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Common Warning Signs of Paranoid ... - Health & Fitness Tools

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The progression of paranoid schizophrenia is slow and this condition is more prevalent in men compared with women. No treatment method is discovered for this psychological condition yet and anti-psychotic drugs and psychological remedies are the only available options to slow down the development of the condition and to alleviate the symptoms. Some of the most obvious paranoid schizophrenia signs would be the following:

* Voices: someone suffering from paranoid schizophrenia could hear voices. These voices are detrimental by nature and often converse directly to the person. There are people who talk back to such voices and affected individuals think that the voices are received from someone powerful, hence forcing them to react based on just what the voices state. Often the individuals have difficulty taking the fact that the voices are not realistic.

* Delusions: this is another typical symptom for men and women. Individuals afflicted with the problem typically experience delusions which are regarded as paranoid in nature. Affected individuals often believe that someone is harassing them or putting poison to their food. Other delusion episodes may be grandiose wherein a person assumes that he is a ruler and he is able to do magical feats like levitating or flying.

* Anger: a person with paranoid schizophrenia may get angry quickly. People with this kind of affliction imagine that other people are attempting to hurt him and he is in constant risk and these leads to anger. The truth that he is afflicted with the problem may be another cause of anger as well. Individuals with the problem are often moody and easily irritated over insignificant conditions and this could possibly make them furious. Paranoid schizophrenics have the tendency to seek issues where they can debate with someone. This is often an unstoppable impulse since they cannot control their thoughts at times.

* Violence: paranoid schizophrenic individuals may show violent actions at the same time. More often than not, schizophrenics think of violence as a form of self-defense for the reason that he believe someone is intending to harm him. Occasionally the violent reactions is a result of the instruction given to him through the voice that he is listening to his head.

* Anxiety: this is among the most common paranoid schizophrenia symptoms in women as well as men. Schizophrenics feel anxious thinking that someone is intending to hurt them, the voices in their head are mocking them and because of the fact that they are afflicted with such affliction. This anxious behavior could result to hand wringing, pacing or talking aloud when nobody is around.

* Bizarre Behavior: schizophrenics often behave in odd ways. They can be witnessed speaking with someone who cannot be seen or making unusual statements when conversing with a family member or a friend. They often lack personal hygiene, lack energy, dropping tremendous amount of weight and experience sleep disorders.

* Suicidal Thoughts: most schizophrenics would discuss suicide and this is usually because of the fact that they are having a hard time managing their affliction. These thoughts of suicide could also be given as a order by the voice they are hearing from their head.

Mental conditions can be alarming most of the time, particularly if you are unaware of what the person is dealing with. For more information on this, make sure that you talk to an expert for more information.

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Spain's Bankia to ask for $23BN state aid

FILE - In this Friday, April 20, 2012 file photo Spanish Government spokeswoman and Deputy Premier Soraya Saenz de Santamaria points her pen during a press conference following the conservative government's weekly Cabinet meeting at the Moncloa Palace, in Madrid. Spain's market regulator suspended trading of shares in bailed-out Bankia on Friday May 25, 2012, ahead of a key board meeting at which the lender is expected to decide how much more rescue money it needs from the government. (AP Photo/Daniel Ochoa de Olza, file)

FILE - In this Friday, April 20, 2012 file photo Spanish Government spokeswoman and Deputy Premier Soraya Saenz de Santamaria points her pen during a press conference following the conservative government's weekly Cabinet meeting at the Moncloa Palace, in Madrid. Spain's market regulator suspended trading of shares in bailed-out Bankia on Friday May 25, 2012, ahead of a key board meeting at which the lender is expected to decide how much more rescue money it needs from the government. (AP Photo/Daniel Ochoa de Olza, file)

A woman uses an ATM cash point machine at a branch of the Bankia bank in Madrid Thursday May 17, 2012. A recently nationalized Spanish bank's shares plummeted Thursday after a newspaper said depositors were rushing to withdraw money, while the country paid sharply higher interest rates in a debt auction, reflecting concerns the country will be caught up in the fallout of the Greek crisis. Logo says ' Welcome to Bankia'. (AP Photo/Paul White)

People is seen reflected in the glass building of the Bankia bank headquarters in Madrid, Friday, May 18, 2012. Shares in Bankia, SA, a recently nationalized bank that is heavily laden with toxic assets _ shot back up 24 percent after losing 14 percent Thursday in a session in which they had plummeted as much as 27 percent on a media report that depositors had withdrawn euros1 billion in the week since the state took over. (AP Photo/Daniel Ochoa de Olza)

MADRID (AP) ? The board of directors of Spain's troubled bank, Bankia, says it has agreed to ask for ?19 billion ($23.8 billion) in state funds.

In a statement released late Friday the bank's president, Jose Ignacio Goirigolzarri said the recapitalization "reinforced the solvency, liquidity and solidity of the bank."

The decision came on the same day as credit rating agency Standard & Poor'downgraded Bankia and four other Spanish banks to junk status because of uncertainty over restructuring and recapitalization plans.

Trading in Bankia shares were suspended Friday while its board determined how much new aid was needed.

The bank's shares have been whipped about violently in recent weeks on fears it could succumb to the massive losses it has built up in in bad loans in the country's collapsed real estate sector.

Associated Press

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Producing more, Brad Pitt is 'Killing Them Softly'

In this photo taken Wednesday, May 23, 2012. Brad Pitt poses for portraits for the film Killing Them Softly, during the 65th Film Festival in Cannes, France. (AP Photo/Joel Ryan)

In this photo taken Wednesday, May 23, 2012. Brad Pitt poses for portraits for the film Killing Them Softly, during the 65th Film Festival in Cannes, France. (AP Photo/Joel Ryan)

Actor Brad Pitt arrives for the screening of Killing Them Softly at the 65th international film festival, in Cannes, southern France, Tuesday, May 22, 2012. (AP Photo/Joel Ryan)

Actor Brad Pitt, center, actress Dede Gardner, right and actor Ray Liotta, partially seen arrive for the screening of Killing Them Softly at the 65th international film festival, in Cannes, southern France, Tuesday, May 22, 2012. (AP Photo/Lionel Cironneau)

Actor Brad Pitt smiles as he arrives for the screening of Killing Them Softly at the 65th international film festival, in Cannes, southern France, Tuesday, May 22, 2012. (AP Photo/Lionel Cironneau)

Actor Brad Pitt arrives for the screening of Killing Them Softly at the 65th international film festival, in Cannes, southern France, Tuesday, May 22, 2012. (AP Photo/Francois Mori)

CANNES, France (AP) ? Brad Pitt is making the movie star thing look darn easy.

Since he last collaborated with Andrew Dominik, he's starred in the Coen brothers' "Burn After Reading," David Fincher's "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button," Quentin Tarantino's "Inglourious Basterds," Terrence Malick's "The Tree of Life," and Bennett Miller's "Moneyball."

It's been arguably the best stretch of his career, one vacillating between comedy and drama and defined not by summer blockbusters but by provocative director-oriented fare.

The bookends to the period are Dominik's "The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford" and "Killing Them Softly," which made its world premiere at the Cannes Film Festival this week.

Things are going great even as Pitt insists that movie-making is not his top priority.

"Right now, I'm just attracted to being a dad," said Pitt in an interview in a hotel penthouse in Cannes. "Film-wise, we get to do this thing and I feel very fortunate to get to do this. So I want to contribute to the art form. I think the films have to speak to our time and be authentic in their approach."

"Killing Them Softly" is adapted from George V. Higgins' 1974 crime novel "Cogan's Trade." It's a stylized, ruthless noir with a host of fine performances ? by James Gandolfini, Scoot McNairy, Ben Mendelsohn and Ray Liotta ? in a brutally violent criminal wasteland.

Just as "Jesse James" used the western genre to explore a contemporary idea (celebrity culture), "Killing Them Softly" is really about capitalism. While gangsters and criminals maneuver in a grim world of backstabbing, reputation guarding and the perpetual pursuit of money, the background of the film is filled with speeches and billboards of former President George W. Bush and President Barack Obama. Dominik has transplanted the story to 2008, adding the financial crisis as a backdrop for a cynical commentary on American greed.

"I immediately latched on to it because it was precisely the stories we were seeing on the news every day," says Pitt. "Everyone was talking about restoring market confidence and meanwhile people were losing their homes left and right."

Dominik, the New Zealand-born filmmaker of considerable visual flare, wrote the script in the midst of the financial crisis. He saw a connection between Wall Street's power brokers and Higgins' hoods: both showed "the consequences of blindly chasing a buck."

"Maybe crime films are about capitalism at its blunt, bottom end," says the director. "It became a vehicle for some ideas."

The quality of Pitt's movies in recent years may not be a coincidence. He's increasingly produced films through his production company, Plan B. The company was more nascent when it produced "Jesse James," but has recently had noted success. Plan B helped produce last year's Palm d'Or winner in Cannes, "The Tree of Life," and the Oscar-nominated "Moneyball."

"I don't expect every year to go that way," he says. "According to the laws of physics, things will balance out. But we're clear in our mandate: Pushing stories and helping storytellers get the film to the screen. Ones that are tougher, we feel we can help out."

Made with a production budget of $30 million, "Jesse James" failed to take in even $4 million at the box office, severely hampering Dominik's prospects in Hollywood. Pitt says the director "took a hit" after the film.

"The paint is not celluloid, it's money," says Dominik, who made "Killing Them Softly" on a smaller budget. "It's what the filmmaker works with."

Pitt runs Plan B, which produced "Killing Them Softly," with Dede Gardner and Jeremy Kleiner, and compares their trio to "a little garage band."

"I'm focusing more on producing this year than getting in front of the camera," says Pitt, adding that he's particularly excited about producing the next film from director Steve McQueen ("Shame"). "Killing Them Softly" will be released this fall.

Higgins' "The Friends of Eddie Coyle" was made into a film in 1973 starring Robert Mitchum. It, too, was a box office disappointment but has a devoted cult and critical following. It led Dominik to pick up a copy of Higgins' "Cogan's Trade."

"There was an untapped vein," says Dominik. "It was like after 'All the Pretty Horses' they decided, 'Cormac McCarthy movies, nobody wants to see that.'"

Dominik gave a comedic tone to the story, which is largely centered on a series of Beckett-like conversations between the thieves, punctured by bloody outbursts. On hatching a dubious plan, one says: "We're not the only smart guys in the world."

"I wanted it to be very square and straight faced, almost like a comic strip panel," says Dominik.

Pitt is now 48 and has six children with Angelina Jolie, who didn't join him in Cannes. The couple, who alternate their movies so neither is in production at the same time, is currently staying outside of London while Jolie shoots a film in the area. The more measured pace suits Pitt.

"It just doesn't happen back to back to back," says Pitt. "You need time off to refuel and to be inspired again. There's no greater inspiration than family."

Associated Press

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Futurity.org ? GPS collars keep track of wild elephants

"If we lose the elephants we lose a unique element of tropical ecosystems. When elephants walk they trample the soil and impact the forest in a way that no other animal does," says ecologist Ahimsa Campos-Arceiz. (Credit: U. Nottingham)

U. NOTTINGHAM (UK) ? Researchers are using GPS and satellite communication technology to track elephants in Malaysia and to evaluate the government?s conservation efforts.

A hundred years ago wild elephants on the Malay Peninsular could be counted in the thousands?now there are fewer than 1,500. Over the last century around 50 percent of forest cover in Peninsular Malaysia has been lost.

Experts from the University of Nottingham Malaysia Campus (UNMC) and the Malaysian Department of Wildlife and National Parks are tracking some of the remaining elephants to assess the effectiveness of the Malaysian Government?s elephant conservation and management practices.

MEME, the Management & Ecology of Malaysian Elephants, is a five year research project led by Ahimsa Campos-Arceiz, an ecologist and conservation expert, in the School of Geography.

Campos-Arceiz says: ?If we lose the elephants we lose a unique element of tropical ecosystems. When elephants walk they trample the soil and impact the forest in a way that no other animal does. When elephants eat, they modify the structure of vegetation, releasing plant parts that can be consumed by other herbivores. When elephants eat fruits, they disperse seeds.

?Ultimately, elephants create habitat heterogeneity and promote forest regeneration. All this will be lost and we will have a much more simplified ecosystem that is less resilient and has lost a lot of its diversity.?

Tropical forest at risk

Recent research led by Campos-Arceiz has shown that the elimination of seed-dispersing animals such as the Asian elephant puts the structural integrity and biodiversity of the tropical forest of South-East Asia at risk.

His team of international experts has confirmed that not even herbivores like tapirs can replace them in doing this essential job. Their study has just been published in the academic journal Biotropica.

Campos-Arceiz says: ?Elephants and rhinoceroses play a unique ecological role that cannot be replaced by other species. These mega herbivores act as the ?gardeners? of humid tropical forests. They are vital to forest regeneration and maintain its structure and biodiversity.

?If the elephants and rhinoceroses are lost the ecological trajectories of the ecosystem will change irreversibly.?

Human-elephant conflict

Hunted for their tusks and stripped of their natural habitat to make way for crops, roads, and new settlements, the Asian elephant is listed as endangered by the International Union for Conservation of Nature?s Red List.

MEME will produce information on how elephants move in natural habitats as well as in human-dominated landscapes and how they respond to translocation?one of the practices used to move elephants away from areas of human-elephant conflict (HEC).

The project is also looking at non-invasive techniques to extract DNA and hormones from elephant feces, developing cost-effective strategies to mitigate human-elephant conflict, and improving our understanding of elephant ecological function in tropical rainforests.

Tracking technology

MEME and the Department of Wildlife and National Parks aim to develop a conservation strategy based on scientifically sound knowledge of elephant behavior, ecology, and a clear understanding of the underlying causes of human-elephant conflict.

In the next few years they intend to fit 50 elephants, which are three percent of the Malaysian elephant population, with GPS-satellite tracking devices to monitor how they are responding to the changes in their habitat, how they react to translocation?and what effect current conservation measures such as highway viaducts and wildlife corridors are having on the elephant population on the Malay Peninsula.

Once the GPS collar is fitted the elephant?s whereabouts can be tracked in the field using VHF radio signal or at any location with internet connection to access the GPS locations transmitted by the collar via satellite phone. With USB internet modems, the team is often able to access Internet in the field, which makes field tracking far easier.

MEME in action

Campos-Arceiz and his team work in close collaboration with the Department of Wildlife and National Parks of Peninsular Malaysia. They have a permanent field center deep in the Malaysian jungle, a field project manager, and a team of research assistants and field assistants who are already monitoring nine elephants which have been fitted with the specially designed tracking collars.

The project has received funding of approximately $1.1 million from a foundation set up by the Malaysian based multinational Sime Darby to help MEME develop a long term strategy to protect the country?s elephant population. Other important donors for the project are Singapore Zoo, Copenhagen Zoo, the National Zoo (US), US Fish & Wildlife Service, and private philanthropists.

The new funding will help to support three PhDs specifically for Malaysian students to study elephant stress levels, the development of genetic molecular tools to study elephant populations in tropical rainforests and the characterization and mitigation of HECs.

Campos-Arceiz says: ?These scholarships will help to establish a bigger pool of local experts in wildlife management. We also employ staff from the Orang Asli community, Malaysian indigenous people, to tap into their expertise and knowledge of the elephants and their habitat in the rainforests of Peninsular Malaysia.?

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Risk Management Senior Specialist ? All jobs (page 1)

Rio Tinto Technology and Innovation?has a requirement to?fill a Risk Management Senior Specialist?position within their Project Development and Implementation (PDI) group. The PDI group has a Project Delivery Hub located in?Salt Lake City, UT?USA. ? Technology and Innovation's (T&I) mandate is to increase the contribution of technology to Rio Tinto's vision of industry leadership. Project Development & Implementation (PDI), as part of T&I, provides support and project delivery services across the global Rio Tinto group. ? The?Risk Management Senior Specialist?will need to support and implement the policies and practices of the Rio Tinto Group in respect of environment, safety, compliance, cultural awareness, business integrity and other matters of corporate significance.? ? As Management is committed to managing all risks in a proactive and effective manner, risk identification, risk assessment and risk management is applied to all facets of the business including major projects in order to successfully meet the business objectives. The Risk Management Specialist's role provides expert risk management knowledge and expert risk management facilitation in supporting the organization to meet the business objectives. Providing this role and function allows the group to conform to the Rio Tinto Risk Policy and Standard and add value to business objectives through,

• A?strong risk management culture, familiarity with terminology and application of the risk analysis process,
• Enhanced managerial and financial control through effective risk control and monitoring
• Better management of change and change related activities
• Definition of incremental risks (threats or opportunities) brought about by the organization and external environment.
• Focusing effort towards activities that require management and increasing support for activities achieving the organizational objectives,
• Raise the level of risk awareness, encourage staff to raise issues and assist in the management of risks.

Accountabilities:

• Contribute and influence the risk management strategy and risk management process practice and development within Rio Tinto PDI major projects.
• Develop and contribute towards the business strategies and annual planning by ensuring that risks or opportunities are identified, assessed and managed in accordance with the Rio Tinto Risk Policy and Standard thus enabling the businesses to achieve its business objectives.
• Use Expert Risk management knowledge and Standard International Risk management principles and methodology for the implementation of cost-effective controls and contingency plans with the intent of exceeding goals and objectives, including the minimization of costs, timescales and liabilities for projects across Rio Tinto
• Lead, participate and/or facilitate in the Risk Analysis aspects of projects in development and in implementation to ensure the consistent and proactive Risk approach for all Projects, around the globe
• Influence the preparation and reporting of completed risk analyses to corporate functions, Business Units Project Managers/Leaders or various Customers to enable them to make appropriate decisions and take the necessary actions to maximize opportunities and reduce threats.
• Provide Rio Tinto Risk staff Risk Training with respect to Rio Tinto Risk Policy and Standard, Rio Tinto Risk Approach and Rio Risk tools so that they are well equipped to practice risk management at all levels within the business unit.
• Ensure consistency and a high quality of the risk management processes.
• Contribute to the development of the technical standards and processes (documentation support) with regards to Rio Tinto Risk Approach and Standard to get harmonization of processes within various projects and business units.
• Support Rio Tinto's Health, Safety and Environmental standards, in view of integrating HSE risks into the Risk Analysis and Management Process within Project Processes
• Support Risk Management Communities of Practice (CoP's) and Risk Champions across the business unit- including knowledge sharing and promotion of the discipline, networking of the Rio Tinto Risk Champions staff and all others who require risk advice and/or support, upon request
• Implement effective communication of the risk management process and provide regular updates to risk owners such that proactive actions are taken by all stakeholders to foster an environment for effective management of risk.

Rio Tinto offers challenging career opportunities and growth in project development, competitive compensation, excellent benefits and the ability to be involved in exciting, leading-edge projects with one of the most progressive and forward-thinking companies in the industry.?

?Education & Qualifications: ? College/University Education: Degree level qualification in science or engineering as a minimum Other Qualifications:

• Relevant post-graduate qualification an advantage. Risk qualification highly desirable.
• Competence in risk analyses (5 years as a minimum) in areas to technical and engineering operations and project development
• Extensive experience in risk analysis process and other methodologies pertaining to risk assessment
• Significant experience of consulting activities
• Comprehensive understanding of the smelting process or industry and how the various functions contribute to the achievement of overall business objectives
• Comprehensive understanding of project process
• Licenses/Certifications: Member of professional body, especially in the risk area is highly desirable

Training: In-house training in "Risks" or by outside consultant/firms

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Physical, drug screen, reference, education and background checks will be conducted.? ? Position is open until filled Equal Opportunity Employer ? Rio Tinto participates in E-Verify to confirm work authorization.

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