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Visiting Angels' Fall Prevention Program for Seniors
Our Safe and Steady fall prevention program helps seniors prevent slips, trips, and falls at home. By preventing falls, we can reduce seniors' risk of hurting themselves. These types of injuries are the number one reason why seniors lose their independence, making fall prevention an important part of aging in place.
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At Visiting Angels®, we're committed to helping seniors remain at home as they age, keeping them in the space where they feel safest, happiest, and most comfortable. That makes fall prevention an important part of our DNA.
Seniors are more likely to suffer falls than younger adults, with 1 in 3 seniors experiencing a serious fall every year. This is due to a number of risk factors that are more common among elderly adults, including:
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Hip fractures are a particular danger. The recovery period for a hip fracture can take up to 12 months, may require transitional care, and comes with a significant risk of life-threatening complications. The vast majority of seniors never fully recover from a hip fracture, and many older adults lose their independence as a result.
The good news is that the vast majority of falls can be prevented.
Our Safe and Steady program can help reduce your loved one's risk of falling at home—the most common location for slips, trips, and falls.
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More than 75% of dangerous falls occur in or around the home. This means that most falls can be prevented by taking precautions at home.
Our Safe and Steady Fall Prevention Resource Guide can help you identify risk factors in your loved one's home and take steps to reduce the risks of suffering a fall.
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- Physical, social, and emotional health impacts of falls by the elderly
- Environmental risk factors that increase the likelihood of falls at home
- Precautions you can take to eliminate fall risks from the home
- Design changes that can reduce seniors' risk of an at-home fall
- Lifestyle changes that can further reduce fall risks for seniors
The Safe and Steady guide includes a list of easy home modifications you can make to reduce your loved one's risk of falling at home. It also contains a 59-point home safety checklist.
Get Started with Visiting Angels
Our commitment to fall prevention extends to our home care services. Our caregivers can reduce your loved one's risk of falls in a number of ways, depending on the type of home care we provide to your loved one.
With companion care, we can help your loved one maintain a safe and tidy home, and we can lend a helping hand with day-to-day tasks that may increase the risk of falls. If your loved one's physical health puts them at high risk for falls, our personal care services can help with activities such as dressing, bathing, and mobility.
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This is a series highlighting folks who identify as Radical Doulas. Are you interested in being part of the series? Email me at radicaldoulaATgmailDOTcom.
Kate Palmer is a queer, working-class feminist activist and full-spectrum doula living in Chicago. She has spent almost ten years working in abortion care and is currently working with the Chicago Doula Circle, an abortion doula group she co-founded. In addition to that, she works as a private birth and postpartum doula with Kaleidoscope Doula Care. She also co-founded 45 Million Voices, which is organization dedicated to reducing stigma around abortion and serves on the boards of the Chicago Abortion Fund and the Chicago Women's Health Center.
Why do you identify with the term radical doula?
I see being a doula as a political act and I believe that abortion, pregnancy, and childbirth can be a radical act of love and resistance. I've held the hands of thousands of people during their abortions and the compassion and love that I've witnessed while supporting someone during their abortion has shaped the kind of birth doula that I am today. Being queer and actively choosing to work with queer and trans folks makes me a little different than the traditional doula (and I love that!).
What is your doula philosophy and how does it fit into your broader political beliefs?
My doula philosophy is one of meeting people where they are at and recognizing that everyone views pregnancy and birth very differently. My role as a doula is to empower and educate pregnant people and as long as my clients are aware of their options, I support whatever options they may choose.
As a working class queer feminist activist, I am also working as a doula to help expand doula love to people that don't traditionally have access to pregnancy support. I also see the work that I'm doing as part of a larger political context. One of my roles as a radical doula to help bridge the "traditional birth doula" world with the reproductive justice movement. There shouldn't be such a disconnect between the two worlds. For example, we all should be fighting for greater access for Certified Professional Midwives as well fighting the increasing amount of abortion restrictions. When we only focus our energy on only one side of these issues, instead of seeing it as part of a broader issue of the government and corporations trying to control our bodies and our choices that we make in our lives, it only compromises the end goal and does a disservice to those that we are working and advocating on behalf of.
What inspired you to become a doula?
I actually came to the doula world from the world of abortion care. I've worked in abortion care for almost ten years and pregnancy histories would always come up when I would talk with patients. Through these conversations with patients, I started realizing how common labor inductions and c-sections were. This led me to start reading more and more about maternal health disparities and the significant role that class and race can play in that. At the same time, friends of mine started asking me to be their support person during their births and I realized that by being a doula, I could combine my passion for reproductive justice with my love of reproductive healthcare.
What is your favorite thing about being a doula?
I love that as a doula, I can help advocate and empower folks to make decisions about their bodies. Being with folks and watching them trust their own instincts and find something within themselves that they did not know was there, is truly inspiring. There is also something very magical about being with someone during such an intense, intimate experience.
If you could change one thing about birth in the US, what would it be?
It is hard to pick just one thing! I would love to get rid of the shame and stigma that can come along with pregnancy based decisions. I've known so many people who are ashamed that they ended up having a c-section or an epidural or had to formula feed their baby. We need to stop thinking that we know what is best for other people and their bodies or what happened during someone's labor and delivery. Just like the shame that can be associated with abortion and miscarriage, there is a lot of stigma and judgement that can be attached birth experiences. In my dream world, we would validate and honor all pregnancy and birth experiences.

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Kent Bush: Running mate chosen: Natvig joins rare, unique ticket
Most of what you hate about the political process is aided and abetted by the Electoral College. The fact that a third-party candidate can never make a run as anything more than a spoiler for one of the major parties is due in large part to how the Electoral College picks the winner of the presidential election every four years.
Because electors come through a winner-take-all state-by-state process, winning a large number of votes or even a couple of states means almost nothing in the big picture.
The system creates a situation where votes in predominantly Republican or Democratic states also mean almost nothing.
Candidates know that they have those electors in hand so there is no campaigning there (read huge loss of money for broadcasters, newspapers and other businesses that cater to campaigns) and the values of the voters don't even figure in to the overall policy platform.
Campaigns are tailored to the opinions of the wishy-washiest voters in the wishy-washiest states.
In order to secure a party's nomination, contestants try to impress the party faithful. After becoming the candidate, they squeeze their square peg beliefs into the round hole of independent voters in a few swing states.
That is something I am hoping to help eliminate - and I have found the perfect running mate to complete the ticket and help fight the good fight.
Like Romney's selection of Paul Ryan, the selection was carefully guarded for more than a week. We held high-level meetings at clandestine locations - typically one Chinese restaurant, but it does have particularly dim lighting. We didn't want the news getting out before we were ready to release it.
We held several meetings over lunch where we appeared to be like every other customer. Like Ryan sneaking around airports in a baseball cap in blue jeans so he wouldn't be recognized, very few people could have figured out what significant negotiations were being held when we met over that egg drop soup.
Many great candidates were considered after I discovered that the Kansas Affidavit of Write-in Candidacy for President required me to select a running mate, but only a few were finalists.
After the finalists were vetted, one candidate stood out as a great running mate for a write-in campaign.
Todd Natvig has agreed to join this rare and unique ticket.
There were so many reasons that Natvig was chosen.
Obviously I am partial to names with only four letters. He can play the fiddle and - as a trainer of jet pilots - could actually fly Air Force One in a pinch.
Our previous partnerships have included storm chasing across south central Kansas. During these assignments, Natvig proved he will fearlessly and recklessly follow instructions.
When we were approaching a tornado in Argoina, Kan. earlier this year, he had no idea where the tornado was, and when I told him to keep going, he did - in his own minivan.
Our campaign motto will be the same as our storm-chasing motto: "Man the Windstar. We're going in!"
Like me, my running mate has great foreign policy experience. I traveled through Europe to Ethiopia twice in one year. My feet touched American, German, Dutch, Sudanese and Ethiopian soil in 2011.
Natvig spent a year in Norway after high school. He learned to speak the language through emersion.
He was used to learning strange languages in this way because he was born in Mankato, Minn. The Norwegians have nothing on Minnesotans when it comes to funny languages - uff da!
In the spirit of full disclosure, I want to congratulate a few of the finalists who narrowly missed the cut.
I considered Augusta (Kan.) City Councilor Matt Childers. However, he was eliminated after photos of him alongside Kevin Yoder appeared on Facebook. No one on this ticket can be tied - even indirectly - to skinny-dipping in the Sea of Galilee. The prime directive of this campaign will be to stay classy.
I also considered Sarah Palin. She isn't really doing anything right now, and she has visited this county during her book tour. For some reason, no one on her staff returned my emails.
It is probably best that I didn't choose Palin. I don't want to be on a reality show after this election is over.
Also, she had too many letters in her first name for my comfort. If it was spelled S-A-R-A, things might have worked out differently.
Natvig wasn't selected primarily because of his foreign policy experience, fiddle playing, status as a pilot or even blind loyalty.
He is the total package and, together, we will do our part to bring down the monster that is the Electoral College.
Kent Bush is publisher of the Augusta (Kan.) Gazette.


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Breast health and disease prevention: The best alternative medicine is healthy nutrition
It's no secret that good nutrition is a key component in breast health and disease prevention.
But sometimes it takes a little reminding as to what good nutrition really is, and there is no better time for a primer than during National Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
To improve your health, a good place to start is to know your body mass index, said Pamela Rochford, a registered dietitian and board certified specialist in oncology nutrition at Mercy Medical Center in Canton, Ohio. In a nutshell, BMI is a measure of body fat based on a your weight and height.
"If your BMI is greater than 25, there is an increase risk factor for breast cancer," said Rochford, who has been a nutritionist at Mercy for 19 years. To easily calculate your BMI, visit the American Institute For Cancer Research at www.aicr.org.
Staying within your healthy BMI range throughout life is important for lowering your cancer risk.
"Yoyo-ing is not good," the North Canton resident said. "It's about maintaining a good weight."
This isn't cutting edge technology, as you know. Shed excess pounds. Don't smoke. Exercise. Eat right.
"It's the same old stuff we've always heard," she said. "Eat fresh fruits and vegetables, eat whole grains, and lower your fat intake overall."
But good health also means educating yourself about the latest nutrition news, such as the benefits of such as fiber, beta-carotene and Omega-3.
In regards to breast cancer, fiber helps keep weight under control. Beta-carotene helps the immune system fight infection. Omega-3 fatty acids are thought to play an important role in reducing inflammation throughout the body.
"Omega-3 in fish and plants are known to reduce tumor growth," Rochford said.
Mostly, it's all about balance, she said. Yes, walnuts are an awesome source of Omega-3. But if you eat them by handfuls every day, you'll increase your calorie and fat intake.
"So just sprinkle some on top of a salad," she said.
The same with eating too much fish to boost your Omega-3. Fish and shellfish concentrate mercury in their bodies, and eating too much fish puts you at risk for exposure to mercury.
"You don't want to go overboard with anything," Rochford said. "You have to look at (nutrition) as not just one thing in particular, but a lot of different factors." Eating a variety of food increases your likelihood of covering all your nutritional bases. And don't get caught up in downing supplements to boost your nutrients, she added.
"Food, in my opinion," she said, "is always better than supplements."
3/4 cup buckwheat flour
3/4 cup whole-wheat flour
2 tablespoons ground flaxseed
2 teaspoons baking powder
1 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 cup skim or low fat buttermilk
3/4 cup skim milk
2 large eggs
1 tablespoon canola oil
1 tablespoon honey
2 cups blueberries (rinsed and set aside)
Vegetable cooking spray
Pure maple syrup as desired
In a large bowl combine flours, flaxseed, baking powder, baking soda and salt. In separate bowl mix together buttermilk, skim milk, eggs, oil and honey. Pour egg mixture into dry ingredients and stir just until batter is lightly mixed together. (If the batter appears too thick, add a dollop more of skim milk to thin.) Lumps are okay and overmixing makes for hard pancakes. Fold in blueberries.
Preheat large skillet over medium heat. Spray skillet with cooking spray. Use about 1/4 cup of batter for each pancake. Cook for about 2 to 3 minutes per side on medium or medium-high heat. The pancakes are ready to flip when bubbles start to appear. Turn over only once and when golden brown. Yields 6 servings.
Per serving: 220 calories, 6 g total fat (1 g saturated fat), 33 g carbohydrate, 9 g protein, 6 g dietary fiber, 600 mg sodium.
— American Institute For Cancer Research.
4 (4 oz.) boneless chicken breasts
1/4 cup almond meal (crushed almonds may be substituted)
2 tablespoons ground flax meal
1/2 teaspoon sea salt
1 tablespoon olive oil
1 tablespoon almond butter, optional
1 teaspoon lemon juice
2 cloves garlic, minced
1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper or to taste
1/4 teaspoon paprika
1 teaspoon dried parsley
1 teaspoon dried thyme
1 teaspoon dried basil
1 teaspoon dried oregano
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Using kitchen mallet, pound breasts uniformly flat, if desired. Combine almond and flax meal and salt in small bowl and stir to mix uniformly. Combine oil, almond butter (if using), lemon juice, garlic and all spices and herbs in medium bowl. Mix thoroughly. Add chicken to mixture and let marinate for at least 5 minutes.
Remove chicken from marinade and place on baking dish. Sprinkle half the almond-flax mixture evenly over chicken. Pat each breast with your hand to ensure it adheres and forms a crust. Gently turn over each breast, being careful not to disturb coating, and repeat the process using remaining almond-flax mixture. Bake 25 to 30 minutes or until meat thermometer reaches 165 degrees when inserted into the chicken. Makes 4 servings.
Per serving: 210 calories, 11 g total fat (1.5 g saturated fat), 3 g carbohydrate, 25 g protein, 2 g dietary fiber, 300 mg sodium.
— American Institute For Cancer Research.
1/2 pound penne pasta
5 cups broccoli florets or one (12-ounce) bag broccoli florets
1/4 cup extra-virgin olive oil
10 garlic cloves, thinly sliced
1/2 cup reduced-sodium chicken broth
Grated zest of one lemon
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
1/4 cup freshly grated Parmesan cheese
Prepare penne according to package directions for al dente (just firm). Two to three minutes before penne is ready, add broccoli. Finish cooking, drain, and set aside. Meanwhile, in a large skillet over medium-high heat, add oil. Sauté garlic for 1 to 2 minutes, or until aromatic and beginning to color. Add broth and bring to a boil for 3 to 5 minutes, or until reduced by half, stirring frequently. Add pasta, broccoli, and lemon zest and cook until coated with sauce. Season generously with salt and pepper. Transfer to serving bowl and top with cheese.
Per Serving: 395 calories, 17 g total fat (3 g saturated fat), 135 mg sodium, 5 g dietary fiber, 4 g sugars, 13 g protein.
— American Cancer Society.
Cooking spray
4 large sweet potatoes, scrubbed, eyes removed, cut lengthwise into 3/4-inch wedges
1 teaspoon paprika
1 tablespoon brown sugar
1 teaspoon garlic salt
1 teaspoon cinnamon
Dash of cayenne pepper (optional)
Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Lightly spray nonstick baking dish or cast-iron skillet with cooking spray. Spray potato wedges with cooking spray and toss together with all spices in a bowl. Place potatoes in a single layer in the baking dish or skillet. Bake for 20 minutes. Turn over and bake an additional 20 minutes. Serves 8. Approximate per serving: 125 calories; 0 grams of fat.
— American Cancer Society.
With tips from Pamela Rochford, a registered dietitian and board certified specialist in oncology nutrition at Mercy Medical Center.
Unprocessed Foods - The less processed, the better. Think fresh, locally grown, raw foods. "And if you can't get fresh, the next best is fresh frozen," Rochford says.
Fish - Boost your Omega-3 intake with fish. Sardines have the highest content. Not a fan? Go for these, ranked in order by highest levels: Salmon (wild-caught has more than farm-raised), canned albacore tuna, mussel, and rainbow trout.
Flaxseed - Flaxseed and flaxseed oil are rich sources of essential fatty acids. A teaspoon or two a day is a good rule of thumb, Rochford said.
Oils - Cook with good fats such as canola or soybean oil. "Make salad vinaigrettes with healthful oils such as macadamia, walnut and olive oil," Rochford said.
Nuts and seeds - Add loads of flavor, texture and healthy Omega-3 oils to dishes by including walnuts, butternuts, pine nuts, and seeds such as poppy, pumpkin and sesame.
Leafy greens - So what if there's spinach in your teeth. Spinach, along with other leafy greens such as kale and chard, are low-fat, high-fiber foods rich in nutrients.
Legumes - Chili, anyone? "Beans have lots of fiber, but you don't think about them as having Omega-3. Northern, kidney, soy and navy actually have Omega-3," Rochford said.
Cruceriferous vegetables - Eat your broccoli, just like mom said. And lots of other fresh, high-fiber veggies, such as Brussels sprouts, cauliflower and cabbage. "Eat foods high in beta-carotene and anti-oxidants," Rochford says.


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PCI(4) FreeBSD Kernel Interfaces Manual PCI(4) NAME pci -- generic PCI driver SYNOPSIS device pci DESCRIPTION The pci driver provides a way for userland programs to read and write PCI configuration registers. It also provides a way for userland programs to get a list of all PCI devices, or all PCI devices that match various pat- terns. Since the pci driver provides a write interface for PCI configuration registers, system administrators should exercise caution when granting access to the pci device. If used improperly, this driver can allow userland applications to crash a machine or cause data loss. KERNEL CONFIGURATION It is only necessary to specify one pci controller in the kernel. Addi- tional PCI busses are handled automatically as they are encountered. IOCTLS The following ioctl(2) calls are supported by the pci driver. They are defined in the header file <sys/pciio.h>. PCIOCGETCONF This ioctl(2) takes a pci_conf_io structure. It allows the user to retrieve information on all PCI devices in the system, or on PCI devices matching patterns supplied by the user. The call may set errno to any value speci- fied in either copyin(9) or copyout(9). The pci_conf_io structure consists of a number of fields: pat_buf_len The length, in bytes, of the buffer filled with user-supplied patterns. num_patterns The number of user-supplied patterns. patterns Pointer to a buffer filled with user-sup- plied patterns. patterns is a pointer to num_patterns pci_match_conf structures. The pci_match_conf structure consists of the following elements: pc_sel PCI bus, slot and function. pd_name PCI device driver name. pd_unit PCI device driver unit number. pc_vendor PCI vendor ID. pc_device PCI device ID. pc_class PCI device class. flags The flags describe which of the fields the kernel should match against. A device must match all specified fields in order to be returned. The match flags are enumerated in the pci_getconf_flags struc- ture. Hopefully the flag val- ues are obvious enough that they do not need to described in detail. match_buf_len Length of the matches buffer allocated by the user to hold the results of the PCIOCGETCONF query. num_matches Number of matches returned by the kernel. matches Buffer containing matching devices returned by the kernel. The items in this buffer are of type pci_conf, which consists of the following items: pc_sel PCI bus, slot and function. pc_hdr PCI header type. pc_subvendor PCI subvendor ID. pc_subdevice PCI subdevice ID. pc_vendor PCI vendor ID. pc_device PCI device ID. pc_class PCI device class. pc_subclass PCI device subclass. pc_progif PCI device programming interface. pc_revid PCI revision ID. pd_name Driver name. pd_unit Driver unit number. offset The offset is passed in by the user to tell the kernel where it should start traversing the device list. The value passed out by the kernel points to the record immediately after the last one returned. The user may pass the value returned by the kernel in subsequent calls to the PCIOCGETCONF ioctl. If the user does not intend to use the offset, it must be set to zero. generation PCI configuration generation. This value only needs to be set if the offset is set. The kernel will compare the current generation number of its internal device list to the generation passed in by the user to determine whether its device list has changed since the user last called the PCIOCGETCONF ioctl. If the device list has changed, a status of PCI_GETCONF_LIST_CHANGED will be passed back. status The status tells the user the disposition of his request for a device list. The possible status values are: PCI_GETCONF_LAST_DEVICE This means that there are no more devices in the PCI device list after the ones returned in the matches buffer. PCI_GETCONF_LIST_CHANGED This status tells the user that the PCI device list has changed since his last call to the PCIOCGETCONF ioctl and he must reset the offset and generation to zero to start over at the beginning of the list. PCI_GETCONF_MORE_DEVS This tells the user that his buffer was not large enough to hold all of the remaining devices in the device list that possibly match his criteria. It is pos- sible for this status to be returned, even when none of the remaining devices in the list would match the user's crite- ria. PCI_GETCONF_ERROR This indicates a general error while ser- vicing the user's request. If the pat_buf_len is not equal to num_patterns times sizeof(struct pci_match_conf), errno will be set to EINVAL. PCIOCREAD This ioctl(2) reads the PCI configuration registers specified by the passed-in pci_io structure. The pci_io structure consists of the following fields: pi_sel A pcisel structure which specifies the bus, slot and function the user would like to query. 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These Christians, and many more worldwide, are not free to believe.
Open Doors USA is launching an advocacy campaign called "Free to Believe." The campaign will focus on helping persecuted Christians who currently do not have religious freedom like Christians do in the United States.
The campaign is a response to the United Nations Defamation of Religions Resolution which threatens the freedom of religion and expression for Christians and members of minority faiths worldwide.
This resolution seeks to criminalize words or actions perceived as attacks against a religion, with the focus being on protecting Islam. Passing this resolution would further result in the United Nations condoning state-sponsored persecution of Christians and members of other faiths.
Many of the countries supporting this resolution are the Islamic-majority countries of the Organization of Islamic Conference (OIC) that persecute Christians and other religious minorities. Members of minority faiths such as Christians or Jews who make truth claims or even evangelize can be accused of "defamation," and those individuals can be punished under national blasphemy laws as frequently happens in countries like Pakistan. Tragically, the UN resolution provides legitimacy to these countries' blasphemy laws.
While the Defamation of Religions Resolution has been introduced and passed by the UN in the past–in various forms and under various titles since 1999, support for the resolution has been eroding in recent years. The Open Doors advocacy team has been lobbying countries which have voted for the resolution or abstained from voting on the issue in the past. The resolution is up again this fall for re-authorization.
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Shea. Brisk.
Suppan. Perez.
Who will be the hero? Who will be the goat? Track the game right here with your fellow fans: Pre-game, in-game, post-game. Be the first to offer the analysis. Have at it!
The Mets call Al Leiter to come back from game analysis to pitch after the injury bug takes out both Ollie's, Heilman, Traschel, and Glavine in the first 2 innings.
After 2.1 ineffective IP from Perez, the Mets insert Brian Urlacher who throws 6 innings of 2-hit ball en route to a NY win.
Fearing a general apathy from fans about tonights game, Fox has asked the Mets and Cards to pitch Curt Schilling and Randy Johnson, respectively. Also, all position players are to be replaced by Yankees and Red Sox. Except David Eckstein. People like him for some reason.
Tigers in 5.
Easy--if they perform like they have throughout the series, McCarver and Buck beat Luis Gonzalez to every chance to speak. Thus, we all lose.
(Seriously, he seems to disappear for innings at a time. The #1 announcing team, cough, should throw him a bone once in awhile instead of blabbing between every pitch.)
Jeez Louise... Suppan doesn't really pitch worth a damn away from Busch and Perez is, well, Perez. This one could go either way but something tells me Perez won't suck and the Mets bats come to life. Can't wait to watch the Tigers batter either one of these NL patsies.
I'm rooting for the Cards tonight, but whoever wins, I'm rooting against a sweep by the Tigers. I don't want a 3 straight drumming by the AL.
How funny is that, the only AL team to not win the World Series in the last 5 years.... is the YANKS....twice. hehe.
This just in, The Yankees have switched to the NL...
Not that a switch to the NL would help since they've lost on the AL side in 4 of the last 5 years. And only Aaron Bleepin' Boone sent them on in '03.
Heard this one?
"Somewhere in the Bronx a six year old is wondering if the Yankees will ever win a World Series in his lifetime".
Letterman, I think.
Perez looked sharp in the 1st and Wright actually got an RBI. Good start for the ol' Mets-tropolitans.
Both Suppan and Perez look hitable tonight.
The Fibonacci sequence! Nice.
yeah, i was one of those 1000 people with a da vinci code puzzle blog
Man, these pitchers are horrible. Why couldn't we have gotten more effective pitchers for a Game 7?!?
Oh, and in case you didn't know, I was being sarcastic!
Amazing job by Perez to escape the 5th. Pujols pops out with two on?!?!?!
Catch. Of. The. Year.
And hand it to the commentating crew. It was a heck of a catch, and they should go ga-ga over it, but someone, PLEASE, point out that Edmonds just made a HUGE mental error in being somewhere near 3rd on a fly ball.
You know, Game 7's are supposed to be exciting. However, when I think of the probability that whoever wins this game is just going to get slaughtered by the Tigers, then it doesn't seem so exciting anymore.
GREAT job by Suppan... I didn't think this would in any way be a pitching duel. Helluva game 7.
I love the photo of Chavez' catch in front of the 'The Strength to Be There' sign on ESPN. I'm making it my desktop at work tomorrow, win or lose.
Yadier Freakin' Molina.
Go figure.
Nice job hitting, Scottie Rolen. Give LaRussa the finger for the rest of us.
Ok Mets. Valentin and Chavez get on base, and then Julio Franco hits a 3-run HR for the win. I can feel it.
Cliff Floyd could work too. LETS GO METS!
Or Jose Reyes. I'm really not picky. (That was one sweet breaking ball to nail Floyd)
in the last inning, mccarver has referred to "eddie" chavez and "chris" floyd ... wish buck would start calling him "tom" mccarver ... why is this guy still announcing games?
Bottom 9, 2 out, bases loaded, game 7 of the NLCS. Can you get any more cliched then this?
Did Beltran just channel A-Rod or what?
Ah well. Back to football.
Wainwright gutted it up! Facing Beltran, he trusted his stuff and struck the guy out. Preytty strong nerves for a rookie closer.
The Tigers are gonna eat him alive.
Detroit in 5.
Beltran. I said to my wife just before that pitch, "HU-UGE hanging curve, frozen pizza, K." I kid you not. Good thing the Astros got rid of him. Coincidence that he still hasn't been to the Series?
Cards! Cards! Cards!
Eat it, Dan!
The difference in the game:
Bottom of the 8th, one one, one out, David Wright takes ball four about five inches off the plate. Instead, the ump calls it a strike and Wright ends up making an out. Top of the 9th, Rolen takes a pitch four inches off the plate on what would've been strike three. Instead, the ump calls that a ball. Rolen singles and the destruction begins.
Can someone PLEASE ask McCarver to accuse Joe Buck of stealing his wallet? "Chris" Floyd? "Eddie" Chavez? Bottom of the 9th, Floyd batting... Joe Buck: Because Floyd can't run, any ground ball is a double-play threat. 10-seconds later: Tim McCarver: Another thing: if Floyd hits it hard at someone, it's a double play because he can't run.
I don't understand all these complaints about McCarver. We know he sucks, why is anyone watching the game off of mute?
I was unaffiliated until that catch. After that I was rooting pretty hard for the Mets so that play wouldn't get forgotten in a week. Oh well...
I think for one of the games next week I need to watch the game of FOX but listen to ESPN Radio. I heard a little bit of Tim Kurkjian tonight and he sounded pretty good.
Wow, talk about a late night at the WWL ... not only do they have Simmons' Game 7 Diary up, they even put up a new Page 2 line.
What a great game. this is why it's great to be a baseball fan.
To avoid a choke, blame the ump?
Difference was the Mets getting two hits in the first...and two in the ninth. That, and Heilman hanging a changeup.
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Which is the better strategy when dealing with PED allegations? Yesterday's non-bombshell report that Manny Ramirez and David Ortiz are on baseball's 2003 positive test list provides a study in public-relations contrasts. Manny, who has refused to address the matter directly since his suspension in May, continues to refuse to address the matter directly.
Ortiz, on the other hand, is working overtime to maintain his nice-guy image, saying, "One, I have already contacted the Players Association to confirm if this report is true. I have just been told that the report is true. Based on the way I have lived my life, I am surprised to learn I tested positive.
"Two, I will find out what I tested positive for. And, three, based on whatever I learn, I will share this information with my club and the public. You know me -- I will not hide and I will not make excuses."
Is Ortiz digging himself into a hole? Maybe he already has. "I have just been told that the report is true....I am surprised to learn I tested positive" means he wasn't informed of his test results at the time.
But according to acknowledged PED user Paul Lo Duca, "Everybody knows if they were on that list. When you got tested that year...you got told." (Indeed, ESPN reports: "According to the Mitchell report, all players who failed the test in 2003 were notified by September 2004.")
Where does this leave Ortiz? While his statement can technically be true — he didn't say this was the first time he had been notified, and he could still be surprised after all these years — Ortiz doesn't seem the type to hide behind legalese.
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The cost is $25 (mail-ins must be postmarked by July 13). Otherwise, you need to enter online at www.oakridgetrackclub.org by Thursday midnight, July 18. After that, online entries will be closed. Entries will be limited to the first 75 participants.
Ribbons will be given to all participants who finish the race. Awards for top male and top female (10 and under, and 11-14); and to top three (3) male and female in each of the following age groups: 7-8, 9-10, 11-12 and 13-14. Top award winners are not eligible for age group awards. The awards ceremony will take place after the race.
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The Situation of Ability
Posted by The Situationist Staff on March 8, 2012
From Scott Barry Kaufman's Huffington Post post (1/9/12):
A bulk of research shows that when people are put in situations where they are expected to fail, their performance does plummet. They turn into different people. Their head literally shuts down, and they end up confirming the expectations. When they're expected to win, their performance shoots back up. Same person, difference expectations.
In recent years, this phenomenon has been studied in a variety of high-stakes testing situations. One area that has received a lot of attention is in the domain of mental rotation. Out of all the gender differences in cognition that have been reported in psychological literature, 3D mental rotation ability takes the cake. While it's true that there's more variability within each gender than across genders, the differences on average between males and females on mental rotation tasks are notably large, in some cases as much as a full standard deviation. (That's a big difference.)
Psychologists have been trying for years to figure out what factors are causing this difference. And there have been no shortage of speculations, ranging from purely biological explanations, to purely environmental factors, to middle-ground psychobiological views. While a number of different factors surely play a role, recent research suggests that the difference in performance may not have to do so much with actual ability, but perceptions of that ability.
People are aware of the stereotype that females have less aptitude at math and spatial skills than men. In fact, in one study almost half of the female participants endorsed this stereotype. This awareness matters. When asked to imagine themselves as a stereotypical male, females perform much better on a mental rotation task than when they are not given such an instruction. Additionally, when women are asked to report their gender before taking a mental rotation test, they perform much worse on the test than if they identify themselves as a "private college student." This finding has been explained by "stereotype threat" — the tendency for members of a negatively stereotyped group to underperform on tasks relevant a culturally salient stereotype. According to this account, having females report their gender before taking the mental rotation task makes the cultural stereotype more salient to them, thus causing performance-reducing anxiety.
It's intriguing how easily these effects can be nudged, for both males and females. In another important study, both men and women completed a test of mental rotation, and were then either informed that men do better on the task, or women do better on the task. The same participants then took another test of mental rotation. Women performed significantly worse after being told men do better on the task, whereas women who were told that women do better on the task performed significantly better at the very same task. Similarly, men performed better after being told that men are better at the task and performed worse after being told that women are better at the task. What we believe is true matters. To a very large extent, our beliefs create our own reality.
But what's the psychological mechanism at play here? Some stereotype threat researchers have proposed that confidence is playing a key role here. Perhaps the stereotype threat is impacting confidence, and it is this decrease in confidence that is impacting performance. To test whether confidence explains the gender difference in mental rotation performance, Zachary Estes and Sydney Felker conducted four recent experiments. They administered the most common test of mental rotation, the Mental Rotations Test (MRT). In this test, participants are presented with one standard figure and four alternative figures. Two of the alternative figures are rotated versions of the standard figure, whereas the other two are mirror images of the standard figure. Here's an example:
Their findings are quite striking. First it should be noted that confident people, regardless of their gender, tended to be more accurate. So confidence matters for everyone. They did find statistically significant gender effects though. Consistent with prior research, males on average were more confident and more accurate than women on the mental rotation test. Note these are only averages, there were women who were more confident and performed better than men. At any rate, when confidence was taken into account, the gender difference in mental rotation scores almost completely evaporated. This is quite impressive, considering there are very few studies showing that one variable can completely account for this very large gender difference.
Of course, it's still not super clear whether it's really confidence, and not mental rotation ability, that is causing the gender difference in mental rotation performance. To get to the bottom of this, the researchers manipulated confidence, keeping everything else the same. The way they manipulated confidence was quite clever. The way the task is typically administered, participants can omit responses. Research does show that females tend to offer fewer responses than males on the Mental Rotations Task. The researchers wondered whether the possibility of omitting responses makes confidence an important factor in performing on the task. When participants aren't required to respond, their confidence becomes relevant to the task, but when participants are required to respond, confidence should have less of an effect on performance since the person doesn't have to evaluate their confidence on each trial.
To test this possibility, one group took the Mental Rotations Test, but were allowed to omit trials whenever they wanted. In contrast, another group was required to respond on every single trial. While they found the typical gender difference using the standard instructions, males and females did not differ from each other when they were required to give an answer on each trial. These findings support the idea that the gender differences on this task is specifically related to confidence, not ability. Once participants were again required to rate their confidence levels on each trial, a gender difference once again emerged on the task.
Finally, the researchers manipulated confidence prior to the experiment. First they had participants complete a difficult line judgment task. Performance on this task was near chance for both males and females. After completing the task, participants were randomly told either that their performance was above average or it was below average. Then, participants completed the Mental Rotations Task. Regardless of gender, those who were told that their performance on the line judgement task was above average performed better on the mental rotation task than those who were told they performed below average on the task. As they found in their prior studies, males on average outperformed females on the Mental Rotation Task. However, there was no difference in performance between females in the higher confidence group and males in the low confidence group.
Taken together, the researchers conclude that "the sex difference in mental rotation appears to be a difference of performance rather than ability." Their results are definitely intriguing since confidence explained such a large part of the gender difference in mental rotation performance. Of course, there's probably no one single cause of the sex difference in mental rotation ability. As the researchers note, few investigations combine multiple levels of analysis. This integration is important.
One potential area of integration is working memory. Working memory reflects the ability to store information in your mind while simultaneously processing or transforming other information. A few years back, I conducted a study that found that spatial working memory, but not verbal working memory, explained the gender difference in spatial ability. I thought these findings were really interesting, as it suggested that the cause of the gender difference was very specific to the storage of spatial information while processing other information, but was not generalized to more general working memory resources. The researchers of the current study cite my study, and speculate that confidence may be related to working memory. I find this suggestion a real possibility. Research does show that stereotype threat reduces the working memory resources available for solving the task at hand. Perhaps many of us — male and female alike — when faced with threatening situations, have decreased confidence, which then lowers the working memory resources specific to the task at hand.
So what can we do as a society to give people more of a chance to display their true colors? The researchers offer the following advice:
Potentially effective methods for achieving this outcome include rejecting the negative stereotype that women have poor spatial skills, encouraging women to view spatial skills as learnable, encouraging females to engage in more spatial tasks, and providing positive feedback when they do so.
Sensible advice, but I think this is sensible advice for just about everyone — male and female — and for every form of ability — math, English, artistic, musical, whatever. So much research now shows the importance of mindset, self-belief and confidence on performance. I look forward to more research that integrates multiple levels of analysis.
So many important questions are still left to answer. What does confidence buy you? . . .
Read the rest of the post (with links) here.
Related Situationist posts:
- Sian Beilock and Allen McConnell on Stereotype Threat
- The Gendered Situation of Math, Humanities, and Romance
- Not Just Whistling Vivaldi
- Women's Situational Bind
- Performing Under Pressure
- The Nerdy, Gendered Situation of Computer Science
- Social Psychologists Discuss Stereotype Threat
- The Gendered Situation of Chess
- The Situation of Gender-Science Stereotypes
- The Situation of Gender and Science
- Stereotype Threat and Performance
- The Gendered Situation of Science & Math
- Gender-Imbalanced Situation of Math, Science, and Engineering
- Sex Differences in Math and Science
- You Shouldn't Stereotype Stereotypes
- Women's Situation in Economics
- Your Group is Bad at Math
- Belonging
- The Bar Exam Situation
- A (Situationist) Body of Thought
- The Situation of 'Winners' and 'Losers
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When I originally set this weekend aside as a stay-on-campus weekend, I couldn't help but feel disappointed. It was a smart idea for a couple reasons… Midterms are next week, my past few trips have been over budget, and I'm feeling under the weather. But I still felt a desperate restlessness when Friday rolled around and my friends packed their bags and flew away. Somehow it seems crucial to travel every week as I study abroad – a wasted opportunity to stop and breathe.
I didn't realize how exhausted I've been until I experienced my first lazy Saturday in Europe. Instead of getting lost between train stations, I watched Spirited Away in the castle lounge and ate raisin bread. Today I curled up in an armchair with my art history notes, ready to absorb everything about Romanesque churches, when it hit me. I wanted to write. And for the first time in weeks, I had time.
I hadn't meant to go this long without sharing my semester with you. Maybe photos of Scotland will help?
Our flight was delayed five hours and we arrived in Edinburgh far later than expected. It was so dark we couldn't see a single building or street, but we found our way to the hostel and crashed on teetering bunk beds. I woke up early the next morning with no idea what Scotland looked like.
I found the shower room, pushed open the door, and groggily cursed the bright light coming from the window. But when I opened my eyes and looked outside for the first time, I actually dropped my bottle of shampoo, rushed back to the room, and returned with my camera. We woke up to one of the most beautiful sunrises I've ever seen – the whole city bathed in fog, planks of light skimming across steeples and trees and rocky crags.
We walked outside and realized, in the daylight, that our hostel rubbed up against the Edinburgh Castle. My life is unreal.
I spent my first day exploring. I tried to soak in the stone buildings, made up of a million colors – almond, tan, khaki, black, a few blush pink. I walked through a park and stumbled upon this beautiful cemetery. Some gravestones weren't completely rubbed down by wind and weather, and the people laid to rest dated back centuries.
I watched a street performer breathe fire, swallow swords, and lay beneath a bed of nails.
More than anything else, I loved the layout of Edinburgh. I didn't realize until we stood high on a ridge and looked down at the city, but the streets weave and tangle like a knot. The city has layers, with some roads above and some roads below, and massive inclines in between. For some reason, we always ended up walking uphill both ways to and from our hostel.
It didn't make sense to us either.
Our first day in Edinburgh was absolutely gorgeous. People kept telling us not to be fooled by the beautiful weather… I thought it was modesty. Then one afternoon the rain turned on and never turned off. Up until that point I'd marveled at the way I could stand on a street and look all the way down, stretching out forever – that day Edinburgh fog swept through until you could barely see anything.
At night, we tried (somewhat unsuccessfully) to find late night food. We sang Brown Eyed Girl at a piano bar and went to a ceilidh – "kaylee," in my American accent – or a traditional Scottish dance.
I befriended some of the kindest, warmest people I have ever met.
I left Edinburgh fulfilled and awakened, thinking that I could see myself living here someday.
This semester is a gift. I can't wait to share more of it with you in the coming weeks!
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wow, these pictures are amazing! I would absolutely love to study abroad, thank you for posting and inspiring me even more :)
Beautiful photographs and account. I'm dying to go to Scotland as I've never been and it's only about an hour's journey and the plane tickets from Dublin, where I live, only cost about 30-50 euro… What am I waiting for? I think this post has motivated me to finally go. I'm glad you're keeping in touch with us readers even when your life's so hectic. I can't wait to hear more in the next few weeks!
I just spent the last 4 years in Edinburgh, so when this came up in my google reader I just had to have a look.
It was by far the best city I have ever lived in and probably ever will. The people are amazing, everywhere is magical, and it was such a great place to make a home. I miss it every day!
What a lovely, lovely post. I've lived in Edinburgh for the last 7 years and reading your post made me view the city with fresh eyes. Its easy (but wrong) to get complacent living in such a wonderful city. Did you get a chance to walk around the new town?
I miss you terribly and am so sad you are away but I have never been happier seeing the world through your eyes and seeing the joy that radiates from you when we find the time to see each other on Skype. I want you to come home soon and never stop seeing the world.
Keep wringing what you can out of life, I can't wait to share your experiences over pasta with too much sauce or a warm dog laying at our feet.
Thanks for this gift and the Irish lasses….
YAY YOU!! i love love love scotland, and esp edinburgh. it's an amazing place!
if you head up to inverness, i've got the best B&B for you to visit. or, over to glencoe – an amazing cottage rental, RIGHT where they filmed the hagrid's hut scenes for harry potter. and, of course, beautiful beaches in mallaig. yay scotland!
That picture of the Edinburgh castle is absolutely epic! Your blog always triggers my cravings, this time for traveling instead of sweets :)
Absolutely wonderful photos. I wish that I had as much creativity with a camera. Enjoy yourself in all your travles.
so nice!i want to go there at once!
So glad you're enjoying yourself! These are fantastic photos!
I did a study abroad in London and we spent a week in Edinburgh and it was so amazing. Have some chocolate soup while you are there :) I can't wait till you can post more – love hearing about all of the adventures!
i forgot one book you should find! the locals' guide to edinburgh – it's so much fun!
Thank you for sharing this! I spent a semester at Uni Edinburgh for my own study abroad a few years ago. In the photo of the street, my apartment was in the pink and tan building on the left! I miss it every day, and like everyone else has said, Edinburgh is truly a wonderful and magical city. Enjoy your semester abroad, it's a once in a lifetime experience! Thanks for a great post and as always, great writing and photos!
I live in Edinburgh! It was such a surprise to read your new blog post and see photos of 'home'. Your writing about the city was beautiful – it made me appreciate what a special place it is – it's easy to forget it when you see it every day.
Yay Scotland! I think it is my favorite place in Europe. If you get a chance you should head north – Aberdeen is my favorite city – the buildings are made from granite so they literally sparkle in the sunlight. The islands are amazing – one of the most beautiful places on earth is the Italian Chapel – built by WWII prisoners.
Foods that you should totally eat – blackcurrant jam which goes great on scones. Coronation Chicken sandwiches – and Skirlie – very uniquely Scottish. Oh, and Banoffie Pie.
Have an amazing time!
How exciting, begging for more photos. I haven't been there myself but it is so beautiful. Hope your having a blast!!
Memories that will last a lifetime, with or without your fabulous photos!
All is well that ends well. Sounds like you enjoyed yourself.
I just visited there on 13Oct! I like the town very much, it was so beautiful :).
Only just found your blog, wish I had found it a bit earlier so that I could have shown you around Edinburgh where I live! I'm English and not from here originally but I have fallen in love with it and hope that I can live here for many more years to come. I've lived in many different places over Europe but Edinburgh is the one place that really feels like home
I'm so glad you had such a brilliant time here!
This is magical. Your pictures are gorgeous. Best of luck!
stumbled upon your blog through a cooking website and couldn't quit reading. You have a wonder gift of word and a beautiful photography style, don't ever stop sharing your passion.
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