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Q: Uncaught TypeError: $(...).typeahead is not a function I am working on bootstrap responsive "Content Tabs" and as a starter guide I got the following code.
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            return typeahead.process(data);
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         return ['alpha', 'beta', 'bravo', 'delta', 'epsilon', 'gamma', 'zulu'];
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When i'm running this code its giving me following error:

"Uncaught TypeError: $(...).typeahead is not a function"

ALthough my tabs work but its affecting another part of code which has stopped working. If I remove this part of Typehead function code from my JS file then my other part of code is working perfectly fine,but then the tabs doesn't work.
Any guidance in this will be highly appreciated.
Thanks in advance

A: Just remove following code from JS file.
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           $('#myTab a:last').tab('show');
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         source: function (typeahead, query) {
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     return ['alpha','beta','bravo','delta','epsilon','gamma','zulu'];
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Add following code instead of that
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Adele wows fans in London's Hyde Park
The superstar performed a two-hour set, in her first public concert in five years.
Adele told fans she was "so happy" to be back on stage at the start of her first public concert for five years.
The pop superstar's composure momentarily cracked as she took in the huge audience in London's Hyde Park during the opening lines of Hello.
She quickly resumed singing and went on to play a crowd-pleasing two-hour set for 65,000 fans in her home city.

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Planning a product launch, or throwing a birthday party, Stem offers everything from canapés to live food bars, where your guests can watch as our chefs conjure up their food.
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10. Nov. 2018 – Spaces by Artists, a Conversation on Artist Run Initiatives
Spaces by Artists brings together artist initiated, led and run spaces and projects at The Living Art Museum to emphasize the importance of artist collectivity in the context of the international art, and more specifically in the art scene in Iceland. As a meeting point, the aim of the day is to consider and activate questions related to contemporary artist-run initiatives by exploring, challenging and reconsidering the intersections, pressures and possibilities of these spaces now and for the future. It will be a space to network, to strengthen the foundation of artist collectivity, to imagine this future, and to come together to allow artist-run initiatives to raise their voices. We are interested in creating an open space and initiating a participatory platform where speakers, as well as guests, have the opportunity to share stories, highlight concerns and ask the questions that need to be asked.
Mark Cullen works with various media as an artist, curator and a cultural instigator. In 1996 he was co-founder of Pallas Studios and is currently the co-director and co-curator of PP/S. In 2007 he was co-editor of the ICAD gold award winning Pallas Heights 2003-2006, published to mark a programme of exhibitions and projects in a Dublin City Council semi-derelict housing block. In 2005 Cullen co-curated Offside at Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane, MAIM XI, part of the exhibition .all hawaii eNtrées / luNar reGGae at the Irish Museum of Modern Art in 2006, and has exhibited internationally and throughout Ireland as a solo artist and as part of the artist group Difference Engine. Most recently he co-edited the publication Artist-Run Europe: Practice / Projects / Spaces alongside Gavin Murphy.
Welcome to the book launch and performance at OPEN, November 10th
Maybe it's the weather brings together the works of various artists; Ana Victoria Bruno (Argentina/Italy, based in Iceland), Sophie Durand (Australia, based in Iceland), Bronte Jonës (Australia, based in Scotland), Shannon Calcott (Australia), Liam Colgan (Australia), Ýmir Grönvold (Iceland) Juliane Foronda (Canada), Mark Ferkul (Canada), Natasha Lall (UK), Patricia Carolina (Mexico, based Iceland), Holly White (UK) and Lieselotte Vloeberghs (Belgium).
Dear guests, please note that the symposium will be held mainly in icelandic apart from the keynote presentation by Mark Cullen and panel discussion in english. Questions are welcome in both languages.


There were 874 head yarded at Toowoomba on Monday, where rates reduced for export cattle.
Jake Henshaw and Anthony O'Dwyer will represent Queensland in the national final of the ALPA Young Auctioneers Competition at the Sydney Royal Easter Show on Friday.
Quality lines of weaner steers and heifers sold to a very strong market at Beaudesert on Saturday.
Quality lines of steers eclipsed 350c/kg multiple times and peaked at 353c/kg for medium weight Angus steers.
Rates for cows, feeder cattle and quality weaners were all stronger at Laidley sale, while plainer cattle remained firm.
Angus steers to 350c/kg at the 2019 Stanthorpe Blue Ribbon Weaner Sale.
There were 5843 cattle offered at Dalby on Wednesday, where a fair panel of buyers was present.
There were 3490 head of cattle yarded at Roma's Store Sale on Tuesday.
The special agricultural safeguard measure in the China-Australia Free Trade Agreement will continue at least until 2031.


There are times where opportunities come. Some are worth the risk, while others are not. I think this one is 100% worth it.
For the first time EVER, the Hardway Podcast will be LIVE on March 8, 2015 at 2PM, thanks to the Filling the Void Radio Network!
A few weeks ago, Dave Castaldo, the man behind Filling the Void, contacted me about attempting this opportunity at doing something different with the Hardway. He pitched a live episode of the Hardway with call-ins and an attempt at bringing the show in a different format.
I did have my doubts on this idea. Could I handle a live production of the show? Did I have enough depth to bring enough material to talk about? Do I even have a strong enough fan base to bring listeners to this? Thanks to Dave and his belief in the vision, I bought in.
The time will be 2PM through the Filling the Void Radio Network on March 8. I credit this vision to the days of John Arezzi and Sir Adam & the Phantom radio shows on Sunday afternoons. Their visions of wrestling radio inspired the podcasting circuit today.
And I definitely have a plethora of ideas going into the 8th. 'Stu Hart' will be there. Some of the #HardwayHQ universe will make an appearance. Plus, there will be some surprises. The Hardway Podcast LIVE will definitely bring the "A" game.
I hope you guys tune in. The 8th can't come soon enough. Thanks to Dave Castaldo for this attempt. I'm definitely going to bring the "A" game.


EME 180, and others machines of EME series, are the most versatile and affordable of labels gluing machines. Tehey are very useful for the labeling of small series.
They are used in the wine industry, on biological handmade products, and for the application of paper labels or sheets.


James Stirling, like Alvar Aalto, was known as a man of few words. As with Aalto, it is a surprise to find that his writings are after all considerable. While hardly a stylist, he is a graphic writer, and even capable of a memorable phrase. Chiefly, however, his writings are of interest in giving us a greater understanding of the attitudes and opinions that influenced his work.
Again, like Aldo Rossi, Stirling refused to allow himself to be labelled as belonging to any one school. His early work was premised on an energetic interpretation of functionalism, seeing meaningful relations between the volumes generated by the programme and their "expression" as well-defined entities; the buildings that emerged, such as the building for Engineering at Leicester University (with James Gowan as partner) and that for History at Cambridge University, were notable for their originality and sense of form: their images travelled world wide and made him world famous.
But his work changed with the times: for Olivetti he made some designs marked by their use of standard industrial elements, and showed his ability to work with high technology. With the projects for German museums we see a fresh interest in context and reference, which have caused some to label him post-modernist. In the final projects we see an exploration of the vocabulary of modern architecture, giving a new meaning to his use of the word "expression".
By changing with the times, did Stirling acquiesce in the political correctness of a changing world? Or was he in search of a certain refined enjoyment of form, whatever the current fashions? While not noted for having stated a Theory of Architecture, his writings show that he was aware not only of the evolution of society, but of the search for meaning in a world whose beliefs were fading. Because of the inherent interest of his buildings, his writings too are of great interest.
Robert Maxwell was educated at the Liverpool School of Architecture in England, where he was a contemporary of Colin Rowe and James Stirling. After qualifying in 1950 he worked as an architect, and there are some six buildings in London that he can point to as his work, including the river façade of the Royal Festival Hall. From 1958 he taught architecture, first at the Architectural Association where he was a Year Master, then at the Bartlett School, University College London, where he was in turn Senior Lecturer, Reader and Professor. In 1982 he was appointed Dean of Architecture at Princeton University, where he is now Professor of Architecture Emeritus. He returned to Britain in 1993 and now writes on many themes concerning architecture and its relation to the arts.


A ceremony to commemorate the 2,565th anniversary of the birth of the ancient Chinese philosopher Confucius was held at the over-700-year-old Confucius Temple in Beijing, Sept 28, 2014.
More than 500 people, including heads from all walks of life, experts, followers of Confucianism from Russia and the US, and the general public attended the event. Kong Deyong, 90, a 77th-generation descendant and head of the World Federation of Confucius Descendants also joined the ritual.
Some of the participants took part in a series of procedures such as bowing to the statue of Confucius, Ba Yi dance, an ancient dance that started in the Zhou Dynasty (c. 11th century-256BC), and offering wine to Confucius. Students from Guangqumen Middle School chanted paragraphs from Confucian classics.
"We hope that through the ritual with solemn procedures, traditional Chinese music, Han and Tang style clothing worn by participants, people can feel the holiness and charm of Chinese cultural tradition", said Wu Zhiyou, director of the Confucius Temple and Imperial College Museum.


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Until that Friday, I had always considered my weapon nothing more than a tool. Everything changed once I saw how devastating it can be in the wrong hands. How could I argue that this efficient killer was the only way to take care of my land? When I weighed its potential for harm against its convenience, the choice was obvious. I didn't need an assault weapon.


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Q: Where Mono stores xml documentation? By default .Net stores XML documentation generated for each assembly in C:\Program Files (x86)\Reference Assemblies\Microsoft\Framework\.NETFramework\v4.5 (on x86 OS for .Net 4.5).
So we can find documenation files like System.xml, System.Core.xml, etc
But where does Mono save such files? I checked Mono's GAC folder which is /usr/lib/mono/gac but couldn't find them.
I have locally installed Mono under Ubuntu and also I compiled the latest one, but still couldn't find it. Am I missing some package?

A: To my knowledge, the raw xml files are not packaged. Instead, people normally use the monodoc generated from them (install the package monodoc-manual).
If you have the mono sources, you can find the xml files scattered in various Documentation directories. The full list is in mcs/docs/Makefile.


As someone who can't tolerate cow's milk in any form, I am having difficulty with many LCHF recipes. have you found an alternative to using cream cheese in the pancakes?
Awesome-ness, good-ness and heathy-ness all before going to work!?
My husband I BOTh LOVED these pancakes/crepes. Wonderful. I used a packet of Stevia, only used two dashes of Ceylon Cinnamon, and added 1/4 tsp of "real" Vanilla. Cooked w/butter, and we put sugar-free maple syrup on top. Totally "YUMMy," and it filled us up…and, best of all, my blood sugars were level all morning, even with all the work I do with the horses. MANY thanks!
so glad you like the recipe! I've honestly never tried to use the mix for waffles. That's something I should try! Sadly, all my waffle attempts so far haven't ended up great… If you get the chance, please try and let me know how it goes!
I have an incredible low carb pancake recipe in my book, and I am happy to share it with you. It also works great for waffles. I will send it with pictures in an email and you can share it with your readers!
Thank you so much, Kim! That's so kind of you. Have a bloodsugartastic day!
Pancakes are always delicious, every body loves them, so what if you had diabetes, this must not deprive any body from enjoying simple pleasures of life, specially eating pan cakes. This is an extremely mouth watering recipe.
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Consumers Try to Supersize Their Status By Eating More
By Katy Steinmetz @katysteinmetzNov. 03, 2011
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Is a triple cheeseburger the poor man's limousine? According to a new study, consumers who feel powerless in society — often those with low socioeconomic status — may be likely to choose bigger food portions, given the opportunity, because they feel it boosts their social standing.
The study, published in the Journal of Consumer Research, expands on the notion that bigger is better. That cultural norm tends to be true of certain products: a bigger car, house or TV set is usually associated with higher status. But the researchers found that the same phenomenon extends to food portions too.
In one experiment, people were asked to rate the status of consumers based only on whether they chose small, medium or large food items like pizza or coffee — things you wouldn't traditionally associate with social status. The participants consistently judged the consumers who went big as being more respected, even when it was noted that all the foodstuffs, regardless of size, were free.
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In another experiment, people who were made to feel powerless themselves tended to choose larger-sized smoothies or other food items — especially when they were asked to imagine themselves in social situations or eating in public. Ordering a bigger pizza pie when out with friends can serve the same psychological need as toting a fake Louis Vuitton bag around the mall, says researcher Derek Rucker, a marketing professor at Northwestern University.
"When I'm deprived, I have a need, at least for a moment, to get rid of that discrepancy between who I'd like to be and who I am right now," says Rucker. "And supersizing provides one opportunity."
MORE: Should Being Beautiful — or Ugly — Pay Off?
Of course, that solution is fleeting and potentially counterproductive in the long run, given that consistent supersizing is likely to make you fat and sick, and that the better opportunities in life are typically afforded to healthier, more attractive people. But, Rucker says, it still provides a "momentary catharsis," and people who are less accustomed to the feeling may be more likely to opt for a short-term fix. (Meanwhile, the uber-rich, bored with quantity, may yearn for the status conveyed by scarcity — paying $2,000 a pound for some exotic truffle, for instance.)
A desire for status isn't the only reason a person would opt for a bigger portion, but it does jibe with other theories of basic human motivation. According to psychologist Steven Reiss, humans are driven by "16 basic desires," a comprehensive list of the unavoidable wants that make us who we are. Chief among them: power, independence, status, honor and — fittingly — eating.
The new findings also jibe with statistics on obesity. Rates are ballooning across the country, with more than 25% of people in 38 states now considered obese. But they're particularly high among low-income households. Families who earn less than $15,000 a year have a 34% obesity rate, compared with 25% for households bringing in more than $50,000. In the past 20 years, the researchers note, standard portions have gotten more generous too, with your typical soda increasing about 52% in size and hamburgers beefing up by about 23%.
MORE: America Sees Its Obesity Rates and Raises Them
For policy makers and health advocates like First Lady Michelle "Let's Move!" Obama, there may be some inspiration here for new messaging. Rucker suggests emphasizing the benefits of being fit and healthy rather than the dangers of being fat — working to prevent overconsumption by appealing to consumers' social aspirations.
In another experiment in the study, the researchers tried to reverse the bigger-is-better trend by purposefully associating higher status with smaller items. Groups of participants were given hors d'oeuvres of various sizes. Some were told that presidential soirees and the like typically serve small treats, while local book clubs would serve larger ones; others were told the opposite. And they found that the participants who rated themselves as feeling more powerless ate whichever size was supposedly associated with the fancier shindig.
Advertisers could use the information for less benevolent purposes, appealing to consumers' tendency toward self-pity to trigger indulgent behavior. In one experiment, the researchers found that people consumed more and bigger bagel samples if the food was given away under a banner that read "We all feel powerless in the morning" rather than "We all feel powerful in the morning."
But conscious consumers can better thwart such campaigns. The implications of the study for the average eater, Rucker says, are all about self-awareness. "We really don't know all the things that drive our behavior," he says. If, for example, someone cuts us off in traffic on the way to work, leaving us feeling powerless, and we end up eating more potato skins later that day, few would consider a connection. "We need to educate ourselves and understand all these subtle influences," he says.
It goes against a basic thread of American thinking, but sometimes smaller is better.
Katy Steinmetz is a reporter at TIME. Find her on Twitter at @KatySteinmetz. You can also continue the discussion on TIME's Facebook page and on Twitter at @TIME.


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Q: Tips for Service broker pattern to prevent concurrency issues
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*A single process in my ASP.NET Website will be fired from different locations at ~ same time.

*Trying to use SQL Server Broker to Queue the requests and execute one by one.

*Enabled SQL Broker and created a Queue and Service in the database. On receiving a request; I begin a dialog conversation using only the 1 Service and log the conversation token in a table.

*Have written an activated procedure to access the data passed into Queue and Initiate processing.

*End conversation inside activated procedure after Processing is complete.

I have doubts regarding the pattern I am  following. The conversation does not get closed correctly. In some examples; I have seen an Initiator and Target Queue pattern where conversation is closed at both endpoints. Please help me to figure out the pattern needed in this case.
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Sorry for not updating; got busy with some other work. I changed to using 2 each of Queues(Initiator and Target), Services and the corresponding Activated procs.
 The connections get closed properly now. When we insert into the Target queue while 1st request is being processed; do we need to specify any setting or command to ensure that 1st request gets completed before starting the 2nd one?


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AM opens 'Unsettled'
May 20th, 2021 | Browse other: News. | Tagged with: Australian Museum gears up for most important show in its history, Unsettled exhibition |
Laura McBride, Director, First Nations, at the Australian Museum. Credit: Anna Kucera.
Ali Gripper, Australian Museum gears up for most important show in its history, The Sydney Morning Herald, 14 May 2021
Laura McBride, the first Indigenous curator employed at the Australian Museum, is stepping over power drills and dodging ladders as workmen begin installing Unsettled, the upcoming exhibition about colonisation seen through the eyes of First Nations people.
There's a palpable buzz in the air as McBride and her team set up what the museum's CEO Kim McKay calls the most important show the museum has ever done in its 194-year history.
McBride's voice rings out loud and clear as she stops in front of one of the installations – one of many in the show that may have many people reeling back in shock. A wall-sized map of Australia is lit up in red, denoting where frontier massacres took place each year. In 1921, almost two-thirds of the continent is awash in red.
Beside the map hangs a haunting black and white photograph taken by Brendan Beirne of Poison Waterholes Creek in Narrandera, where Aboriginal people were slaughtered.
"We want people to feel what it was really like during colonisation, and not just look at the data," says McBride, who was recently announced as Director of First Nations at the museum. "We want people to understand that the places in which they live, work and play have these hidden histories."
Unsettled is, like its name, a visceral exhibition that may shake up everything we thought we knew about our past.
Poison Waterholes Creek, Narrandera NSW, where horrific atrocities committed by white settlers against the Indigenous people took place around 1820. Credit: Brendan Beirne.
The extensive collection – it includes 30 new acquisitions, as well as historical documents and objects from the museum that have never been seen before – reveals the secret history that was not taught in school, or documented in textbooks.
Newly acquired items include the Death Spear, a replica of the one used by resistance fighter Pemulwuy during the Sydney Wars, made of plant fibre, resin and shell to emulate the distinctive barbs and shells of the Bidjigal man's lethal weapon. Blood Money, a striking new acquisition by Indigenous artist Dr Ryan Presley, is a watercolour series presenting heroes and warriors of Indigenous history such as Pemulway, Truganini, and Gurindji activist Vincent Lingiari, on Australian banknotes.
Documents that have never been shown before include sealed secret orders given to Captain James Cook by the Royal Navy, which he was ordered not to open until he left Tahiti in 1769 on his voyage to find the Great Southern Continent. The orders, on loan from the National Library of Australia, clearly state he was meant to gain "the consent of the Natives" when making a claim of possession – something he never did.
Blood Money – Ten Dollar Note – featuring Vincent Lingiari by Dr Ryan Presley. Credit: Australian Museum Collection Digital Acquisition.
Under the curatorship of McBride and Dr Mariko Smith, Indigenous Australians have a platform to control the narrative – one that might make us re-think our perceptions of colonisation. First Nations people have chosen the content and chosen what they say about it. They're in charge of the story.
McBride, a Wailwan and Kooma woman who has risen through the ranks at the museum over the last decade, says the exhibition may be confronting for many. "It's an undoing of what many people might know about their own country. People often have no idea about Indigenous people's experiences or the intergenerational trauma."
Death Spear by Raymond Timbery and Joel Deaves, a replica of Pemulway's spear. Credit: Anna Kucera.
A sense of foreboding is evoked by depicting what it was like for First Nations people when they saw the white sails of the HMB Endeavour arrive in 1770. "The Aboriginal people lit signal fires when he sailed up the coast, warning their neighbours of an unusual event," McBride says. "It was like ringing your neighbour to say there's trouble ahead." Although the crew of the Endeavour noted the fires, they were unaware they were seeing an emergency response.
As well as documenting what happened during colonisation, Unsettled simultaneously sings praises to the resilience of the First Nations people and the fact that this is home to the world's oldest living culture. On display is a 30,000-year-old Wailwan grindstone fragment from Cuddie Springs which shows how long Aboriginal people have been preparing food.
"It's a great honour for any Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander to work so closely with their cultural material," says McBride. "That hasn't been our opportunity historically. We were allowed to deliver the education programs and maybe give some opinions or facts within our own experience, but the program was constructed by others."
A fragment of a 30,000-year-old Wailwan grindstone used in food preparation. Credit: Abram Powell.
What sets the show apart is the consultation involved; McBride and Smith travelled throughout NSW asking more than 1000 Indigenous people for their opinion. Some were not able to read or write. Others were given mail packs with a reply paid envelope. More than 800 people responded, while 130 First Nations people were involved in the selection, making and interpretation of objects and experiences.
"The exhibition was meant to be about the First Nation response to the 250th anniversary of Captain James Cook's mapping of the east coast, but it became clear that they weren't very interested in Cook. He is but a small footnote in Australia's true history," she says. What they wanted people to see, she says, is what happened to them: the frontier wars, the separation from families, the seizure of land.
"I knew this was going to be a very challenging project because Cook is seen as a hero to many Australians but he means something very different in our communities: destruction, pain and suffering."
Many of the stories behind the newly acquired artworks are searing.
Aunty Fay Moseley's One Way Ticket to Hell artwork.
One of these, a painting by Wiradjuri Elder and artist Aunty Fay Moseley, depicts the moment she was taken away from her parents when she was 10 years old. One Way Ticket to Hell shows Moseley's mother standing on the station waving goodbye as she is sent to Cootamundra Domestic Training Home for Aboriginal Girls.
"My father served as a Rat of Tobruk in World War II, and my parents both worked at the local cannery and sang in the local choir," says Fay over the phone from her home in Wagga. "I usually came close to the top of my class at school. But that didn't stop welfare coming to take five of the eight children when they were on the way to primary school one morning."
She didn't see her mother for nine years. "I used to miss my family so much, we used to look up at the clouds, and say that's them up there, there's Mum and Dad and Nan," she says.
The secret orders Captain James Cook officially could not open until after he left Tahiti. Credit: National Library of Australia.
At the Cootamundra Girls Home, she says, "they took me out of A class and made me D class, so instead of finishing school I became a domestic servant."
Moseley says she hopes many people come to the show and "have a really good look. A lot of it may be controversial, but this is telling the truth through art. It's only when we can acknowledge the truth that we can get on with our lives," she says.
Elder Uncle Waubin Richard Aken, of the Kaurareg First Nations in the Torres Strait Islands, took great pride in making Klakul spears for the show – replicas of those that armed warriors would have used to defend their land when Cook arrived. "The truth must be told," he said. "Captain Cook didn't discover Australia. There were real men and women living here, and the land and the sea were our real estate."
McBride seems destined for this role. She grew up in Sydney, spending most of the year living with her mother, going to school first at Leichhardt High, then Mitchell High School in Blacktown. For three months every year during the holidays she would live with her father in Coonamble, in Central West NSW.
Pemulwuy (c 1750-1802) features in Blood Money by Dr Ryan Presley.
"It was a very rich experience. My father had eight sisters and was always teaching me about Country, about language, about knowledge, wherever possible. I've always had that pride in being Aboriginal."
"I grew up in the '80s and ′90s when others thought it was shameful to be Aboriginal but my father had an avid pride in being a blackfella. I had that ultimate confidence driven into me by him. It gave me a real backbone."
At university and school, she realised there was a big gap in understanding about Aboriginal culture. "I realised it didn't matter that Aboriginal people and others were speaking English, they weren't understanding each other. I felt I was able to help with that cross-cultural communication."
She started at the museum in the education program and then moved into curation, making a name for herself in 2019 with the Gadi exhibition, which unearthed Indigenous stories never heard before.
One of McBride's priorities after the show will be the repatriation of Indigenous ancestors. She wants to see hundreds of remains stored on the museum shelves returned to their communities for re-burial within the next decade as a vital part of healing. "They have the right for a dignified burial – they need to be returned to their country for them to be at peace.
"There are still bridges and roads and towns and universities named after people who executed violent murders. I'm very serious about getting these ancestors right."
McKay says that some people may not agree with the contents of the exhibition. "But things have really shifted in the past few years and a show like this is incredibly timely. Until we are mature enough to embrace First Nations people and their knowledge, we won't be able to really shine as a nation."
When McKay began at the museum seven years ago, the Indigenous section was a "a rock wall with some spray painted hand prints, and an old Mission school house." Today, it has two highly regarded First Nations galleries, one of which was curated by McBride.
Australian Museum Trustee Distinguished Professor Larissa Behrendt, a Eualayai and Gamillaroi woman, says the exhibition is groundbreaking. "It changes the relationship between the museum and First Nations people. The museum has its own colonial history and we are now saying that we want that …relationship… to change."
But there's still a long way to go, says McBride. "My eight-year-old daughter recently brought home a project at school about Captain Cook that had almost nothing about Aboriginal history."
So what does she hope First Nations people will feel when they walk through the show? "Pride. And a sense of relief, that their stories are finally being told. For too long, it's been a matter of great forgetting."
Unsettled runs from May 22 until October 10 and is free.
See also: Unsettled exhibition reveals our untold history


Effective, clear and consistent branding is key to business success. But branding is not just your logo or colour scheme! Your brand means so much more. It's about your company's personality and showing the world who you are and should therefore extend much further than a logo and colour scheme. It should also go way beyond only being used on websites and brochures. To get the full value of your brand, it needs to be reflected in your workplace.
Why? Because workplace branding is powerful. It inspires and motivates employees – a vital ingredient to any successful business. So vital, in fact, that we've already written about it in our previous post. If you've not read part 1 of our blog on the importance of workplace branding for employees, you can find it here. Give it a read – we think you'll find it interesting.
With companies more dependent than ever on their brand for success, it's very important to take every opportunity you have to communicate your values. A branded workplace can have a huge effect on how clients and customers perceive you. It communicates clearly who you are, what you do and what your aims are. And of course, client perceptions are crucial to your success and growth.
A branded workplace communicates with your clients on multiple levels. It shows the pride you take in your products, conveys your company's aims, emphasises your key messages and demonstrates your commitment.
When clients see the time, effort and care that you've invested into your workplace, they know that you're a serious business. When they get a real feeling for who you are as a company, they can understand you and communicate with you better. These are vital conditions for inspiring the confidence and trust that form the foundation of investment and partnerships.
And you know what else it can help with? First impressions and lasting impressions – two things that are both as important as each other when it comes to winning business. A well designed, branded workplace can be a massive asset when it comes to making these impressions on your clients. A great looking office helps first impressions immeasurably. It welcomes people to your space, shows that you care and acts as a great icebreaker by giving you plenty to talk about, particularly if you give your clients a bit of a tour. It can make a real lasting impact and create a buzz about your company, inspiring clients to talk to others about their experience of your company.
Good interior design can achieve a lot. However, it's important to remember that branded workspaces aren't just about nice looking interiors. A branded workplace is much more intelligent and the effects of it go much deeper. A branded workplace represents who you truly are as a business and enables your clients to really get a feel for the essence of your company. From the smallest of elements to big, exciting design statements, all of the details within your branded workplace work together to continuously communicate your brand's personality and messages. It's a very clever and effective way of marketing your business.
We've helped several companies specifically design branded workplaces to make a real impression on clients. Cello Aviation needed a complete redesign and refurbishment of the firm's headquarters, with a particular focus on the creation of a bright and welcoming reception area.
As a luxury VIP private jet company who provide a service tailored to the needs of their clients, Cello Aviation have experienced rapid growth ever since their inception. Their brand message is clear: motivated by great ambition and professionalism, they exceed client expectations to deliver a reliable, luxurious, individually tailored service.
A reception area is absolutely vital for making crucial first impressions in any workplace and we therefore developed a design that would clearly communicate Cello Aviation's premium brand and message to clients as soon as they stepped through the door.
This involved creating a contemporary seating area for clients to comfortably wait and installing a new, modern front desk. Consistent branding was also implemented throughout the reception area and into the office itself, including the sales and marketing offices, the conference suite and the MD's boardroom. This was achieved by installing dividing walls of toughened glass that featured various custom graphic transfers. The main design was of a gentle wave that not only complemented Cello's logo, but also implied smooth flight, as well as providing practical privacy to the office spaces. Other graphics emphasised travel, cosmopolitan contemporary lifestyle and luxury destinations as they included a compass design on the doors leading through to the offices, a map of the world on the glass walls of the MD's boardroom, and the London skyline on the sales and marketing offices.
To see photos and learn more about how we helped Cello Aviation create a branded reception area and workplace to make an impact on their clients, take a look at our case study page.
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The Rise of Hoaxes, Humbug, Plagiarists, Phonies, Post-Facts, and Fake News
Finalist for the 2017 National Book Critics Circle Award for Criticism
Finalist for the 2017 PEN/Jean Stein Book Award
Winner of the 2018 Anisfield-Wolf Book Award for Nonfiction
Award-winning poet and critic Kevin Young traces the history of the hoax as a peculiarly American phenomenon—the legacy of P. T. Barnum's"humbug" culminating with the currency of Donald J. Trump's "fake news." Young then turns to the hoaxing of history and the ways that forgers, plagiarists, and frauds invent backstories and falsehoods to sell us lies about themselves and about the world in our own time, from pretend Native Americans Grey Owl and Nasdijj to the deadly imposture of Clark Rockefeller, from the made-up memoirs of James Frey to the identity theft of Rachel Dolezal. Disturbingly, Young finds that fakery is woven from stereotype and suspicion, with race being the most insidious American hoax of all. Brilliant and timely, Bunk asks what it means to live in a post-factual world of "truthiness" where everything is up for interpretation and everyone is subject to a contagious cynicism that damages our ideas of reality, fact, and art.
Now in paperback, Kevin Young's acclaimed Bunk, longlisted for the National Book Award in Nonfiction
Credit: Melanie Dunea
Kevin Young is the author of a previous book of nonfiction, The Grey Album: On the Blackness of Blackness, which won the PEN Open Book Award, was recognized as a New York Times Notable Book, and named a finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Award for criticism. He is the author of eleven books of poetry, including Brown and Blue Laws: Selected & Uncollected Poems 1995–2015. Young is the director of the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture and poetry editor for the New Yorker.
http://kevinyoungauthor.com
"Enthralling and essential. . . . Bunk is a sort of book that comes along rarely: the encompassing survey of some vast realm of human activity, encyclopedic but also unapologetically subjective."—Jonathan Lethem, The New York Times Book Review
"There's so much to enjoy and learn from in this encyclopedic anatomy of American imposture and chicanery."—The Washington Post
"Wild, incisive, exhilarating. . . . Young writes with unbridled enthusiasm, a showman's conviction, and a carny's canny, telling a story that at times defies belief. And every word of it is true."—Los Angeles Times
"[A] fascinating, dense, and hyper-referential look into the strange forms and contours of our indigenous cultural b.s."—O, The Oprah Magazine
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C'est l'île habitée la plus méridionale et la plus isolée de l'archipel d'Izu.

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Put the Brakes on Fracking - petition and briefing papers
The Stop Climate Chaos Coalition have put together 2 really useful documents on fracking:
- A two-page summary briefing with the key information about shale gas, fracking and its impacts.
- A technical briefing which goes into further analysis about the impact of fracking on the climate, natural environment and various economic issues.
The position of SCCC is outlined in both of these papers, as well as on their website: www.stopclimatechaos.org/fracking-and-climate-change
SCCC have joined 350.org, Platform, 38 Degrees and other organisations to promote the "Put the brakes on fracking" petition
This is Live on the SCCC website and is a petition to David Cameron, calling on him to 'reconsider your position on hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, immediately and instead champion clean energy sources which do not risk our global climate, the natural environment and our health'.
Please share this petition and promote it to the world!
Promote it on social media: Keep an eye on our Twitter account @scccoalition and our Facebook page. And use the hashtag #frackfree.
Sample tweet: It's time @David_Cameron put the brakes on #fracking - add your name to the petition today ow.ly/olm4X #frackfree
Green Left: A response to our critics
It is alleged by some Green party members that Green Left operates as "a party within a party" in the GPEW, the implication being that we are a "tightly organised group" plotting to take over the party by "underhand" methods.
The truth of the matter, as anyone who subscribes to our discussion list, and is therefore regarded as a member, will testify, is that Green Left is made up of Green Party members with a wide range of views who broadly subscribe to the view that in order to save the planet (or more accurately humanity on it) we will need to build "some kind" of socialist society, both in Britain and across the world, and conversely that any "movement for socialism" must have ecological and environmental concerns at it's very core. As Romayne Pheonix and Will Duckworth said when standing for Leader and Deputy Leader, the struggle for social justice and sustainable economics are "two sides of the same coin"
Green Left functions primarily as a discussion group, open to any Green Party member who states that they share its broadly "eco socialist" perspective and is willing to pay a small membership fee. The notion that Green Left is united or organised enough to function as a sinister "party within a party" would make it's activists laugh.
To the extent that Green Left organises at all it is primarily in the build up to, and during the course of, the twice yearly Green Party conferences. Green Left members discuss suitable motions and amendments to motions , collaborate in writing them and encourage members to stand for election to positions on GPEX and the party's various committees. We also produce and distribute a conference publication (Watermelon) which is made up of articles written by members of Green Left, and which are an expression of their own views rather than any agreed "position" of the group. An exception is sometimes made, with an occasional article being published in the name of Green Left Committee, which can be regarded as representing the collective view of the group.
Specific criticisms have recently made about Green Left in relation to what has been stated as its hostile attitude to the Green leadership of Brighton & Hove Council. The following is an attempt to set the record straight.
The Green Party took over the administration of Brighton and Hove Council in May 2011. At Spring Conference a few months previously, and in hopeful anticipation of Greens coming to "power" in Brighton, a motion on the party's response to government imposed cuts on local government spending was discussed. The motion itself was a composite of two remarkably similar motions which had been submitted, one in the name of several members of Green Left and one in the name of Darren Johnson and others.
The essential difference between the two composited resolutions, and which formed the basis of a "Green Left" amendment, concerned the question of whether Green Councillors should be willing to vote for cuts in order to ensure that a balanced budget could be set. The amendment argued that they shouldn't, the opponents of the amendment (almost all of whom who spoke in the debate were elected councillors) argued that they would have to if Greens became responsible for setting a budget.
The debate was fierce, even aggressive (although none of the aggression came from the supporters of the amendment) and the amendment was narrowly defeated on a card vote. Brighton Greens took office shortly afterwards in the knowledge that Green Party Conference had supported the view that they would have to make cuts if absolutely necessary.
In the following months Green Left members discussed the implications of the conference vote and expressed concern about what was likely to happen when Brighton Greens set their first budget the following spring.
Autumn Conference at Sheffield, dominated by the divisive issue of the redundancy of the party's Head of Media, featured no discussion of Brighton's forthcoming budget, although by then the council was already starting (correctly) to discuss budget priorities with local residents and "stakeholders". Conference did however find time (at the top of the agenda !) to unanimously commit the party to support the One Million Climate Jobs Campaign and (nearly unanimously) to join the Coalition of Resistance, an initiative supported by various groups and individuals on the left and by various trade unions including the largest, which aimed to unite all those who wanted to fight austerity, including local government cuts. (Then ) party leader Caroline Lucas had spoken at its founding conference and Romayne Pheonix was elected (and remains) its chair . Whatever future disagreements were to be had about Brighton could not detract from the fact that the party had strongly committed itself to the fight against austerity and the promotion of a "green jobs" alternative.
In early 2012, with Green Left members expressing concern in internal party discussions about the forthcoming B&H budget, and publishing a single measured statement in the public domain questioning the wisdom of Brighton Green Council embarking on a strategy based on cuts.("Why not take advantage of our electoral success and use this opportunity to build support for an alternative economic plan , and an ecologically and socially just future ?" we asked ) members of the group were invited by Red Pepper magazine to participate in a round table discussion with leading members of Brighton and Hove's Green Party administration.
The discussion was comradely and based (on Green Left's part at least) on mutual respect. Green Left participants in the discussion ( Romayne Phoenix, Pete Murry and Peter Allen) recognised and acknowledged the enormously difficult situation that B&H council found itself in and hoped at least that the administration would share it's dilemma with the wider party and draw some "red lines" limiting the extent of cuts that it would be prepared to administer. We argued that cutting services and jobs would seriously threaten the reputation of the Green Party as a principled anti cuts party.
We followed up our trip to Brighton to meet with councillors by holding a Green Left meeting in the city, to which all Green Party members were invited and to which a good number came. As we expected there was a range of views expressed by local members, some broadly supportive of Green Left's position of opposition to jobs and service cuts, others much more supportive of the Green Council's proposed budget. There was general agreement that both local and national party members should have an input into Brighton's budget strategy based on a recognition that what was happening in Brighton and Hove was crucial to the future of the Green Party across England and Wales.
Spring Conference 2012 in Liverpool coincided with budget setting week in Brighton and Hove. Green Left members, noting that cuts of around £17 million had been included in the budget which had been passed a few days previously, and that an attempt by the Green Council to reduce the extent of cuts in the forthcoming and future years by a modest increase in Council Tax had been defeated by an unprincipled alliance of Labour and Tory councillors, attempted to submit an emergency resolution calling in Brighton Green Council to reconsider. The motion was ruled out of order by a vote on the floor of conference which supported the view that Brighton and Hove's Green Council's budget was entirely a matter for Brighton and Hove and that the rest of the party had no business even discussing it .
The above was the last straw for several leading members of Green Left who immediately left both the party and the group. The majority of us chose to remain in the party, continuing to believe that it offers the best forum for us to argue openly for the eco socialist views that we hold, and that its democratic processes offer us the continued opportunity to seek to persuade others in the party of the wisdom of our views.
Regarding Brighton Council Green Left members added their voices to many in the local party who were critical of the council leadership during the recent City clean dispute. We also fear for the ongoing reputation of the party if that council leadership produces a budget for 2014/15 with cuts of over £20million, as Jason Kitcat has said will be necessary to balance the books.
We remain committed members of the Green Party even when our efforts at conference fail to persuade a majority. We are also acutely aware that those attending conference are a small self selected minority of party members and that we must also engage with the wider membership and potential membership.


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Craig Childs (House of Rain, The Secret Knowledge of Water) is your guide as he and pilot friend Neal Schwieterman hop from one mesa-top landing strip to another in a 1946 Cessna, taking you on a unique tour of the Colorado Plateau's most spectacular public lands.
Between hawk's-eye panoramas from the air and on-the-ground adventures, you'll fly directly into the heart of the Colorado Plateau. Along the way, Craig shares his deep, personal experience of these special places.
Beautifully photographed, this book has every Peaks, Plateaus and Canyons Association (PPCA) member represented. Proceeds from the sale of this book benefit each individual park's member association and also funds future PPCA endeavors in highlighting the beautiful Colorado Plateau.
Winner of the 2018 Public Lands Alliance Publication of the Year.


At the risk of sounding politically incorrect, am going to share with you an honest tale in homeschooling. i share it because i recognized the pure innocence behind it all. It was one those "from the mouth of babes" moments which always tend to melt my heart. i love the simple innocence of children and wish they could stay wrapped in it forever.
One of the many things i loved about homeschooling was the chance for my children to explore any topic their heart desired. We had a curriculum we followed but within that they had the freedom to unearth any other topic or subject that interested them. SHOCKINGLY, my son wanted to continue the topic of ninjas after a brief introduction during World History. He checked out lots of books and ravenously read any kid-appropriate material he could get his hands on. The following week's chapter in World History was about the spread of Islam. (Anyone see where this is going?) We checked out lots of books on the Middle East and Islam. As the kiddos were flipping through newly checked out books and glancing at pictures on the way home from the library, they both begin to squeal excitedly, "Mom! Did you know there are such things as Ninja WOMEN in Islam!?" After almost spewing my latte all over the steering wheel we made an immediate classroom diversion into the explanation and research of the dress of women in the Middle East.
This occurred months before we had any inclination at all that we may be moving to Dubai. Upon learning about our future destination, the kids took it upon themselves to discover all they could about Dubai. Riley decided to write a report on how and why woman dress the way they do and share it with her group of friends.
Imagine how much more we have learned upon arriving here and living within the culture. By no means do i consider myself an expert but i will attempt to share some of the things we have discovered.
A complete loose covering that hides the entire face.
From what i have been told the few women we have see wearing this type of covering are typically from Afghanistan. i have also seen women completely covered and going as far as wearing black gloves on their hands. This is uncommon and NOT a requirement in the UAE.
The black dress worn over other clothes.
The Niqab covers the face but not the eyes.
which covers the head only, as it is considered holy, and is sometimes worn in bright colorful styles.
The niqab may or may not accompany the abaya.
While at a mosque, we were informed that Muslim women are only required to cover their arms, legs and head. This was also mandatory for me in order to enter a tour to a mosque as seen here. The additional face covering is typically worn by a married woman whose husband doesn't want to share her beauty with other men.
At first this all seemed so foreign and different to us. We couldn't help but watch and wonder about these mysterious women. Once in the elevator i saw a woman in an niqab stealing glances at me. Every time i looked her way she would avert her eyes. As i smiled over at her veiled face i recognized the awe and wonder she held in her eyes. It was the same look i had for her upon arriving...the disbelief that someone could dress so different from me and be completely at ease with it.
Much of the stereotypes that i unknowingly brought with me to Dubai are starting to dissipate. i would guess many of the above pictures are unsettling to most of us. Possibly even the fact i let my daughter wear one. i realize that initially the sight of the unfamiliar can render in us various feelings such as; nervousness, caution, wonder, curiosity, judgement, fear or a myriad of other emotions. i even discovered the American in me wanted to free those poor ladies from the trappings that held them back. As if exempting them from their layers would rid them of all their problems. Even though i may not agree with all that is wrapped up in the meaning of the veil, i desire for my family and i to view them the same way the Creator of the heavens and earth sees them.
Fearfully and wonderfully made, and greatly loved by Him.
All of us are broken and find ways to attempt to fix ourselves through whatever means possible. Cultural trappings and masks are used in a variety of ways throughout all cultures as an attempt to hide our fallenness. My hope for our family is that through our wanderings here we will learn to see Beyond the Burqa to the person behind the mask and demonstrate to people of all cultures and race the love and compassion that is due them.
We love because he first loved us. Whoever claims to love God yet hates a brother or sister is a liar. For whoever does not love their brother and sister, whom they have seen, cannot love God, whom they have not seen.
Amen and Amen. You are a gifted teacher to many people, Tami. I love, love, love you!
Thanks for this lesson - a good reminder to not judge anyone by what they wear, no matter where they live.


Navigating rough ground or bad field conditions? Not a problem with this turn-table reel. The TTR-20 has a tough, well-balanced design that can traverse any terrain, with tandem axles and flotation tires. This stable, performance-proven turn-table reel has been crafted from Puck's years of liquid transport experience and tested in the toughest conditions.
The TTR-20 is robust, well-balanced and built tough to handle any job. The TTR-20 can manage 2 miles of 8-inch hose at a time — or even a mile of 10-inch.
A higher reel clears up the operator's line of site, making it easy to fill the cart and take care of the hose. These tasks should be simple, and the TTR-20 makes sure they are.
A turn-table reel is only as good as its tires — and the TTR-20's are excellent. Tandem axles with flotation tires provide the weight distribution needed to move through the rough ground with ease, keeping your operation on track.
Single-person operation using the tractor's hydraulics allows you to eliminate downtime effectively. With the same innovative features as Puck's traditional hose carts, the TTR-20 is built for premium performance.


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Dumb Jocks at Stanford?
March 24, 2016 March 23, 2016 by George Beinhorn
Years ago, several of the wiser lights on LetsRun were going on about how talented jocks had an easier time being accepted at Stanford; how they were coddled in the classroom; and how they were actually pretty dumb.
I just had to laugh. I had three roommates my freshman and sophomore years at Stanford who played sports.
My freshman roommate played football. We didn't stay in touch beyond that year, but I believe he majored in Poly Sci and graduated on time. At one point, he ran for student body president.
My second year I roomed with cousins, Jim Youd and Don Buehler. They were part of a large Buehler clan that spawned jocks who worked their butts off in sports and academics. Jim lettered in water polo and won the heavyweight class in intramural wrestling. Don was an All-American water polo player and a member of the Stanford wrestling team. Don turned down a Rhodes Scholarship to enter medical school at Columbia. Jim still works as a consulting engineer. Don retired several years ago after a nerve problem prevented him from continuing his work as a successful heart surgeon in La Jolla.
Don's cousin Jack lived across from me in Wilbur Hall. Jack was 6'7″, weighed probably 270 lbs., and engaged in an ongoing war with the guys in the room above him. When they hung a burning trash bucket outside his window, he pounded a heavily loaded barbell on the ceiling. Jack had a successful career as a physician.
If you think you've heard the Buehler name, you're probably thinking of Rachel Buehler, former captain of the USA women's soccer teams that won Gold at two Olympic Games. She's Don Buehler's daughter. Oh, and she was another dumb Stanford jock – 4.0 in human biology, now in medical school.
All of which proves that if you're a dumb jock you're more likely to end up on LetsRun than at Stanford.
There are no end of inspiring stories about Stanford athletes who've excelled in sports and school. I love to read about people who show us what we can achieve if we apply ourselves, open our hearts, and never give up.
Here are some links to some reasonably short, engrossing feature stories that I'm sure you will enjoy:
Legacy of a Survivor: A Stanford hurdler's family saga.
Stone Cold (about Stanford swimmer Gray Umbach who carries a 3.99 cumulative GPA in chemical engineering)
Challenge Accepted (about Owen Marecic, former Stanford football star on offense and defense who's now doing medical research)
I'm finding it harder to write the kind of long, thoughtful pieces I formerly scribbled. But for about a year now, I've bookmarked articles that inspired me in one way or another, because they dealt with people who've succeeded in sports with the help of expansive attitudes of selflessness, teamwork, and guiding others. This is a first stab to see if I can leverage those gems to offer more frequent posts without spending the endless hours it takes to write and polish the longer pieces; time that my present schedule no longer allows. Stay tuned.
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This is a very special version of the most influential (Jazz) album ever. We present the original album in remastered form plus an extra LP containing 2 tracks that weren't available on vinyl before.
So much has been said and written about Miles Davis' Kind Of Blue, it's virtually impossible to summarize all the necessary info to the length of this page. We could simply list some facts (best sold Jazz album ever worldwide). We could try to explain why it's the best Jazz album ever made, but the music itself will do that to you.
As Bill Evans said in the original liner notes for the record, the band did not play through any of these pieces prior to recording. Miles Davis laid out the themes before the tape rolled and the band improvised. The end results were fragile and wondrous. Recorded during 2 sessions in 1959, Kind of Blue worked on many different levels and will do so for many years to come.
We've graced this first-time ever 2LP edition of this musical masterpiece with a gatefold sleeve with additional liner notes.


High School Adventure is an Interesting puzzle game. In the game, you must try and win the school poster contest. Various puzzles and challenges stand in their way, you can help Alex and Ellie find some hidden object to solve some interesting clues win the contest. Good luck and have fun!


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DSM-5 will cost $199, more than twice the rate of inflation
DSM-5 has announced its price, an incredible $199 (and the paperback is also no bargain at a hefty $149).
Compare this to $25 for a DSM III in 1980; $65 for a DSM IV in 1994; and $84 for a DSM-IV-TR in 2000. The price tag on a copy of DSM is escalating at more than twice the rate of inflation.
No one outside the closed APA circle will ever really know for sure, but clearly the astounding price jump is not fueled by Adam Smith's "invisible hand" – the powerful interaction of supply and demand that guides any free market.
The supply of DSM-5 is unlimited while the demand is likely to be quite limited (due to all the mistrust that has been generated by DSM-5's flawed process and reckless product).
The price tag on a copy of DSM-5 is escalating at more than twice the rate of inflation
So if supply is great and demand is small, why is the price of DSM-5 jumping up so rapidly instead of sticking to inflation or retreating? Three reasons:
1. APA has sunk more than $25 million into DSM-5 and wants to recoup as much of its investment as it can. God only knows where the money went. DSM-IV cost one fifth as much – just $5 million – of which half came from external grants.
2. APA is in deficit and is rapidly losing membership dues and drug company funding. It desperately needs all the publishing profits it can pull from DSM-5 to bridge its budgetary gap. If DSM-5 sales are projected to be much less than originally expected, the APA strategy may be to raise prices sky-high in order to make up the difference.
3. APA is probably counting on having captive buyers who are forced to pay its price, however exorbitant it may be. That's exactly how monopolies take advantage of markets that are not free- rigging the prices to bring in all the profits the helpless traffic will bear.
Previous systems (DSM-III, DSM-IIIR, DSM-IV) were far from perfect, but they were good enough to provide a widely accepted common language for communication. The gross incompetence of DSM-5 will likely return us to a Babel of many languages – different people using different methods of diagnoses.
DSM-5: Drinking too much coffee among mental disorders included in latest psychiatrist bible
DSM-5, the latest psychiatrist bible, is warning of the dangerous physiological impact of caffeine intoxication.
An overdose of caffeine is among the mental disorders included in the latest edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5) released on May 22.
Symptoms of the disorder include restlessness, nervousness, excitement, red face, gastrointestinal upset, muscle twitching, rambling speech, sleeplessness, rapid and irregular heartbeat, according to Live Science.
The findings about the mental impacts of a caffeine overdose come from the list of mental disorders compiled by the American Psychiatric Association (APA).
The DSM is the go-to guide for a myriad of professionals seeking to understand mental disorders including physicians, psychologists, social workers, nurses, occupational and rehabilitation therapists, and counselors, according to the APA website.
DSM-5 is warning of the dangerous physiological impact of caffeine intoxication
Caffeine intoxication had previously been listed as a disorder but in the latest edition of the DSM, it also includes the disorder associated with caffeine withdrawal.
Symptoms of caffeine withdrawal are described as including headache, fatigue, difficulty concentrating, depressed mood and other issues.
"Caffeine is invading our society more and more," Alan Budney, who served on the DSM-5 working group for substance-use disorders, previously told Medscape Medical News in 2011 about why caffeine withdrawal was an important disorder to investigate.
"There's concern enough to consider this topic seriously, even though it's probably one of the more controversial issues faced by our work group," he added.
Caffeine is considered the most widely used, behaviorally active drug in the world, alongside other chemicals that can prompt mental disorders.
The other powerful chemicals include alcohol, nicotine, cannabis, hallucinogens and other mind-altering substances.
DSM-5: Controversial updates to mental health manual to be published
DSM-5, an update to one of the most important manuals in mental health – known as the bible of psychiatry – is to be published later.
Controversy and criticism has surrounded work on the fifth version of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5).
Some say the rulebook will turn normal behavior, like grief or childhood temper tantrums, into mental illness.
The manual is used mainly in the US, but is influential around the world.
This is the first update to the volume since 1994. Experts in mental health have been taking account of the latest scientific developments to update ways of diagnosing mental disorders.
The exact changes will be presented at a meeting of the American Psychiatric Association (APA).
There will be new categories including binge eating disorder, disruptive mood dysregulation disorder and hoarding disorder. Meanwhile Asperger's syndrome will become part of autism spectrum disorders rather than having a section of its own.
The publication will have no effect on how people are diagnosed in countries which use guidelines from the World Health Organization (WHO).
Controversy and criticism has surrounded work on the fifth version of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5)
Prof. Peter Kinderman, head of the Institute of Psychology at the University of Liverpool, said: "[DSM-5] will lower many diagnostic thresholds and increase the number of people in the general population seen as having a mental illness."
He said "normal grief" would now be classed as a major depressive disorder and childhood temper tantrums would be a symptom of disruptive mood dysregulation disorder.
Also: "A wide range of unfortunate human behaviors, the subject of many new year's resolutions, will become mental illnesses – excessive eating will become <<binge eating disorder>>, and the category of <<behavioral addictions>> will widen significantly to include such <<disorders>> as <<internet addiction>> and <<s** addiction>>."
There is also criticism of the way DSM classifies diseases based on symptoms. There are efforts to harness advances in genetics and neuroscience to diagnose people based on the cause rather than the symptoms of the illness.
The director of the US government's National Institute of Mental Health said DSM had a "lack of validity".
Dr. Thomas Insel posted a blog saying: "Unlike our definitions of ischemic heart disease, lymphoma, or AIDS, the DSM diagnoses are based on a consensus about clusters of clinical symptoms, not any objective laboratory measure.
"In the rest of medicine, this would be equivalent to creating diagnostic systems based on the nature of chest pain or the quality of fever."
In some areas the distinction between disorders is narrowing. Autism, attention deficit-hyperactivity disorder, bipolar disorder, major depressive disorder and schizophrenia are all classed as separate disorders based on their symptoms.
However, research published in the Lancet medical journal in February showed all five disorders shared several genetic risk factors.
Dr. David Kupfer, the chair of the DSM-5 task force, said: "The changes to the manual will help clinicians more precisely identify mental disorders and improve diagnosis while maintaining the continuity of care.
"We expect these changes to help clinicians better serve patients and to deepen our understanding of these disorders based on new research."
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Dean Wins MoveOn Primary in a Landslide
It's official – Governor Dean took nearly 44% of the vote, an almost 2-1 margin over the nearest candidate (Kucinich). While this means that Governor Dean doesn't get MoveOn's endorsement (the endorsement would only result in a 50%+ showing), it's a strong statement of support from the more than 139,000 voters who expressed support in Governor Dean.
The official breakdown of the vote getters in double-digits:
% vote
Enthusiastic support?
The only way to read this is that Governor Dean is the favorite of the MoveOn electorate. Kerry received 33% fewer votes than Kucinich, yet is supported more broadly than Kucinich (not surprising, given the profile of the MoveOn voters); Kucinich is attractive to his loyal supporters but supporters of other candidates are less likely to support him than, say, Kerry.
Thanks to all who helped make this happen. This is an important step forward. Now contribute and show your support!
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They should redo this poll with Clark in and see what happens.


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Budget for HIV Medications in 2017 Cut by 13.5% Despite Growing Epidemic
Russia's Health Ministry has cut the budget allocated for buying HIV medications in 2017 by 13.5 percent — from 20.8 billion rubles ($320 million) spent in 2016 to 18 billion rubles ($277 million) in 2017, the RBC news website reported Friday.
As the result of the cuts, the newest HIV medications, recommended by the World Health Organization, haven't made the government's list of essential medicines that helps regulate the prices on drugs and is used for state procurement procedures. "Macroeconomic measures" are to blame for it, the Ministry's medicines department head Yelena Maksimkina is quoted as saying in the report.
Including new, more effective medications in the list does warrant more funds, but at the same time it helps stopping diseases from spreading and, in the long run, saves government money, director of the Pharmaceutical Innovations association Vadim Kukava told RBC.
"The system is not effective. In 10 regions [the authorities] unofficially declared an HIV epidemic, but [they are] trying to save money on [HIV medications]. Our research shows that twice more money should be allocated for the medications," he said.
Last week Russia's Health Minister Veronika Skvortsova announced that the spread of HIV has become "critical" in 10 Russian regions. The Sverdlovsk region recently made headlines when it was revealed that 1.8 percent of the capital Yekaterinburg's population is living with HIV, the highest rate in the country.
The number of new cases of HIV has been growing since the late 1990s, according to statistics of the Moscow-based Federal Center for Fighting AIDS. The number of cases of HIV registered in Russia reached one million in December 2015. Currently, there are more than 854,000 people living with HIV diagnosis. Only 261,000 of them are on treatment due to limited funds.
UNAIDS has reported that Russia has the largest HIV epidemic in the European region, and one of the fastest growing HIV epidemics in the world.
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"The population doesn't use condoms, their sales are falling," the head of a national AIDS prevention research center said.
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"In general, this population group leads a very active sexual lifestyle," the head of a regional AIDS center was cited as saying.
Russia Risks HIV Epidemic as Cases Rise, Experts Warn
Most new cases in the former Soviet Union in 2017 were from heterosexual sex as the disease spreads beyond high-risk groups.
New HIV Infections Spike in Moscow, Far East Regions of Russia
The number of people living with HIV has grown by 20 percent in Moscow, and by as much as 150 percent in other Russian regions.


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Patellar tendinopathy is also known as Jumper's Knee, patellar tendonitis or tendinitis. Tendinopathy comprises of tendinosis (degeneration of the tendon) and tendinitis (inflammation of the tendon). Patellar tendinopathy is an overuse injury that affects the knee and is usually a result of the patellar tendon being overstressed. Patella tendinopathy can be a debilitating disease and results in prolonged absence and potential retirement from sports.
Patellar tendinopathy usually occurs in those who are relatively young (between 15 to 30 years old), in athletes, especially men who are involved in sports such as basketball, volleyball, track and field jumping events, tennis, and football which requires repeated use of the patellar tendon. These sports require repeated bursts of energy for jumping, landing, cutting and pivoting. Repetition of this activity can cause damage and change in the tendon. It has been reported to be the most common injury in volleyball, reaching as high as 40% among high-level volleyball players.
It is one of the most common injuries in sports and up to 40% of professional players have experienced symptoms of this condition during their career. It was also found that chronic patellar tendinopathy leads to athletes abandoning their careers and still suffer mild but long lasting symptoms in a 15-year follow-up study.
Patients usually present with anterior knee pain that is localized to the inferior pole of the patella. It may be described as a sharp and aching pain. The pain is also aggravated by activities that require the patient to jump, land after jumping, running and sometimes prolonged sitting. The pain is gradual in its onset and increases with activity.
Localized tenderness is found over the inferior pole of the knee and it may feel stiff in the morning. The affected tendon may also appear thickened compared to the unaffected side.
Other associated symptoms include swelling either at the superior or inferior pole of the kneecap, crepitus or the occurrence of the knee "giving way" or momentary weakness.
The diagnosis of patellar tendinopathy is a clinical diagnosis and is made via the patient's history and examination of the patient. Palpation was found to be reliable in identifying patellar tendinopathy . It is important to rule our other disorders that may have a similar presentation and this can be aided with the use of imaging such as magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scan, computed tomography (CT) scan, ultrasound and the standard radiograph.
The pain-rest-reinjury cycle is important in regards to patellar tendinopathy treatment. It is vital that patients do not return to sport or vigorous activities before there is adequate tissue healing. Conservative management is usually recommended in phases 1 to 3.
Patellar tendinopathy is usually managed conservatively when it presents in the early stages. It includes restriction or modification of activity, applying ice packs, using analgesics or anti-inflammatories, stretching, massage or taping. The non-operative treatment of patellar tendinopathy may not be effective in all cases despite months of treatment.
In patients with phase 1, treatment includes adequate warm up, cryotherapy after sports, using non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) as an anti-inflammatory and pain relief, bracing, and strengthening exercises.
In phase 2, moist heat before an activity is added to phase 1 treatment protocol. Corticosteroid injections are no longer administered as it has been associated with detrimental side effects and have no significant improvement. Corticosteroid injections can also provide pain relief leading to the continuation of damage on the tendon.
In phase 3, the phase 2 protocol is used with the addition of prolonged rest. It is also at this stage that surgery is considered.
Studies comparing surgical and conservative treatment found that both groups showed significant improvement over a twelve-month period with no statistical significance between the two groups. Due to the long time needed for patients to recover for both surgical and conservative therapy, a study was conducted on arthroscopic (endoscopic surgery on the joint) surgery and patients were able to return to their activities within two months in the majority of cases.
There are multiple types of open surgical procedures that can be done for patellar tendinopathy but the most common one involves the open excision of the diseased portion of the patellar tendon. The negative aspects of an open surgery are not related to the success rate but rather the amount of time needed post-operatively to return to their routine activities or sports. The time to recover post open surgery can range from six to ten months. With arthroscopic surgery, studies have reported up to 85% of symptom improvement, a return to sporting function from 46% to 85% of patients and the time taken to return to activities was found to be between two and six months.
 Malliaras P, Cook J, Purdam C, Rio E. Patellar tendinopathy: clinical diagnosis, load management, and advice for challenging case presentations. Journal of Orthopaedic & Sports Physical Therapy. 2015; 45(11):887-898.
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 Cook JL, Khan KM, Kiss ZS, Coleman BD, Griffiths L. Asymptomatic hypoechoic regions on patellar tendon ultrasound: a 4-year clinical and ultrasound followup of 46 tendons. Scand J Med Sci Sports. 2001; 11:321-327.
 Malliaras P, Cook J, Ptasznik R, Thomas S. Prospective study of change in patellar tendon abnormality on imaging and pain over a volleyball season. Br J Sports Med. 2006; 40:272-274.
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The interline agreement between the national airline company "Belavia" and the airline company "Tatarstan" comes into effect on December, 11 of this year.
Starting from December 14, 2010 the "Belavia" airline is going to perform regular flights on a new route Minsk- Ashkhabad-Minsk.
Germany – Kazakhstan: Tickets are Already Available!
Open sale of air tickets according to 2011 summer flight schedule: Hanover, Astana, Kostanay, Pavlodar.
Now the airline offers an e-ticket opportunity for the benefit of those customers who are going to fly over Minsk – Istanbul – Minsk itinerary.
The "BELAVIA" Office in UK has moved to the new location in London at a very prominent place near the Victoria Station – the new address: 5 LOWER GROSVENOR PLACE, LONDON, SW1W 0EJ – just a few minutes' walk from the Buckingham Palace.
Belavia and Delta signed e-interline agreement, making it possible to draw e- air tickets for the flights of both the companies.
Starting from 15 September 2010 Belavia is opening a new direction in its geography of flights. Batumi is an oldest resort city of Georgia.
As of the 1st of August 2010 (Sunday) the Sheremetyevo international airport is going to cancel special shuttle buses on the route between the terminals of the southern (D, E, F) and northern (B and С) sectors of the airport via the outside bypass road.


Steve Hickey Games: How do you prepare to run a game for the first time?
How do you prepare to run a game for the first time?
There's that moment when you've read a game you haven't played before: the moment you decide you're actually going to run it.
What sort of techniques do you use?
It ends up being a bit like a reader's commentary.
I've just analysed Wield by John Wick and Gillian Fraser, which looks like a great game and got rave reviews at Kapcon this year.
Here's the second half of one for Circle of Hands by Ron Edwards.
I'll make an initial post here, and then put my follow-up comments on Google Plus as I read and ask questions. I think that's the best way to keep all of my observations in one play, that's still searchable later on.
That may or may not be followed up with an actual review of the game.


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