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Parenting and adolescent adjustment: The mediational role of family self-esteem
Auteurs: Isabel Martínez, Sergio Murgui, Oscar F. Garcia, Fernando Garcia
Gepubliceerd in: Journal of Child and Family Studies | Uitgave 5/2021
The present study analyzes the relationship between parental socialization practices, acceptance/involvement, and strictness/imposition, and different indicators of adolescent adjustment, taking into account the role of family self-esteem. A sample of 848 Spanish adolescents (54.70% females) ranging in age from 14 to 18 years old (M = 16.11, SD = 1.10) participated in the study. A series of structural equations models (SEMs) were tested to examine the mediational role of family self-esteem in the relationship between parenting practices and the outcome variables that capture adolescent adjustment: emotional instability, antisocial behavior, and academic achievement. The influence of parental practices on adolescent adjustment is expected to take place through family self-esteem. The results showed that the effect of acceptance/involvement and strictness/imposition practices on emotional instability, antisocial behavior, and academic achievement was mediated by family self-esteem. Family self-esteem eliminates the previous direct relationships between parental practices and all the adolescent adjustment variables, except the one between acceptance/involvement and emotional instability, which was reduced but not eliminated. Acceptance/involvement practices positively influence adolescents' adjustment via family self-esteem, whereas strictness/imposition practices negatively influence adolescents' adjustment via family self-esteem. This study contributes to clarifying the relationship between parental practices and adolescent adjustment, considering family self-esteem as a mediational variable rather than as an adolescent adjustment indicator. The present findings and their implications for parenting science are discussed.
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Our Guys Stepped into the History Books
September 29, 2021 susandebartoli 6 Comments
There are happy stories, good stories, amazing stories and phenomenal stories but when there is a story that encompasses it all there are no words for it, you are left speechless!
This week our guys made history! They became part of the history of the town of Genga, Italy and have been immortalized in a permanent exhibition at the Museo Arte Storia Territorio of the Castle of Genga! How's that for a moment in time?
In order to tell this story, we need to go back in time 50 years to a discovery that was made by a group of boys from Ancona and Falconara, some of them were still high school students at the time. So, let's go back to that day….
*Exactly half a century ago a group of boys discovered an opening in a rock near the Abbey of San Vittore alle Chiuse, near Genga. It looked like an insignificant hole, like so many others but it was from here that the discovery of one of the greatest masterpieces of nature came to pass. The authentic wonder that is the Frasassi Caves.
It was September 25, 1971, Fabio Sturba, who came to be known as the Buzz Aldrin (the second man to step on the moon) of the group became the second boy to step foot into the caves. How was it decided who would be first, they had no coin so, they drew straws or in this case match sticks and it fell to Maurizio Bolognini (the Neil Armstrong of the group) to be the first to descend into the Grotta Grande del Vento. Both boys were budding speleologist (the study or exploration of caves). Why the reference to Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin, because only two years earlier in July 1969 the greatest event of our time came to pass, man took his first steps on the moon? For the people of Genga, this was their moon landing. Their first steps into the history books of Italy and the world!
This is how Fabio Sturba describes the moment:
We played lots. Neither of us had a coin, so we used a box of matches.
He continues with the events that followed those first steps. The descent into the cave.
Our ladders were two steel tubes with aluminum steps. It did not allow us to go down, so we postponed the descent for the following week. On October 2nd we were above the Throne Room. The next day was the one of the stone throwing. To understand how deep the cave was. The light from our acetylene lamps reached a maximum of five meters (approx.16 ½ feet). Everything else was dark.
October 10th was the first real descent. On the bottom there was a huge landslide. We reached the Hall of the Giants, but we were forced to go back. The week after we went down again, reaching the current tourist route. But then it took two or three hours. At the end of October articles began to appear in local newspapers. The discovery went public.
One reporter asked, "Is it true that you slept in the caves?"
Yes, in January, when we organized a six-day base camp. We slept inside the Ancona Abyss. One of the problems was the cold. We couldn't bring sleeping bags because they were bulky. In the cave it was 14 degrees. As long as you moved there were no problems, but when you stood still your teeth chattered. We didn't tell our parents everything!
The reporters also mentioned the fact that they did not get the right 'gratitude' for their discovery.
Maybe we deserved something more, but I'm not talking about money. For the first 25 years from the discovery, the Municipality had given us a certificate of merit. But only a few years ago a plaque with our names was placed at the entrance to the caves. They also gave us a card to get in for free. And to think that the caves represent 12% of the tourist GDP of the Marche region, and that Genga has one of the highest average incomes in the region.
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On Friday, September 24th, 2021, the guys took part in a ribbon cutting for the 50th Anniversary of the finding of the caves and the Inauguration of the Photographic Exhibition of Maestro Vittorio Storaro and the multimedia laboratory at the Museum of Art, History and Territory of the Municipality of Genga. Sealing their fate and forever putting them in the history books of Genga and Italy! This historical moment was just the beginning of an event which would take place over two days and culminate with the presentation of the film.
As some of you know, Gianluca was hung up in traffic on the way to the ribbon cutting, so Piero and Ignazio decided to relax until his arrival! I should look that good when I relax!
On the exciting notes of Ennio Morricone, Il Volo celebrated the 50th Anniversary of the discovery of the Frasassi Caves. Saturday, September 25th, 2021, was the presentation of the short film "C'era Una Volta" (Once Upon a Time) directed by Maestro Vittorio Storaro starring our guys among the favolose calcareous forms of the Caves.
The film premiered at the Venice Film Festival at the Filming Italy Best Movie Awards.
Maestro Vittorio Storaro described the event almost as a rebirth…
In the caves of Frasassi the trio of Il Volo symbolically descended into the womb of Mother Earth as did the speleologists who discovered those caves fifty years ago. Through their art, which represents a new root, their song is reproduced, trio after trio. Il Volo fills every place that welcomes them: theaters, arenas, squares and archaeological sites all over the world: the energy of art so regenerates all forms of life.
I certainly couldn't describe them better!
On this day, the film "C'era Una Volta" (Once Upon a Time) was presented by its director, Maestro Vittorio Storaro and Il Volo and thereby came full circle.
**Duilio Giammaria, journalist and director of Rai documentaries, led the journey in images and back in time to retrace the steps of the speleologists who 50 years ago, on September 25, 1971, descended for the first time into the bowels of the earth bringing to light the wonderful underground universe of the Frasassi Caves.
In the belly of the earth, among the large stalactites and stalagmites of the wonderful scenery of the Frasassi Caves, Piero, Gianluca and Ignazio of Il Volo with the guests present, celebrated the anniversary of the discovery of the extraordinary Italian hypogeum complex located in the mountain range of the Marche Apennines.
The discovery was celebrated with the repetition of the acrobatic descent of over 110 meters (360 feet) from the edge of the well to the bottom of the cave. The Marche Speleological Group once again made the underground journey and the endless descent into the majestic spaces, admired over time by hundreds of thousands of people.
After the presentation of the awards to the speleologists who participated in the discovery of the caves 50 years ago, the guys spoke with the Presenter.
The following is part of the translation of the video. For the full translation. Go to www.ilvoloflightcrw.com to read Daniela's article, Frasassi 50.
Presenter: Of course, there are many questions we want to ask you, but first of all I want to ask you what you felt when you staged this video clip, that is, what was the atmosphere, the attitude with which you lived this fact.
Gianluca: First of all, it is a great pleasure to be here, and we greet everyone with great affection, thanks for the welcome.
It is a magical place, then, to be able to interpret the notes of the great master Morricone, flanked by a great filmmaker, one of the greatest, the master Vittorio Storaro. At our age to be able to say that we have had these experiences that have enriched us artistically, but also personally.
Presenter: You have now entered the history of cinema.
Gianluca: Of cinema not, maybe one day, who knows.
Presenter: Of humanity.
Gianluca: But being the soundtrack of this wonderful place, 50 years after its discovery, is a great pride for us, a great privilege. Thanks again.
Presenter: Then I want you to continue immediately, (to Ignazio) go, go…
Ignazio: No, if there is a question I speak, otherwise I shut up.
Presenter: There are many questions, but I also want to welcome those who represent perhaps more than all of us, the teacher, that is Storaro's daughter, Francesca where are you?
Presenter: Here you are Francesca. Welcome Francesca. Why is Francesca here? Because she is a great light-designer who has worked on many things, of which I want to show you some photos.
(To Gianluca) New lights, new caves to discover, perhaps new films to make.
Gianluca: I don't know, it would be better to ask Vittorio Storaro, we sing…
Presenter: As you know, there was an experiment here of people who have been in the cave for six months, maybe you could be the first tenors ……
Piero: I'm not here for six months!
Ignazio: It's a little cold, maybe, if you bring me a small stove to warm up, I'll think about it, however we wanted to …… can we say a few words?
Presenter: Please.
Ignazio: We take this opportunity to thank Maurizio Tosoroni and the mayor, who made all this possible and also the Marche region….
Presenter: A round of applause to Tosoroni.
Ignazio: …… because in any case we are three guys with many very ambitious desires, when we were approached by the master Storaro with this idea, we were immediately amazed and wanted to start working immediately, so without them and our manager Michele Torpedine, who watches us from the steps, from up there.
Is there anyone? (Ignazio raises his hand to his mouth to repeat the words that the first speleologist said when he lowered himself into the cave).
Presenter: Torpedine is not a nickname, he is fast, but that's what his name is! He is also a little electric, he looks at us from above, he is there (Michele is laughing and making a gesture as if he is getting off the rope), sooner or later he will come down, we do not know when, but sooner or later he will come down.
Ignazio: Thanks, because life is made up of thanks, and it is right to give thanks to those who have allowed us to do all this.
Presenter: Sure, thank you, thank you very much.
Piero: A little while ago we talked to the ex-boys (the speleologists) who discovered this incredible place, they are beautiful, I had a lot of fun, they're super cool, but where are these men? (Piero looks for them)
Presenter: They are there.
Here they are, a round of applause to the speleologists.
Piero: You are number one!
They are fantastic, one of them has been living in Sicily for 40 years, we chatted, and they told us about when they went down (in the caves), how long it took….
Gianluca: (to the speleologists) You have made history.
Piero: Believe me, I am honored and thrilled to have talked to them and to have made us part of this incredible experience and adventure. Thanks!!
Presenter: Well, great, you were right to point this out. You have seen with the light how much can be done and how much more will probably be done, but there is one thing I have to ask you. I want to ask you something…. I want to ask you: in your opinion, what can be done here with the voice?
Now, right now! (The guys seem surprised)
Ignazio: You can talk to be heard up there, but there is a microphone, or you can….
Piero: Let's do an experiment.
Presenter: Come on.
Piero: Since this is a magical place and there is acoustics, I would remove the microphone, can we remove the microphone?
Gianluca: We will sing without a microphone.
Presenter: Without microphone come on.
Piero: A little piece.
Presenter: Yes, the usual two and a quarter hours concert!
While you sing, the speleologist will come down. It will give him strength and courage. (He refers to the fact that a speleologist is on top of the mountain descending into the hole from which they descended 50 years earlier.)
The guys sang a splendid piece of "Your Love" a cappella.
Ignazio: We hope and wish that, over time…. many voices from the world will be heard here. There are so many voices this place deserves to hear.
Presenter: This is a great idea, you know.
Piero: This project, the tribute to Ennio Morricone, was born from our ideas, a little exaggerated at times, so during the lockdown we thought and worked intensely on the melodies of maestro Ennio Morricone, with a lot of respect. Then the idea of collaboration with the great maestro Storaro was born and now we are starting again, with optimism, we are sure that we will succeed, we will start with a world tour, carrying around, singing the melodies of Maestro Morricone, and we started from the belly of the earth, as the master Storaro says, so there is no better start.
Gianluca: Above all, it is also the way to bring the beauty of these places, the Frasassi Caves, around the world. It is a way to bring, not only what is our tradition through our voices, Italian music, but also the beauties of our country. This is a UNIQUE place in the world.
Presenter: It's true, it's really true. Thank you thank you.
Ignazio: Thank you very much. (the presenter motions him to continue). I don't say anything more.
Ignazio: …. I wanted to say that with Maurizio Tosoroni, we will try to ensure that our colleagues (other singers) will come here, even with the mayor, to enjoy this magnificent place.
Presenter: Well, thank you, really thank you, I don't know whether to call you "boys," you are boys but also something more, now you belong to the history of humanity.
So, where do we go from here! Now that Our Guys Stepped into the History Books, it will be necessary to continue to bring this project around the world!
Join me next week as I go back Through the Fields of My Mind and open the door to a new adventure!
As always we thank Daniela for her translations for these stories!
If you would like to share a story with me, please email: susan.flightcrew@yahoo.com
To read more Il Volo stories visit us at www.ilvoloflightcrw.com
*Italy 24 News
**Duilio Giammaria, journalist and director of Rai documentaries
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6 thoughts on "Our Guys Stepped into the History Books"
Paule says:
Merci beaucoup Susan et Daniela pour la traduction et comme et pour ce superbe article
Thank you so much for sharing this with us, I try to read everything that you translate for us, I really am trying learn the language but it is not easy. I love everything that they do, ii listen to them every day hope to see them someday when they return to America. I wish them all that life has to offer. Ciao
For now MaureenBalinski
Mary Jane Lavin says:
Susan thank you for another informative article. I enjoyed learning a little more about the speleologists' discovery of the Caves. It must have been an awesome experience for them, just as the experience Ignazio, Gianluca and Piero had in making the movie, "C'era Una Volta" singing the music of Maestro Morricone and now knowing they have played a significant part in the history of the Frasassi Caves and the city of Genga. It is so exciting and rewarding to watch our guys' experiences and musical careers continue to grow. Thank you and the Flight Team Crew for keeping us up to date.
deebeeanderson says:
Thank you, Susan, for your great story about the Frasassi Caves. Daniela and Patti also submitted their story, which was quite similar as the story of the discovery of the Caves has been told a number of times, I would think. But thank you all for giving us this wonderful gift. It must be breathtaking to be present and see this wonderous sight.
Renée Arsenault, Montréal, Canada says:
Has anyone told Ignazio that he talks too much? He seemed to be seriously putting on the brakes! Anyway, great story, great experience, thank you very much.
tigerclamearth77634/Kay Roseff says:
Everything that our Flight Crew contributors gives is a true gift. Thanks and much appreciation from me.

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Drivers can order stickers with the text "I do not block the crossroad" and stick them on their own car.
Smoother traffic in cities, by encouraging drivers not to block the crossroads.
Irritated gestures, swear words and lost time are parts of the daily lives of drivers in crowded cities. A lot of the stress in traffic is caused by produced blockages and by drivers without common sense, which are entering in the crossroads even if they know they can not cross it. Also, drivers who respect current traffic laws and choose to not hurry at the traffic light even if it is green, are insistent honking by drivers from behind.
One of the strategies of civilizing the drivers is represented by the fines. According to art. 57 point 3 from Traffic Code, a vehicle which is entering on an intersection is prohibited if this occurs blocking the crossroad.
According to art. 101 of Traffic Code, is a contravention and is punishable by a fine set out in the third class of sanctions, failure to allow intersection leaving of the driver remained inside it.
Another strategy is to educate by example of good practice. In 2008, the Urban Development Association the campaign "I do not block the crossroad", a civic campaign for a smooth traffic, which encouraging the drivers to praise themselfs that they don not block the crossroads by sticking a sticker on their cars with the above message. In the first two years of the campaign, the stickers were offered for free by our partneres across the country, and now its can be orderd for a fee on the project website.


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Firefox 3 beta 5 released
Mozilla has released Firefox 3 beta 5, which includes bugfixes and …
Ryan Paul - Apr 2, 2008 9:49 pm UTC
Mozilla announced today the release of Firefox 3 beta 5, which includes a variety of bugfixes and improvements to artwork and performance. Like other recent Firefox 3 prereleases, this build is robust and pretty close to being ready for widespread use.
Firefox 3 is in feature freeze right now, so there aren't that many significant or highly visible differences in beta 5 compared to beta 4. Almost all of the work at this point is aimed at fixing regressions and adding extra polish to the user experience. In beta 5, there are still a handful of issues with varying levels of severity that need to be resolved. Some examples include rendering glitches in GMail, and some minor issues with bookmark backups and RSS support.
A particularly big disappointment in Firefox 3 beta 5 is the removal of support for cross-site XmlHttpRequest support. The Mozilla developers have understandably decided to defer this feature until the security model can be improved and the specification for it is more complete.
The Firefox 3 beta 5 release is available for download from the Mozilla web site and additional information can be found in the release notes. For more information about new features in Firefox 3, check out our coverage of the previous beta releases (1 2 3 4).
Ryan Paul Ryan is an Ars editor emeritus in the field of open source, and and still contributes regularly. He manages developer relations at Montage Studio.
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Did 'Westworld' Subtly Tease That Baby Theory?
Forget Shogun World. Did you catch that scene between Dolores and Teddy?
By Bill Bradley and Leigh Blickley
"Doesn't Look Like Anything To Leigh... And Bill" is HuffPost's weekly "Westworld" recap in which we break down the craziest thing you might have missed. This week: Season 2, Episode 5, "Akane No Mai."
Welcome to Robobaby Watch: 2018.
Ever since Season 1 of "Westworld," we've been on the lookout for hints about the possibility of robot babies (aka robotots, aka the natural offspring a nonhuman), and the latest episode, "Akane No Mai," might have given us another clue.
In the midst of all the exciting action in Westworld's samurai-themed park Shogun World ― and the fact that Maeve (Thandie Newton) tapped into the code of Westworld, gaining the ability to make other hosts kill themselves at will ― there was a little hanky-panky.
Perhaps for the first time, Teddy (James Marsden) and Dolores (Evan Rachel Wood) ― a pair of androids ― made sweet, sweet love.
Teddy and Dolores have always shared a special connection, almost like they were made for each other ― yes, literally made for each other. In the Season 2 premiere, Dolores even tells him, "I know how this story ends. With us, Teddy. It ends with you and me."
Yet, Season 2, Episode 5, seemed to mark the first time they've ever had sex. Sure, they've kissed. But pre-consciousness, Dolores was just a damsel in distress for guests to save or torture. Her plotted love story with Teddy had never seemed to progress to consummation.
We've been predicting the introduction of robotots since Season 1. The second season has done nothing but hint that wee little droids could be on the way. The biggest clue occurs in the show's opening credit sequence, which now features a robot and its infant child.
The sequence's creator, Patrick Clair, told HuffPost that the moment will have "real rewards" as the season continues. Viewers "will start to really be able to realize what that means and its place within the titles," he said.
Overall, the connection between parent and child has been a focal point this season: Maeve's on a primal quest to find her daughter. The Man in Black has been forced to address his relationship with his own daughter, Grace (Katja Herbers), who showed up in the park this season. Even Dolores was finally able to reunite with her father, Peter Abernathy (Louis Herthum), in Episode 3.
Herthum, for his part, is into the idea of robotots.
Though he says he doesn't know if they're coming to Westworld, the actor recently reiterated to HuffPost how important parent-child relationships are on the show.
"If you go back to that pilot, you have Peter and he's completely devoted to Dolores when he's talking to Ford [Anthony Hopkins], who asks, 'What are your drives?' He said, 'To take care of my cattle, take care of my wife, and to protect Dolores.' ... Peter is the first host to show that undying love for his child."
Maeve might be another first. Theories have been circulating this season that she might have given birth to the first natural-born robot baby, a living child who grew up to become Charlotte Hale (Tessa Thompson). If true, this theory could explain Maeve's uncontrollable need to reach her daughter, previously assumed to be just another programmed host.
Considering that Dolores is now messing with Teddy's settings to make him more of a killer, which is what happens at the end of the latest episode, we're not sure what's to come for these ill-fated lovers. Dolores clearly has a plan for Teddy underway. Whether it involves robotots remains to be seen.
So, Robobaby Watch aside, here are a few other theories to pay attention to as the season continues:
Maeve is more powerful than we think.
At the end of "Akane No Mai," Maeve uses some sort of psychic ability to reprogram the hostile hosts in Shogun world to kill each other rather than her and her new friend Akane (Rinko Kikuchi). Maeve seems to possess a power no other droid holds, telling story creator Lee Sizemore (Simon Quarterman), "I found a new voice."
But what is actually going on here? Is the thought-to-be-dead Ford still in control of Maeve, allowing her to lead the android revolution? Or has Maeve simply found a way to bypass her own programming? She can speak Japanese, for goodness' sake!
Bernard is not who he appears to be.
Nard Dogs
Many have been speculating that the Bernard (Jeffrey Wright) we catch up with on the beach is not Bernard at all, but another host's consciousness contained within the shell of Bernard. Viewers have watched as brain capsules were placed inside and taken out of droids' heads all season long, so there's reason to believe, say, Teddy's code is running through Bernard's body.
"That's quite a story you gave them," Karl Strand (Gustaf Skarsgård), the head of Delos operations, says in the latest episode, as he looks at Bernard in the lab after discovering one-third of the bots' brains were wiped due to the flood. Strangely enough, the camera pans over Teddy's lifeless body as Karl adds, "and one hell of an ending." (Foreshadow much?!)
According to Reddit user BigbigPlibt, Dolores, not Teddy, could be the one inhabiting Bernard's form. "Delores [sic] might have noticed that it'll be impossible to breach outside of westworld with a small army and instead need[ed] to take a more stealth approach."
We saw multiple Bernards (or Arnolds?) in the Season 2 trailer, so there's a big chance some of our favorite robots are taking over, Bernarnold-style.
Doppelbots, unite.
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Rinko Kikuchi as Akane in "Westworld."
The narrative of Shogun World is almost identical to that of Westworld, with the Samurai park's characters strongly resembling those from their Western counterpart. As Sizemore himself tells Maeve, "Who knows how seeing your own doppelbot is going to fuck with your cognition?"
Sizemore pretty much admits the theme parks' storylines are plagiarized, you know, due to "supply and demand." So if there is a Japanese Maeve (Akane), there could be a Medieval Maeve, or a Roman Maeve etc., etc. There's no doubt these doppelbots, like we saw with Maeve and Akane, could forge a strong bond. Could we see multiple versions of characters unite to take down the human race?
And if Maeve or Dolores copies do have the ability to have babies, that means only one thing: doppletots.
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Lead Change is a leadership media destination with a unique editorial focus on driving change within organizations, teams, and individuals. Lead Change, a division of Weaving Influence, publishes twice monthly with SmartBrief. Today's post is by David Nielson.
What is the purpose of your message? What do you hope it will achieve? Providing facts, queries, responses, greetings, invitations, etc. Regarding email messages, there is nothing worse than sending (or receiving) a revenge email. When you are upset and want to dump all of your thoughts and emotions, do not write an email. If you have to write your feelings, use pencil and paper -- and then a shredder. Never underestimate the power of words. They can cut or they can elevate -- and they can haunt if used harshly.
Are your messages consistent with your purpose? Are the words and ideas you include consistent with your personal brand? You do not want your differentiation motto to be, "Do as I say, not as I do." Or worse, "Do as I do, not as I say." This causes confusing messages that can hurt your credibility or trustworthiness. Be consistent. Remember, the internet is forever. Whatever you put out there is likely to be out there for as long as the Internet exists. You can bury it, but you can never really delete it.
Be sure you pay attention to what you say on social media. You are what you tweet! Employers vet people through social media. What are you posting? Is it consistent with the company brand? News travels fast, and social media travels at the speed of light. There is no real privacy in emails, Facebook, LinkedIn, or any other online social media platform. You can always hit the delete key before you post something, but once it's out there, it's out there. You are judged by what and how you write.
Ask yourself: "What is my emotional state right now and how might it influence what I'm about to say or write?"
You not only have to be aware of the words you use but the emotions and state of mind behind them. Even though written language does not convey emotional states as do verbal and visual communication, it still has an emotional state that can bleed through. Take time to consider your frame of mind and check your gut. If you're reacting out of anger or hurt or without having all the facts, hold off sending that text, email, fax or letter. It can save so much grief and misunderstanding.
If there is not a time element to a communication, type it and then walk away from it for a bit. Come back and read it with fresh eyes. Remember, once you send it, it's gone. Also, take time to edit for spelling and typos; your work reflects on your work ethic.
What is my intent in saying or writing this? What impact do I want to make on the recipient(s)?
Use the best, most articulate words for maximum impact. People are being bombarded with communications from every angle every day and night. From texting and instant messaging to Facebook and Twitter, not to forget billboards, television, radio, YouTube and the millions of websites yearning to grab your attention. Society is overflowing with written and spoken words. Choose carefully how you present yourself to the world through your words and speech.
Words have impact. Use them wisely and correctly.
Improve your vocabulary. Learn a new word every day. There are calendars that can help you. Use the word in the sentence at least three times, and you will own the word. Do crossword puzzles. This is an excellent way to build vocabulary. When you are reading, have a dictionary nearby. Don't just gloss over words you don't know; look them up.
Video record yourself with both prepared remarks and extemporaneous talk. How effective did it look to you? What did you like/dislike/ want to change?
David Nielson brings over four decades of corporate, Fortune 500, and private consulting experience in organizational change management and leadership development. Nielson has helped guide large-scale change initiatives and business strategy driven by ERP, mergers, restructuring and executing cultural change. His latest book is "The 9 Dimensions of Conscious Success."


WARNING: Travel to Dagestan is strongly discouraged, due to high criminal activity, frequent bombings, and general lawlessness and crime. As Chechnya's neighbour, Chechen terrorists often target Russians in Dagestan in bombings and other terrorist acts. At the same time, Salafist extremists (largely foreign) have engaged in violent conflict against native, moderate Sufi groups, in pursuit of the establishment of Sharia law. If you are planning to visit Dagestan, consult your embassy before you are planning a trip to this region.
Gimri or Gimry (Russian: Гимры) is a mountain village in Dagestan.
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Obtusella is a genus of minute sea snails, marine gastropod mollusks or micromollusks in the family Rissoidae.

Species
Seven species are currently recognised in the genus Obtusella.
 Obtusella erinacea (Linnaeus, 1758)
 Obtusella intersecta (S. Wood, 1857) – syn. Obtusella alderi (Jeffreys, 1858)
 Obtusella lata Rolán & Rubio, 1999
 Obtusella macilenta (Monterosato, 1880)
 Obtusella orisparvi Moreno, Peñas & Rolán, 2003
 Obtusella roseotincta (Dautzenberg, 1889)
 Obtusella tumidula (G. O. Sars, 1878)

References

Further reading
 Ponder W. F. (1985). A review of the Genera of the Rissoidae (Mollusca: Mesogastropoda: Rissoacea). Records of the Australian Museum supplement 4: 1-221
 Vaught, K. C. (1989). A classification of the living Mollusca. American Malacologists: Melbourne, FL (USA). . XII, 195 pp.
 Gofas, S.; Le Renard, J.; Bouchet, P. (2001). Mollusca, in: Costello, M. J. et al. (Ed.) (2001). European register of marine species: a check-list of the marine species in Europe and a bibliography of guides to their identification. Collection Patrimoines Naturels, 50: pp. 180–213

External links

Rissoidae

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AUSSIE Home Loans founder John Symond has slammed the legal system as being inaccessible for ordinary Australians.
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NEARLY 100 Court of Appeal and High Court judges in Britain are undergoing training in readiness for live TV broadcasts from their courts.
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IT is beginning to look as though law has evolved to serve and protect the deity, "The Environment".


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Rhythm & Booze has unveiled two new concept stores as its owner looks to develop the drinks chain.
The Barnsley-based operator was bought in 2012 by Bibby Retail, which also runs Costcutter, after it fell into administration and has spent the past six months plotting its future strategy.
A new fascia, The Tasting Note, launches next week alongside a flagship Rhythm & Booze. The openings come within weeks of rivals Oddbins and Bargain Booze announcing bids to up their presence on the high street and re-establish off- licence chains as a major force.
Matthew Dashper-Hughes, the former boss of Bargain Booze, was appointed interim managing director at Rhythm & Booze to work on a plan to "take the business forward as a highly credible contender in the re- emergent specialist off-licence space", helping to position it as "the comeback kid that can punch above its weight".
Since Bibby purchased the chain with 68 stores, it has shed a number of under-performers, bringing its total to 52, which it has segmented into 29 price-led stores, with the remaining 23 defined as premium off-licences.
Angela Barber took over as the chain's permanent managing director last month, as planned, moving across from Costcutter, where she spent 13 years, most recently as trading director.
In an exclusive interview with OLN, she outlined the company's commitment to the specialist market and plans to revamp its approach.
She said: "It's early days with the trials, but the investment from Bibby is to determine what we can do with the sector. It has agreed the investment to trial new stores and improve the Rhythm & Booze offer.
Barber will oversee the launch of the new stores but said it was premature to predict whether more Rhythm & Booze outlets would be converted into Tasting Note stores after the first one opens in Doncaster.
The brand is pitched at a more sophisticated audience with knowledgeable staff geared up to sell "affordable but unusual" products.
The new-look Rhythm & Booze flagship store in Barnsley will focus on big brands at cheap prices with a "local offie" feel.
Barber said: "We have got 23 stores at the more premium end and we haven't made a decision about a name change yet. We are doing work on ranging and our proposition in the market.


Two West Australian skippers have steered their teams to the podium in their home regatta with Perth's Luke Parkinson (tech2) and Steve Thomas (Pavement) climbing onto the Busselton dais alongside Kleenmaid. tech2 secured a third victory of the regatta to claim the outright win by the slenderest of margins over Pavement.
"I loved the opportunity to be back sailing in WA over the weekend. We had a full range of conditions and this win puts us in great shape for the final in Sydney," said Busselton's victorious skipper Luke Parkinson – who thrust tech2 to the top for the very first time. "It has been a pleasure to sail in such a beautiful location, extremely tight racing it went all the way to the last run of the last race. I am really excited for the Grand Final in Sydney," said tech2's mainsheet hand Ayden Menzies.
In what was the most hotly contested regatta to date Pavement finished four points behind in second. "Pretty cool for WA to get on top at the home venue. I guess we had a lot of local knowledge," said Pavement skipper and second on the podium Steve Thomas, "We were stoked to get second - it was a really close race between us and Kleenmaid."
The regatta also witnessed the breakthrough podium for Olivia Price, Harry Morton and Josh McKnight – who missed out on claiming overall points by just one win. "As a team we've been playing the long game, slowly developing our techniques with Sydney being the end goal so this was a really important regatta for us to peak at," said Kleenmaid mainsheet hand Josh McKnight.
The wash-up is Euroflex's stranglehold on the championship has slipped after her last placed finish, although her star crew of Nathan Outteridge, Iain Jensen and Glenn Ashby still hold a two-point lead over tech2. It sets up a thrilling climax to the opening series with the Expr3ss! SuperFoiler Grand Final – Sydney from 23 to 25 March, 2018, to decide the first winner of the Ben Lexcen Trophy.
The Summer series will see the best sailors from around the world compete onboard six SuperFoiler's for the Ben Lexcen Trophy. The Grand Prix series runs from February to March and will be livestreamed on Plus7 with immersive post produced coverage airing on 7mate.