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In 1990, the British Conservative party realized that Margaret Thatcher would not be able to keep it in power although she had led it to three impressive electoral victories since 1979. Challenged to a leadership contest, she failed to win on the first ballot and withdrew from succeeding ballots. Her successor, John Major, vindicated the electoral calculus by winning the 1992 elections, but then presided over a cabinet weakened by sleaze and hopelessly divided over Europe. Still, dumping Thatcher for Major bought the Tories five more years in power.
- Likud's 'Netanyahu Forever' Mindset
- Poll: PM Still Alone at Top, but Sa’ar-Kahlon Strike Chord
- Referendum on Netanyahu
- Israeli Elections: It's Everyone vs. Netanyahu
- 15 Reasons Why Bibi Could Lose the Next Elections
- Israel Heads to Elections: What Do the Polls Say?
- Netanyahu Primary Campaign Relying on Foreign Cash
- Likud OKs Early Leadership Race
- PM Trying to Block Party Limit on His Rule
The Likud party is facing a similar dilemma with its chairman, Benjamin Netanyahu, although the major similarity between Netanyahu and Thatcher is that both succeeded in making powerful enemies within their parties. Netanyahu has not made the same impact that Thatcher had on her era, and after leaving office he will not have people pining for him as Torydom still pines for the Iron Lady.
True, it is risky to predicate decisions on fickle polls that can catapult you from the stratosphere to the political dumps, but one thing is clear: the support for Netanyahu is very shallow. There is also the factor invoked by U.S. President Barack Obama – perhaps as a backhanded slap at the Clintonites – that voters in the 2016 elections are looking for a new car smell. Netanyahu may still be serviceable, but he clearly does not command the enthusiasm he once did even among his core voting base
The Likud party must also consider post-election coalition formation. Yisrael Beiteinu Chairman Avigdor Lieberman and former Likud minister Moshe Kahlon, who are expected to garner over 20 seats between them, are currently on the outs with Netanyahu, although in better times they were one happy family. A new face at the top of the Likud ticket would not be burdened by the political baggage that Netanyahu has accumulated. The looming anybody-but-Bibi campaign will be rendered obsolete once Likud offers a plausible replacement.
I, therefore, believe that former Likud minister Gideon Sa'ar, if he ever intended to become prime minister, should wind up his admittedly brief break from politics and challenge Netanyahu for the top stop in Likud.
The already declared challengers to Netanyahu for the Likud leadership, Moshe Feiglin and Danny Danon, are both fine people. Feiglin has demonstrated a talent for thinking out of the box, while Danon had the courage to challenge Netanyahu's overly cautious strategy in the last Gaza war. But it will be hard to persuade the public that they are ready for the top spot given their lack of ministerial experience. Barack Obama and French President Francois Hollande demonstrate the problem of promoting politicians without a proven track record.
Sa'ar's main problem, should he decide to run, is not Netanyahu, but his former colleagues on the ministerial bench for whom a Sa'ar victory would presage a political mid-life crisis, because it would means the political succession in Likud has moved on to the next generation.
Politics is generational. As long as the 65-year-old Netanyahu heads Likud, Defense Minister
Moshe Ya'alon, Transportation Minister Yisrael Katz, Strategic and Intelligence Affairs Minister Yuval Steinitz and others can still hope to reach the top spot once Netanyahu retires. However, if we jump a generation and Sa'ar reaches the top spot, the current senior ministers would become old timers, and the class of Zeev Elkin, Yariv Levin, Tzipi Hotovely and company would expect promotion. We witnessed the dynamic this week when Likud stalwart Limor Livnat announced her retirement from politics. The older generation, therefore, has a vested interest in keeping Netanyahu in and Sa'ar out.
To adopt a phrase coined by Labor chair Isaac Herzog, Saar's rivals should stow their egos and support someone who has the best chance of keeping Likud in power. One of the most effective arguments made by Likud politicians to Israeli nationalists disappointed with the party's performance is to heed the lessons of 1992 and 1999. By bringing down Yitzhak Shamir from premiership in 1992, Israeli nationalists paved the way for the Oslo government and the disasters that followed, and Netanyahu's defeat in 1999 brought in Ehud Barak, who was prepared to surrender everything to Arafat at Camp David and Hafez Assad at Shepherdstown, but was thwarted by their excessive cupidity. By the same token, Likud ministers should rally around the best positioned candidate to stave off a similar disaster.
The principle of retaining an incumbent prime minister at all costs is not sacred but is definitely foolhardy.
While a Sa'ar candidacy may also deprive the surging Habayit Hayehudi of a few seats, this would be small potatoes compared to allowing the left to come to power.
The aforesaid is no disparagement of Netanyahu's talents and his many years of service. There is also no reason why a senior cabinet post – for example the Finance or Foreign Ministry – could not be ably filled by Netanyahu. In Europe and in Israel, former prime ministers have gone on to fill cabinet ministries. One can cite the examples of Yitzhak Rabin and Ehud Barak who both served as defense ministers after they were prime ministers, or even Shimon Peres, who made do with the post of regional development minister. If Netanyahu, after leaving the prime minister's office, wants to continue serving his country, he should be given ample opportunity to do so.
Amiel Ungar is a political scientist.

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For years my art focused on the human world around me, and, on the human struggles within in my own life. My more recent work is inspired by the environment around me, and may comment on that natural world. I always include a focus on the relationships among the elements of the piece itself, and sometimes that is everything. I love to play with contrast because of the interest and excitement that it can bring. My love of rich color is important, as is my love of sculptural forms and texture, and the different surfaces that can be created with felt and by adding other materials and techniques. I am constantly looking at how one element changes, enhances, or “speaks to” another, and at what these disparate elements communicate to the observer. I look for ways to engage viewers to interact with the organic form, the rich color, and the tactile quality of each piece, to create their own personal dialog with my work.
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I'm Professor Michael Kidd.
I'm a General Practitioner and Deputy Chief Medical Officer for the Australian Government.
I'm going to walk you through the key steps for collecting specimens from your patients for monkeypox.
Firstly, when it comes to testing people for monkeypox, it's important to know that laboratory testing capacity is currently limited in some states and territories.
If you have a patient with symptoms and signs of monkeypox or someone who may have been exposed to the virus before you collect any specimens you should consult with your local public health authority and inform them that you have a suspected case.
If you are advised to take specimens from your patient, you should also consult with the specialist microbiologist at your pathology provider about special specimen collection and transport requirements.
Depending on the advice of your state or territory public health unit and the specialist microbiologist, collect the specimen and send it for testing.
The initial symptoms of monkeypox may include rash, fever, headache, myalgia, backache, lymphadenopathy, chills and exhaustion.
Lesions can develop on the genitals, perianal region, mouth or face as well as on any other areas of the body.
But some patients may just have a localised rash with no systemic symptoms.
Exposure can include being in close physical contact with someone who has the virus.
In the current outbreak,
most cases have been transmitted through intimate, physical contact during sexual activity.
It's critical to ensure you wear appropriate personal protective equipment while collecting specimens where a disposable, fluid resistant gown, disposable gloves, appropriate eye protection, either a face shield or goggles and a fluid repellent surgical mask, a P2/N95 particulate filter respirator is an option if you choose, but a fluid repellent surgical mask is sufficient.
After discussing the case wth the specialist microbiologist. carefully collect the sample. It's really important here
to make sure infected cells are absorbed by the swab.
And the best way to do that is to vigorously rub the base of one or more of the lesions.
Inadequate specimen collection can result in failure to detect monkeypox virus DNA.
Taking clinical photographs of lesions, and anatomical sites and submitting them alongside the sample can help specialist microbiologists decide whether further specimen collection is required.
Discuss the option of clinical photography
with your patient and the specialist
microbiologist before collecting samples.
Getting consent from the patient is of course essential before taking or sharing any images.
Once you have inserted the specimen in the specimen container, wipe down the outside of the specimen container using disinfectant.
When you have your specimen appropriately and securely packaged, send it for laboratory testing as soon as possible.
Delay is not appropriate
given the infectious nature of this condition.
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Sarah Palin Hunts Moose and Kills Wolves!
Hateful Obamacrats say PUMAs who vote for Sarah Palin are stupid.
They say real Dems cannot vote for Sarah Palin because she is a cruel person who hunts moose and kills wolves.
Are Mr. Obama, Mrs. Obama and their kids vegany?
I don’t think so. They eat meat and drink milk.
Factory farming is more cruel and eco-unfriendly than hunting moose and killing wolves.
Witness the cruelty with your own eyes!
If you still think Palin is more cruel than the Obamas, I can only say that that kind of hypocrisy is the reason we still can’t even stop canned hunting.
Facts about Canned Hunts
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text: Constitutional human rights provisions are, in some jurisdictions, somewhat contradictory in nature. On the one hand, they are designed to be entrenched and difficult to amend, so that they are protected from ordinary politics. On the other hand, they tend to be written in vague language, and sometimes deal with controversial social issues on which the views of society may radically alter over time, even though the text of the document has not been amended. Constitutional courts can therefore be confronted with a challenging question. Should a provision be interpreted by reference to the original drafters and ratifiers of the text, even though they may have had a different view to that of present day society, or may not have anticipated the circumstances before the court at all? Or should the provision be interpreted by reference to what society thinks today? If the latter, how are the views of society to be established by the court, and how can a fluid re-interpretation of a constitutional provision be reconciled with the fact that it is designed to be difficult to change? This paper will explore these questions by reference to the experience of the debate between ┐originalism┐ and the ┐living constitution┐ in the United States and Ireland.

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Updated on December 10, 2021
Like everyone else, I’ve used Microsoft Office at jobs for years, as the ubiquitous and dominant word processor in the business world. However, it can’t hurt to look at alternatives to Microsoft’s software, especially if they’re free. Thus, here’s a look at two of the most popular free office suites nowadays, LibreOffice and Google Docs (also known as Google Drive).
LibreOffice is a free open-source office suite that was forked several years ago from OpenOffice, which while popular had grown stagnant and complex in development and updates. After being forked, LibreOffice has gone on to see frequent updates, as well as become the dominant office suite included with many Linux distributions.
Components of LibreOffice include Writer (the word processor), Calc (the spreadsheet), and Impress (a presentation program). While some might not like LibreOffice’s menus and toolbars resembling Word 2003-era office suites, I can’t stand the “Ribbon” in modern versions of Microsoft Office, so LibreOffice’s interface is fine with me.
LibreOffice supports the OpenDocument (.odf) format, an open format for documents. It also supports importing and exporting Word, Excel, and PowerPoint formats. While I store my files as .odf format, I also keep copies of a few documents (my resume particularly) in Microsoft Office’s .doc/.docx formats.
I’ve been using LibreOffice (and its OpenOffice predecessor) as my usual office suite of choice for years. Besides being free, it also lets me read, edit, and export Office formats easily. I’ve written articles using Writer, and used Calc for setting up a spreadsheet to manage my personal finances. Those needing particularly complex spreadsheet functions like Excel’s macros might be better off with Excel. However, for general and some advanced spreadsheet functionality, Calc should work fine.
Google’s been making efforts at promoting its cloud services, including its own office software suite, Google Docs. The software is included with and accessed through Google Drive accounts (Google’s online storage service). It’s also the default office software on Chromebooks.
While Google oddly and confusingly has buried the Docs name under Drive, it has given individual names for its components. The names are more prominently called such on Chrome OS/Chromebooks: Docs (the word processor), Sheets (the spreadsheet), and Slides (the slide presentation program).
Google Docs’ interface is very simplistic and clean. Its word processor in particular reminds me of the old MacWrite word processor, or of ClarisWorks/AppleWorks (Apple’s 90s/2000s predecessors to iWork). Add-ons for extra functionality are available through the “Add-ons” menu, offering services such as a thesaurus and a bibliography creator. A range of fonts is also offered, both conventional fonts (Times New Roman, etc.) and Google’s own fonts.
Docs is geared toward those without demanding needs. Those needing complicated/complex word processing or spreadsheet needs will want to stick with Microsoft Office (or consider LibreOffice).
The one downside I’ve found is Docs feels a bit clunky at importing non-native documents. Opening Word or LibreOffice documents through Docs’ file picker or through Drive results in a read-only file. To actually edit the file requires going into a submenu (File > Open With > Google Docs), which apparently converts it to Docs’ format (and creates a copy of the original file). However, Google very recently upgraded its Android Drive/Docs apps to allow for native editing of Word files, making the above unnecessary for those formats. Google’s site states this change will also eventually be rolled into upgraded versions of Drive on the desktop. There’s no sign of such native editing support coming for LibreOffice documents, however, though Docs will still read from and export to that format (after going through the steps above).
The other downside is probably more specific for me, but opening/importing my LibreOffice files saw some of the fonts reverting to ones I didn’t choose in a few sentences. Easily noticeable and fixable in my two-page resume, but imagine someone with a lengthier document wouldn’t be pleased. Someone on Twitter claimed it might be OS X’s own issues with LibreOffice and fonts, though I’d need that confirmed. Importing Word files (.doc/.docx) saw the documents open just fine, however.
Overall, LibreOffice is my office software and word processor of choice. However, I can see why others will find Google Docs appealing. There’s other word processing software available of course, including OpenOffice and Microsoft Office’s own Docs-like online-based suite.


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Business Trip-What You Need To KnowDCI
There is something about travelling. It gives you an adventurous feeling, offers a chance to develop your business by meeting potential clients and offers you an opportunity to explore new places. We feel excited when travelling to a new country. But when it comes to packing we just turn the house upside down and still end up boarding the flight missing something important. Here are a few tips to those rookie travellers. Read on!
- The rule of the thumb is to pack lighter so that you can travel comfortably. Unless you are hiring a camel to carry your baggage it is always good to pack less.
- There are some basic stuff that you have to remember to carry when on a trip like soap, shampoo, toothpaste, deodorant, razor, make-up, comb and other hair care equipments.
- If you are on an international trip buy some calling cards to ring up home.
- Create a check-list before starting to pack. Prepare it when you have sufficient time to think. This way you won’t miss anything. Also picture what your agenda is going to be like when on a trip. This way you can imagine what you will be doing each day and pack accordingly.
- Do a little research on the destination. Locate your country’s embassy and take down the number in case of emergencies. If you are travelling to a non-English speaking country then learn a few basic phrases in their local language .
- If you planning for a sightseeing, take a reliable guide or if you are doing it yourself collect information about places to see and places to avoid.
- Business meeting usually requires one to wear a suit. But these can be heavy to carry it around. Just take one or two depending upon the duration of your stay and carry a few extra shirts so that you can customize it with your suits.
- Carry a few appropriate accessories depending upon the weather. Buy a travel insurance which will help you at times of crisis. Carry enough money and keep it in a safe place.
- If you are carrying a hand luggage pack two sets of clothes and other necessary stuff in case there is a delay in your flight. Get enough books or an ipod to keep you busy. This way you won’t have to listen to stories from annoying passengers!
- Don’t forget your medicines. Lot of people travel without a health insurance and without it, you will have to pay a fortune to the hospitals just for a flu shot.
- Drink lots of fluid to stay hydrated. Avoid fatty food and drinking. Business trips can sometimes be a night mare to a lot of people but taking a few cautious steps and being aware of the situation around us can make it a wonderful experience. Bon Voyage!

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Daniel Padilla received a negative reaction from the fans during his speech at the Asia Artist Awards 2023.
In a video uploaded by a netizen, it can be heard that after Daniel’s speech, thanking the audience and AAA for the award he received together with Kathryn Bernardo, several fans booed and called him a cheater while leaving the stage.
“Thank you AAA. Everyone, maraming salamat sa inyo, enjoy the night and good night,” Daniel said.
Meanwhile, Kathryn received cheers from the fans while delivering her speech.
“Hello guys, maraming salamat sa inyong lahat. I hope you’re having a great time. For those of you who don’t know me, my name is Kathryn Bernardo and I am a Filipina actress,” she said.
“Wow, what an honor to be recognized tonight with these beautiful and talented people. Thank you so much AAA for this Fabulous Award. This is my first time attending this and nakakaproud na bilang Pilipino, tayo yung naghohost ng ganitong event,” she added.
It can be recalled that Daniel was accused of secretly meeting Andrea Brillantes while having a relationship with Kathryn.
Several showbiz reporters suspected that Daniel’s alleged affair with Andrea was the reason why Kathryn left him.


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Kris Humphries Gets An Not-So-Warm Welcome From The NY Knicks Fans (Video)
In a recent poll conducted by Forbes, fans across America voted New Jersey Nets forward Kris Humphries as the most hated man in the NBA. Yes, even more hated than LeBron James and Chris Bosh. Seems kind of crazy, doesn’t it? Well judging by the reception Humphries received during last night’s game at Madison Square Gardens, it appears as though a majority of the fans that voted in that poll also happen to be fans of the Knicks.
From the moment he came off the bench and stepped onto the court, fans at MSG let Humphries know exactly how they feel about him, his reality television career, and his previous relationship with Kim Kardashian, as they booed him upon his entrance, as well as every time he touched the ball. Luckily for him, he didn’t get his hands on the rock all that often during his 5:40 of playing time. And oddly enough, when Humphries made his return to the bench, the fans at MSG couldn’t help but chant, “We Want Humph!”
It was a strange scene inside MSG, and something tells me that the Kardashian’s are somehow at the bottom of this. Did they pay everyone in the building to give Humphries a hard time? Perhaps, but I guess we’ll never know for sure.
Here is a look at the fans in MSG booing Humphries throughout his first minute of playing time.

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The 2015 Fiat 500X is the star of the attached teaser video, indirectly announcing the imminent unveiling of the baby crossover which will share the same platform with the Jeep Renegade. The vehicle will likely be unveiled online in the days to come prior to a public debut likely programmed for early October at the Paris Motor Show. Looking a lot like the regular 500, the crossover will come with a slightly more rugged appearance enhanced by the plastic body cladding, larger alloy wheels, raised suspension and other minor visual tweaks meant to make the 500X look more masculine.
Since it will essentially be Fiat’s version of the Fiat Renegade, expect just about the same engine lineup so there should be several MultiJet II and MultiAir motors. A 4×4 system will also be available on the more expensive versions while gearbox choices will likely encompass a nine-speed auto, dual-clutch DDCT and a couple of manuals.


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In the Face of Deathby Yarbro, Chelsea Quinn
Publisher: BenBella Books
Retail Price: $14.95
Issue: Fall 2004
A part of Chelsea Quinn Yarbro's Count Saint-Germain series, this unusual novel follows the trail of Madelaine de Montalia, a vampire studying Native American culture. Her journey is interrupted by the Civil War and a courtship with William Tecumseh Sherman.


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June 9, 2021
WARBA, Minn. - Helen Carlson, Warba, Minn., died Wednesday, June 9, in her home.
Visitation will be from noon to 1 p.m., followed by a funeral at 1 p.m., Tuesday, June 15, at Bethel Lutheran Church in Warba. Burial will be in Warba Feeley Cemetery. The Rev. Mark Wagner will officiate.
Arrangements by Rowe Funeral Home.


The Music & Arts Guild Showcase, Episode 2 :: March Of The Ant
Hosted by James McGee 14 April, 2016
From an old converted barbershop inside the area’s largest all-nude strip club comes the second episode of The Music & Arts Guild Showcase with your host, James McGee.
AM1700 is joining forces with The Music & Arts Guild to form a supergroup not seen since The Birthday Party and members of Einsturzende Neubauten and Magazine teamed up to form Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds.
Focusing on local music with weekly live, in-studio performances, the Music & Arts Guild Showcase aims to spotlight bands that are making great music in the area. James handcrafts each show by picking out only the best in local music.
In this week’s episode, March Of The Ant pay James a visit and tear through a ton of songs. Noah, Leo & Rose share the secret to their song writing and explain exactly what poem rock really is.
The show ends with Chris Sandon from Modern Lady Fitness stopping in the stuido to drop off a 7″ for immediate airplay.
Released 14 April, 2016
Recorded live at AM1700 Radio in historic, downtown Ypsilanti, MI.


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“Christina Rossetti was born in London, one of four children of Italian parents. Her father was the poet Gabriele Rossetti (1783-1854), professor of Italian at King's College from 1831. He resigned in 1845 because of blindness. All the four children in the family became writers; Dante Gabriel also gained fame as a painter. Christina was educated at home by her mother, Frances Polidori, a former governess. She shared her parents' interest in poetry and was portrayed in the paintings and drawings of the Pre-Raphaelites.” Christina was sexually abused by her father, her poem ‘Cousin Kate’ could possibly be a recount of the series of events the occurred, and given that Christina changed some aspects of it.
References from: (http://kirjasto.sci.fi/rossetti.htm) Carol Ann Duffy was born on the 23rd of December 1955; she is an acclaimed poet, playwright and a freelance writer, having garnered several awards on each profession. “She is a former editor of the poetry magazine Ambit and is a regular reviewer and broadcaster. She moved from London to Manchester in 1996 and began to lecture in poetry at Manchester Metropolitan University. Her papers were acquired by the Robert W. Woodruff Library of Emory University in 1999, and in October 2000 she was awarded a grant of £75,000 over a five-year period by the National”.
References from: (http://www.contemporarywriters.com/authors/?p=auth104)
The betrayals in both poems were similar due to the fact that the victim’s partner was having an affair with another person. The betrayals were also different in the way that in ‘Cousin Kate’ the victim decided to take a more peaceful approach and her revenge will take place in the form of an unknown heir to the Lord’s wealth, on the other hand, the victim in ‘Human Interest’ “felt this heat burn through” and stabbed his partner. Both poets were women; stereotypically, they would be biased towards a woman’s point of view, as depicted in the poem the...
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While corruption is the raison dêtre for most bureaucrats and politicians in India, it may sound strange to many when ministers and government employees pledge to weed out corruption.
Today, India’s Minister of Urban Development and Housing & Urban Poverty Alleviation, M. Venkaiah Naidu, administered pledge to the officials and employees of the two urban ministries, seeking to strive for eradication of corruption.
The pledge, according to a government statement, taken on the occasion of the beginning of Vigilance Week commits employees to continuously strive to work to bring about integrity and transparency in all spheres of activities.
Naidu also administered the ‘Ekta Pledge’ to the officials and employees of both the ministries on the occasion of Sardar Patel Jayanti being celebrated as ‘Ekta Diwas’ across the country.
The pledge required everyone to dedicate to preserve the unity, integrity and security of the nation in the spirit of unification of the country made possible by the vision and actions of freedom fighter Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel.
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Evidence collected by researchers at the University of Cape Town over a 23-year period show that animals’ body sizes are shrinking in response to climate change.
The study, led by Associate Professor Res Altwegg, evaluated the relationship between the body mass of mountain wagtails, a bird native to South Africa, and temperature between 1976 and 1999.
The researchers found that as temperatures rise, the wagtails’ average body mass decreased to improve their survivability. They concluded that this is one of the first demonstrations of the selective forces that underlie trends like decreasing body mass.
The findings are becoming increasingly relevant as global temperatures are rising faster than ever before, with a global increase of 1 degree Celsius in the past 100 years.
This study adds to research which has shown that animals are moving to new environments to avoid climate change. Adding to the knowledge of how climate change is affecting animals, scientists may be able to understand the effects on whole ecosystems and how these changes will affect humans.


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Next Relevance Title A-Z Title Z-A Newest First Oldest First Sort by: 1.Prospective Memory/mémoire prospectiveSpecial issue of the APA/CPA journal Canadian Journal of Experimental Psychology, Vol. 65, No. 1, March 2011. Articles discuss issues in prospective memory, including social motivation; performance predictions; metacognition; task switching; task delays; self-report measures and more.Journal Special Issue - Canadian Journal of Experimental Psychology (March 2011)2.Health Psychology Meets Behavioral EconomicsSpecial issue of the APA journal Health Psychology, Vol. 32, No. 9, September 2013. The issue was designed to attract both conceptual and empirical articles, to present a wide spectrum of thinking and methods, and to illustrate how behavioral economics might address today's pressing health problems.Journal Special Issue - Health Psychology (September 2013)3.Psychology, Politics, and Public PolicySpecial issue of the APA journal History of Psychology, Vol. 14, No. 3, August 2011. Includes articles about psychology, politics, and public policy in terms of same-sex relationships; apartheid; crisis counseling and disaster relief; identity politics; and socialism and eugenics.Journal Special Issue - History of Psychology (August 2011)4.Methods in Decision NeuroscienceSpecial issue of APA's Journal of Neuroscience, Psychology, and Economics, Vol. 4, No. 2, May 2011. Articles discuss neuroscience measurements for investigating economic decision-making.Journal Special Issue - Journal of Neuroscience, Psychology, and Economics (May 2011)5.Intertemporal Choice Part II: Functional Neuroimaging ApproachesSpecial issue of APA's Journal of Neuroscience, Psychology, and Economics, Vol. 3, No. 1, May 2010. Two reviews of studies in neuroimaging and 2 empirical articles examine the questions of which brain regions (and associated functions) are involved in deciding on options with different temporal consequences.Journal Special Issue - Journal of Neuroscience, Psychology, and Economics (May 2010)6.CPA Awards - 2012 / Les prix de la SCP - 2012This special issue of the APA/CPA journal Canadian Psychology, Vol. 54, No. 1, February 2013 presents 10 articles that won awards from the Canadian Psychological Association in 2012.Journal Special Issue - Canadian Psychology (February 2013)7.CPA Awards / Les prix de la SCPSpecial issue of the APA/CPA journal Canadian Psychology, Vol. 53, No. 1, February 2012, presenting presidential and award addresses from the Canadian Psychological Association convention.Journal Special Issue - Canadian Psychology (February 2012)8.Correctional and Criminal Justice PsychologySpecial issue of the APA journal Psychological Services, Vol. 10, No. 1, February 2013. Includes articles about violence and victimization in juvenile offenders; intimate partner violence intervention for high-risk offenders; mental health needs of federal female offenders; burnout and coping in correctional officers; and services for justice-involved veterans.Journal Special Issue - Psychological Services (February 2013)9.Selective Social LearningSpecial issue of the APA journal Developmental Psychology, Vol. 49, No. 3, March 2013. The articles pose important questions concerning how children learn from others, what the characteristic signatures of social learning might be, and how this learning changes over time.Journal Special Issue - Developmental Psychology (March 2013)10.Behavioral Medicine and Clinical Health Psychology [April 2013]Special issue of APA's Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, Vol. 81, No. 2, April 2013. 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