Reading, Writing, and Reciprocity: Novel Brings Bully Prevention Program to Life

Reading, Writing, and Reciprocity: Novel Brings Bully Prevention Program to Life

M. LaCourt takes us on a literary journey few have imagined. The Prize is a courageous and compelling story that challenges all the taken-for-granted "truths" about bullies and victims. The Prize, however, is far more than an exposé of the inadequacies of traditional ideas about bullying. It is first and foremost a well-crafted novel that people of all ages will find intriguing.

(PRWEB) March 27, 2003

M. LaCourt takes us on a literary journey few have imagined. The Prize is a courageous and compelling story that challenges all the taken-for-granted "truths" about bullies and victims. The Prize, however, is far more than an exposé of the inadequacies of traditional ideas about bullying. It is first and foremost a well-crafted novel that people of all ages will find intriguing.

The sixty-year-old protagonists—one a childhood bully, one a childhood victim—think adults can learn from kids who behave as they did when they were youths. They plot a way to test their radical idea. Sydney Schuster and John Murphy vacillate between wringing their hands quietly and meddling with the experiment when the students in the Schuster/Murphy Experimental School get themselves into all manner of trouble.

Stemming from author M. LaCourt's successful "Live and Let Live" bully prevention program, this fictionalized account incorporates many of the strategies people of all ages can use to foster healthier relationships in schools, workplaces, homes, and anywhere people interact with one another. LaCourt emphasizes the concept of titt for tatt as a basic skill of cooperation, where bullies as well as victims learn to allow their internal sense of justice to prevail and thus prevent situations from escalating into undue violence and other negative behaviors.

In an effort to expand her bully-prevention efforts, LaCourt invites educators to participate in a project designed to Promote Cooperation and Literacy in Our Schools. The author will donate ten copies of The Prize to fifty school libraries where an adult educator will lead a reading/discussion group with ten students and submit feedback to the author about the project. Anyone interested in participating can contact the author at lacourt@wi. rr. com or 262-797-9857 for a free copy of the book before making a commitment to the project.

 This is a limited, first-come first-serve offer to the first fifty schools or libraries to apply.

Advance books available at discount with quick delivery from the author's Web site: http://www. bulliesvictimsandchoices. com (http://www. bulliesvictimsandchoices. com) and http://www. lacourt-m. com (http://www. lacourt-m. com)

American Book Classics is an imprint of American Book Publishing, a small traditional publishing company with over 100 titles to date in print.

For information about bulk rates or library discounts contact Wendy Mair at 801-486-8639 or bookpr@american-book. com.

What Readers Have to Say about The PrizeÂ

"LaCourt takes us from peer pressure–filled schools to dysfunctional homes and back again. She crafts each complex character carefully so that we not only see the stereotypical public masks they use to cope, but also their vulnerable natures within." —Deborah Turner, University of California Santa Cruz Multicultural Outreach Librarian

"This book is a real gift to every teen who struggles with peer relationships. For the rest of us, it is the perfect antidote to the dreary message of The Lord of the Flies. The Prize demonstrates that self-interest is not a human trait to be rejected or restrained. Rather, it is the essence of what makes cooperation work. Kudos to LaCourt for the creative way she shares a profound insight into human nature." —Deborah Bishop, M. A., Couples and Family Counselor

"The Prize is a seductive page-turner that takes a deep look into virtue and decision-making. Honestly describes the complexity of relationships and the hardship that occurs when one is being bullied? Five Stars for The Prize!" —Rachel Johnson, age 13, New Moon Magazine Girl's Editorial Board Member

"The story is filled with wonderful twists and turns. The author has captured the dialogue and characterizations of the troubled youth in a superlative manner. This is an excellent teaching tool. I would put it on the same level as Holes in its appeal to both the teaching and the young adult communities. The development of the relationships is done in a wonderfully ironic fashion. We rated this book a very high four hearts." —Bob Spear, Book Sense Review

"The Prize: A Novel About Bullies and Victims and What Drives Them"

Author: M. LaCourt

ISBN: 1-58982-066-5—Release date: March 2003

Binding: Soft Cover—Page count: 288—Dimensions: 5 x 8

Retail cost: $22.00—Distribution: pdbookstore. com—Baker & Taylor

Publisher: American Book Publishing

Publisher offers 40% discount off list price to schools and libraries on orders of five or more books and publisher pays shipping.

AllMed's Hospital Peer Review White Paper Now Available

AllMed's Hospital Peer Review White Paper Now Available

Best Practices in Hospital Peer Review White Paper Now Available from AllMed Healthcare Management. White Paper Provides Insight into How Independent Review Organizations (IROs) Can Help Ease Tensions in Hospital Peer Review Process

Portland, OR (PRWEB) October 25, 2004

AllMed Healthcare Management, a leading Independent Review Organization (IRO), today announced the availability of its white paper entitled, “Best Practices in Hospital Peer Review.” The white paper provides insights into how Independent Review Organizations (IROs) can help ease the tensions and conflicts typically found in today’s hospital peer review system.

“The current hospital peer review system created by Congress was intended to increase quality of care for all Americans,” said Dr. Skip Freedman. “Unfortunately, Congress did not foresee that hospital peer review actually puts physicians into an environment where political, economic and personality conflicts can easily render the process ineffective.”

Dr. Freedman said that when done properly, hospital peer review is a worthwhile process that can help doctors and physicians work better together. The “Best Practices Hospital Peer Review White Paper” offered by AllMed illustrates how this is possible and addresses the following issues:

 Backlash – What are the perceived penalties in today’s hospital quality management systems?  Risk Management – Why is peer review imperative to risk management for the hospital?  Use of Outside Parties – Why it’s important to include outside parties in the hospital peer review process?  Benefits of Using an Independent Review Organization (IRO) – What are the possible cost and time savings when using an Independent Review Organization (IRO)?

The white paper also provides a list of best practices that hospital and providers alike should be aware of to implement an effective hospital peer review process.

More information on AllMed’s hospital peer review services and a free, downloadabe copy of the “Best Practices Hospital Peer Review White Paper” can be found on AllMed’s web site at http://www. allmedmd. com (http://www. allmedmd. com).

About AllMed Healthcare Management

Founded in 1995, AllMed is a URAC-accredited Independent Review Organization (IRO) serving insurance payers, providers, TPAs and claims managers nationwide. Reviews are conducted by board-certified physicians in active practice. AllMed's growing customer base includes premier organizations, such as Educator's Mutual Life, IMS Managed Care, Tenet Healthcare Corporation, HealthGuard, several Blue Cross Blue Shield organizations, TriWest Healthcare Alliance, Allianz and many other leading healthcare payers.

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How Do The Control of Asbestos Regulations 2006 Affect Me? Seminars February/March 07 Nationwide

How Do The Control of Asbestos Regulations 2006 Affect Me? Seminars February/March 07 Nationwide

ARCA the Asbestos Removal Contractors Association is hosting a series of Seminars across the UK, in the next few weeks. Called How do the Control of Asbestos Regulations Affect Me? The Seminars are designed in response to the new Control of Asbestos at Work Regulations 2006 (Which came into force in November 2006) are aimed at all Dutyholders of non-domestic properties across the country and anyone who may come into contact with asbestos as part of their working life.

(PRWEB) February 15, 2007

ARCA the Asbestos Removal Contractors Association is hosting a series of Seminars across the UK, in the next few weeks. Called How do the Control of Asbestos Regulations Affect Me? The Seminars are designed in response to the new Control of Asbestos at Work Regulations 2006 (Which came into force in November 2006) are aimed at all Dutyholders of non-domestic properties across the country and anyone who may come into contact with asbestos as part of their working life.

The informative Half Day Seminars are aimed at : Local Authorities; Facilities Managers; Maintenance Managers; Architects; Construction Managers; Health & Safety Professionals; Housing Associations; Planning Supervisors; etc.

The half-day seminars will be invaluable to anyone connected with Health & Safety and Facilities Management or general construction industry personnel that will be affected by the changes in asbestos legislation. Priced at £75 per delegate, the Seminars will address why there was a need for these Regulations, how they were introduced, and the impact the Regulations have had, and also provide best practice advice on how to comply with them.

The seminars will discuss in depth the crucial issues resulting from the new regulations, following the seminar programme below:

 Introduction - The Seminars will be chaired be Terry Jago, Chief Executive of ARCA the Asbestos Removal Contractors Association.  The European Asbestos Worker Protection Directive  The Health and Safety Commissions Consultation Process  The Control of Asbestos Regulations 2006  What it Means to Contractors  What it Means to Analytical Companies  What it Means to Clients/Dutyholders

The seminars will be held on the following dates at the venues below:

London - 20th February at the Society of Chemical Industry (SCI)

Bristol - 22nd February at the Novotel Bristol Centre

Manchester - 27th February at the Museum of Science and Industry

Birmingham - 15th March at Aston Villa Football Club

Speakers at the events will be drawn from the following pool of specialists:

 Sailesh Chudasama - Senior Environmental Health Office, London Borough of Southwark  John Horsfall - Chairman of ATAC and Managing Director of OHS Ltd  Rob Blackburn - Managing Director of Redhill Analysts  John Richards - Managing Director of Thames Laboratories  Steve Sadley - General Manager of ARCA  Mike Smith - Health & Safety Compliance Manager, Rhodar Ltd  Professor Roger Willey - ACS Environmental Services Ltd  Jeff Friar - Ex HSE Senior Inspector/Senior Lecturer for ARCA  Colin Perryman - Chairman of the London Local Authority Asbestos Group  Geoff Silver - Membership Compliance Manager of ARCA

Limited spaces are now available; if you are interested in attending one of these seminars please make sure to visit:

Www. arcaweb. org. uk and download a booking form or alternatively call: 0870 199 4044

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Out-of-Pocket Costs an Expected Part of Budgeting for Eldercare

Out-of-Pocket Costs an Expected Part of Budgeting for Eldercare

ElderCarelink Survey Shows Most are Prepared for Out-of-Pocket and Private Payments When Considering Eldercare Services

Ashland, Massachusetts (PRWEB) March 6, 2006

Those seeking eldercare services such as home care and assisted living (http://www. eldercarelink. com) plan on paying out-of-pocket costs, according to the latest data gathered by ElderCarelink, a national eldercare referral service which spots trends and identifies growing needs of seniors and caregivers. The ElderCarelink survey indicates that 87% of consumers in need of care or anticipating home health care, adult day care, assisted living and other senior services (http://www. eldercarelink. com) have budgeted for out-of-pocket costs. In addition, 40% of respondents are prepared to pay for care exclusively with private funds, followed by 32% of consumers who will rely on a combination of private payments and insurance. Other methods of funding represented in the ElderCarelink study were Medicare, Medicaid and Long Term Care insurance.

In most cases, home care, long-term care facilities and adult day care services are not covered by Medicare, Medicaid or private insurance. This, coupled with gaps in insurance coverage, has caused families to increasingly rely less on outside sources of payment. With the majority of consumers expecting to pay out-of-pocket for all or some of their long term care expenses (http://www. eldercarelink. com), it’s increasingly clear that families are now recognizing that they will need to prepare for this reality. For many, paying out-of-pocket will influence decisions about types of service, length of stay and location of care, whether home health care, elder day care or living assistance.

“With increasing reliance on out-of-pocket expenditures to cover costs of eldercare, it is more important than ever for families to choose the best eldercare providers for their specific needs - providers who cannot only deliver the necessary services but who can do so at a price that the family can afford,” said Robert F. Brooks, CEO of ElderCarelink. “As budgeting for senior care becomes more common, better resources for seeking options for cost-effective solutions that meet individual needs will become even more of a priority.” The survey is part of the ElderCarelink service, which connects consumers and families seeking eldercare products and services with the most appropriate provider based on their needs. ElderCarelink takes into account financial needs as well as individual care needs, and includes options for insurance services and financial planning.

About ElderCarelink

ElderCarelink is a leading provider of qualified lead generation services within the eldercare industry. ElderCarelink provides free, personal internet-based referrals to consumers, matching specialists in eldercare to seniors and their families. ElderCarelink assists families in finding a multitude of senior services, including assisted living, nursing homes, adult day care, private duty nursing, care management and homecare (http://www. eldercarelink. com) in all 50 states. More about finding eldercare assistance or joining our network of providers can be found at www. eldercarelink. com.

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Detailed Profiles of IndiaÂ’s 50 Leading Third Party BPOs from ValueNotes

Detailed Profiles of IndiaÂ’s 50 Leading Third Party BPOs from ValueNotes

The ValueNotes Outsourcing Practice brings you the first-ever compilation of detailed profiles of the top 50 third-party business process outsourcing (BPO) vendors in India. These profiles not only give company information like contact information, key people, financial data, infrastructure details, recent news, expansion plans, management, but also an insight into their strategies, competitive positioning, future outlook and much more.

(PRWEB) January 22, 2005

Business process outsourcing is now a mainstream business activity. Rapid growth in outsourcing has resulted in a spurt in the number of providers, many of which do not have the capabilities, financial strength or scalability to service the demands of customers. Barring a few large service providers, there is very little known about the management teams, quality of infrastructure, financial health, services offered and other key parameters. Therefore, global companies looking to outsource some of their functions have to do a lot of homework and due diligence on the vendors. The BPO profiles by ValueNotes aims to help cut down on the time and cost of identifying appropriate partners in India.

These profiles are designed to help:

Companies looking to outsource/offshore Outsourcing consultants evaluate and compare the offerings of Indian vendors BPO companies to assess their competitive environment American and European BPOs looking for Indian partners Researchers and others looking for detailed information on India outsourcing

The profiles are based on data from a combination of primary contacts with the respective companies as well as secondary research.

For more information on the profiles or to buy the profiles, call us at 91 20 2588 4676 or 2589 9590 or write to us at bporesearch@valuenotes. com

About ValueNotes

ValueNotes Database is a leading provider of business intelligence and research, with expertise across selected domains and types of customer needs. Working with clients across the globe we have significant understanding of international markets.

About ValueNotes Outsourcing Practice

The ValueNotes Outsourcing Practice is one of the largest information providers on the outsourcing industry. Our Outsourcing Practice uses a comprehensive, analytical framework providing fresh insights into the fast emerging and yet, complex outsourcing space. We extensively track the outsourcing space in-depth through a regular analysis of news and events and continuous primary research and contact with the industry.

Our publications combine our extensive research experience and knowledge of the outsourcing space to bring you unparalleled insights and analysis. We continuously track all news and events in the outsourcing industry, and supplement this with extensive primary research from vendors, customers, consultants and other experts in the outsourcing space. Over time, we aim to provide a wide range of publications with differing levels of depth for the needs of different audiences.

Our publications also include:

ValueNotes Outsourcing News (weekly) Our free, weekly email newsletter provides a continuous stream of useful statistics, insights, analysis and opinion. Unlike many available newsletters, we do not simply aggregate news, but provide fresh views and research on important issues.

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Series of reports on outsourcing -

Outsourcing: The India Perspective Series

This series of reports will look at outsourcing in diverse verticals from an Indian perspective, and seeks to provide a flavor of important trends, issues and needs - for buyers looking to outsource specific processes from India.

Global Insurance Outsourcing - The India Perspective: Overview, Trends, Insights and key Vendor Profiles

A review of outsourcing in the global insurance sector, types of processes being outsourced and by whom, growth drivers and inhibitors, service delivery models, captive vs. third party BPOs, offshoring destinations, the Indian market, major vendors, along with profiles.

Insight Report: Outsourcing to India - Beyond the Call Center Series

A series of reports highlighting the shift in Indian outsourcing capabilities, as it moves away from voice-based CRM to newer, higher value services.

R&D Outsourcing - The India Edge: Key Insights and Success Factors

The R&D outsourcing story dates back to 1985-86 when Texas Instruments set up a center in Bangalore. Soon others like GE, Intel, Cisco, Microsoft and Motorola followed suit. Today there are over 150 R&D outsourcing centers in India, and their success (TI's India center has 200 patents to its credit!) is arguably the best example of the capabilities of Indian manpower. The report provides details on the size of the current market, who's doing what, case studies, and an analysis of the key success factors.

BPO Directory

A comprehensive list of Indian BPO services, across verticals and horizontals, complete with names, emails, addresses, URLs and other important details. Free registration for outsourcing vendors – reach out to customers across the world!

To learn more about the ValueNotes Outsourcing Practice, see samples, order reports or provide us with your feedback on this research, please go to http://www. valuenotes. biz/ (http://www. valuenotes. biz/) or write to bporesearch@valuenotes. com. You can also call us at 91 20 2588 4676 or 2589 9590.

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Healthcare Georgia Foundation Awards 13 Grant Recipients More Than $1.2 Million Working in Partnership with the Foundation, These Grant Recipients Are Committed to Improving the Health of all Georgians

Healthcare Georgia Foundation Awards 13 Grant Recipients More Than $1.2 Million Working in Partnership with the Foundation, These Grant Recipients Are Committed to Improving the Health of all Georgians

ATLANTA, GA…April 16, 2003 – Healthcare Georgia Foundation, a statewide, private independent foundation, today announced that 13 nonprofit health organizations located throughout Georgia have received more than $1.2 million in grant support.

(PRWEB) April 23, 2003

ATLANTA, GA…April 16, 2003 – Healthcare Georgia Foundation, a statewide, private independent foundation, today announced that 13 nonprofit health organizations located throughout Georgia have received more than $1.2 million in grant support.

“We are very excited to announce these grant awards and acknowledge the critical work that these organizations are doing to improve the health of all Georgians”, according to Dr. Gary Nelson, President of Healthcare Georgia Foundation. “Through their efforts, each of them are making an important contribution to underserved individuals and communities.”

The 13 Grant Recipients include:

Atlanta Women's Foundation, Inc. 

Expanding Access to Primary Healthcare – $2,500 Support for the inaugural 'Women in Medicine for the Atlanta Women's Foundation' event on April 15, 2003 to raise support for programs dealing with cancer-related issues specific to women and girls in Georgia.

Community HealthCare Center, Inc.

Strengthening Nonprofit Health Organizations – $85,000 General operating support for critical staffing, strategic planning and staff development important to serve the medically underserved in the city of Savannah and Chatham County.

Council on Social Work Education, Inc.

Expanding Access to Primary Healthcare – $10,000 Support for the first National Gerontological Social Work Conference to be held in Atlanta February 27 - March 2, 2003.

Emory University (School of Medicine)

Addressing Health Disparities – $385,000 Support to provide interpregnancy care and social supports to underserved women at-risk of poor pregnancy outcomes in Fulton and DeKalb Counties.

Emory University (Woodruff Health Sciences Center)

Expanding Access to Primary Healthcare – $105,000 Support for the development and production of a comprehensive inventory of key health indicators in Georgia.

Georgia Campaign for Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention, Inc.

Expanding Access to Primary Healthcare – $85,000 Support for Enlace (Spanish for 'link'), a pilot community initiative to improve the access and availability of mental health services to Latino adolescents and their families in Gainesville.

Georgia Public Telecommunications Commission

Expanding Access to Primary Healthcare – $5,824 Support for the 'Lifeline to Health' show, featuring interactive call-in segments, health/fitness news and feature stories on health to promote the health of Georgians.

Kennesaw State University Foundation, Inc.

Addressing Health Disparities – $200,000 Support to develop, implement and evaluate a Latino-Hispanic Diabetes project in Cobb County.

Medbank Foundation, Inc.

Strengthening Nonprofit Health Organizations – $179,100 General operating support to strengthen its capacity to provide free or donated prescription medications to low-income residents of Chatham and Effingham Counties with chronic health conditions.

National Foundation for the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention, Inc.

Addressing Health Disparities – $ 9,660 Support for Georgia’s public health leaders’ participation in 'The Public’s Health and the Law in the 21st Century: Second Annual Partnership Conference on Public Health Law' to be held June 16-18, 2003 in Atlanta, Georgia.

Morehouse School of Medicine, Inc.

Addressing Health Disparities – $3,000 Support for the Presidential Inaugural Symposium on Health Disparities April 11, 2003, with sessions on determinants, quality of care and access.

Northwest Georgia Healthcare Partnership, Inc.

Strengthening Nonprofit Health Organizations – $125,000 General operating support for key organizational improvements and bridge funding for its Volunteers in Medicine Program providing medical, dental and pharmaceutical care to the medically underserved in Whitfield and Murray Counties.

Saint Joseph's Mercy Care Services, Inc.

Strengthening Nonprofit Health Organizations – $100,000 Support to implement a database analysis research project for improved healthcare and support services to the homeless in metropolitan Atlanta.

“We are looking forward to working with each of these organizations, partnering together to make a difference in Georgia. These and future partnerships will be the key to advancing the health of all Georgians and expanding access to affordable, quality health care for underserved individuals and communities.”

About Healthcare Georgia Foundation

Healthcare Georgia Foundation is a statewide, private independent foundation located in Atlanta, Georgia. Established in 1999 with an endowment from BlueCross and BlueShield of Georgia, the FoundationÂ’s mission is to advance the health of all Georgians and to expand access to affordable, quality healthcare for underserved individuals and communities. In 2003, Healthcare Georgia Foundation expects to award approximately $4 million in grants to nonprofit health organizations throughout Georgia. For more information on the Foundation, including the FoundationÂ’s Grantmaking Priorities, Application Guidelines and instructions for submitting a Letter of Inquiry, please visit us at: www. healthcaregeorgia. org

Hot Holiday Beauty Gifts: Top 10 Skin Care Gifts This Season

Hot Holiday Beauty Gifts: Top 10 Skin Care Gifts This Season

The holidays are a time to celebrate with loved ones — not to stress over shopping or skin care. Whether it’s pre-holiday pampering for oneself or stocking stuffers for others, check out Skincare-News. com’s favorite skin care sets of the season.

Rancho Cordova, CA (PRWEB) December 16, 2010

In search of that perfect present for a close coworker, friend or loved one? Consider the gift of high-quality, effective skin care. Whether it’s for a boyfriend, BFF or family members, here is the perfect assortment of skin care sets to choose from this holiday season. Find out more in Skincare-News. com’s latest article, “10 Hot Holiday Skin Care Gifts.”

1. M LAB Travel Collection for Anti-Aging. It’s no secret that most men need a bit of guidance when it comes to creating an anti-aging arsenal of skin care products. The holidays are the perfect time to help him out. Whether he’s a frequent traveler or needs to jump-start his anti-aging regimen, this collection is the perfect gift.

2. StriVectin SD Gift of Results Kit. For the Cadillac of skin care collections, reach for the StriVectin Gift of Results Kit. StriVectin’s clinically proven ingredients provide at-home results that rival those of pricey, professional anti-aging treatments and procedures.

3. Philosophy Candy Cane Lane Holiday Gift Set. ‘Tis the season for crisp scents, warm lotions and high-gloss lips. This peppermint-inspired set provides pampering with a foaming shower gel and bubble bath, body lotion and yummy lip shine.

4.  L'Occitane Aromachologie Revitalizing Shower Set. This luxurious shower set is the perfect stocking stuffer this holiday season. Each formula features a refreshing blend of sweet almond oil and five essential oils — angelica, lavender, geranium, ylang-ylang and patchouli — for aromatic cleansing from head to toe.

5.  Molton Brown Now We Are Six. Inspired by the children’s classic Now We Are Six by A. A. Milne, this skin care collection appeals to the imagination. Rich in flower extracts, antioxidants, minerals, essential fatty acids and amino acids, these luxurious body lotions and bath products boast ingredients such as spicy black pepper oil, revitalizing Brazilian suma ginseng, soothing eucalyptus oil and energizing grapeseed and raspberry.

See the complete list of 10 top beauty gifts for the holidays at Skincare-News. com.

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