I can't get enough of these J.Crew canvas totes. At only $10 a piece, they make the perfect summer bag for carrying groceries from the farmer's market, grabbing lunch with the gals, or heading to the beach. I bought one a month or so ago at my local store, but they just showed up online. Hurray for all of you who don't have a beloved Crew near you!
...and which one would you get to tote sun block and sunglasses around in this summer?
First off, how GREAT are those blog names? Secondly - all three of these ladies wrote up sweet blog posts about the print, and I thank them - and everyone else who tweeted and blogged - from the bottom of my heart! So many nice comments. It means a lot.
Ladies, email me with the colors you'd like your print in! I will ship this out within the next few days! Congrats!
Thanks, again, to everyone who participated! Know that there will be more LCYgraphics giveaways in the near future! And if you didn't win but need this print, it's for sale in my Etsy shop for $15.
And J.Crew: are you ever planning to come to Europe? please!
the totes would be cuter if they didn't have JCREW slapped on the front.
Thank you! So excited I won, this is my first giveaway win ever.
Helena - that's crazy there's no J.Crew in Europe. Not even in London? That's just wrong. And I'm glad Jacob can put a smile on your face. That's why I keep him around here.
Anon - I hear ya.
The totes are so adorable! I can't believe they're only $10.
Wonderful totes... I love the last one! and I can't believe you found something full price at J.Crew that is only $10... great find!
Love the Poodle Gallery and Dog Days. Congrats to the winners!!
Thanks Alaina. I now got my girls their birthday present. Every high schooler needs a different tote for carrying their books. Also, found a pair of flip flops on sale while on the site also.
Well I couldn't agree more with all of you! I purchased the Dog Days bag about a month ago after seeing in the store and falling in love.
These are the cutest totes- I love the dog walking one. Congrats to winners- great print :) If i get a desk in my new apt, this is going to be framed over it!!!


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Alice Tully Hall
BEETHOVEN Symphony No. 5
SCHUBERT Symphony No. 5
BEETHOVEN Piano Concerto No. 4
Petra Somlai, Fortepiano
This festive conclusion to ACO's 35th season and ongoing celebration of Beethoven's 250th includes the composer's Fifth Symphony, a stirring work from its iconic opening line. As part of our SFZP Project festival, the program also features Hungarian virtuoso Petra Somlai on fortepiano, performing Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 4. Schubert's sparkling Symphony No. 5 balances the musical intensity.
This concert is part of ACO's subscription series. For more information about subscription options, click here. Single tickets now available! See Tickets link below.
Concert Preview
Maestro Thomas Crawford continues his innovative Concert Preview, beginning each concert with a lively introduction to the works on the program to come, with excerpts performed by the full orchestra. Rather than a lecture, these previews are an invitation to both seasoned and first-time concertgoers to connect with the music on a deeper, more personal level. Concert Previews begin at 8 PM and are free to all ticket holders.
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So you don't want to go to church anymore?
It has taken me about one year and 2 months but I have finally read it. And now I want to read it again. And experience Father's unconditional love.
If you are struggling with attending church and meeting up with fellow Christians, I suggest that you also read it. You may want to read it again. You may experience Father's unconditional love through it!


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JJ Amaworo Wilson's Blog
Shakespeare in the Age of the Tyrant
By JJ Amaworo Wilson
Stephen Greenblatt's new book, Tyrant: Shakespeare on Power, is a timely tome. As Greenblatt well knows, we're living in an age of ruthless strongmen. The world's recent and lamentable swing to the right is embodied by all-powerful authoritarians. Here's the cast list:
Nicolás Maduro (Venezuela) – presiding over an avoidable domestic catastrophe, a post-apocalyptic hellscape involving food shortages, street gangs, and a completely collapsed infrastructure. He was supposedly reelected in 2018 with 68% of the vote (pigs were seen flying over Caracas the day the result was announced).
Rodrigo Duterte (Philippines) – an old-fashioned caudillo (strong man) bulldozing his way through the edifice of human rights, unleashing dirty wars against his critics, not to mention defenseless farmers and peasant communities.
Vladimir Putin (Russia) – as Time Magazine puts it: "Putin, a 65-year-old man in a country with a male life expectancy of 64, embodies an image of Russian virility and swagger" – making Russia great again by meddling in foreign elections, annexing neighbors, and suppressing dissent at home.
Viktor Orbán (Hungary) – ultra-nationalist and promoter of "illiberal democracy," closing borders to refugees in order to "preserve Hungary's Christian culture." You couldn't make this stuff up. Does he know what Christianity is supposed to stand for?
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan (Turkey) – once the big hope for democracy in the region, turned authoritarian after a military coup in 2016 failed to oust him. He's now cracking down on dissent by locking up journalists by the dozen.
Donald Trump (USA) – don't know where to start.
Against this list, look at Shakespeare's power-wielders: King Lear, unraveled by pride and the cruelty of his daughters Goneril and Regan. Macbeth, whose pursuit of power destroys him. Richard III, a man-become-murderer-become-monster, a psychotic so cynical and cruel that actor Antony Sher could think of no other way to play him than as a staggering black spider.
Shakespeare, according to Greenblatt, created these characters to illustrate what power does to men. It makes villains of us. It amplifies our faults. (There's nothing wrong with being ambitious, like Macbeth, until you start killing people.) It corrupts our souls and eats away at our humanity. Macbeth sleeps no more after he gains the throne by murdering Duncan. For King Henry, "Uneasy lies the head that wears a crown" (King Henry IV Part 2).
Shakespeare understood power and tyranny better than any writer who's ever lived. Greenblatt illustrates this superbly with vivid discussions of Lear, Coriolanus, Macbeth, Leontes, Richard III, and others. Besides his examination of the kings' flaws, Greenblatt describes the role of "enablers." These are the henchmen and sounding boards, opportunists and court lackeys who are in it for themselves, picking up whatever scraps they can.
The book also discusses the mob – the role of the public in the rise of a tyrant. When Greenblatt alludes to the masses who "take vicarious pleasure in the release of pent-up aggression, in the black humor of it all, in the open speaking of the unspeakable," he may as well have written "the deplorables."
If you want to understand today's tyrants, read this book. Or better still, go back to the source, a 400-year-old vale of tears and soaring language that does not age. In Shakespeare's tragedies, you'll find everything you need to know about tyranny and power, because the bard – the great, mysterious poet of the human soul – knew it all.
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2017 Stage 2, Day 15: A dance about architecture
Someone much smarter than ourselves once said, "Writing about music is like dancing about architecture." While we'll admit to a contrarian attempt to learn the Tudor Revival Tango just to prove them wrong, we take their point. Each medium that offers the chance of human expression creates a language onto itself—each with their particular resonance for the portion of sublime that it animates in that chakra-like space between our hearts and our heads. Or something like that.
Today, the Ode to Joy Chorus, the Guggenheim, the hundreds of cheering dockside fans in Ketchikan, and the thousands more across the internet welcomed Karl Kruger/Team Heart of Gold to Ketchikan and into the rare air where human accomplishment resonates so broadly; SUP to Alaska in 14 days and change. Cheering, shaking heads, open mouths, F-bombs, Emoji, emoji, emoji, hallelujah in every sense of the word.
Even without the confusing exercise of describing Karl's arrival through architecture, the language at our disposal only gets us so close. That was true from the time our cameras intercepted him in a post-cheeseburger moment at the Shearwater Resort (see clip of the day), to the awkward dockside exuberance of a crowd of people, including us, who wanted to be near him but knowingly lacked a meaningful bridge between excitement and understanding. We stood on the dock or stared at the screen and words surfaced from our mouths that we knew both true and inadequate: "Amazing," "Unbelievable," "Congratulations." We beamed and stood too close for too long, like a four-year-old infatuated with a birthday party magician—heartfelt, but lacking a credibility to elevate the praise beyond a boundless appreciation. On the dock or on the internet, we needed to say these things at the same time knowing we had nothing to say. Our words were less of a conversation and more chance for the audible echoes of our beings to get as close as possible to the wonder that is Karl Kruger. "Way to go" was sincere, inadequate, and as close as our wide-eyed brains could get to meaningful. He was there with us, but 750 miles past any experience we could wrap our minds around.
Unless you've also paddled a board to Alaska, how could you even come close to creating a frame of reference? You might have been on a paddleboard, but when was the last time you were on a one for longer than an afternoon? You might have been alone, but two weeks? You might have gone ultra-light camping but probably not to the "food wafers instead of food" level where every ounce might be the difference between making it to Alaska and a sluggish board, strained muscles, and the kind of injury that could leave you throbbing and foodless in the middle of a cold nowhere. Unless you've augmented your time on paddle boards with big wall climbs, through hiked the PCT, surfing, kayak touring, and silent monastic retreats, how do you get even close to the never ending "Stroke, breath, stroke, breath" existence of Karl's last two weeks?
When was the last time you were alone, really alone, Karl Kruger alone, for two weeks? The occasional bewildered boater, once in a while heartfelt text from home, as many cheeseburgers as possible, but mostly alone; without even the distractions of media that have become the sonic wallpaper to our lives. Music, internet fact checking and rewatching the West Wing because the new season of Handmaid's Tale isn't out yet—all absent and replaced by Nature 360. Imagine how you would rattle around in your head given that endless supply of nothing, how the lesser angels of your soul might question every big and little decision of your past and near future—the mounting doubts of your life, your job, your marriage, this race, why are you here? The quiet can serve as a megaphone to doubts, especially in the midnight of a storm-whipped sleep, laying cold in the damp gravel of the high tide line. Every gust threatening to shred the only thin shelter you have, every creak and rustle sounding more and more like the bears you saw earlier. Your blisters are growing, and that creek on the map went dry so now you dig in the hopes of the water you need to stay stay alive and wash the film from those damned wafers out of your mouth. This is optional. Stroke, breath, stroke, breath
On top of the Mt Everest-level physical feat Karl just accomplished is the metaphor defying feat of negotiating his psyche during those 750 optional miles of cold feet and weary muscles. Here the frame of reference is truly challenged to evolve past 4 year-old/magician, and maybe because it is so rare to see victory without a loser. As he stepped from his board to the dock, Karl's excited and placid demeanor wasn't that of someone who just won in the classic sense of competition. When he rang the bell in victory, there wasn't an ounce of ego driven celebration, no bloody-mouthed dance over an opponent still flat on the mat. He didn't kiss the ground, utter his "never agains" then offer the crowd his hardship confessional; sharing the worst of it to validate the experience through applause. He hadn't conquered the coast, the finish line wasn't his salvation. He hadn't left it all on the field, won by KO, extra innings or penalty kicks. Karl's race had always been with himself, and rather than the dramatic punctuation of a buzzer, the final point, or nosing across 6 minutes ahead of the next guy. His victory emerged from within, seemingly by better aligning his being with the everything happening both inside and outside of head. The waves, the weather, himself. His body was weary, visibly smaller than when he left, but his core seemed unmoved and if anything larger, more settled, more rooted.
For many teams, the finish line takes on a "Ketchikan or bust" persona, and they arrive with tattered sails, hasty repairs, wet gear, and exhaustion. Their plan is to ring the bell and then sort out the legacy of mayhem left by all of the corners cut in the final days. Ketchikan is their reset button. In contrast, Karl paddled in with all intact, pulled a bone dry jacket from his bag and met the solitude shattering throngs of cameras and fans with the same easy eyed smile he had when he left Port Townsend. He was finished, but his version looked closer to complete.
Karl always knew he could do it, so did his family. Most of the rest of us fell somewhere between skeptical and lacking the frame of reference broad enough to include that a SUP to Alaska was even a possibility. Seriously, remember the first time you heard SUP and R2AK in the same sentence? Regardless of how far the scales of your opinions tipped towards skepticism, if you're like us, your judgment was stayed at least momentarily by a healthy dose of "Really? That's a thing?"
As much as Karl stayed the same the rest of us transformed with each stroke, gale, wafer, and cheeseburger that brought him closer to the finish. Our disbelief never wavered, even now it's mostly intact. But whatever skepticism we had was displaced with the kind of enthusiasm that started with a shake of the head, a smile as we tucked in the tracker for a reluctant good night, and building to the hoots of enthusiasm, punching your co-workers in the shoulder, hugging whoever was nearby as he rang the bell, wiping tears of joy as he embraced his wife and daughter for the first time. He had done it. This apparently was a thing and for whatever reason it mattered.
When we started the Race to Alaska, we hoped that it would inspire us all to connect with the best parts of our possibility. That in a world dominated by contrivance and commercials we might provide a forum to reconnect people to adventure in its purest form. Without rules, motors, and as close to the nature-state wildness of a stretch of untamed coastline, connecting all of us to everyday heroes inside of us all who might consider the challenge first and the size of the applause a far off second or third. If there were an embodiment of the architecture dance of the full scope of awesome we hoped the race would encompass, Team Heart of Gold gets as close to pure "that" in a way we never imagined possible until we were reveling along with all of you as he crossed the finish line. What could be more audacious, hardcore and simple than a paddle, a board and as little as you can carry? Cram as much skill and deep determination as will fit in a human, dip the blade again and again until Ketchikan is in sight and impossible is a few horizons behind. For the people on the dock, the thousands watching from the internet, the superfans who lined the beaches to cheer him along the way, and people just hearing about it for the first time this was a rare type of incredible. Mind blowing, heart expanding, reality shifting incredible.
A guy in Ketchikan encountered Karl and his story for the first time in the fading echoes of the cheering dockside celebration. He recovered from his double take to offer his abridged version of that journey through skepticism.
Guy: "I kind of don't believe that you did it."
Karl: "I'm here to tell you that I did."
Stroke, breath, stroke, breath.
The language of SUP might seem simplistic, but the layered nuance of taking one to Alaska might be the kinesthetic Haiku we'll all be unpacking for years. Inside its four syllables are the depths of our possibility.


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Technology: Electronics
CAP-XX Launches Full-Scale Production of Murata Supercapacitors after Successfully Commissioning Murata Production Lines at new CAP-XX Facility in Sydney
January 19, 2021 imreal	Leave a comment
Murata's production lines now installed at CAP-XX are producing supercapacitors of 35 mF to 1F and up to 5.5 Volts.
We are pleased to launch our newly-commissioned facility, after overcoming the international business challenges 2020 presented," Anthony Kongats, CAP-XX CEO. "Our facility features world class production automation to manufacture the most cost competitive, highest quality prismatic supercapacitors.
SYDNEY (PRWEB)
CAP-XX Limited (LSE:CPX), the leading manufacturer of ultra-thin, board-mounted prismatic supercapacitors and cylindrical supercapacitors, announces that it has launched full-scale production and shipments of the thin prismatic Murata supercaps following the successful installation of the former Murata production lines at CAP-XX's new headquarters and manufacturing facility in Sydney, Australia.
CAP-XX acquired Murata's supercapacitor production lines in late 2019, shipped them from Japan to Australia in stages throughout 2020, and began initial production in Q4 2020 shipping to key customers. The company has relocated from its Lane Cove facility to a much larger facility in Seven Hills, Sydney to accommodate Murata's state-of-the-art production lines which have greatly increased CAP-XX's production capacity.
"We are pleased to launch our newly-commissioned facility, after overcoming the international business challenges that 2020 presented," said Anthony Kongats, CAP-XX CEO. "Our new facility features world class production automation to manufacture the most cost competitive, highest quality prismatic supercapacitors available. These CAP-XX branded products have the same specifications and DMF, DMT and DMH part numbers that Murata previously offered under CAP-XX license."
The newly-commissioned production lines are producing supercapacitors ranging from 35 millifarad to 1 farad (35 mF to 1F) and up to 5.5 Volts. Special features include:
Thin form factor down to 0.4 mm thickness (Z height)
Long life – High operating temperature -40 to 85°C
Low ESR down to 40 m Ohms
Hot-Bar solderable for low-cost automated PCB assembly
CAP-XX's Prismatic Supercapacitor Table features the Murata part specifications at the top: https://www.cap-xx.com/products/prismatic-overview/
Applications for CAP-XX supercapacitors include: IoT and IIoT hardware, solid-state drives, automotive, smart meters, smart phones, smart credit cards, wearables, 3V coin cell battery applications and medical devices.
About CAP-XX
CAP-XX (LSE:CPX) is a world leader in the design and manufacture of small, very thin supercapacitors. The company's ultra-thin prismatic supercapacitors are ideal for space-constrained electronics applications where small energy storage device size and thickness are important. The unique feature of CAP-XX supercapacitors is their very high power density and high-energy storage capacity in space-efficient thin prismatic and compact cylindrical packages. For more information about CAP-XX, visit http://www.cap-xx.com or email sales@cap-xx.com.
Preserve Your Curves – New Health/Fitness Book Shows Teachers/Students Modified Yoga Postures/Pilates Exercises to Avoid Injury
Dr. Kevin Khalili, chiropractor and founder of Santa Barbara based Laser Rehab Institute.
I tapped over 100 different scientific sources to help people who practice yoga and Pilates avoid injuries
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (PRWEB)
An eye-opening new health/fitness book titled 'Preserve Your Curves' applies science to ancient yoga postures and Pilates' more modern physical fitness practice. Both enjoy millions of followers worldwide, yet many people suffer avoidable injuries because certain activities may harm the spine. The author, Dr. Kevin Khalili, DC, CCEP, spent years researching the cause of injury to create an easy-to-apply book of modified postures and practices that help everyone maximize their health.
"Preserve Your Curves is a great resource; with the growing popularity of both yoga and Pilates, I started seeing many injuries, not just to students, but also their teachers," says Khalili," a Santa Barbara-based chiropractor and founder of the Laser Rehab Institute. "I wanted to learn more about why this was occurring and discovered that certain movements scientifically proven as harmful to the spine were being replicated in both disciplines. "Preserve Your Curves" reveals my findings and gives modified postures/exercises to preserve the spine." Once Dr. Khalili discovered how people were hurting themselves, he decided to test alternatives. It took Dr. Khalili over fourteen years to write the book, featuring exercises successfully tested on himself and his patients. The book features over 160 pictures detailing the execution of each modified practice.
"The book is not to knock yoga or Pilates, far from it, I love both," says Dr. Khalili. "We know a lot more about how the body works than we did a hundred years or even decades ago. The scientific research regarding proper bio-mechanical movement has now been thoroughly established. When we stray from this, developing an injury or painful condition is not an "if" but a "when." I tapped over 100 different scientific sources to help people who practice yoga and Pilates avoid injuries. Both practices rely on teachers. Teachers have the best of intentions, and students always trust their teachers. Unfortunately, without an understanding of the knowledge presented in my book, developing an injury can occur."
For people who are already experiencing pain or injury, Dr. Khalili has some advice. "I recommend they try to understand the source and causation of their pain," he says. "My book provides some helpful insight along with seeking an evaluation and treatment with a Certified Chiropractic Biophysics doctor at http://www.idealspine.com. For immediate relief, I would put an icepack wrapped in a cotton t-shirt and apply it to the painful area for 20 minutes and repeat every 2 hours up to 4 times per day. If urgent care is needed due to severe and debilitating pain, then call 911."
For a copy of Preserve Your Curves, go to DrKhalili.com
Number of illustrations and/or pictures: 163
All benefits and proceeds from the sale of the book will go to:
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About Dr. Khalili:
For more than 25 years, Dr. Khalili has been practicing preventive sports medicine and is the clinical director of the Laser Rehab Institute of Santa Barbara, California. He graduated from the Los Angeles College of Chiropractic in 1992 and became a Certified Fellow of Chiropractic Biophysics in 2002. After pursuing postgraduate studies at Life Chiropractic College West, in 2017, he became a Certified Chiropractic Extremity Practitioner (CCEP).
He is the founder of Dr. Khalili, LLC, a company dedicated to researching and developing plant-powered products and innovative home fitness solutions along with offering an online optimal health learning center. His primary intentions are to encourage people to strive purposely towards their goals, speak mindfully to themselves and others, see gratefully for what they got rather than what they're not, smile freely throughout life, sweat daily for at least 45 minutes, sleep deeply for 9 hours, and savor sustainably sourced organic foods that are at least 95% plant-based.
5 Trends for senior living in 2021 emerge during ICAA Forum
ICAA Forum Report, Future-proof your senior living community
"The upside of the COVID-19 pandemic for senior living is the opportunity to truly reinvent the product to one that will appeal to the younger older adults who are future residents, and expand beyond the small percent of older adults who now choose their combination of housing and services."
VANCOUVER, British Columbia (PRWEB)
The extraordinary efforts made by the staff and leadership in senior living communities were successful in keeping many older adult residents safe and healthy. While the fundamental services offered in independent living, assisted living and memory care continued to be provided, by the end of 2020, leaders in senior living were imagining the optimal community that offers the lifestyle and services current residents desire, and the quality-of-life future residents will seek.
More than 85 thought leaders joined together at the International Council on Active Aging Forum in November 2020 to future-proof the industry by identifying a philosophy and infrastructure to withstand the stresses that impact operations. Former competitors became allies as they shared ideas and focused on the elements that construct a resilient community.
Five future-proof trends recap the major themes that will direct the next normal of senior living.
1. Redefine the meaning of "community." Repositioning the senior living community as an accessible neighborhood within the larger community provides sustainability by making it easier to expand services to older adults residing off the property, and to open on-property services and amenities to nonresidents. Providing affordable housing for staff and their families is an option that helps solve staffing challenges for the community and economic challenges for staff.
2. Expand the built and unbuilt environment. The outdoor features of sidewalks, gardens, paths and nearby parks and recreation become equal in importance to the indoor spaces, redesigned to allow for quick resets depending on purpose. Large and small spaces with moveable walls and "tiny house" features like flip-up table tops build in flexibility. Purpose-built virtual health care locations are designed for technology and privacy. Patios and balconies are accessible places for active and passive pursuits.
3. Integrate technology through all operations. Future demand means internet connections, software and hardware are available in all areas of a building, as well as outdoors. Tech-enabled spaces will be used by upskilled staff and residents who have easy access to training and troubleshooting. Personal technologies, such as activity trackers and heart rate monitors, will be widely used, and rooms equipped with smart utilities, remote monitoring, voice-activated systems and in-house channels will be embedded in living and service areas.
4. Strengthen workforce quality, growth and retention. Along with updated recognition of the importance of frontline staff to the existence of senior living comes compensation-building benefits that might include access to on-site health care, dining and other amenities. Well-defined career paths from frontline to other roles, and serious professional development opportunities beyond those required by regulations, build the quality workforce. Flexible work schedules and options for affordable housing near or on the property relieve staff turnover while providing safety for residents by reducing travel time and need for second jobs.
5. Emphasize wellness culture and lifestyle. Wellness is the philosophy that guides the actions of everyone in all areas of a community. Woven into all areas of the residents' lives, wellness in all the dimensions is the sales pitch that invites new residents and the lifestyle that retains them (remember that health care is a component of the physical dimension of wellness). A hybrid model combining virtual with in-person opportunities uses the technologies pervasive throughout the community.
"The visions created by the industry thought leaders are ambitious, innovative and inspiring," says Colin Milner, founder and CEO of the International Council on Active Aging. "The upside of the COVID-19 pandemic for senior living is the opportunity to truly reinvent the product to one that will appeal to the younger older adults who are future residents, and expand beyond the small percent of older adults who now choose their combination of housing and services."
Full details of these trends are found in the ICAA Forum report, "Future-proof your senior living community." You can download it at https://www.icaa.cc//listing.php?type=white_papers
Baseline strategies and tactics are captured in "Creating a path towards the 'next normal' in senior living," the results of the ICAA COVID-19 Senior Living Task Force held in May 2020. You can download it at https://www.icaa.cc//listing.php?type=white_papers
The ICAA Forum was sponsored by Humana, NuStep, Delos Labs, Keiser, Matrix, iN2L, LiveBrite Today, Merrithew, Morrison Living
About the ICAA Forum
https://www.icaa.cc/conferenceandevents/forums.htm
The ICAA Forum brings together thought leaders from many organizations—both private and public—to form a think tank that develops strategies to turn the challenges facing senior living providers into opportunities. Launched in 2005, the meetings forge connections among industry leaders while promoting understanding and cohesive action around the ultimate goal: health and quality of life as people age.
Organizer: Colin Milner, CEO, International Council on Active Aging, colinmilner@icaa.cc
About the International Council on Active Aging (ICAA)
http://www.icaa.cc
ICAA is a professional association that leads, connects and defines the active-aging industry and supports professionals who aspire to develop wellness cultures for adults over 50. This support includes creating wellness environments, programs and services. The association is focused on active aging—an approach to aging that helps older adults live life as fully as possible within all dimensions of wellness—and provides its members with education, information, resources and tools. As an active-aging educator and advocate, ICAA has advised numerous organizations and governmental bodies, including the US Administration on Aging, the National Institute on Aging (one of the US National Institutes of Health), the US Department of Health and Human Services, Canada's Special Senate Committee on Aging, and the British Columbia (Canada) Ministries of Health and Healthy Living and Sport.
Embark Behavioral Health Creates Specialized Program to Improve Adolescent Boy Mental Health
"Boys do their best work when teachers establish an authentic purpose and meaningful, real-life connections," which is what The Forge School encourages.
TEMPE, Ariz. (PRWEB)
Embark Behavioral Health recently opened The Forge School – a state-of-the-art residential treatment program in Benton, Tennessee – developed in response to the increasing rates of mental health issues in adolescent boys.
According to recent research, the rate at which young Americans took their own lives reached unprecedented levels in 2017, driven by a sharp rise in suicides among teenage boys, said Joe Barnard, the program's founder and executive director. He went on to cite statistics from the Journal of American Medical Association, which revealed that year alone, suicide claimed the lives of over 5,000 males between ages 15- 24.
Embark Division President, Chris Perkins, said of The Forge:
"This is the first program of its kind to not only address the unique needs of boys and young men but has been designed to accommodate both long and short-term care needs and want to utilize their healthcare insurance to pay for treatment. No matter what the need, The Forge provides the same world-class service that families have come to expect from an Embark treatment program.
Focused on the emotional and neurobiological needs of teenage boys (14-17), The Forge School combines individual and family counseling with educational rigor and extraordinary outdoor experiences to help build resilience. Barnard said of the program, "Our holistic educational experience with engaging, practical life skills help facilitate a deeper understanding of each student's core sense of self resulting in positive behavioral change." Dr. Michael Gurian, a family counselor, founder of The Gurian Institute and a leading researcher in gender-specific learning style differences, as well as a co-developer of The Forge School academic and clinical program, stated that "Boys do their best work when teachers establish an authentic purpose and meaningful, real-life connections."
The Forge School encourages students to continually test their skills and to push forward regardless of perceived success or failure, which builds resilience and grit. To learn more about The Forge, go to forgeschoolrtc.com/ or contact: 866-520-3867.
About Embark
Embark Behavioral Health is an award-winning and leading network of behavioral health treatment centers, for young people, that is dedicated to reversing the current all-time highs in adolescent anxiety, depression and suicide to all-time lows by 2028. The company is headquartered in Tempe, Arizona and operates 19 programs in 13 states. Embark has a proven, internationally validated outcomes platform, the industry's highest quality of care and safety standards, and a unique and complementary continuum of programs including residential treatment, wilderness therapy, partial hospital, in-home, virtual and outpatient services.
For more information about Embark or our treatment programs, visit: embarkbh.com.
Datalogic launches the new Skorpio™ X5, the most advanced key-based mobile computer
The Skorpio X5 delivers the highest computational CPU power, the largest and brightest screen display, and the latest generation of scan engines, including a unique Mid-Range imager.
EUGENE, Ore. (PRWEB)
Datalogic, a global leader in the automatic data capture and factory automation markets, is pleased to announce the Skorpio™ X5, a new ultra-fast, high-performing key-based mobile computer featuring the largest multi-touch display in the Portable Data Terminal (PDT) market.
Maintaining rapid, accurate and seamless data capture to provide real-time visibility is essential in applications like warehousing, fulfillment, inventory, store operations, shipping & receiving. The new Skorpio™ X5 enables Retail, Transportation, Logistics, Manufacturing and Healthcare companies to reach new levels of reliability and flexibility. Operators in any of these industries can carry out their tasks efficiently with its ultra-fast and dominant computational CPU power. The most demanding enterprise applications can simultaneously run seamlessly, leveraging the high-performing processor of the market-leading 2.2Ghz CPU Qualcomm Snapdragon 600® platform.
For utmost productivity, the Skorpio X5 features the largest and brightest, rugged, Gorilla© Glass screen display in the PDT market at 4.3 inches. The large screen provides plenty of viewable space for the most modern, feature-rich applications and display of product pictures. Skorpio X5 provides unrivaled readability in any light condition, including bright outdoor lighting.
The Skorpio X5 also features the latest generation of scan engines specifically designed and developed by Datalogic. Customers can choose the scan engine that will better fit with their business needs: Linear imager, Standard 2D imager, the new and unique Mid-Range imager, and soon-to-be available Auto Range version for extra-long-range readings. Workers using the Skorpio X5 can immediately read any barcode, in any condition, whether labels are damaged or scratched, visible or covered.
The Skorpio X5 is a fully rugged device constructed to withstand the harshest environments and circumstances. Proven to sustain multiple drops up to 1.8m / 6ft onto concrete, hermetic to dust, and protected against waterjets with an IP65 rating. Its lightweight, ergonomic, and perfectly balanced design reduces users' fatigue while enhancing productivity in all scan-intensive applications. The functional keyboard design delivers enhanced tactile feel from key presses for faster data entry. Added value in exclusive ergonomic features include the highly visible function keys serving as shortcuts for frequently used applications, and the virtual floating scan trigger, SoftSpot™ technology.
The Skorpio X5 wireless charging models are the only PDTs in the market with this future-proof charging technology providing top reliability and the lowest cost of ownership. The ultra-reliable contactless charging models provides a much lower maintenance cost since charging contacts are more prone to failure and can be receptacles for dust accumulation and microbial growth.
As an 'Android Enterprise Recommended' device, the Skorpio X5, meets the elevated enterprise requirements as specified by Google™ in terms of hardware and software. The unmatched intuitiveness, user experience, stability, and security are guaranteed by running the latest Android™ 10 version and leveraging Google Enterprise APIs for security, provisioning and deployment. Furthermore, the user-friendly GMS (Google Mobile Services) platform allows access to Play Store to download only verified and virus-free applications.
The Skorpio X5 will allow no interruptions in the most demanding and scan-intensive applications. Options of standard or high-capacity batteries, hot swappable battery technology, and the Datalogic Smart Battery Management application allow use for extended shifts. Battery conditions can be easily monitored through an exclusive visual LED indicator.
Beyond the ultra-reliable performance of the Skorpio X5, there are a variety of tailored configurations for specific operator needs available. This versatile form-factor allows multiple configurations based on application requirement needs; with the possibility to choose from two (2) convertible form-factors, two (2) charging technologies, two (2) memory configurations; and, three (3) scan engines or keyboard layouts.
Andrew Duncan, SVP Product Marketing at Datalogic, commented: "The Skorpio X5 is the most advanced key-based mobile computer on the market, and features wireless charging capabilities. It brings the highest computational CPU power, the largest and brightest screen display, and the latest generation of scan engines, including a unique Mid-Range imager. With the Skorpio X5, businesses will be able to reach new productivity levels."
One You Love Homecare Continues Broad Expansion in Senior Care Industry with Continued Franchise Growth in 2021
One You Love Homecare
"While the pandemic has changed everything, we continue to be focused on unsurpassed quality senior care within our clients' homes along with our unrivaled technology platform to further enhance our extensive care offerings," said David Giacobbo, President and CEO of One You Love Homecare
PHILADELPHIA (PRWEB)
One You Love Homecare, the trusted source for in-home senior care services, continues its recent expansion reaching thirteen new franchise agreements throughout the continental United States. From the Philadelphia corporate headquarters serving both South Jersey and Philadelphia regions, One You Love Homecare's expansion includes franchise locations broadening coverage in New Jersey and the Philadelphia suburbs plus franchise locations in Maryland, Ohio, Utah, Tennessee, Nevada, Texas, North Carolina and Florida. While currently at fourteen locations, including the corporate headquarters based out of Philadelphia, PA, One You Love Homecare is currently in discussions with a number of potential franchisees with plans to increase its presence through strategic franchise growth throughout the United States.
"While the pandemic has changed everything, we continue to be focused on unsurpassed quality senior care within our clients' homes along with our unrivaled technology platform to further enhance our extensive care offerings," said David Giacobbo, President and CEO of One You Love Homecare. "One You Love Homecare is extremely proud of the culture we have built since our company's inception and we continue to be highly focused on franchisee success, with extensive support fueling our existing franchisees' growth now and into the future." One You Love Homecare provides senior care services for family members and loved ones within their own homes for maximum comfort, well-being and peace of mind.
To learn more about One You Love Homecare, visit the company website at https://oneyoulovehomecare.com. For more information on senior care franchise opportunities at One You Love Homecare, please visit https://oneyoulovehomecare.com/franchise/
ABOUT ONE YOU LOVE HOMECARE
One You Love Homecare provides senior in-home care services for loved ones. One You Love Homecare takes a dedicated, comprehensive and proven approach to caring for loved ones in their own homes. Delivering the best care possible including 24/7 support from our professional care-giving team means exceptional reliability and total peace of mind for you and your family. We offer both our traditional Senior Home Care Services, including Personal Care and Companion Care, plus Comprehensive Care Management Plans to deliver extensive care coverage customized for each client with fixed, affordable rates. Investing in a One You Love Homecare franchise is based on the total commitment to caring for others. Our services focus on assisting seniors or other adults who are chronically or acutely ill, disabled or who need help performing day-to-day tasks in the home. The strength behind the One You Love Homecare brand is our core set of values and dedication to making a difference in our clients' lives.
National Conscience Month Workshops on How to Optimize the Conscience to Solve Life's Challenges
Founder of National Conscience Month
If we hold our politicians to the high standard of truth rather than non-truth, are we not bound by the same standard–to use the Conscience as our guide in all we say and do? — Leonard Perlmutter
AVERILL PARK, N.Y. (PRWEB)
In the midst of historic and painful political, public health, economic and racial crises, Americans of all ages are seeking the Truth and wisdom they need to guide their choices and ensure their continued freedom and wellbeing. To expand their understanding of how the human Conscience can be optimized to solve all of life's challenges, Leonard Perlmutter, founder of the American Meditation Institute(AMI) and National Conscience Month, will teach two special six-week workshops entitled the Foundation Course of Yoga Science beginning on Saturday afternoons February 13 and Wednesday evenings March 3, 2021.
When news of disturbing events is ever-present, Truth can feel elusive. We look to external sources to learn what is true, but we come away feeling confused and hopeless. In his upcoming workshops Mr. Perlmutter will explain that it is only by regularly employing the Conscience that we will find the Truth and discover the strength, wisdom, creativity and confidence we need to resolve the seemingly unresolvable. Our task then is to learn how to train the mind so we can heed that quiet, reliable voice of the Conscience.
According to Leonard Perlmutter, "In these polarized and anxious times, each of us has a role to play in bringing more understanding and compassion into our relationships and the nation. The key? We must learn how to coordinate the loud, insistent, limited perspectives of the ego, senses and unconscious mind so that they support our Conscience—our ever-present connection to the Truth."
A recent comprehensive study of Perlmutter's previous students showed numerous benefits from this curriculum including reduced stress and anxiety; improved energy and focus; relief from issues like headaches, high blood pressure, and chronic pain; increased creativity; and greater happiness and optimism. Perlmutter's Foundation Course curriculum is certified for continuing education credits (CME) for physicians and nurses by the American Medical Association and American Nurses Association, and endorsed by medical pioneers Dean Ornish MD, Bernie Siegel MD, Larry Dossey MD and Mehmet Oz MD (Dr. Oz).
"Your Conscience," an easy-to-read handbook with simple experiments to practice using your Conscience will be published by AMI Publishers in September 2021. It is only through our personal experience of testing the wisdom of the Conscience that we learn to trust it as the only reliable guide to making better choices.
About the American Meditation Institute
The American Meditation Institute is a 501(c)3 non-profit educational organization devoted to the teaching and practice of Yoga Science, meditation and its allied disciplines as mind-body medicine. In its holistic approach to wellness, AMI combines the healing arts of the East with the practicality of modern Western science. The American Meditation Institute offers a wide variety of classes, retreats, and teacher training programs. AMI also publishes Transformation a quarterly journal of Yoga Science as holistic mind-body medicine. Call 800.234.5115 for a mail or email subscription.
More resources and information about National Conscience Month are available at ConscienceMonth.org.
Leonard Perlmutter, founder of National Conscience Month and The American Meditation Institute is available for interviews.
To schedule an interview, please contact:
American Meditation Institute
60 Garner Road
Averill Park, NY 12018
Business: Insurance
Alera Group Acquires CSNW Benefits
As an existing member of the Benefit Advisors Group, CSNW Benefits has existing relationships with many Alera Group firms and an outstanding collaborative culture, making them an excellent fit for Alera Group.
DEERFIELD, Ill. and PORTLAND, Ore. (PRWEB)
Alera Group, a leading national insurance and financial services firm, today announced the acquisition of CSNW Benefits, effective December 31, 2020.
Headquartered in Portland, Oregon, CSNW Benefits serves clients throughout the Northwest region, creating tailored employee benefits and retirement services plans. Leveraging compliance tools, HR resources and outstanding customer service, the CSNW Benefits team brings clarity to the complexity of insurance. The firm serves clients in a variety of industries, with specific vertical expertise in manufacturing and non-profits.
"We are proud to welcome the CSNW Benefits team to Alera Group, and we look forward to their impact as they work with other firms throughout the West region," said Alan Levitz, CEO of Alera Group. "As an existing member of the Benefit Advisors Group, CSNW Benefits has existing relationships with many Alera Group firms and an outstanding collaborative culture, making them an excellent fit for Alera Group."
"Joining Alera Group is an exciting development for our firm, and we look forward to the ways this will allow us to strengthen our client service with national tools and resources," said Dan O'Doherty, Managing Partner of CSNW Benefits. "As part of Alera Group, we will maintain our existing community relationships, while continuing to grow our business through collaboration."
The CSNW Benefits team will continue serving clients in their existing roles. Terms of the transaction were not announced.
About Alera Group
Based in Deerfield, IL, Alera Group's over 2,000 employees serve thousands of clients nationally in employee benefits, property and casualty, retirement services and wealth management. Alera Group is the 15th largest privately held firm in the country. For more information, visit https://aleragroup.com.
Germinator Mobile Sanitizing and Disinfecting Adds Dr. Jay Noller to its Scientific Advisory Board
I am looking forward to working alongside Germinator as a member of its esteemed Scientific Board in a continued effort to research and understand the transmission of emerging pathogens onto food and surfaces, said Dr. Noller.
ATLANTA (PRWEB)
Germinator Mobile Sanitizing and Disinfecting, a national leader in the sanitizing and disinfecting industry, is pleased to announce the addition of Dr. Jay Noller to its Scientific Advisory Board effective Jan. 1.
Dr. Noller has been a pioneer in the agricultural field, providing 21 years of leadership at Oregon State University (OSU). As a member of the Germinator Scientific Advisory Board, Dr. Noller's contributions will include assisting with the design and execution of proposed studies to explore the remediation of surface and food acquisition of COVID-19 through grants from the US Department of Agriculture and other entities.
Jeff Gill, Founder and CEO of Germinator, stated, "We're elated to welcome Dr. Noller to our distinguished team of public health experts, especially as we address the current misunderstanding and disregard for the genuine risk of fomite and food contamination regarding COVID-19. Dr. Noller's extensive career in the field of agricultural research will be a tremendous asset in definitively determining the risk these routes of transmission present."
Upholding the highest sanitization and disinfection standards, Germinator makes claims that are scientifically supported and within EPA regulations. The Scientific Advisory Board validates the company's research and process. It is responsible for reviewing and advising on product strategy and direction and assists with navigating legislative and regulatory issues. Dr. Noller joins a growing roster of key leaders such as Dr. Roscoe M. Moore, Jr. —who was an assistant to the United States surgeon general for five administrations; Dr. Harold Smith, who has extensive expertise in cell biology, molecular biology and biochemistry, along with decades of experience leading sponsored research on infectious diseases for the National Institutes of Health (NIH); Dr. David Miller, the protocol chair of University of Rochester Center for AIDS Research Community Advisory Board; and Chad S. Johnson, Esq., a Harvard-trained corporate, legislative, and regulatory attorney with significant experience in advising health and biotechnology companies.
"I am looking forward to working alongside Germinator as a member of its esteemed Scientific Board in a continued effort to research and understand the transmission of emerging pathogens onto food and surfaces," said Dr. Noller. "There is still so much work to be done when it comes to understanding the way germs, bacteria and viruses interact with different environments, and this knowledge is key to developing innovative measures to remedy the risk of exposure and spread."
Dr. Noller is a professor emeritus at OSU, following 20 years as a full-time professor. He was also the head of the Crop and Soil Science Department from 2014 to 2019, following a six-year position as an associate head of the department from 2008 to 2014. He is currently the director and lead researcher at OSU's Global Hemp Innovation Center, the largest US-based hemp research center. The center's mission is to advance the research of hemp and its market potential across multiple, diverse industries and research fields to serve the growing international demand for innovative approaches to food, health and fiber.
Dr. Noller's considerable body of work includes more than 35 large projects, spanning much of North and South America, southern Europe, southwest Asia and Africa. He has published more than 180 papers and maps, six books and has made numerous contributions to additional works. Dr. Noller earned his PhD at the University of Colorado in 1993.
Dr. Harold Smith stated, "As the COVID-19 pandemic persists, there is still little information regarding the risk of surface and food transmission of SARS-CoV-2. Experts specializing in fields relative to pinpointing this risk, such as Dr. Noller and myself, must join forces to protect the public from unnecessary exposure. I greatly welcome Dr. Noller in this effort."
Germinator was founded in 2015 with the vision of providing an effective method of proper sanitizing and disinfecting for businesses and households. The company uses a patent-pending methodology and is the most unique and cost-effective means of providing enhanced antimicrobial protection for businesses and residences.
Germinator first tests surfaces for ATP using a luminometer to detect light that can come from cellular activity. This measurement immediately provides the level of clean on a surface. The next step is the application of Germinator's Genesis surface treatment. Genesis is a one-step cleaner and broad-spectrum sanitizer and disinfectant treatment that harnesses the power of hypochlorous acid (HOCl). Derived from naturally occurring minerals, Genesis not only eliminates odors at their source but kills a wide range of bacteria, including Staphylococcus aureus, MRSA, Salmonella enterica and Pseudomonas aeruginosa, and viruses including norovirus, rotavirus and adenovirus on hard, non-porous, environmental surfaces. It meets the Association of Official Agricultural Chemists (AOAC) germicidal spray standards for Hospital Grade Disinfection and is on the EPA's N List of products determined to meet the criteria for use against SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19. As a result, this treatment will eliminate bacteria and viruses that may reside in an environment without the use of harsh chemicals or fumes.
Following Genesis, Germinator applies its Shield, a water-based quaternary ammonium compound that imparts a durable bacteriostatic finish. It is EPA-registered as effective against the growth of mold, mildew, algae and odor-causing bacteria. This application creates an invisible barrier that combats deterioration and discoloration and promotes freshness for up to three months. The Genesis and Shield products are applied by using an electrostatic sprayer, which is the most efficient and effective means of delivering the products to the intended application sites. After Germinator's surface treatment and protectant services, the company retests ATP levels to ensure the surfaces have achieved the intended results.
Germinator launched national franchising in 2019 and continues to rapidly expand across the country. With Germinator, society can now have greater peace of mind and the freedom to live or work in a sanitized and disinfected environment. For more information, visit http://www.thegerminator.com or call (855) 664-3769.
Core Requirements, Expectations and Challenges — March. 23 and March. 25, 2021
WCG CenterWatch
FALLS CHURCH, Va. (PRWEB)
Data Integrity for GCP Professionals:
Core Requirements, Expectations and Challenges
A Virtual Workshop Presented by CenterWatch and Cerulean Associates LLC
Tuesday, March 23 and Thursday, March 25, 2021, 10:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m. EDT
https://www.centerwatch.com/dataintegrityforgcppros
Is the FDA's increasing scrutiny on clinical trials' data integrity producing a data migraine? One must establish internal competency and assessment programs; otherwise, one can expect 483s and warning letters to come rolling in.
With FDA data integrity requirements among the most stringent within regulated industries, compliance is highly challenging. This interactive virtual workshop makes it infinitely easier.
Data Integrity for GCP Professionals: Core Requirements, Expectations and Challenges will give attendees the tools needed to ensure a clinical trials' electronic records are trustworthy and reliable across their entire data lifecycle, from initial data creation through long-term archives.
It will be led by award-winning FDA compliance expert, author and Cerulean Associates founder, John Avellanet. He can explain complex FDA data integrity regulations in simple "what to do, how to do it" language using real-world examples and offering practical advice attendees can follow. A former FDA and Department of Justice prosecutor calls Mr. Avellanet, "The best in the business. Period." Confirm this for yourself when he shares:
How to apply the elements of data integrity characteristics — attributable, legible, contemporaneous, original and accurate (ALCOA+) — to real-world clinical development, trial conduct and post-trial analysis
An exploration of overlooked guidance documents that can help define expectations (including what the FDA and the European Medicines Agency inspect for and why)
How to deal with suppliers, including data integrity chain-of-custody in the clinical space, typical clinical supplier red flags that FDA and other regulatory health agencies look for and dealing with critical suppliers that collect, handle and store clinical digital data… but are not regulated
What, where, how and why to document data integrity controls and institute a risk-based approach, including monitoring data integrity controls with contract research organizations (CROs) and investigator sites
Considerations regarding emerging issues: long-term archival storage, cloud-based technologies, wearables data and patient-submitted digital data; plus, the impact of inspectional changes in the clinical arena
What one must know about GCP data integrity enforcement, using real-world examples and statistics from regulatory agencies and providing recent updates to FDA's pre-approval inspection (PAI) methods
Takeaways regarding both on-site and remote clinical digital data inspections, with questions and tactics one must be prepared to handle
The risks of true and certified copies with digital records, from the basics of true/certified copy and legal admissibility, to true-copy requirements from submission guidances and putting together a true-copy scanning process for clinical trial usage
How to prepare for and handle GCP data integrity: address challenges with remote inspection handling, perform sponsor-specific and CRO-specific activities, points to remember when responding to allegations of untrustworthy data and more
No more data migraines. Avoid the data integrity Form 483s or warning letters while compliantly managing a clinical trials' essential data.
Multi-attendee discounts available!
Significant tuition discounts are available for teams of two or more from the same company.
Virtual Conference Details:
Easy Ways to Register:
Online: https://www.centerwatch.com/dataintegrityforgcppros
By phone: 888.838.5578 or 703.538.7600
About CenterWatch:
Founded in 1994, CenterWatch is a trusted source and global destination for clinical trials information for both professionals and patients. CenterWatch provides proprietary data and information analysis on clinical trials through a variety of newsletters, books, databases, and information services used by pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies, CROs, SMOs, and investigative sites involved in the management and conduct of clinical trials. As a pioneer in publishing clinical trials information, CenterWatch was the first Internet site to publish detailed information about active clinical trials that could be accessed by patients and their advocates.
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