How is Anderson's Disease Diagnosed?
The diagnosis of Anderson's disease or chylomicron retention disease is frequently delayed because of their nonspecific signs and symptoms. Genetic testing is most widely used to identify the change in the chromosome, gene, or protein that is associated with chylomicron retention disease. The consequences of a genetic test can confirm the suspected genetic condition or help to determine a person's chance of developing or passing on a genetic disorder.
Recently, the SAR1B gene was identified as responsible for Anderson's disease or chylomicron retention disease. Genomic DNA isolation from whole blood of affected person and sequencing of all the exons of the SAR1B genes, including the intron-exon boundaries can reveal the SAR1B mutation. Genotyping makes it possible to identify mutated gene SAR1A/SAR1B which causing Anderson's disease or chylomicron retention disease.
Duodenal biopsies may help in determining the expression of SAR1A proteins. The total amount of SAR1 proteins in the intestine predicts Anderson's disease or chylomicron retention disease in patients as compared to normal individuals. Intestinal biopsies done for a immunohistochemical analysis will identify the presence of SAR1A protein.
Through duodenal biopsies a localization of Sar1 proteins can be done with immunostains through nova red with use of chicken polyclonal antibody and anti-chicken against the recombinant SAR1A protein found in humans.
Parental lipid screening could possibly clarify the diagnosis. Lipid profile evaluation such as total cholesterol and triglyceride concentrations; RBC analysis (acanthocytosis-theory appearance of cells), liver enzyme analysis (ALT, AST, & bilirubin), liposoluble vitamins ratios, and plasma fatty acids levels are some of the routine biochemical assays support the diagnosis of Anderson's disease or chylomicron retention disease. The unspecific decrease of vitamin E and K denotes the most severe form of this condition. Vitamin K deficiency can be further confirmed by coagulation test.
Anthropometry is described as the scientific study of the measurements and proportions of the human body. In case of chylomicron retention disease, the affected person shows failure to thrive in early infancy (within 10 months) or childhood (less than 3 years). Some symptoms may help in diagnosis and include diarrhea due to chronic malabsorption during initial infancy, bouts of frequent vomiting and a distended abdomen early in the infancy. Neurological complication like areflexia, decreased proprioception, and ataxia is something that is very rare in childhood. Consanguineous marriage (blood relation) is frequent in patients with the disorder. An absence of hypocholesterolemia in both parents favors CRD.
Endoscopy can reveal the abnormal duodenum content i.e. white deposition of lipid droplets in the villi. It may due to enterocytes which are unacceptably distended by the lipid deposition. Electron microscopy analysis can reveal the aggregation of chylomicrons in the duodenum biopsy.
The diagnosis is sometimes delayed (may take months) because the symptoms are non-specific. A confirmative diagnosis of this condition is made based on the history of laboratory tests showing an abnormal lipid profile, evidence of fat malabsorption, and symptoms of chronic diarrhea. An upper endoscopy along with a detailed histology will reveal a deficiency of vitamin E along with presence of fat-laden enterocytes. There is also elevation of creatine kinase and there is a common finding of hepatic steatosis. A genetic test will reveal mutation of the Sar1b gene.


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The test runs for 1 hour and 40 minutes and increases load every 10 minutes.
I record memory usage with perfmon during the load test and I see that the memory starts at 1.5GBs and rises until it hits a limit of 3.37GBs after 1 hour and 20 minutes, then the memory drops to 1.5 GBs again.
I don't understand why this is happening. Is windows Memory Management doing this, and if so why?

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With repeated, shouted choruses of "Lock Him Up" at public events, the passion felt toward Donald Trump has dramatically shifted since Patrick Bateman idolized him reverentially as "The Donald."
"Bateman and Trump are both textbook narcissists," says Johnny Hebda, who plays the lead character in the musical adaptation of American Psycho, Brett Easton Ellis' combustible bestseller. "They move themselves as above the rules and superior to other people. What they have achieved, or more importantly the perception of what they have achieved determines their value and worth, and success is the most important thing in their lives."
Where the 2000 film focused more on the horror and black humor of the novel, the musical goes for the jugular, ramping up the ridiculous humor and graphic sexuality to reflect the heightened state of a musical. The soulless murders are not for suspense or drama, but used as an intellectual trope, emphasizing the caustic satire about materialism and unbridled sex — and the empty feeling that comes with being satisfied by nothing.
"Beginning in the '80s, men were prettifying themselves in ways they weren't before," author Ellis has explained. "They were taking on a lot of the tropes of gay male culture and bringing it into the straight male culture — in terms of grooming, looking a certain way, going to the gym, waxing and being almost the gay-porn ideals. That seemed to me much more interesting than whether he is or is not a serial killer."
"It is surprising how much of myself I see," says Hebda about playing the designer-dressed — and undressed — antihero. "Though set in 1989, the subject matter is surprisingly topical. Patrick Bateman, as well as characters in the story, represent at least on the surface, the American Dream —successful careers, financial security, elevated status in society, the height of fashion, perfect bodies, haircuts, tans, and a very fun and exciting social life. But underneath, they are characters void of depth or meaningful relationships. They are deeply unhappy and their reputation and society dictate their decisions in life."
American Psycho: The Musical, a production by the adventurous Utah Repertory Theater Company, is the brainchild of Tony- and Grammy-winning musician Duncan Sheik (Broadway's Spring Awakening) and Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, best known for his work for Marvel Comics and The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina.
"So smooth, so rich, so ruthless. A carnal carnival of song and dance," reviewed The New York Times, while the Associated Press wrote, "American Psycho slays onstage! Wonderful! Graphic sex acts, torturing, stabbing, slashing, ax-wielding, snorting coke off toilets and a marvelous score."
"I look at American Psycho as a fable, as an allegory, as an amazing commentary on contemporary Western civilization," the composer told an interviewer. "He's sort of the victim of the world in which he lives."
Pure joy from curtain up to chainsaw down, American Psycho: The Musical veers between comedic and horrific, between satire and splatter-horror, and between a savage social diary of the times and a vivid exploration of psychological disintegration. The slick, sexy, highly disturbing show will have you snort-laughing into your chardonnay before coward-punching you in the gut.
American Psycho: The Musical opens Nov. 30 and runs through Dec. 15, Eccles Theatre, Regent Street Black Box Theater, 144 S. Regent St., SLC. Tickets available at http://utahrep.org/.
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In my first job, as a 22-year-old newspaper reporter, I went to interview a businessman. He ushered me into his office. He locked the door.
Then, he stripped to his underwear.
This was in the 1980s, at a time when women didn't call behavior like his "sexual harassment." We called it ... going to work. So I did what other women in my place would have done. I interviewed him in his underwear. Then I got out as fast as I could.
Back at the office, I told my editor what had happened. His response: laughter. He thought it was hilarious.
I shrugged it off too. This was the price of working in a man's world. So unremarkable was the event that I didn't bother mentioning it to my roommate or my mom.
More than 30 years later, it's astonishing that in many ways, so little has changed. Thousands of women are recounting similar experiences of sexual harassment — and far worse — in the wake of the accusations by multiple women against movie producer Harvey Weinstein. Social media feeds are flooded with horrific #MeToo tales of abuse.
Yet I'm struck just as strongly by something else: the response from men.
If one thing has changed in these past three decades, it is this: Men aren't laughing. Nor are they brushing off the issue as if it's somebody else's problem, as they have so often when sex scandals have erupted that ensnared other high-profile men, from Bill Cosby to Presidents Clinton and Trump.
Instead, more men are stepping forward, owning the fact that solving sexual harassment is their issue, too. We're seeing some serious soul-searching going on.
In the wake of the Weinstein accusations, Harvard Business Review ran a piece headlined, "Lots of men are gender-equality allies in private. Why Not in Public?" Variety weighed in with "Men must step up to change the Hollywood culture that enabled Harvey Weinstein," while Esquire gave advice on "What to do if you see a female co-worker being harassed."
In USA TODAY, coverage included "Are you disrespecting women at work? How to be an ally."
For women, the sight of men starting to tackle these issues is a huge relief. For perhaps the first time, this doesn't feel like a "female" problem, something women have to put up with and try to solve on their own. It feels instead like an all-of-us issue, a problem that we need to solve together.
It's also the continuation of a cultural shift that has been slowly building momentum over the past few years. More men have started speaking up not only about harassment, but also about joining with women to close the gender gap.
The United Nations began its HeforShe initiative, which asks men to support female equality, in 2014. The non-profit Lean In organization created a #LeanInTogether campaign aimed at bringing in men. A student effort from the Forté Foundation, a non-profit that encourages women to pursue business education, began inviting in male students and faculty with its Men as Allies Initiative.
Harvard Business School started a Manbassadors club for men who support women's equality, a concept that has spread to multiple other schools. Millennial men, ranging in age from 18 to their early 30s, are more likely than those in other generations to favor an egalitarian relationship between husbands and wives.
Individual men are re-examining their own behavior.
Television producer Glen Mazzara, known for "The Walking Dead" among other hits, noticed that women in television writers' rooms were being interrupted during pitch presentations and talked over by the men in the room. He created a new rule: No interruptions, for anyone.
Wharton professor Adam Grant, co-author with Sheryl Sandberg of the best-seller Option B, told me he intervenes when he hears offensive remarks about women. Sometimes, asking a quiet question — "What did you mean by that?" — is enough to jar men into realizing what they've said. In more extreme cases, Grant takes the offender aside to let him know that others are noticing his behavior, and that it is hurting his reputation.
These men are speaking out not just because it's right — but because it's smart. Equitable workplaces are more successful. Multiple studies have found that adding women to all-male teams leads to greater financial success. Firms with the most female board members outperform those with the least by almost every financial measure.
Yet, women remain vastly underrepresented in boardrooms, in politics, in executive suites from Hollywood to Silicon Valley to Wall Street, and everywhere in between. Women alone can't transform a workplace culture that was created by and for men, which has allowed harassment to fester for all these years. We need men to join us.
In journalism, we talk a lot about "tipping points" and "defining moments." Very rarely do these moments truly last. As Irin Carmon pointed out recently in The Washington Post, some of the men who boast about being "allies" — including Weinstein, who publicly supported several women's initiatives — turn out to be anything but.
Yet perhaps this time will be different. Women aren't shouting into a vacuum anymore. The call for men to step up is coming from the men themselves. It's reaching across generations and across the political spectrum.
There's a growing realization that this isn't a "female problem," and that solving it isn't just good for women. It's good for all of us.
Joanne Lipman is editor in chief of USA TODAY and chief content officer of parent company Gannett. Her views are separate from those of the USA TODAY Editorial Board.
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Home Train Accident Law Obstacles Dealing With Independent Claims Adjusters
When filing an injury or wrongful death claim with the railroad company, you will be dealing with an independent claims adjuster.
Whenever a serious injury or fatality results from a railroad's negligence, most railroads bring in an army of lawyers to defend themselves. To aid their attorneys in administering the claim, railroads also bring in a special type of adjuster called an independent claims adjuster. Unlike your friendly State Farm rep, these adjusters play hard-ball and are in charge of multi-million dollar policies and asset funds.
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Because they're both not insured, and unfamiliar with the protocol for settling cases, a railroad will often employ a 3rd-party claims adjuster to administer the claim. At Grossman Law Offices, our attorneys have been dealing with train accident cases for many years, and we want you to know how.
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Working as an independent claims adjuster for railroads requires a very specific skill set. Not only does the third party claims rep need to be familiar with actuary tables and how insurance works, but he or she also needs working knowledge of the railroad industry. This person acts as a liaison between you and the railroad, on the railroad's behalf. In theory they consider the harm that has been done to you, research the typical jury award for that type of harm, then inform both you and the railroad as to what compensation you should receive. They consider the risk that was involved by both the victim and the railroad in causing the accident and determine the equitable benefits that should be paid to the victim.
That's how the role of the independent claims adjuster should work in a perfect world. Unfortunately, this isn't a perfect world. In most cases, the independent claims adjuster will work for a small firm that specializes in dealing with railroad accidents. This firm may depend upon the railroad for its business, and the claims adjuster doesn't even know you. Given that, you can see how some unethical claims adjusters may attempt to short you compensation in order to remain on the good side of the train company and inspire repeat business. If he or she agrees to pay you an amount the railroad thinks is extravagant, then he or she probably won't get another call from the railroad for future jobs.
On the other hand, some railroads may be reluctant to pay you any compensation at all after you've been injured or a family member has been killed in a train accident. They may try to prove that you were 100 percent to blame for the accident, for doing so allows them to escape liability completely.
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Tai Chi is known for its meditative motions, bringing calm to the mind and health to the body.
It is a slow moving martial art, perfect for those new to exercise as well as those looking to practice a more meditative style.
In this beginners class focused on the Yang style, a professional instructor will guide you both mentally and physically as you make your way through the gentle, steady motions and learn techniques related to movement, breathing, and focus.
As you move through your practice, you'll feel your muscles stretch and strengthen while also increasing your balance and awareness.


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All referees have to undertake FA Safeguarding Children training before they will be able to register with The FA as a referee. You will complete this either before or during the course and certification will last for three years. The cost of this is included in the course fee.
Will I need to undertake an FA CRC (formerly CRB) check?
All referees aged 16 years or over who wish to officiate in youth football must undertake an FA CRC enhanced check. This is a simple online process which will be fully explained to you at the introduction evening and will need to be in process before the commencement of the course. Certification last for three years and there is a small additional charge for this process.
How is the rest of the course structured?
This is an all-day session so you will need to come prepared with food and drinks etc., plus come suitably dressed; a change of footwear is essential as are shin-guards. It will involve learning how to referee outside on the field of play and also involve some classroom work. You will be given the learning resources and all necessary equipment (whistle, red/yellow cards etc.) at this session but you will need to bring a pen and pad to take notes. At the end of this day, you will have the opportunity to referee part of a game among your group of candidates.
This is a 2½ hour session which will include 'Recognising Challenges' and the Misconduct procedure.
This is a second all-day session which will be mostly completed outside on the field of play. The second part of the day includes a practical evaluation where you will have another opportunity to referee part of a game among the group. The evaluation will include staged scenarios which will provide you with opportunity to consolidate your learning from the previous sessions and receive immediate feedback. Provided you attain the minimum standard required when evaluated, you will be sanctioned to operate as an FA Level 9 (trainee) referee.
Having successfully graduated from the first four units of the training course, you will now officiate in a minimum of 5 games of football (9v9 or 11v11) and will be mentored during a number of games by FA Referee Mentors. A record of these games is compiled as evidence of your development. During this period, in addition to gaining practical experience, you will have time to learn and revise the Laws of the Game thoroughly before returning to complete the final unit of the course.
This is a 2 hour session and the final part of the course. It involves the successful completion of the FA Examination of the Laws of the Game (a multiple choice examination of approx. 30 minutes duration), and an opportunity to review and discuss your learning experiences from your games thus far as a trainee referee. You will be rewarded with an FA Referee Certificate of Qualification along with an FA Referee badge when successful completion of the course is attained (usually within 4 weeks of completion of the course). Unit 6 can only be attended and completed when a minimum of 5 games as an FA Level 9 (trainee) referee have been refereed. The County FA will advise you of the dates of the Unit 6 sessions throughout the season and these can be planned in with your course tutor. It is possible to attend an alternative date either earlier or later if necessary but this final session must be completed within 4 calendar months of the date of the first Practical Training Session at the start of Unit 2.
What level of referee will I be at the end of the course?
Successful completion of all six units of The FA Referee Course sees the candidate move from FA Level 9 (trainee) to FA Level 8 referee (if aged 14 or 15) or FA Level 7 referee (if/when aged 16 or over).
Where will I referee my first FIVE games?
Appointment of these first five games is crucial to the course and for your self-development as a referee. These will be communicated to you by your County FA either prior to or during the course itself.
Do I have to re-register to referee each season?
Yes you will need to re-register with Northamptonshire FA each season. This is an online process and currently costs £20 (about one match fee). Further information can be found by clicking here.
What support will I receive from Northamptonshire FA?
Northamptonshire FA provide a strong support network for newly qualified referees. In addition to being mentored early-on, you will be invited to attend development sessions with relevant advice available. You can also contact the County FA Referee Development Team at any time should you have any issues or questions.
How do I move up the refereeing ladder?
Northamptonshire FA is keen to see and help its referees develop and progress to achieve their full potential and as such, have a structured promotion pathway for referees. The basic requirement is that you must have refereed a minimum of 20 games prior to seeking to be promoted. Applications to Northamptonshire FA for promotion are made during February of each year. For further details contact your Referee Development Officer at the County FA offices or click here.


Manhattan native Samantha Feng is something else when it comes to handball. As a bystander when first introduced to the sport by her sister and her friends at Simon Baruch Middle School, she first doubted the difficulty of the sport. Little did she know how complex handball could be. It was the joy of defeating all of those around her that she found so enticing. In no time, she was quickly lured deeper into the game.
One year and a couple of inches later, Samantha joined the Brooklyn Technical handball team. She partnered up with then-junior, Shirley Tsang, as second doubles, with hopes of helping Tech obtain the Championship title for the second year in a row. However, much to Samantha's dismay, it was Fort Hamilton that claimed the elusive 2009 PSAL handball Championships title.
It was an unacceptable defeat for Samantha and another reason to train harder. She resumed her intense training along side her apt mentors, Paul Angel, a remarkable coach to many, and Danielle Daskalakis, another refined athletic and role model of her generation.
Cordially yielding to such advice, she rose to third singles during her sophomore year; first singles her junior year. Her determination and persistence, great forces of her character, are key factors of her success. However, it is also her prominent confidence—a rare quality found in most—in herself and in her abilities to overcome any difficulty that pave her way to gold trophies. More importantly, her strong hatred for losing is extremely profound. It is subtle to bystanders, but those who have played with or against her know that her reluctance of losing is undeniable.
Her determination is not the only force keeping her in the game. Her keen ability to play the sport like she does is surely a critical factor. The trophies that mock her while she sleeps is another. Drawing inspiration from her well-earned trophies and medals, she won't be able to stop the augment of her marvelous collection. The world, perchance, may soon have to accept Samantha's passionate desire to become one of the top women players in the world; for she is determined to keep herself in the game as long as possible.
Her modesty precludes her from boasting about her stunning collection of plaques, trophies, and medals. Nonetheless, her hard work shall not go to waste.
If one were to ever seek advice from Samantha Feng, she has three words for him or her: Practice makes perfect.


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App State Announces Men's Basketball Leadership Change
Joey Jones/Appalachian State Strategic CommunicationsMarch 15, 2019
BOONE, N.C. – Appalachian State Director of Athletics Doug Gillin announced Friday that head men's basketball coach Jim Fox has been released from his contract following his fifth season at the helm of the Mountaineers' program.
"I want to thank Jim and his staff for all they have done for our basketball program," Gillin said. "Jim inherited a challenging situation, worked hard and has brought in high-character student-athletes. Our vision for basketball is to annually compete for a conference championship and a berth in the NCAA Tournament. We will conduct a national search to find the best leader to accomplish that vision. There is significant opportunity to achieve basketball success here at Appalachian."
In Fox's five seasons, he led the Mountaineers to an overall record of 56-99 and a 35-59 mark in Sun Belt games, highlighted by earning the No. 5 seed in the 2018 league tournament and capturing the program's lone Sun Belt tourney win, a 93-64 first-round defeat of Little Rock.
App State begins a national search immediately to find the program's next head men's basketball coach. Gillin said there is no specific timeline for the hiring process.
Associate head coach Jason Allison will serve as the interim head coach during the transition.
App State Adds Cabral as Defensive Line Coach
Ponce Returns to App State as Offensive Coordinator
Mountaineers Add 8 Division I Transfers for Spring Semester
Guerry Joins App State as Director of Player Personnel/General Manager
Sloan Returns to App State as Defensive Coordinator
Sun Belt Announces 2023 Football Cross-Divisional Opponents
App State Football Adds Veteran Offensive Line Coach
App State Football Season Ticket Renewal Process Underway
App State Announces Football Staff Change
App State Drops Two-Overtime Heartbreaker in Statesboro
App State Takes Shutout Into Closing Minutes of Senior Day Win


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Because we are, predominantly, an estate planning firm, we understand that estate planning, is at times, difficult to discuss and implement. Practicing in this areas requires us to fully understand our client's economic situation and family dynamics. What sets us apart from others practicing in this area is both our ability to communicate and our commitment to implement our client's planning objectives in a manner that comforts our clients. This distinction is the foundation to our success.
As part of this commitment, our practice extends beyond our client's estate planning needs and concerns. We provide our clients with numerous other legal services in a variety of related fields of law. For example, our experienced attorneys can assist clients with the administration of a decedent's estate. If need be, we have attorneys who will litigate contested estate matters. We are able to provide advice in the event there is a need to protect assets from potential creditors or undertake complicated tax reduction strategies. Our attorneys can help plan for our clients' long-term health care needs or help others obtain Medicaid and other government benefits. We can go to court to obtain guardianship for individuals in need. We can also help families pass their business interests to the younger generation. Our corporate attorneys can prepare agreements relating to the sale, purchase, management and disposition of business entities and our real estate attorneys can negotiate the sale or purchase of residential and/or commercial real property.
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Sebastien Ibeagha (Warri, 1992. január 21. –) amerikai korosztályos válogatott labdarúgó, a Dallas hátvédje.

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Ibeagha a nigériai Warri városában született. Az ifjúsági pályafutását a Houston Dynamo akadémiájánál kezdte.

2014-ben mutatkozott be a dán Horsens felnőtt keretében. 2014-ben a Fredericiánál szerepelt kölcsönben. 2015-ben az izlandi Fram Reykjavík, majd 2016-ban az észak-amerikai első osztályban szereplő Houston Dynamo szerződtette. A 2016-os szezon második felében a Rayo OKC csapatát erősítette kölcsönben. 2017-ben a San Antoniohoz, míg 2018-ban a New York City-hez igazolt. 2021-ben a Los Angeleshez csatlakozott. 2023. január 1-jén kétéves szerződést kötött a Dallas együttesével. Először a 2023. február 26-ai, Minnesota United ellen 1–0-ra elvesztett mérkőzésen lépett pályára. Első gólját 2023. március 11-én, a Vancouver Whitecaps ellen idegenben 1–1-es döntetlennel zárult találkozón szerezte meg.

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Ibeagha 2011-ben tagja volt az amerikai U20-as válogatottnak.

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Amerikai labdarúgók
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A Houston Dynamo labdarúgói
A New York City FC labdarúgói
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Excitement, Relief as Florida Tech Holds Summer Commencement
By Space Coast Daily // August 1, 2018
university bestowed 742 degrees, including 250 degrees earned online
Hundreds of graduate and undergraduate students from across the country and around the world collected their diplomas and crossed the stage as Florida Institute of Technology held its summer commencement Saturday. (Florida Tech image)
BREVARD COUNTY • MELBOURNE, FLORIDA — Hundreds of graduate and undergraduate students from across the country and around the world collected their diplomas and crossed the stage as Florida Institute of Technology held its summer commencement.
"This is what it's all about," Florida Tech President Dwayne McCay told the crowd.
About 300 graduate and undergraduate students participated in the ceremony at the Charles and Ruth Clemente Center on the Florida Tech campus, representing 33 U.S. states and 37 countries.
Overall, the university bestowed 742 degrees, including 250 degrees earned online and 95 from Florida Tech's off-site locations.
McCay offered a colorful look at the university's visionary founding president, Jerome Keuper, during his commencement remarks.
Florida Tech Head Coach Pete Mazzone Releases 2018 Men, Women's Cross Country Schedules


While CY17 was a secular bull-run for equities, YTDCY18 has proved to be starkly different with sentiment nowhere near the euphoria of the last year. Arguably, valuations, global liquidity, trade conflict, rising interest rates and crude oil can be attributed as root causes. However, while post facto analysis and attribution is important, pre-emption i.e. rationally building a case for the future is equally if not more critical.
Across 7 elections in the last 27 years, whenever an investor entered the markets 6 months before the general elections and held on for 2 years, the investor made on average annualized returns of 23%, with most money made in the 2009 elections when the UPA Government held fort. While the least return has been a positive 1.5% in 1999 (when the incumbent party i.e. BJP won), this strongly implies that the 27-year track record has never yielded principal erosion when entering pre-elections.
Net-net, irrespective of the incumbent Government remaining in power or a change at the centre, markets have shown resilience in the periods encompassing general elections over the past 27 years.
While India benefitted from a trinity of lower CAD, Inflation and Interest rates in the previous 3 years, these were amongst the best prints in recent times. In 2018, CAD was at 2.4% in Q1FY19 and averaged 1.6% in the previous six quarters. However, in Q3FY13, India's current account deficit was 6.8% of GDP and averaged 4.3% in the previous six quarters. Oil prices were high but stable in 2013 and are rising from lows in 2018. Interest rates were high in 2013 and are not very far from levels in 2018. Inflation, however, was much higher in 2013 and is relatively benign in 2018. Hence the current macro scenario, is normalising for India, while markets continued gaining momentum earlier this year on the presumption of stable macros. On valuations, Indian equities still trade at nearly 11-13% premiums vs. 10-yr. history, however they have currently fallen nearly -12% from recent highs seen in the last couple of months. For the long run, equity markets turn out to be resilient wealth generators and given general elections are about 6-7 months away, the case for investing in these uncertain times becomes a bit clearer if we take past election period performance into consideration.


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Vol. 10 Issue 08 01-15 September 2015
Professor A. R. MOMIN
Arabic calligraphy with its diverse and richly textured scripts represents one of the highest forms of cultural and aesthetic expression in Islamic civilization. It enshrines in fact one of the finest manifestations of the world's legacy of visual arts. Calligraphers, artists and architects have used Arabic calligraphy, especially the Thuluth, Naskhi and Kufi scripts, for a wide range of mediums and forms. The script, in which the earliest copies of the Quran and the letters of the Prophet Muhammad (of which five have survived the vicissitudes of time) were written, was an adapted and refined form of the Nabatean script, which was introduced in Arabia in the 6th century CE.
In later years, a more refined and angular form of the Nabatean script, known as Kufi, named after the town of Kufah which was established by Caliph Umar in 638 CE, was developed. In the course of time, other distinctive styles or forms of the Arabic script, such as Thuluth, Naskhi, Rayhani, Maghrabi, Muhaqqaq, Riqa and Nasta'liq, were developed by master calligraphers. Abu Ali Muhammad ibn Muqla (d. 940 CE), a renowned calligrapher of Persian descent who was an official of the Abbasid caliphate, is credited with the creation of the Naskhi, Thuluth, Rayhani, Muhaqqaq and Riqa scripts. The Maghrebi script developed in North Africa and Spain. The Kufi, Naskhi and Thuluth scripts are widely recognised for their amazing elegance and elasticity and are often used for writing the Quran as well as in inscriptions on architectural monuments, tombstones, glass and marble.
The development of Arabic calligraphy in the Muslim world was accompanied by the evolution of a distinctive culture, which included the transmission of this art form from generation to generation through a chain of masters and their disciples, a tradition of direct learning and tutelage under the supervision of a master, a certificate of authorization issued by the master to the disciple, and unswerving dedication and perseverance in the pursuit of calligraphy. In the Muslim world, a substantial part of biographical material deals with the transmission of calligraphic instruction and certification over several centuries. It is significant to note that, over the past several centuries, calligraphy has been taught and transmitted through generations regardless of the distinctions of gender, class, descent, occupation and social and economic status. Calligraphers have thus included men and women, kings and members of the aristocracy as well as commoners and descendants of slaves, townsfolk and villagers.
Female Calligraphers
It is erroneous to assume that Muslim women have always been confined to the home and the hearth in Muslim societies across the world and in all ages. Throughout much of Islamic history, women have been actively involved in wide-ranging activities in different fields of life, including Islamic learning and teaching, writing and poetry and penmanship and calligraphy. There have been scores of accomplished calligraphers in the annals of Arabic calligraphy.
Hilal Kazan, an acclaimed Turkish calligrapher, has published Female Calligraphers: Past and Present (2010), which provides biographical profiles of dozens of prominent female calligraphers in the Muslim world from the early centuries of the Islamic era to the present. These include Umm al-Darda al-Sughra, who lived in the 8th century, Gulsum al-Attabi (d. 835), Muzna (d. 969), Fatima (10th century), Safiyyah bint Abd al-Rabb (d. 1026), Fatima bint Zakariya bint Abdullah al-Shebbarp (d. 1036), Fatima al-Baghdadi (d. 1087), Zaynab Shahda bint Ahmad bint al-Faraj al-Abri (d. 1170), Sayyidah al-Abdariyah (d. 1249), Fatimah bint Quraymazan (d. 1558), and Asma Ibret (d. 1780). Al-Nuddar, who was an accomplished poetess and calligrapher, was attached to the palaces of Muslim kings in Spain in the 10th century. Lubna (d. 1003 CE), the secretary of the caliph Al-Muntasir, was a poetess and an accomplished calligrapher.
During the Ottoman era, which witnessed a remarkable efflorescence of the art of calligraphy, a number of women made their mark in the field of calligraphy. These included Zahidah Salma Khanum, Sharifah Aishah Khanum, Silfinaz Khanum, Faridah Khanum, Khadijah Fuzaydah Celebi and Nukah Khanum.
In present times, quite a few women, mostly of Turkish descent, have earned a reputation as accomplished calligraphers. The names of Hilal Kazan, Nuria Garcia Masip and Soraya Syed are particularly note-worthy. Dr. Hilal Kazan, who was born in Istanbul, obtained her Master's and doctoral degrees from Marmara University and learned calligraphy under the tutelage of Muserref Celebi and Hasan Celebi. She has conducted workshops on calligraphy at several universities and has taught calligraphy at the University of California.
Soraya Syed was born in London in 1976 to a Pakistani-Turkish father and a French mother. She has participated in numerous calligraphy exhibitions and conducted workshops on Arabic calligraphy. Her website "Art of the Pen" features her work as well as participation in calligraphy exhibitions and workshops.
Calligraphy in Ottoman Turkey
Islamic calligraphy attained spectacular heights during the Ottoman era. The Ottoman sultans were great patrons of artists, architects, calligraphers, poets and men of letters. Sultan Bayezid II, who was a connoisseur of art and a great patron of calligraphy, encouraged and supported Sayyid Hamdullah, a gifted calligrapher who introduced systematization as well as reforms and innovations in the Thuluth script. The calligraphic masterpieces that adorn the walls and domes of mosques, madrasas, caravanserais, palaces and public buildings across Turkey testify to the creative genius of Turkish calligraphers. There is a popular saying to the effect that the Quran was revealed in Makkah and Madinah, recited in Egypt and written in Turkey.
Ottoman Turkey produced a galaxy of distinguished calligraphers, including Sayyid Hamdullah (1429-1520), who founded the Ottoman School of Calligraphy, Ahmet Karahisari (who lived in the 16th century), Hafiz Osman Efendi (d. 1698), Mehmet Esad Yesari Efendi (d. 1798), Kadiasker Mustafa Ezzat Efendi (d. 1876), Mehmet Sevki Efendi (d. 1887), Sami Efendi (d. 1912), Hamid Aytac (d. 1982) and Halim Ozyazici (d. 1964). Sami Efendi was the official inscriber and teacher of calligraphy at the Ottoman court.
Following the collapse of the Ottoman Empire and the establishment of Turkey as a republican and secular state in 1923, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk sought to abandon the legacy of the Ottoman Empire, launched a state-sponsored project of Western modernity and secularisation and introduced sweeping changes in Turkish society. The education system was overhauled and modern subjects replaced the traditional system of Islamic learning. The Islamic calendar was replaced by the Gregorian calendar and Islamic family laws were substituted by the Swiss Code. Sufi orders were banned and Sufi lodges (tekkes) and Islamic madrasas were closed down. The Arabic script of the Turkish language was changed to Latin. The wearing of veils and headscarves in all public institutions, including schools, universities, courts, Parliament, government offices and public hospitals, was banned. The replacement of the script of the Turkish language from Arabic to Latin seriously undermined Turkey's cultural heritage, particularly the cherished tradition of Arabic calligraphy. However, a small but dedicated group of Turkish calligraphers, led by Hamid Aytac, Necmeddin Efendi (d. 1976) and Halim Ozyazici, kept the tradition of Arabic calligraphy alive.
Revival of Calligraphy in Post-Kemalist Turkey
There has been a remarkable revival of Arabic calligraphy in post-Kemalist Turkey. The Research Centre for Islamic History, Art and Culture (IRCICA), a subsidiary of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), has played a highly important role in the preservation, promotion and dissemination of Turkey's calligraphic legacy. It has published a series books, albums and documentaries on the masterpieces of Turkish calligraphy, especially those of Hamid Aytac, Mustafa Halim Oyzazici and Mehmet Sevki Efendi. IRCICA has published An Annotated Bibliography of Calligraphy (2002), Masterpieces of Calligraphy in Islam (1992) and The Art of Calligraphy in Islamic Heritage (in English, Turkish, Arabic, Malay and Japanese languages). Since 1987 IRCICA has been organising international calligraphic competitions every three years. The Museum of Turkish Calligraphic Art, located in Bayezid Madrasa in Istanbul, is the world's largest calligraphic museum.
IRCICA organised a three-day international conference on Islamic calligraphy in September 2014. It was attended by eminent calligraphers from Turkey, Iran, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Syria, Jordan, Britain, Spain and the United States. It organised the International Symposium on Female Calligraphers in Istanbul on June 5-6, 2010. A number of eminent female calligraphers from Turkey, Tunisia, Iran and Europe participated in the symposium.
The greatest among contemporary calligraphers in Turkey and one of the world's most renowned Arabic calligraphers is Hasan Celebi (born 1937). He learned calligraphy under the tutelage of some of the greatest calligraphers of his time, namely, Halim Ozyazici, Hamid Aytac and Kemal Batanay (d. 1981). He received a certificate in the Naskhi script from Hamid Aytac in 1971 and in Riqa and Taliq from Kemal Batanay in 1980. Hasan Celebi has produced hundreds of calligraphic panels for mosques, academic institutions and conferences around the world and was closely associated with the restoration of calligraphic panels in the Prophet's Mosques in Madinah, which were set up during the Ottoman era. Celebi's calligraphic works are inscribed in Quba Mosque, Masjid al-Qiblatayn and Masjid al-Juma' in Madinah, Juma's Mosque in Johannesberg, Almati Jumah Mosque in Kazakhstan, Fatih Mosque in Pforzheim in Germany and Islamic Medical Centre in Kuwait. Celebi has held exhibitions of his calligraphic work in several countries.
Celebi is also a renowned teacher of Arabic calligraphy. Since 1976 he has taught and issued certificate of authorisation (ijazatname) to hundreds of students from Turkey, Europe and the US. Some of the prominent calligraphers of present times, including Mohamed Zakariya (US), Hilal Kazan and Nuria Garcia Masip, are among Celebi's students.
Globalisation of Islamic Calligraphy
The pivotal role played by Turkey in the promotion and dissemination of Arabic calligraphy has led to a growing worldwide recognition and appreciation of this traditional art form. In the past few years, dozens of calligraphers from Europe, USA and other parts of the world have come to Istanbul to learn different scripts of Arabic calligraphy under the tutelage of Turkish masters. They have obtained certificates of authorisation and have returned to their respective countries and are actively engaged in practising and teaching calligraphy.
Several universities and research institutions in Europe, USA, Japan and other countries now offer courses and conduct workshops on Arabic calligraphy, which are attended by Muslims as well as non-Muslims. Eminent calligraphers from Turkey, Jordan, Iran, Tunisia, Syria, Egypt, Morocco, Europe and USA are invited to give lectures and conduct workshops on calligraphy. The Prince's School of Traditional Arts in London offers regular courses and workshops on Arabic calligraphy. Calligraphic exhibitions and competitions on Arabic calligraphy are organised in many countries. Museums in Europe and USA, which have substantial collections of Islamic art objects and calligraphic works, often hold exhibitions on Islamic calligraphy. The Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery held an exhibition of Arabic calligraphy "Qalam: The Art of Beautiful Writing" from 2 November 2013 to 26 January 2014. The exhibition was accompanied by lectures and workshops on calligraphy. In September 2009, an exhibition of calligraphic works from Mali, Morocco, Spain and Turkey, along with a seminar and a workshop on Islamic calligraphy, was held in Cape Town, South Africa at the city's Gold of Africa Museum. The exhibition -- named "From Istanbul to Timbuktu – Ink Routes" -- was jointly curated by Nuria Gracia Masip from Spain and Deniz Oktem Bektas from Turkey. The exhibition showcased calligraphic works in Arabic as well as in some African languages but in the Arabic script and in the traditional calligraphic styles.
Modern information and communication technologies, including the Internet, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, are being increasingly used for the projection and dissemination of Arabic calligraphy. The websites of many well-known museums in Western countries, such as the iconic Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, display the calligraphic works in their galleries. The Belgian-based Museum With No Frontiers runs a website on Arabic calligraphy. Many prominent practitioners of Arabic calligraphy have their own websites, which provide biographical information as well as specimens of their calligraphic work.
The growing worldwide interest in Islamic art, including Arabic calligraphy, in Europe, USA and other parts of the world should be seen in the context of the increasing interest in Islam and the legacy of Islamic civilization despite the resurgence of Islamophobic sentiments in recent years. It should also be seen in the wider context of the growing disenchantment with the forces of late modernity and globalisation. The growing interest in the legacy of Islamic civilization in the West reflects a deep yearning for meaning, purpose and identity in a world that has increasingly become distant, abstract and impersonal. It reflects a search for a worldview that is infused with deeper meaning, inner peace and tranquillity, aesthetic and moral sensibility and harmony.
Nuria Garcia Masip
Nuria Garcia Masip, a well-known calligrapher of Spanish descent, was born in Ibiza, Spain in 1978. She spent her early years in Spain and the United States. She completed her B. A. in French and Spanish Literature at George Washington University in 1999. She then travelled to Morocco, where she came face to face with the vibrant legacy of Islamic art and calligraphy. She received training in the Maghrebi script of Arabic calligraphy from an eminent Moroccan calligrapher, Belaid Hamidi. In 2000 she learned Arabic calligraphy under the tutelage of the well-known American calligrapher Mohamed Zakariya. Her deep interest in calligraphy took her to Istanbul, where she learned the various scripts and styles of Arabic calligraphy from Hasan Celebi and Davut Bektas. In 2007 she received a certificate in the Thuluth and Naskhi scripts.
Nuria currently lives in Paris, where she produces her calligraphic work and teaches courses on Arabic calligraphy. She has participated in several international calligraphic exhibitions and won prizes, including a prestigious prize at the international calligraphy competition held in Istanbul under the auspices of IRCICA in 2011. She regularly conducts workshops on Arabic calligraphic at universities in Europe and other countries and has curated calligraphic exhibitions in Spain and South Africa.
Nuria represents the Ottoman School of Calligraphy and her calligraphic works prominently reflect the elegance and majesty of calligraphic styles that are distinctively associated with Turkish masters.
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Surah Al-Nisa, 4:78
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JUNE 24 - 26, 2021 / WORLDWIDE
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DAY 2 FRIDAY JUNE 25th
SEGMENT 7: 5.15 - 6.15
Virtual Group Schema Therapy
with Joan Farrell, Paul Kasyanik, Rita Younan, and Ida Shaw
Includes LIVE Questions and Answers
This 60 - minute webinar will discuss the applicability of Group Schema Therapy (GST) via a telehealth format. The pandemic has made the need for all therapy to be offered online. Group has been no exception. Joan, Rita, Ida and Paul discuss the benefits and challenges of providing group via telehealth and maintaining the virtual connection amongst group members and facilitators. The webinar will make reference to group process via telehealth, experiential exercises unique to GST and how to deliver online. Technical issues and what to consider are also discussed.
Joan is an Adjunct Professor in Clinical Psychology at Indiana University-Purdue University.She is Research director of the Indiana University School of Medicine Center for Borderline Personality Disorder Treatment & Researchand co-directs the Schema Therapy Institute Midwest-Indianapolis. She developed with Ida Shaw a group treatment model consistent withSchema Therapy. Influenced by clinical experience with BPD and by the work of Jeff Young, they adapted ST interventions and limited reparenting to a group and developed uniquely group interventions to accomplish ST goals.They established outpatientgroup ST (GST)in a specialty clinic for BPD, which was awarded an Indiana Governor's Showcase Award in Mental Health. They developed an inpatient ST program that combines individual and group modalities and directed a dedicated BPD ST unit for ten years at a university affiliated psychiatric hospital. Their GST model was evaluated in a randomized controlled trial with a grant award from the USNational Institute of Mental Health. GST demonstrated strong effects in reduced BPD symptoms and improved global function as well as high recovery rates. Joan is co-Principal investigator with Arnoud Arntz for theinternational trial to furtherevaluate the GST model.She is the author with Ida Shaw of three books on ST: Group Schema Therapy for BPD, Wiley, 2012; The Schema Therapy Clinician's Guide,Wiley, 2014 and Experiencing Schema Therapy from the Inside-Out: A Self-Practice/Self-Reflections Workbook, Guilford Press, 2018and a DVD Set demonstrating GST (IVAH, 2011)
Ida Shaw
Ida Shaw Joan Farrell, Ph.D. and , M.A. are ISST Certified Trainer-Supervisors in Individual and Group SchemaTherapy; Ida holds the same level in Child-Adolescent Schema Therapy. They train internationally (16 countries) and are recognized as enthusiastic and motivating trainers who blend didactic and experiential elements in a compelling manner. Joan is an adjunct professor of clinical psychology at Indiana-Purdue University and director of research at the Indiana University School of Medicine (IUSM) Center for BPD Treatment & Research. Ida is the training director of the Center. Most of their time is spent in training and supervision to pass on their learning and experience to the next generation of psychotherapists. They have published three books on ST. Their most recent is the basis for this workshop: "Experiencing Schema Therapy from the Inside-Out: A Self-Practice/Self-Reflection Workbook for Therapists", Guilford, 2018.
Paul Kasyanik, PhD is the director of the Schema Therapy Institute in St.Petersburg, Russia. He is an Individual, Groups and Children-Adolescents Advanced Certified Schema Therapist, Supervisor and Trainer. Since 2016, Paul served as Science&Research Coordinator and from 2018 as Certification Coordinator on the Executive Board of the ISST. He conducts workshops and seminars. training Schema Therapists internationally in more than 15 countries. With the experience of more than 40 years his private practice is focused on treating adults, couples and adolescents as well as individuals in corporate settings.
Rita Younan
Dr Younan is the director and founder of the Schema Therapy Institute Australia. Dr Younan works both in Individual and Group Schema Therapy and was the Director of The Schema Therapy Department at The Victoria Clinic, a private psychiatric hospital in Melbourne, Australia. In collaborating with the founders of Group Schema Therapy, Professor Joan Farrell & Ms Ida Shaw, Dr Younan developed an intensive 4-week inpatient program in Group Schema Therapy for Complex Trauma and subsequent outpatient program.
Dr Younan has been provided with permission to empirically assess the feasibility and efficacy of this treatment program and recently presented the data as part of a Schema Therapy Panel at the 8th World Congress of Behavioural and Cognitive Therapies. Dr Younan was invited to present this data in Vienna, Austria at the International Conference for Schema Therapy as part of a panel devoted to Group Schema Therapy.
Dr. Younan is a member of the executive board for the International Society of Schema Therapy and holds the position of Training Co-Ordinator; she is also a member of the Group Certification Committee and the Training and Certification Advisory Board for Schema Therapy.
Dr Younan is a clinical supervisor/teacher for Australian Catholic University at the Post-Graduate level and a research consultant with a number of tertiary institutions studying the effectiveness of Schema Therapy across various clinical applications.
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Abstract While much previous work on reading in languages with alphabetic scripts has suggested that reading is word-based, reading in Chinese has been argued to be less reliant on words. This is primarily because in the Chinese writing system words are not spatially segmented, and characters are themselves complex visual objects. Here, we present a systematic characterization of the effects of a wide range of word and character properties on eye movements in Chinese reading, using a set of mixed-effects regression models. The results reveal a rich pattern of effects of the properties of the current, previous, and next words on a range of reading measures, which is strikingly similar to the pattern of effects of word properties reported in spaced alphabetic languages. This finding provides evidence that reading shares a word-based core and may be fundamentally similar across languages with highly dissimilar scripts. We show that these findings are robust to the inclusion of character properties in the regression models and are equally reliable when dependent measures are defined in terms of characters rather than words, providing strong evidence that word properties have effects in Chinese reading above and beyond characters. This systematic characterization of the effects of word and character properties in Chinese advances our knowledge of the processes underlying reading and informs the future development of models of reading. More generally, however, this work suggests that differences in script may not alter the fundamental nature of reading.
GB/T 7714 Li, Xingshan,Bicknell, Klinton,Liu, Pingping,et al. Reading Is Fundamentally Similar Across Disparate Writing Systems: A Systematic Characterization of How Words and Characters Influence Eye Movements in Chinese Reading[J]. JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-GENERAL,2014,143(2):895-913.
APA Li, Xingshan,Bicknell, Klinton,Liu, Pingping,Wei, Wei,&Rayner, Keith.(2014).Reading Is Fundamentally Similar Across Disparate Writing Systems: A Systematic Characterization of How Words and Characters Influence Eye Movements in Chinese Reading.JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-GENERAL,143(2),895-913.
MLA Li, Xingshan,et al."Reading Is Fundamentally Similar Across Disparate Writing Systems: A Systematic Characterization of How Words and Characters Influence Eye Movements in Chinese Reading".JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-GENERAL 143.2(2014):895-913.


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Fiat 500 – 60th Special Edition
Posted by Bill Buys | Jan 16, 2018 | Bill Buys, News & Advice | 0 |
HERE'S something special for Fiat fans: A special edition 60th Anniversary series is heading for Australia and first deliveries of the cute cabrio will start in March.
The limited edition pays tribute to the original Fiat 500 through classic styling cues and distinctive colours.
It has a vinyl dashboard, a vintage logo on the front, a chrome finish on the bonnet and aesthetic details like the chrome mirror caps, special 16-inch lightweight alloy wheel rims and a dedicated logo: 560.
The badge badge adorns the door pillar and also appears on the chrome sill and the numbered limited edition nameplate.
It also has unique dual-colour body paintwork – a three-layer white for the body of the car and pastel ivory for the bonnet and pillars and the grey and burgundy waistrail and grey fabric roof enhances this chromatic "Dolcevita" colour scheme.
The interior has retro details with the seats in ivory leather with burgundy seams, which match the central part of the dashboard and the dual-colour floor mats.
Standard features include a Dualogic automated transmission, leather gear knob and steering wheel with built-in commands, a 7-inch Uconnect touchscreen system with Bluetooth, USB and AUX IN ports, 7-inch TFT instrument display, automatic climate control, fog ights and rear parking sensors. It also has Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
The 60th Anniversary Fiat 500 special edition is on sale from $28,990.
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Please join us for an interactive, moderated panel discussion with OD leaders and senior change management experts within the government. This is an opportunity to gather with those who deliver OD in the public sector for an exchange about observed trends, experiences, tools, approaches, and lessons learned. If you work in or with federal agencies, please enrich the experience for everyone by participating and contributing your own perspectives and insights.
• What are your agency's biggest OD successes? Biggest challenges?
• How do you build value and understanding for OD in your organization?
• What are the key deliverables of OD in your agency?
• What types of initiatives are typically included under the OD category in your organization?
• What are some of your key insights and lessons learned about practicing OD in your organization?
• What do you see as the most unique aspects of implementing OD in a government culture?
• What is one thing OD consultants most need to understand about how government operates?


The Sachems head into the week looking to rebound from season-opening losses at Bishop Stang and Archbishop Williams. With veteran head coach Bill Lawrence sidelined for the season, junior varsity head coach Mike Henderson is serving as the team's interim head coach this year.
MIDDLEBORO – The Middleboro High School Sachems are 0-2.
With Henderson, who has been the program's junior varsity coach, filling in for long-time head coach Bill Lawrence, sidelined for the season after undergoing a partial knee replacement earlier this year, Middleboro has already suffered losses at Bishop Stang (3-0) and Archbishop Williams (8-5). Now another road game awaits the Sachems, a bus trip to Norwell for their South Shore League opener with the Clippers on Monday afternoon.
One year after a disappointing 11-11 finish to a 2018 season that ended with a 3-2 loss to Ashland in the first round of the MIAA Division 3 South Sectional (the Sachems did win a preliminary-round game, 6-4, over Medfield), Middleboro is fielding a sophomore-laden team.
Gone are the likes of old standbys like Enterprise All-Scholastics Evan Gwozdz (the center fielder-pitcher closed out his career by hitting .425 and stealing 21 bases his senior year) and Harrison LaPierre (a three-year starter behind the plate, he flirted with the .400 plateau all year long).
"We're a young team this year," said Henderson. "I've got seven or eight sophomores and I'm starting four of them, probably five of them on Monday. We're sophomore strong and there's a few (more) down there on jayvee I could bring up very easily to play on this team.
Even with the influx of youth, the goal remains the same for a program that has qualified for the tournament the past 23 seasons, including all 21 with Lawrence (327 career victories) at the helm, winning state titles in Division 2 in 1997 (Mike Perry's last season as head coach) and 2015 and in Division 3 in 2013.
So the message in the wake of an 0-2 start is clear: Move on from it.
The ace of the staff is Jake Stiner. A senior right-hander who can also play right field. Stiner is currently on the mend after being struck in the face by a line drive in the season opener at Stang.
Sophomores Shayne Quersher (who also plays shortstop and center field) and Zach Reed (like Quersher, he can play a number of positions) and senior Liam MacCurtain will also see time on the mound, throwing to sophomore backstops Jake Dagesse and Nick McGourthy.
The Plausky boys – senior Ryan and his younger brother Justin, who is part of an all-sophomore outfield that includes Quersher in center and Aiden Larsen in left – play shortstop and right field, respectively.
Senior Brandon Hogan, who is headed off to Stonehill College to play football, has made the move from right field to first base.
Henderson believes that Stiner's anticipated return, perhaps as soon as this week, will shore up the Sachems' pitching staff going forward.
"I think when we get Stiner back, having him throw three, four solid innings, with the young kids being able to finish games we'll be good," said Henderson. "We haven't hit yet, but once this weather breaks and it's warm we'll hit the ball. But I think it's our defense that's going to be the key. Defensively, we're pretty solid. I think that's going to win a lot of games for us. I know in baseball you think that if you hit the ball you're going to win a lot of games, but if you're a good defensive team you're going to win some games with that defense, and a big part of that is going to be those sophomore catchers.


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Appeal following serious collision near Edenbridge
Investigators are appealing for witnesses following a serious collision near Edenbridge.
The incident happened on Wednesday 16 June 2021, on the B2027 at Bough Beech, three hundred metres east of the junction with Mill Lane.
At 3.39pm, a red Mercedes coach was involved in a collision with a pedal cyclist on a black Trek bicycle.
The cyclist, a man in his 50s, was taken to a London hospital by air ambulance where he remains in a serious but stable condition.
Anyone who witnessed the collision or saw the coach or cycle in the moments leading up to the incident, is urged to call the Serious Collision Investigation Unit on 01622 798538, quoting reference XX/SL/53/21.
You can also make contact with investigators by email.


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