care, your thoughts Doctor?
Oren Mason MD says:
Netanya, I'm not sure I would trust myself to accompany an untreated 6 year-old from Atlanta to Orlando! Maybe his father should accompany him and get to know him better?
Barb johns says:
Thank you for taking the time to write from your knowledge but more importantly, experience. I only wish you were around 25 years ago to bring perspective to a discouraged mother who very definitely has felt those judgemental eyes from others. Beyond that, came the uninvited advice from those who had no real understanding. Mothering an ADHD child has shaped me for the better but not without its costs. Out of this cost however has come great, great treasure. Thanks again!
Annie Kendra says:
Thanks for sharing your writing, Oren. So true and my heart goes out to the woman with the active boy. I've walked in her shoes and felt those angry looks from others. I admire her ability to stay calm and quiet with her voice and her gentleness. To this day, when I see a mother or father going through this at a store, a restaurant, etc., I try to give them a word of encouragement and a smile. In my mind, I say a prayer for the child and for the parents because I understand. They don't need more angry looks, they need understanding and reassurance.
I wish I would have read an article like this when we were raising our children. It would have felt like a warm blanket of understanding in the midst of a lot of cold stares. Thanks, Oren.
chaddgr says:
You nailed it!
It seems like only yesterday… he was scooting under the walls of stalls of public restrooms and changing rooms in department stores, or boltlng from our car across parking lots, or climbing up the protruding bricks outside of Fun for Fours, looking in the windows, before I could peel him off, waiting for it to open. It seems like only yesterday that I overheard someone comment, "You know all that kid needs!" Even his grandparents didn't invite us to Christmas, when he was three, (before being diagnosed), though they'd invited the families of their other grandchildren. When my husband asked his mother why we weren't invited, she said she wanted "a quiet Christmas," that year.
I'm glad you compared how these parents are treated with the compassion shown toward the parents of kiddos whose problems don't affect behavior. I am also glad you bought up how you have become a more compassionate, open-minded human being as a result of having flown miles in these moccasins.
I wish the founder of JetBlue, David Neeleman, (who invented the e-ticket, perhaps after having forgotten his own, at home, and has made no secret about having AD/HD, himself), could come up with some creative way for kids to enjoy themselves, while in flight, which we might all be able to benefit from now that Sky Mall has gone out of business, –other than wing walking and sky diving. At least, on an airplane, a parent knows where their child is, …if not exactly where.
Mark Brandtman says:
Thanks again for these wonderful insights into ADHD. I draw upon your comments in my work here in Australia. Keep it up. Kind regards Mark Brandtman
Jennifer Duffy says:
"One mom with very little to do is offered sympathy and help. The exhausted one with the impossible job gets dirty glances." This made me sob, it so describes our life (8 to old boy adhd impulsivity ODD )
bluejuliej says:
ODD did not exist even 20 years ago — it's s completely made up disease that used to be called "the kid from hell". [Note from OM: I considered the remainder of this post to be speculative and unkind, and I redacted it.]
Respectfully, ODD has existed for centuries, but was defined 35 years ago in the 1980 DSM-III. It is helpful to separate disruptive disorders so they are treated appropriately. Oppositional defiant disorder responds to specific treatments that would not be sufficient for children with other disruptive disorders such as anti-social personality disorder or conduct disorder. The blanket term "kid from hell" is not specific enough to guide treatment.
I'd like to think we can do better with naming conventions, respecting the impact of our words and concepts. I'm an adoptive parent as you might be (judging by your blog's title). Adoptive children used to be called names such as, "the bastard boy that Bill and Mary took in." Later that became, "Bill and Mary's adopted child," and finally "Bill and Mary's son". For years, adoptive parents had to hear references to "his real mother" where educated and more sensitive people now use the more accurate terms, "birthmother" and "adoptive mother".
Any time we can improve accuracy and kindness at the same time, I believe we should. "Oppositional defiant disorder" is far superior on both counts to the term you referenced.


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One of the most immediate priorities is to collect real data about the LGBTQIA+ community in Adland so we can identify actionable improvement areas. Photo Ilustration: Trent Joaquin; Source: Unsplash, Pexels
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Earlier this month, SCOTUS outlawed employment discrimination against LGBTQIA+ people–a joyous moment as we honor Pride. However, this fight is far from over. We still need protections in housing, public spaces, education, federal funding and more so we can truly be equal and feel safe living authentically. Until then, society will keep missing out on our true value and potential. In marketing, this means creativity and innovation are lost.
Today's crucial discussions of systemic racism have made it painfully clear: In most companies, diversity and inclusion efforts haven't been adequate. Now, big brands, media companies and agencies are responding by doubling down on D&I efforts, promising more sizable and accountable progress, and throwing tens or even hundreds of millions of dollars at the problem.
These efforts are paramount to achieving equality, and yet, we find ourselves absent of information, which is desperately needed for more transparent data on representation.
How can we freely express ideas when we can't even be seen as ourselves?
Acknowledging our intersectional world as this work begins, we'd be remiss not to call for better data on LGBTQIA+ representation, too. There's no reliable data set about LGBTQIA+ representation specific to our industry, nor how we fare in leadership or other spaces where we can make a positive impact on the work. Now is the time to plan a holistic data strategy for your company's talent and target audiences so that you can expand creativity with inclusive and relevant marketing.
Companies have D&I programs because they know top talent insist on working in inclusive environments. And truthfully, many companies have been safe havens and true vanguards in the LGBTQIA+ civil rights movement by implementing policies like domestic partner benefits and transgender healthcare inclusions long before our legislatures and courts have caught up.
Not all companies are so progressive, of course, and even in the best workplaces queer people are still in hiding. The Human Rights Campaign's latest figures (2018) show that fewer than half of LGBTQIA+ people are out at work. We're estimated to be 4.5% of the U.S. population and growing as more of us feel safe reporting our identity. However, we're not 4.5% of marketing budgets, of families depicted in advertising and certainly not of boardrooms.
Nearly 15 million Americans are LGBTQIA+, but for most marketers, we're still considered a niche or special-interest category. Think about it. The entire population of Ohio is 11.7 million. If we're special interest, what are they?
This comes at a cost, not just to the people working so hard to hide their authentic selves, but also to their employers. Aaron Walton, co-founder and CEO of Walton Isaacson, underscored the problem perfectly: "Innovation happens when you bring in people with different viewpoints and open up to possibilities. When team members feel they can't be authentic, they put energy into covering and code switching, and creativity and innovation are lost. That's not good in our business as I've never met a client who didn't want to be innovative."
There's a connection between the micro-level personal interactions and macro-level business dynamics. As an industry, we state creativity is the most essential resource to advance client business, but we represses creativity when our leaders don't acknowledge our pronouns or allow us to fully present our gender identity at client presentations. How can we freely express ideas when we can't even be seen as ourselves?
Data-driven insights we do have reveal that marketers are missing out. Because seeing ourselves in brand content outside of June is rare. And when we do see ourselves represented, we may view it as tokenistic. A study last year found that a whopping 72% of queer Brits thought ads featuring them were just that. Still, brands investing to be relevant to LGBTQIA+ consumers can reap benefits, being viewed as "progressive and inclusive," garnering 44% higher purchase intent and generating better brand recall to name a few.
One of the most immediate priorities is to collect real data about the LGBTQIA+ community in Adland so we can identify actionable improvement areas. It'll start with outreach and dialogue about how to do it. We hope your organization will join others already onboard and welcome our call.
Success will look like more visible queer talent included in leadership, more queer ideas being brought to life, more of us in content and more dollars invested in this massive market outside of June.
Happy Pride.
Kate Wolff
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A Hyatt Regency Perth Summer Series – RESULTS – Results for 04/03/20 - 2020-03-04
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H'cap
Corrected Time
Over Line
On H'cap
Minutes Off
R810 Prim8s John McKay .6940 01:51:09 01:17:08 13 1 FIN 00:00:00
R970 Silver Fern Alistair McMichael .7290 01:47:37 01:18:27 6 2 FIN 00:01:19
R802 Hydrate Guy Bessell-Browne .7040 01:52:37 01:19:17 15 3 FIN 00:02:09
R24 Waitipi Nigel Simpson .7260 01:49:27 01:19:28 8 4 FIN 00:02:20
R1100 Fortuosity Janet Hornbuckle .7180 01:50:51 01:19:35 12 5 FIN 00:02:27
R805 The Fox Ross OBrien .7120 01:51:48 01:19:36 14 6 FIN 00:02:28
R28 By & Large Denys Pearce .7830 01:41:52 01:19:46 1 7 FIN 00:02:38
R555 Men Behaving Badly Terry Armitage .7030 01:53:59 01:20:08 17 8 FIN 00:03:00
R297 Terra Simon Plunkett .7310 01:50:07 01:20:30 9 9 FIN 00:03:22
R333 The Italian Job Bill Quinn .6950 01:55:57 01:20:35 23 10 FIN 00:03:27
R550 Box ofTricks Martin Box .7390 01:49:08 01:20:39 7 11 FIN 00:03:31
R10 Time Out Daniel Court .7310 01:50:27 01:20:44 10 12 FIN 00:03:36
814 Four Chooks Trevor Lord .6960 01:56:09 01:20:50 24 13 FIN 00:03:42
993 True South Barry OToole .7020 01:55:13 01:20:53 21 14 FIN 00:03:45
R86 Adrenalin Rush Ron Carterton .7600 01:46:47 01:21:09 5 15 FIN 00:04:01
R971 Jolie Breeze David Hepburn .7070 01:54:48 01:21:10 18 16 FIN 00:04:02
R37 Fistina Warren Morris .7050 01:55:45 01:21:36 22 17 FIN 00:04:28
R804 Pi Shawn Offer .7100 01:55:01 01:21:40 19 18 FIN 00:04:32
R20 Caramia Rob McDonald .7150 01:55:09 01:22:20 20 19 FIN 00:05:12
R99 Distraction Brent Black .7280 01:53:17 01:22:28 16 20 FIN 00:05:20
R6 R Six Kingsley Piesse .8090 01:42:32 01:22:57 2 21 FIN 00:05:49
R60 Heaven Can Wait Gary Griffiths .7160 01:56:10 01:23:11 25 22 FIN 00:06:03
AUS161 Well Primed Phil Harris .8020 01:43:49 01:23:16 4 23 FIN 00:06:08
AUS 029 Prime Target Simon Haywood .7590 01:50:36 01:23:57 11 24 FIN 00:06:49
AUS3232 Boom Rob Scharnell .8290 01:43:26 01:25:45 3 25 FIN 00:08:37
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R131 Huckleberry Phil Sommerville .7160 01:35:57 01:08:42 1 1 FIN 00:00:00
R48 Farrfetched Mario Tascone & Bruce Meakins .7070 01:37:52 01:09:12 4 2 FIN 00:00:30
R302 Reflections Wilna Cornelisse .6650 01:44:33 01:09:32 12 3 FIN 00:00:50
R105 Farrlap Andrew Hossen .7290 01:37:24 01:11:00 3 4 FIN 00:02:18
R881 Fusion John Berry .7060 01:40:39 01:11:04 9 5 FIN 00:02:22
R137 Misty Blue Les Hoffman .6720 01:46:28 01:11:33 16 6 FIN 00:02:51
R173 Serried Jake McAuliffe .6780 01:45:33 01:11:34 14 7 FIN 00:02:52
R920 Equalizer Ian Barron & Peter Hugo .7400 01:36:53 01:11:42 2 8 FIN 00:03:00
R121 Surcouf John Guhl .7080 01:41:22 01:11:46 11 9 FIN 00:03:04
R242 Seahawk Pat Jones .7180 01:40:30 01:12:10 7 10 FIN 00:03:28
R49 Toravean Michael Hulbert .6880 01:45:06 01:12:19 13 11 FIN 00:03:37
R38 Beluga Steve Lansell .7270 01:39:49 01:12:34 6 12 FIN 00:03:52
R92 The Black Smoke Jeremy Kerr .7190 01:41:08 01:12:43 10 13 FIN 00:04:01
R42 Ragnar Graham White .7420 01:38:35 01:13:09 5 14 FIN 00:04:27
R207 Sojourn Greg Kirk .6910 01:46:02 01:13:16 15 15 FIN 00:04:34
R1920 Lionheart Warren Westaway .7320 01:40:35 01:13:38 8 16 FIN 00:04:56
R90 Lady Liza Richard Shearwood .6950 01:50:41 01:16:55 17 17 FIN 00:08:13
DIVISION C Hyatt Regency Perth Summer Series – RESULTS – Results for 04/03/20 - 2020-03-04
R61 Little Tiger Bob Davis .6190 01:38:39 01:01:04 6 1 FIN 00:00:00
R58 Mon Petit Beneteau Trudy Robins .6390 01:36:07 01:01:25 2 2 FIN 00:00:21
R110 Matros Matt Farrell & Ros Playle .5720 01:47:58 01:01:45 9 3 FIN 00:00:41
R217 Osprey Paul Durrant & Philip Litton .6350 01:37:52 01:02:09 5 4 FIN 00:01:05
R26 England Expects Derek Cockle .6000 01:44:22 01:02:37 8 5 FIN 00:01:33
973 Falcon John Wager .6540 01:35:50 01:02:40 1 6 FIN 00:01:36
R45 Caviar David Jane .6210 01:42:35 01:03:42 7 7 FIN 00:02:38
R169 Shamrock Glenn OConnor Smith .6590 01:37:36 01:04:19 4 8 FIN 00:03:15
1197 Thunderation Chris Chapple .6850 01:36:33 01:06:08 3 9 FIN 00:05:04
R85 Sundance II Mike Cullen .5940 01:56:57 01:09:28 11 10 FIN 00:08:24
R73 Viking Odyssey John Skevington 1.0000 01:48:57 01:48:57 10 11 FIN 00:47:53
R76 Bellarina Ron Depannone .9990 00:00:00 00:00:00 12= 12 DNF 00:00:00
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