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Most Popular Indoor and Outdoor Games in World
A game is an organized kind of play that is typically played for enjoyment or amusement but can also be utilized as a teaching tool. A lot of games are also regarded as labor (e.g., professional athletes or gamers) or art (e.g., jigsaw puzzles or games with an artistic layout, like Mahjong, solitaire, or certain video games).
Gamers play games for a variety of reasons, including pure enjoyment, success, and rewards. They can be played by pros or amateurs, in groups or alone, online. When spectators watch a chess championship, for example, they may be entertained by the players despite not being players themselves. However, when it’s their turn to participate, players in a game could make up their audience Determining who is in the audience and who is a player is frequently a fun aspect of a game for kids. A game is not the same as a toy. Playing games has restrictions that the player must follow, but toys typically let the player play without limits.
List of Five Types of Indoor Game Names Including Illustrations
First things first: let’s define games and see how they vary from sports! Multiple players compete in games at home that are based on talent and performance. A group of people use a set of rules to play sports outside of their homes, and each player must contribute equally.
So, what kinds of games are there? Games are categorized according to their format and media. Traditional board games on the tabletop and the newest, thought-provoking games are only two of the many options available to keep us occupied and amused! Let’s examine a some of the widely played games worldwide:
As the term suggests board games are played on what’s known as a flat surface, or “board.” These are among the most well-liked tabletop game genres that incorporate components like dice or playing pieces. These pieces move according to a set of rules that the players have to follow! The game requires a good deal of luck as well as smart thought! Snakes and Ladders, So Go, Advanced Squad Leader and Ludo are among the more difficult board games.
Guessing games are entertaining party games where participants use hints to figure out information. Using illustrations, role-playing, or hints, the adversary can assist the player in guessing the word. Among these, Guess Who? is a popular game. Wherein Based on the descriptions, the participants have to determine who the person is. Other games include Hangman (guess the word), Dumb Charades, Guess the Animal, Guess the Object (by feeling with hands), and the cup and ball game, in which you have to guess where the ball is.
The primary tool used in card games is a deck of playing cards. 52 cards total, divided into four suits (Hearts, Spades, Diamonds, and Clubs) in each deck. The most valuable cards are the Ace, King, Queen, and Jack. The cards have numbers ranging from 2 to 10. Cards are used in a variety of card games, such as solitaire, rummy, and poker. Typically, people play card games for gambling and financial gain rather than just for fun.
These are unique activities created to provide the player with educational value. They are offered for every age range, from eight months to adulthood. The games serve as instructional aids to broaden conceptual understanding and hone critical thinking skills. They also use fun and interesting puzzles to make learning entertaining. Game-based learning facilitates the development of the link between topics and the actual world, which makes concepts easier for somewhat older children and adults to understand.
- Memory games
- and other games are among the best educational games.
Video games that are played online usually need a computer, gaming console, or smartphone that has an internet connection. When the network is down, you can download and play some of these offline. These games can be anything from simple board games like card games, chess, and ludo to role-playing games for many players and extremely lifelike shooting games.
Some of the popular Sports in the world are
- Basketball etc.
Football is one of the most popular sports in the world to watch, and it is also played by a large number of people, whether they play it recreationally with friends or in 5-a-side leagues. According to the results of the most recent worldwide survey conducted by FIFA, the number of participants in the sport is estimated to be 265 million, including over 5 million referees. This represents 4%
of the global population.
Some people might be surprised to learn that badminton is one of the top 10 sports in the world in terms of participation. However, an estimated 220 million people worldwide routinely play badminton, a very popular indoor activity. In especially,
popular in Asia, where a large number of the greatest players that have ever played the game are from.
A game of hockey
Men and women compete in this quick-paced sport in more than 100 nations across five continents. Played by ten outfield players and a goalkeeper, field hockey is a highly technical sport that is a perennial favorite at the Olympics. Its regulations are different from those of ice hockey.
Volleyball is an American sport with an astounding estimated 998 million participants worldwide. Worldwide, volleyball is played in both indoor and outdoor formats, with more than 220 associated national federations registered with the sport’s international governing organization, the FIVB.
The International Federation of According to Basketball Associations (FIBA), there are at least 450 million basketball players worldwide, whether they participate in organized leagues or just for fun. Basketball legends like Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant have contributed to the sport’s ascent to worldwide prominence from its American foundation.
According to a Topend Sports rating, tennis is played by an estimated 60 million men and women worldwide, making it the most popular individual sport in the world. These most popular sports list includes the doubles version of the sport because it is also quite popular worldwide.
Australians make up the bulk of the sport’s participants India, Pakistan, South Africa, and the United Kingdom, but cricket is increasingly becoming more popular worldwide. According to the International Cricket Council (ICC), cricket is played in an astounding 125 countries worldwide.


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Canadian Artists’ Representation / le front des artists canadiens (CARFAC) is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year. Celebrations will begin at CARFAC’s Annual General Meeting in Quebec City May 30th and 31st. Additional events will be held across the country by CARFAC’s regional affiliate organizations.
CARFAC was founded in 1968 by Jack Chambers due to a need for the recognition of artists’ copyright. Since then, CARFAC has fought for the inclusion of the Exhibition Right into the Copyright Act, was empowered to bargain collectively for appropriate fees with galleries on behalf of all visual and media artists and, most recently, struck a new agreement with the Canadian Art Museum Directors’ Organization and the Canadian Museums Association over a fair level of payment for artist fees.
Currently, CARFAC is active in several campaigns on behalf of visual and media artists including the establishment of a federal tax credit for artists, the inclusion of the Resale Right in the Copyright Act, the establishment of an Exhibition Right Fund, and the creation of a social security net for visual and media artists.
CARFAC’s Annual General Meeting will feature a roundtable on the social engagement of visual artists to honor the 60th anniversary of le Refus Global. Co-hosted by le Regroupement des artistes en arts visuels du Québec the roundtable will include panelists Françoise Sullivan, Tony Urquhart, Georgia Volpe, Yves Louis Seize and Milly Ristvedt.
CARFAC is the national voice of Canada’s professional visual and media artists. CARFAC’s mandate is to promote the visual and media arts in Canada, to promote a socio-economic climate that is conducive to the production of visual and media arts in Canada, and to conduct research and engage in public education for these purposes as a not-for-profit association and a National Art Service Organization.
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The Amazon System of Nutriculture is based on modern aeroponictechnology where the root system of the plant is sprayed directly with the nutrient solution. ensures optimal supply with oxygen and nutrition.
An additional advantage is the fact, that there occurs no waste by the complete absence of a cultivation substrate.
Aeroponicsystems are primarily for advanced users and professionals, but they allow excellent results.
The Amazon has room for 8-32 plants, where you must select between 8, 16 or 32 plants when buying the system.
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Recently Microsoft took a $6.2 billion dollar charge-off because of failed Internet advertising it had sought over the past five years. Most of the charge-off is associated with the purchase of the company aQuantive in 2007. Many analysts treated this as a one-time non-cash “accounting” event at a company with $58 billion in cash on hand, operating cash flow of $29 billion and a stock market value of $257 billion.
I don't treat this as a minor unforeseeable mistake.
Had anyone at Microsoft asked me about the issue of creating, Bing as a competitor to the Google search engine, to use for advertising revenue, I would have told them not to waste their time. As co-author of Marketing Without Advertising, one of the three most successful marketing books in English, I would have told them what to expect.
Google search has more than two thirds of the search market and related advertising revenue. The public is very satisfied with Google.
I call this a service monopoly. A service monopoly is a business that satisfies a large percentage of the available market niche and consequently is not amenable to competition.
Put simply, if people are satisfied and find that the information or services they need are nearly 100% available on the service they are using, they have no need to change. And they will not change.
That is the definition of Google as a service monopoly.
Change occurs when the service monopoly does not fully satisfy the market niche. The new entrant can then take advantage if they provide everything that the service monopoly provides plus the additional needed customer functions.
Microsoft with Bing never satisfied whatever shortcomings Google may have had, if it had any.

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Last updated on March 11th, 2021 at 03:35 am
To start off, I want to personally thank Maono for sending me their AU-HD300 Cardioid Dynamic USB/XLR Microphone before their release to try it out for myself. My first impression of the microphone is that I liked its portable design. The all-black style of this dynamic microphone is nice and looks good with my entire home recording studio set-up. It also feels durable and made with high-quality materials.
Table of Contents
- 1 The Specs
- 2 Slick Design
- 3 Very convenient
- 4 Sound Quality is Surprisingly Good
- 5 The Best Uses for this Microphone
- 6 The Cons of this Microphone
- 7 Audio Recording Tests
- 7.1 Voice Over Testing
- 7.2 Vocals Testing (Singing)
- 7.3 Guitar Testing
- 8 Final Thoughts
- 9 Check out these Articles:
Maono sent me their “Desktop Stand Bundle” which comes with the AU-HD300 microphone, a desktop stand with an accompanying pop filter, USB-A to USB- C cable, and an XLR cable.
The AU-HD300 is one of Maono’s newest dynamic microphones. These types of mics are often seen being used by singers and speakers on stage, however, it seems to me that Maono put this bundle for the target audience of people putting together a home studio. Just like most dynamic microphones, the AU-HD300 has a simple design, but still feels durable at the same time. In my hand, it feels light with more of the weight towards the center of the body.
Dynamic mics are known to be great for recording louder noises thanks to their capabilities of withstanding higher sound pressure levels. While this can be great for recording or capturing sounds in a louder environment, this might not be ideal if you’re trying to capture vocals in a studio. They aren’t the best for capturing the intricacies of sounds, something you need to consider especially if you plan to record high-quality vocals for songs.
Cardioid Polar Pattern
This microphone features a Cardioid Polar pattern, meaning that it has a high sensitivity to sound coming in from directly in front of it. They also pick up sound from the side of the microphones, but to a lesser extent. Cardioid mics do an excellent job at keeping out background noise from your recordings. You will find these microphones are great for recording an individual person or instrument.
The frequency response of this microphone is between 40Hz-17kHz with a sample rate of 44.1/48kHz; 16 bit.
Like we mentioned earlier, this microphone has a nice slick all-black design that compliments anyone’s recording set-up. It’s got a nice base to keep it stable on your desk while recording and a small pop filter that helps deal with plosives.
The shock mount helps suspend the microphone while it’s connected to the stand, helping reduce unwanted noises from being captured. It’s also designed to have the power switch and volume control buttons easily accessible for users.
I definitely think Maono did an excellent job with the overall design of this microphone and its desktop set-up.
One of my favorite parts about using this microphone is the ease of set-up. All I have to do is bring it out, connect it to my audio interface, and I’m good to go. It doesn’t take much space on my desk, and it’s super easy to move around. I sometimes find myself wanting to use this microphone more in situations where I only need to record a couple of takes of audio.
You have two options when it comes to connecting this microphone to your computer. First, we have the most convenient method, using the USB-C cable to connect directly to your computer’s USB input.
The second option is to connect the microphone with an XLR cable and audio interface. If you don’t already own an audio interface, check out our budget audio interface guide for more information. If you want the best sound quality from the AU-HD300 microphone, I highly recommend utilizing the XLR cable over the USB connection. Now, if you’re on a tighter budget, the USB-Type C connections will work fine and allow you to record straight to your computer.
An example of this is when I record voiceovers for videos that I make. I don’t have to go through the hassle of setting up my audio interface. All I have to do is grab my USB cable and record without having to leave the comfort of my chair.
Sound Quality is Surprisingly Good
I found that the sound quality was surprisingly good especially for a dynamic microphone at this price range. The timing of having this microphone was perfect too as I had just recently started dabbling in the streaming space on Twitch, YouTube, and Facebook. After a couple of sessions utilizing the mic for a variety of situations (voiceovers, singing/music recordings, and talking to people online, I found the Au-HD300 sufficient in getting the job done.
It’s not as sensitive as my condenser microphones, however, with the right amount of gain, the audio is crisp and great to work with. During a couple of online streams, I used this microphone to perform vocals or instruments with confidence that the sound wouldn’t clip.
I especially enjoyed using this microphone when performing on stream, giving the similar feel of performing on stage with a dynamic mic.
The Best Uses for this Microphone
Music Instruments and Performances
The AU-HD300 microphone is great for recording musical instruments. I have personally done some recording with my acoustic guitars and ukuleles. It did an excellent job at capturing the music I was playing while at the same time keeping background noise to a minimum.
Unlike my condenser microphones, I don’t have to worry too much about subtle unwanted sounds being picked up by the AU-HD300. After mixing down my recordings I am left with high-quality sound that was all captured by this microphone.
I loved using this microphone when recording voiceovers. It’s convenient to use since Maono designed this package/set-up to easily fit on your desk. As a content creator who does voiceovers of a variety of different characters, the ease of use and quality of the audio made me excited to record on the spot. It’s easy to set up the microphone and start recording.
Like we mentioned earlier, recording vocals are great with this microphone. I find myself worrying less about my audio clipping while recording, giving me the opportunity to experiment with a wide range of vocals. When it comes to streaming, whether it was on Twitch or YouTube, I did enjoy using the AU-HD300, however, I wouldn’t have it replace my condenser microphone set-up.
While it won’t be my primary mic for streaming any time soon, I do find it useful for the times I do “streaming concerts” for my audience. I can play my instruments and sing more freely, worrying less about my sound distorting and clipping. I also like grasping it in my hands while performing on stream, something you normally wouldn’t do with a condenser mic.
The Cons of this Microphone
The Pop Filter
Don’t get me wrong, the pop filter included did its job well when it comes to handling plosives. What I didn’t like about it is how it is set up with the overall stand. In my experience I found it a bit shaking and loose, finding myself constantly readjusting it whenever I moved it around.
Of course with the proper adjustments, you can get the pop filter at an alright distance from the microphone, but in my opinion, you’re better off buying a separate pop filter to use with this mic if you run into the same issues I was running into. Do keep in mind, you absolutely need to use a pop filter with this microphone as the plosives will sound harsh in your recordings without one.
Audio Recording Tests
Keep in mind that each audio recording is raw with nothing done in post. The only difference between each take is the amount of gain I used for the recording. Each testing section has audio recorded with gain at 50%, 75%, and 100%. I used the Focusrite Scarlett Solo audio interface instead of the USB-Type C connections to record these results.
What I found was that a good sweet spot when it comes to the gain of this microphone is around 75%to 90%. At 50% gain, the recording was very soft. While you can bring the volume up in post, it might be easier to just record at a higher gain level in the first place. At 100% gain, the recordings come out too loud. You can also hear more background noise coming from external factors such as your computer, the fan, and other things in your room/studio.
At 75% gain, I found that the audio quality was loud enough to work with, but at the same time not capturing any unwanted external background noise. Do keep in mind that results may vary from set-up to set-up, so prepare to adjust settings accordingly to your needs.
Now let’s take a look at the results.
Voice Over Testing
I started off the testing of this microphone with some voiceovers.
Voice Over with 50% Gain
Voice Over with 75% Gain
Voice Over with 100% Gain
Vocals Testing (Singing)
Singing Test with 50% Gain
Singing Test with 75% Gain
Singing Test with 100% Gain
Guitar Test with 50% Gain
Guitar Test with 75% Gain
Guitar Test with 100% Gain
Overall, I’m highly impressed at how good of a job the AU-HD300 does as a “studio dynamic microphone.” Maono did an amazing job at having a high-quality mic at a nice affordable price tag. I definitely recommend this to anyone who plans to record musical instruments and even vocals inside the comfort of their own room/home studio.
While the USB connectivity is convenient, for the highest quality sound possible, always go with the XLR to audio interface connectivity. If you only plan to do some light recording like voiceovers for YouTube videos and other types of content, USB will be fine.
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Flowers In Bloom III
Flowers In Bloom III
Reproduction of Flowers In Bloom III by Belinda AldrichDecorate your living space with an elegant fusion of classic and contemporary artistry by adorning your walls with this exquisite abstract floral art print. The artwork showcases a captivating blend of deep blue and soft beige tones, making it a versatile addition to any color scheme. At the heart of this piece lies a stylized flower with intricate details inspired by vintage clockwork, adding a touch of antiquated charm to the modern design. Artful swirls and delicate butterfly silhouettes dance around the edges, imparting a sense of movement and whimsy to the composition. This print is perfect for those seeking to infuse their home with an air of sophistication and a hint of nature's beauty. Whether displayed in a minimalist bedroom, a chic living room, or a cozy reading nook, this art print is sure to captivate and spark conversations. Crafted with high-quality materials, this wall decor item is available in various sizes to fit any wall space, and its robust hues are printed using fade-resistant inks to ensure lasting vibrancy. It's an ideal choice for homeowners, interior designers, or art enthusiasts looking to enhance their decor with an artwork that blends modern design elements with timeless elegance. Add this abstract floral art print to your collection today and transform your room into a gallery of modern sophistication.
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Objectives We sought to determine whether screening for anxiety and depression, an emerging risk factor for type 2 diabetes (T2D), adds clinically meaningful information beyond current T2D risk assessment tools.
Design Prospective cohort.
Participants and setting The 45 and Up Study is a large-scale prospective cohort of men and women aged 45 years and over, randomly sampled from the general population of New South Wales, Australia. 51 588 participants without self-reported diabetes at baseline (2006–2009) were followed up for approximately 3 years (2010).
Methods T2D status was determined by self-reported doctor who diagnosed diabetes after the age of 30 years, and/or current use of metformin. Current symptoms of anxiety and/or depression were measured by the 10-item Kessler Psychological Distress Scale (K10). We determined the optimal cut-off point for K10 for predicting T2D using Tjur’s R2 and tested risk models with and without the K10 using logistic regression. We assessed performance measures for the incremental value of the K10 using the area under the receiver operating characteristic (AROC), net reclassification improvement (NRI) and net benefit (NB) decision analytics with sensitivity analyses.
Results T2D developed in 1076 individuals (52.4% men). A K10 score of ≥19 (prevalence 8.97%), adjusted for age and gender, was optimal for predicting incident T2D (sensitivity 77%, specificity 53% and positive predictive value 3%; OR 1.70 (95% CI 1.41 to 2.03, P<0.001). K10 score predicted incident T2D independent of current risk models, but did not improve corresponding AROC, NRI and NB statistics. Sensitivity analyses showed that this was partially explained by the baseline model and the small effect size of the K10 that was similar compared with other risk factors.
Conclusions Anxiety and depressing screening with the K10 adds no meaningful incremental value in addition to current T2D risk assessments. The clinical importance of anxiety and depression screening in preventing T2D requires ongoing consideration.
- preventive medicine
- primary care
- anxiety disorders
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Strengths and limitations of this study
We considered various approaches beyond statistical analyses to assess the incremental predictive value of screening for anxiety and depression to current type 2 diabetes (T2D) risk models.
We determined the optimal cut-off point on the K10 for predicting T2D risk.
Other strengths of this study include the recruitment of a large (over 250 000 participants) population-based sample at baseline, and the high (over 60%) response rate achieved in the subsample at follow-up.
Study weaknesses include the low incidence of T2D observed in the cohort, reliance on self-report measures, low (less than 18%) response rate achieved at baseline, residual confounding and misclassification of variables potentially resulting in bias.
Type 2 diabetes (T2D) is the most common type of diabetes and accounts for at least 90% of all cases.1 The Global Burden of Disease Study ranked diabetes the 14th leading cause of global disease burden in 2010, moving up several places since 1990.2 This trend is likely to continue increasing in coming decades since it is estimated that over 415 million people worldwide have diabetes, and by 2040 this figure is projected to rise to 642 million.1 Effective prevention of T2D is urgently needed in high-income countries, where healthcare expenditure for diabetes is among the highest in the world,1 to realise significant population health and economic benefits.3
People with diagnosed T2D are likely to have progressed from an intermediate stage of hyperglycaemia called ‘prediabetes’. Prediabetes is defined as impaired fasting glucose and/or impaired glucose tolerance.4 It is estimated that the prevalence of pre-diabetes may have reached 20%–30% in high-income countries such as Australia and the USA.5 6 Hyperglycaemia and consequent progression to T2D is partially explained by sociodemographics7 as well as obesity and lifestyle risk factors.8–11 Thus, diabetes prevention programmes targeting high-risk individuals could effectively delay their progression from prediabetes to diagnosed T2D.
Indeed, national12 and international11 guidelines recommend lifestyle intervention that focuses on achieving a healthy body weight for the primary prevention of T2D, based on large randomised controlled trials (RCTs) in people with prediabetes.13 However, diabetes is a chronic physical health condition that is often comorbid with clinically relevant symptoms of depression and anxiety.14–16 Comorbid mental disorders worsen the self-care,17 health18–20 and economic burden of diabetes,21 and predict non-completion of exercise-based intervention.22 23 Similarly, depression, anxiety and eating disorders are often present in people with diabetes and obesity (40%–70%),24–28 which adversely affects weight loss,29–31 sleep quality,32 health-related quality of life and health service use.33 Therefore, people with depression and anxiety present with barriers to weight loss and sustainable healthy lifestyle changes (especially diet and exercise behaviours); this suggests that preventing T2D in this high-risk population group would be challenging.
Observational studies show that clinically significant depression (defined by diagnostic criteria or elevated number and/or severity of depressive symptoms) is consistently associated with a twofold increased risk of diabetes.34–36 More recently, we showed that having a current depressive and/or anxiety disorder more than doubles the risk of developing diabetes over 2 years in a large cohort study, the Netherlands Study of Depression and Anxiety.37 Thus, having current symptoms of anxiety and/or depression could be a novel risk factor for T2D in addition to being a major barrier to achieving sustained healthy lifestyle changes (especially diet and exercise behaviours).
Effective prevention of T2D requires early identification of high-risk individuals who might benefit from targeted intervention.38 There is evidence suggesting that screening for T2D risk factors is cost-effective in high-risk individuals and with appropriate intervention.39 There are several diabetes risk models or scoring systems (often called ‘risk assessment tools’) with potential adaptation for use in routine clinical practice.40 Variants of these T2D risk tests are currently used in national diabetes prevention programmes worldwide, and typically include questions on demographics (age, gender, ethnicity), medical history (self and family), body weight and waist circumference, lifestyle (physical inactivity, diet) and pathology results (eg, glucose, triglycerides). However, these diabetes risk models may need to be updated as novel risk factors have since emerged. Therefore, the aim of this study was to determine whether screening for anxiety and/or depression adds clinically meaningful information beyond current T2D risk models, to inform guidelines, consumers and clinical practice.
Study design and setting
The 45 and Up Study is a large prospective cohort study of men and women aged 45 years and older from the general population of New South Wales (NSW), Australia.41 Participants were randomly sampled from the Medicare Australia enrolment database held by the Department for Human Services. Eligible individuals were invited to participate by mail, which included participant information, study questionnaire, consent form and a reply paid envelope. Recruitment into the 45 and Up Study was from 2006 through 2009, and had an overall response rate of 18%, comprising approximately 11% of target population. Although the response rate was low and participants from favourable socioeconomic groups (more people in the highest household income group) were likely to enrol, previous work has shown that findings based on internal comparisons for estimates of exposure-outcome relationships, such as ORs, are generalisable and comparable to those derived from the NSW Population Health Survey.42 Also, the 45 and Up cohort was generally healthier: the prevalence of smoking, high/very high psychological distress, ever diagnosed with hypertension, diabetes and asthma was lower than participants in the NSW Population Health Survey.
The Social, Economic and Environmental Factors (SEEF) study was conducted in 2010 as the first follow-up of a subsample of the 45 and Up Study. The SEEF questionnaire, which extended the original 45 and Up Study questionnaire, was distributed to the first 100 000 of the 45 and Up Study participants, of whom 60 404 returned completed questionnaires yielding a response rate of 60.4%. After excluding baseline participants with known diabetes (n=4653), and incomplete data for one or more of the following variables: body mass index (BMI; n=3395), K10 score (n=1343) and country of birth (n=575), the final cohort sample studied consisted of 51 588 participants.
Diabetes at baseline and follow-up was defined by self-reported medically diagnosed diabetes, and use of metformin (diabex, diaformin) in the baseline and follow-up questionnaire.43
As done previously,38 we selected predictor variables from risk models that could be used in routine clinical practice including the Australian type 2 diabetes risk assessment tool (AUSDRISK),44Atherosclerosis Risk in Communities,45 Cambridge risk score,46 Finnish Diabetes Risk Score (FINDRISC),47 Framingham Offspring Study,48 San Antonio Heart Study49 and QDScore.50 All risk factor variables were collected through a self-administered questionnaire from the 45 and Up Study Baseline Questionnaire.51 Risk factors included age, gender and country of birth (other vs Australian born); family history of diabetes (for blood relatives only); current medications identified for high blood pressure (Avapro, Karvea, Coversyl, Coversyl Plus, Micardis, Norvasc, Tritace); current regular smoker; insufficient daily serves of vegetables or fruit (none) and physical inactivity (less than 150 min in last week); and overweight and obesity based on BMI computed as weight in kilograms divided by height in metres squared. Standard international cut-off points were used to define underweight (BMI<18.50 kg/m2), healthy weight (BMI 18.50–24.99 kg/m2), overweight (BMI 25.00–29.99 kg/m2) and obesity (BMI≥30.00 kg/m2) categories.
Current symptoms of anxiety and depression were measured with the 10-item Kessler Psychological Distress Scale (K10), which was developed to monitor population prevalence and trends in non-specific psychological distress.52 The K10 has been shown to accurately predict probable current anxiety and affective disorders according to the Composite International Diagnostic Interview, which corresponds to definitions and criteria of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders DSM-IV and the International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems 10th Revision (ICD-10) Classification of Mental and Behavioural Disorders in several countries worldwide.53–59 The K10 is used in all the national surveys in the WHO’s World Mental Health Survey Initiative, which includes 27 countries representing all regions of the world.60
Participants were asked to rate how often, in the past 4 weeks, they felt negative emotions on 10 question items. The K10 has a five-value response option for each question—(1) all of the time, (2) most of the time, (3) some of the time, (4) a little of the time and (5) none of the time—that are scored in reverse. Thus, summed scores can range from 10 (indicating no distress) to 50 (indicating severe distress). The K10 was found to have good internal consistency (Cronbach’s α coefficient of 0.85) based on the Australian 2004–2005 National Health Survey sample.61
First, we determined the optimal K10 cut-off in the logit used to predict diabetes at follow-up. We adopted the standard strategy of estimating different logit models using increasing values of K10 cut-offs, starting at 0. For each logit, and corresponding value of the cut-off, we compute a goodness-of-fit measure and then pick the optimal value of the K10 cut-off as the one that maximises this measure. We selected the Tjur’s Coefficient of Discrimination (CoD)47 as our goodness-of-fit measure and used the R package ‘sjstats’ to calculate it. While we considered alternatives such as the McFadden and Cox-Snell Pseudo R2,45 46 we selected the Tjur CoD because, in addition to being closely related to R2 definitions for linear models,47 it has a very intuitive definition: it is simply the difference between the average predicted probabilities for the two classes in the logit estimation. The optimal K10 cut-off was estimated to be 19, and therefore we created a binary variable which is 0 for K10 score less than or equal to 19 and 1 otherwise. For simplicity, we refer to this binary predictor as the K10 variable in the rest of analysis.
Then, we assessed performance measures for the incremental value of K10 using the area under the receiver operating characteristics (AROC) and associated 95% CIs, net reclassification improvement (NRI) and net benefit (NB) decision analytics.39 We used sensitivity analysis techniques to assess the robustness of the decision analytics, and to test if the incremental predictive value of the K10 was dependent on size of the coefficient. We repeated the base model (model 1) replacing hypertensive medications with the K10, and assessed the incremental predictive value of hypertensive medications. We chose the hypertensive medications variable, which is commonly featured among T2D risk assessment tools, because it yielded a similar coefficient as the K10 (0.38 vs 0.39) in model 2.
Table 1 shows baseline characteristics of participants in the SEEF subsample of the 45 and Up study cohort by T2D status at follow-up, including crude incidence and corresponding age-adjusted ORs. A cut-off point of ≥19 for the K10 was optimal for predicting T2D risk (sensitivity 77%, specificity 53% and Positive Predictive Value (PPV) 3%) with an OR of 1.70 (95% CI 1.41 to 2.03, P<0.001). The unadjusted relative incidence of T2D was highest for: older age; male gender; Australian born; family history of diabetes; currently taking antihypertensive medications; current smoker; insufficient physical activity; do not usually eat vegetables or fruit every day; underweight, overweight and obese; and psychological distress risk groups. The incidence rate of T2D was 2.1% (1076/51 588) over an average follow-up of 3.4 (SD=0.95) years (annual incidence rate was 0.61%).
Table 2 shows the beta coefficients for risk factors from two logistic regression models, without (model 1) and with (model 2) the K10 binary variable. Model 1 shows that all of the variables except for country of birth and diet from the AUSDRISK44 were significant predictors of incident T2D. Model 2 shows that the addition of K10, which was an independent predictor of incident T2D, resulted in no or very small changes in the beta coefficients for the remaining risk factors. Both models resulted in good performance for predicting incident T2D (AROC for model 1 and model 2 was 0.705 (0.69 to 0.72) and 0.708 (0.69 to 0.72), respectively). There was evidence of slight improvement to model 1 after fitting K10 (net change in AROC was 0.003, P=0.04; figure 1).
Table 3 shows the results for reclassified persons with the addition of K10 based on a risk threshold to define low and high risk of incident T2D at which both sensitivity and specificity were maximised on the AROC (sensitivity 77%, specificity 53% and positive predictive value 3%). A small net −0.0251 decrease in high-risk classifications for those with events (NRI events) and a small net increase in low-risk classifications for those without events (NRI non-events) resulted in a negative NRI of −1.12%. The net number of true positive classifications decreased by 0.03% on a scale of 0%–2.1% incidence rate. This implies that 3333 additional K10 screening assessments result in one less T2D case without increasing high-risk classifications for those without incident T2D.
Table 4 shows the results for reclassified persons with the addition of K10 based on a top 10th percentile threshold to define high versus low risk of incident T2D. This means that an individual is classified at high risk if the risk predicted by the logit model is higher than 90%. A small net increase (1.58%) in high-risk classifications for those with events and a small net decrease (−0.14%) in low-risk classifications for those without events resulted in a positive NRI of 1.44%. The net number of true positive classifications increased by 0.02% on a scale of 0%–2.1% incidence rate. This implies that 5000 additional K10 screening assessments would identify one more T2D case without increasing high-risk classifications for those without incident T2D. We simulated increases in the size of the K10 coefficient and studied the effect on the NB. Changes in the coefficient of the order of 10% were associated with changes in NB of the order of less than 0.1%.
Table 5 shows the results for reclassified persons with the addition of hypertensive medications to a base model that includes the K10. A small net decrease (−3.06%) in high-risk classifications for those with events and a small net increase (2.55%) in low-risk classifications for those without events resulted in a small negative NRI of −0.52%. The net number of true positive classifications decreased by −0.01% on a scale of 0%–2.1% incidence rate. This implies that 10 000 additional screening for hypertensive medications would identify one less T2D case without increasing high-risk classifications for those without incident T2D.
In this study, we considered various statistical analyses, summary measures and graphs to assess the incremental predictive value of screening for anxiety and depression beyond current T2D risk models. First, we determined that a K10 score of ≥19 was optimal for predicting approximate 3-year risk of developing T2D independent of age and gender. Second, we showed that variables from T2D risk models or tools applicable for use in routine clinical practice, including the AUSDRISK,44–50 resulted in good performance for predicting incident T2D in the 45 and Up Study cohort. Third, we showed that symptoms of anxiety and depression, assessed using an optimal K10 score of ≥19, were associated with an increased risk of developing T2D independent of risk factors from current T2D risk models, consistent with previous research.37 62–64 Unlike previous research, however, we showed for the first time that adding the K10 variable resulted in no incremental value beyond current T2D risk models and, in fact, resulted in a very small increase in the fraction of false positive classifications. Sensitivity analysis showed a very small positive incremental value when using a much higher decision threshold for the K10 (>90th percentile). This implies that additional screening for anxiety and depression using the K10 to current T2D risk assessment tools is unlikely to confer benefit, both to health professionals and consumers, and may lead to overtreatment for clinical prevention. However, the poor incremental predictive value of the K10 was partially explained by the baseline model as well as the small effect size that was similar compared with other risk factors. This highlights several limitations of the current approaches (AROC, NRI, NB decision analytics) for investigating incremental predictive value of novel risk factors in standard risk models.
Screening for both anxiety and depression using a broad non-specific psychological distress published evidence on the risk of developing T2D associated with anxiety remains inconsistent.65–67 Furthermore, one of these cohort studies from USA showed that the increased risk of incident diabetes associated with both clinically relevant symptoms of anxiety and depression was observed in women but not men. Thus, future research should determine the incremental predictive value of specific anxiety and depression screening tools for T2D risk assessment, and in men and women separately, if indeed a gender interaction is found.
The poor incremental predictive value of the K10 in this context has health policy implications, especially in the Australian healthcare setting for population-based screening strategies for preventing T2D. For example, the AUSDRISK tool is used in general population screening to determine eligibility for a general practitioner Health Assessment provided as part of a T2D risk evaluation for people aged 40–49 years covered by Medicare (Australia’s federally funded universal healthcare scheme). In practice, patients with a ‘high’ (12 or more) score are eligible for the Health Assessment, and subsequent referral to allied health services to provide lifestyle programmes. The addition of the K10 to this current publicly funded T2D risk-screening programme would be unjustified, especially since the application rate of the AUSDRISK tool in general practice has reportedly been very low (approximately 14%).68 Furthermore, the predictive value of T2D risk-screening tools for primary prevention is questionable. For instance, the AUDRISK tool has been used in diabetes prevention trials in Australia (including the Greater Green Triangle Diabetes Prevention Project,69 Melbourne Diabetes Prevention Study,70 Sydney Diabetes Prevention Program71 and Victorian Life! Program72) targeting high-risk individuals identified using the AUSDRISK,44 none of which have demonstrated effectiveness for reducing the incidence of T2D. This highlights the importance of risk stratification beyond those identified using the AUSDRISK score of 12 or more44 for primary prevention of T2D.
Despite the poor incremental predictive value of the K10, it remained a predictor of developing T2D after correction for all of the other predictors. This suggests that screening for anxiety and depression would identify a large group of individuals otherwise not apparent with current T2D risk assessment tools, which might be clinically important for treatment decision making for the management of psychological comorbidity. Previous systematic reviews of RCTs have shown that exercise (an integral component of lifestyle intervention) is effective for improving both depression score (standardised mean difference was −0.82 (95% CI −1.12 to −0.51)) and HbA1c level (weighted mean difference was −0.67% (95% CI −0.84 to −0.49)),73 74 and the size of these effects are substantially larger than what we found for collaborative care for depression.75 Overall, this evidence suggests that lifestyle intervention integrated within the collaborative care model would be most effective for preventing T2D in people with comorbid anxiety and depression.
Strengths of this study include the recruitment of a large (over 250 000 participants) population-based sample at baseline,41 and the high (over 60%) response rate achieved in the subsample at follow-up.76 Study weaknesses include the low incidence of T2D observed in the cohort, reliance on self-report measures, low (less than 18%) response rate achieved at baseline,41 residual confounding and misclassification of variables potentially resulting in bias. Further evidence from prospective cohort studies is needed to confirm the generalisability of these findings and the applicability of specific screening tools for anxiety and depression in specific healthcare settings.
In conclusion, anxiety and depressing screening with the K10 adds no meaningful incremental value beyond current T2D risk models applicable for use in routine clinical practice. Additional screening for anxiety and depression using the K10 is unlikely to confer benefit, both to health professionals and consumers and may lead to overtreatment for clinical prevention. However, since the lack of incremental predictive value of the K10 was partially explained by the baseline model as well as the small effect size, our main finding should be interpreted with caution. The clinical importance of anxiety and depression screening for preventing T2D in primary healthcare requires further consideration and research.
Contributors EA is guarantor of the paper, taking responsibility for the integrity of the work as a whole, from inception to publication of article. All authors conceived and designed the study. EA was responsible for drafting the manuscript. SGP and FG were responsible for data analysis and interpretation. All authors contributed to drafting the work for important intellectual content, and approved the final completed article.
Funding This research received no specific grant from any funding agency in the public, commercial or not-for-profit sectors.
Competing interests None declared.
Patient consent Obtained.
Ethics approval The analysis presented in this paper belongs to a broader research programme that was granted ethics approval by the NSW Population and Health Services Research Ethics Committee (reference: HREC/15/CIPHS/4).
Provenance and peer review Not commissioned; externally peer reviewed.
Data sharing statement The 45 and Up Study is ready and available to Australia’s researchers. Advice and instructions is available at https://www.saxinstitute.org.au/for-researchers/our-research/. The dataset is not available from the Dryad repository.

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Unpublished JCT Estimates of Congressional Democrats’ “Plan” on Expiring Tax Cuts
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JCT did score a proposal that would also extend parts of the tax provisions in the stimulus bill (EITC and additional child tax credit expansion), but it appears that an extension of Making Work Pay isn't a top priority of congressional tax staff.
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There was just not enough flesh to it.
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Research has suggested that the co-occurrence of PTSD in individuals with OCD is associated with more severe symptoms and less responsivity to empirically supported treatment as compared to individuals with OCD and no history of PTSD. However, much of this work has been limited by non-empirical case report design, cross-sectional and retrospective analyses, or small sample sizes. The current study extended this research by comparing the clinical characteristics of individuals with OCD with and without a lifetime PTSD diagnosis in a large, naturalistic, longitudinal sample over the course of seven years. At baseline, individuals with comorbid lifetime PTSD reported significantly more severe symptoms of OCD (including symptom levels and insight), lower quality of life, and higher rates of comorbid lifetime mood and substance use disorders than participants without lifetime PTSD. Further, individuals with comorbid OCD and lifetime PTSD reported significantly more severe OCD symptoms over the course of seven years than those without lifetime PTSD. These results are largely consistent with the existing literature and support the need to consider PTSD symptoms in the assessment and treatment of OCD.
- Obsessive-compulsive disorder
- Posttraumatic stress disorder
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- Psychiatry and Mental health
- Biological Psychiatry


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Director of Capital Sourcing-Pittsburgh or New York City
This position assists in the marketing and placement of Commercial Real Estate loans and private equity.
• Identify capital sources for project funding.
• Coordinate and manage presentations/meetings with capital groups.
• Prepare commercial loan packages and submissions for presentations to lenders.
• Respond to lender regarding properties.
• Perform complicated financial modeling and spreadsheet analysis in Excel.
• Coordinate information regarding market data, occupancy data, expense analysis, aerials, maps and rent/sales, and comparables.
• Prepare market analysis reports, including vacancy, absorption, and companies rents and sales.
• Review and analyze legal documents and third party reports as part of the due diligence process.
• Organize and present data analysis, draw objective conclusions and make recommendations.
• Other duties as assigned.
• Bachelor’s Degree in Real Estate, Finance, Accounting, or related discipline or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
• 3-5 years of experience in financial analysis environment in the mortgage or commercial real estate industry.
• Working knowledge of Outlook, Excel, and Word.
• Strong relationships with private equity, banks, and other lenders.
• Strong research, analytical, and problem solving skills.
• Excellent organizational, interpersonal, quantitative, writing and communication skills; able to interface with top level executives.
• Self-motivated, team oriented, and strong time management skills to prioritize deadlines.
• Ability to be an independent worker with a team player attitude.


H.R. 1123 was introduced by House Judiciary Committee Chairman Goodlatte (R-VA) and Ranking Member Conyers (D-MI) as well as other bipartisan Members of the House. A companion bill (S. 517) was introduced in the Senate by Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Leahy (D-VT) and Ranking Member Grassley (R-IA) as well as other Senators. In light of the fact this legislation enjoys bipartisan support by the key folks in the House and Senate, this measure is likely to be enacted into law, even though some argue that this legislation is too limited in scope and does not open the Digital Millennium Copyright Act for changes.
According to the Congressional Research Service summary, H.R. 1123 and S. 517:
- Repeals a Library of Congress (LOC) rulemaking determination, made upon the recommendation of the Register of Copyrights, regarding the circumvention of technological measures controlling access to copyrighted software on wireless telephone handsets (mobile telephones) for the purpose of connecting to different wireless telecommunications networks (a practice commonly referred to as "unlocking" such devices).
- Reestablishes, as an exemption to provisions of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) prohibiting such circumvention, a previous LOC rule permitting the use of computer programs, in the form of firmware or software, that enable used wireless telephone handsets to connect to a wireless telecommunications network, when circumvention is initiated by the owner of the copy of such computer program solely to connect to such a network and access to the network is authorized by the network operator, thus permitting unlocked phones.
- Directs the Librarian of Congress, upon the recommendation of the Register, to determine whether to extend such exemption to include any other category of wireless devices in addition to wireless telephone handsets (e.g., tablets and other mobile broadband-enabled devices).
The live video of the legislative hearing can be viewed live here.
If you have any questions regarding this hearing as well as any legislation or activity in Congress that could impact the telecommunications, media and technology sectors, please contact Vance Schuemann or any member of the TLP team.


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Motley Crüe insist that just because they are giving up touring, it doesn't mean they have finished making music for good.
Motley Crüe can still make music together despite signing a ''no more tours'' contract.
The 'Kickstart My Heart' heavy metal rockers - Nikki Sixx, Tommy Lee, Vince Neil and Mick Mars - announced a farewell tour earlier this year and admitted they'd singed a legally-binding document which means they'll never be able to go on the road together again, but Nikki insists it doesn't mean the end of the band.
He explained: ''It [the contract] is legally binding. Motley Crüe cannot tour. We could tour as the Flaming Buttholes, but that's kinda pointless, right? We could do a disco record and tour as the Disco Boys. But Motley Crüe can never tour again.
''It's no more touring. That's it. We can make music; we can do a lot of other stuff.''
The 55-year-old bassist also admitted that while the band have been working on some new songs together, he's not sure whether he would want them to release a new album at this stage in their career.
He told Classic Rock magazine: ''We've written some songs ... If you're this kind of band at this stage of your career you can't be played on Active Rock [radio station]; if you've been around for more than fifteen years you're classic rock, but classic rock radio doesn't play new music. You think, 'F**k, man, this sucks.''
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