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In this interview, I speak with Diane about her expertise in sex therapy, and her American Association of Sexual Educators, Counselors, and Therapists (AASECT) certification. She discusses sex therapy, couples therapy with sex issues, and she discusses the PLISSIT model, which describes various levels of intervention, which include Permission, Limited Information, Specific Suggestions and Intensive Therapy. She discusses her eclectic approach, which is grounded in a Humanistic perspective, helping clients accept themselves and address shame. She explains that sexual relationships are complex involving how each partner feels about each other, the challenges people experience in their life, and their different stages in their relationships. She discusses her blog article, “To the Wife Upset About Her Husband's Porn Viewing: An Open Letter From a Sex Therapist”, and how she addresses how porn is symbolic and is a “fantasy” and what we can learn from this about our partner. She explains how she often sees men who come in by themselves, because they're partner is upset with them about their pornography use, and how this often suggests an Identified Patient perspective, and missing the couple dynamics and how the couple can heal and improve their relationship together. We also discuss the conflict between being respectful of women, but then also, for heterosexual men particularly, to also be enjoying pornography and objectification of women. She discussed perpetrator fear and how it become more pronounced after the #MeToo movement, and how a number of clients came to work with her to discuss their past sexual encounters. She discusses consent and what that means and looks like in sexual encounters and relational sexual relationships. Diane Gleim, LMFT is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and AASECT Certified Sex Therapist and Supervisor practicing online throughout California and in-person in Santa Rosa, California. As the first Certified Sex Therapist in Sonoma County, Diane treats the many diverse issues related to sexual identity, sexual expression, sexual behavior, and sexual relationships. Her clients include everyone with a sexual concern: individuals and couples ages 18-85, and the LGBTQ+, kinky, and poly populations. In addition to her private practice, Diane's work also includes providing trainings and consultations on sex therapy; writing the blog "Underneath the Sheets" on Psychology Today's website; and supervising sex-therapists-in-training. She has been quoted in various press and a guest on podcasts. Diane has been voted Sonoma County's Best Sex Therapist by the readers of the North Bay Bohemian five times.

Today, Annie & Caitlin explore the challenges and emotions tied to navigating the adoption path when faced with limited information.   This episode addresses the common longing of hopeful adoptive parents for more details, especially medical records.  Join us as we delve into the complexitiies of accepting uncertainty and finding ways to move forward with hope and confidence.  Discover the power of embracing ambiguity, building trust in the process, and focusing on the aspects within your control.  This episode provides valuable insights into accepting the unknown and thriving despite it.  Tune in for a compassionate discussion and transformative power of embracing the mysteries that often accompany the path to adoption.  

Summary In this episode, Malu and Debbie discuss Malu's experience preparing for and participating in Naked and Afraid. They express excitement for the new season and speculate on the challenges and potential outcomes. They also discuss the desire for fresh faces on the show and the possibility of past contestants returning. The conversation touches on the importance of loved ones and fans, and they conclude with a comparison between Naked and Afraid and the reality show 90 Day Fiancé. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Excitement 01:11 Preparing for Naked and Afraid 02:22 The Challenges of Naked and Afraid 04:00 Speculations on the New Season 05:14 Predictions for Malu's Performance 06:39 Anticipation for the New Season 07:36 Excitement for the Return of Past Contestants 09:22 Limited Information and Release Date 10:17 Desire for Fresh Faces on the Show 11:57 Speculating on Potential Contestants for XL 16:10 The Desire for Contestants with Clout on Last One Standing 18:08 The Possibility of Past Contestants Returning 20:10 The Challenges of Repeating the Show 21:19 Mystery Surrounding Contestants' Participation 22:16 Appreciation for Loved Ones and Fans 25:36 Discussion on 90 Day Fiancé 26:42 Comparing Naked and Afraid to 90 Day Fiancé 27:11 Conclusion and Farewell

#287 In this deeply insightful episode, Guy talked to Lars Mühl and Naleea Landmann, both of whom are profound spiritual teachers and healers. The conversation delved into their personal journeys, the transformative experiences that led them to their current paths, and the profound work they do together.  Lars shared his powerful story of being bedridden for years and his miraculous recovery through the intervention of a seer. This experience led him to a spiritual awakening and a nine-year apprenticeship with the seer, where he learned to let go of intellectual knowledge and embrace direct experience. He emphasized the importance of consciousness and the 'law of light' in our lives, urging us to remember our true purpose and to share our gifts with the world.  Naleea recounted her struggles with bulimia and her intense spiritual experiences from a young age. She spoke about the importance of being present and authentic in our interactions, and the transformative power of simple practices like eye-gazing. Naleea also shared a beautiful prayer from Psalm 119, reinterpreted to reflect unity consciousness.  Both guests highlighted the simplicity of spiritual truths and the need to apply them in everyday life. They encouraged listeners to embrace their enlightenment and to act from a place of deep self-awareness and connection to others. About Lars: Danish mystic, healer, seer, musician and international bestselling author. Since his youth he has studied the spiritual traditions of the world. His previous books THE O MANUCRIPT, THE LAW OF LIGHT and THE LIGHT WITHIN A HUMAN HEART have been translated worldwide. On Watkins list over the 100 Most Influential Now Living Spiritual Teachers. He now works with co-worker healer Naleea Landmann. About Naleea: Naleea Landmann lives in Germany and works as a healer, translator, singer and actress. Since early childhood, Naleea had a strong yearning to connect with the Divine and understand the realities of this world and the universe. Her out-of-body experiences lead her to question "reality" already as a young child – her personal experiences as well as our path as humanity. Finding a way to express what she felt, she first started to use acting as a tool to communicate and reach people, as well as an opportunity to understand the ways of her own personality structure, or ego. Her vision is to live within a world of heart-centred beings, who listen to their own guidance and share themselves and their gifts in joy and Divine connection. Key Points Discussed:  (00:00) - The Law Of Light (00:44) - Introducing Lars Mühl and Naleea Landman (02:58) - Lars Mühl's Background and Work (03:24) - Naleea Landman's Diverse Roles (04:32) - The Connection Between Lars and Naleea (09:03) - Lars' Pivotal Life Moments and Spiritual Path (11:01) - The Value of Limited Information (12:31) - Naleea's Early Experiences and Challenges (17:39) - Naleea's Out-of-Body Experience and Choice (19:34) - The Journey to Co-Working with Lars (22:25) - Lars' Time with the Seer and Personal Transformation (37:19) - The Law of Light and Spiritual Practice (37:46) - Suffering as a Path to Growth (43:18) - The Role of Consciousness in Spiritual Work (46:18) - Embodying the Law of Light in Daily Life (57:02) - The Importance of Embracing Our Purpose (59:31) - Humanity's Progress and Current Turmoil (01:02:22) - Naleea's Prayer for Reflection (01:05:58) - Lars' Final Thoughts on Self-Realization (01:06:15) - Where to Find Lars and Naleea's Work How to Contact Lars Muhl:www.larsmuhl.dk   About me:My Instagram: www.instagram.com/guyhlawrence/?hl=en Guy's websites:www.guylawrence.com.au www.liveinflow.co

Detter er den andre av tre episoder om seksuell helse i arbeidet med personer med utviklingshemmede. I alle episodene treffer du Carina Elisabeth Carlsen som er vernepleier med master i empowerment og helsefremmende arbeid, med en rekke videreutdanninger innen seksuell helse. Hun arbeider som rådgiver ved Likestillingssenteret og Universitstlektor ved OsloMet. I denne episoden får du høre om PLISSIT-modellen er en rådgivningsmodell innenfor seksuell helse. Plissit-modellen har delt inn i 4 nivåer -  1. Permission = tillatelse (alle), 2. Limited Information = begrenset informasjon (mange), Specific Suggestion = spesielle råd (noen), Intensive Therapy = direkte seksualterapi (få) Carina deler også et case som viser modellens funksjon. Nyttige linker: ·     Videreutdanninger og kurs: https://uni.oslomet.no/seksuellhelse/skandinaviske-nettverk/ ·       NAKUskunnskapsbank: https://naku.no/kunnskapsbanken/seksualitet-litteratur-materiell-og-nettressurser ·      Likestillingssenterets nettskole: https://likestillingssenteret.no/delta/ Er du vernepleier eller vernepleierstudent, meld deg inn i Vernepleierforbundet. https://delta.no/yrke/vernepleierforbundet

02.11.2023 Limited Information That Requires Faith [Ps. Jon] by Maretul Har UK

This week on the REAL Collective Podcast Sean meets with Dan Salhany (Manager at RE/MAX Hallmark Ottawa) to chat about the real estate market and solution-oriented real estate. First, dive into Dan's extensive experience in the market and discuss the impact of population growth on rising interest rates in Canada. Learn valuable real estate strategies and how to adapt to the fast-paced, ever-changing market. Hear about the benefits of working with a solutions-oriented real estate agent and why taking a long-term perspective can make all the difference. We'll also cover how to navigate complex client dilemmas, such as considering long-term offers with limited information. Don't miss our segment on the importance of reviewing the Status Certificate and how RE/MAX Hallmark Ottawa sets the standard for professionalism in the industry. We wrap up the episode by discussing the long-term benefits of professionalism in real estate and how RE/MAX Hallmark is training their realtors to elevate the entire industry. Join us for this comprehensive look at the world of real estate, and gain valuable insights that could help you make your next move. Tune into the REAL Collective podcast for a well-rounded understanding of these essential topics. Whether you're a budding REALTOR®, an aspiring homeowner, or someone looking to strengthen their real estate knowledge, this episode promises a treasure trove of information. Dive in and expand your horizons! Are you buying or selling? Book a meeting with our team today! https://calendly.com/seanrealcollective/consultation You can also follow us here! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/real.collective.inc Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/realcollective.ca Website: https://www.realcollective.ca #realcollective #realservice #letlovelead Intro: (0:00) Meet Dan Salhany: (1:24) Dan's Experience in the Real Estate Market : (3:49) The Impact of Population Growth On Rising Interest Rates In Canada: (6:08) Real Estate Strategies and Consumers' Objectives : (9:24) Adapting to a Quickly Changing Market: Successful Off-Market Sale of Property : (12:32) The Benefits of Working with a Solutions-Oriented Real Estate Agent: (14:46 ) Responding Versus Reacting: The Benefits of Taking a Long-term Perspective : (17:06 ) Half-Time: (18:46 ) Navigating a Complex Client Dilemma: Considering a Long-Term Offer with Limited Information: (20:36) Reviewing the Status Certificate : (22:38) The Professionalism of RE/MAX Hallmark Realty Group Ottawa : (26:06) The Benefits of Professionalism in Real Estate: (28:14 ) RE/MAX Hallmark: Training Realtors To Benefit The Industry Outro: (39:02)

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What does it mean to deal with a 'stress-strength' problem where we are given (seemingly) little information to try and come up with something meaningful when it comes to reliability? The post SOR 786 Strength-Stress with Limited Information appeared first on Accendo Reliability.

In this podcast, Latesha Elopre, MD, MSPH discusses inequities in pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) uptake and the importance of sexual health screening. Additionally, Dr Elopre shares her best practices for receiving an adequate sexual health history from her patients.Presenters:Latesha Elopre, MD, MSPHAssociate ProfessorDivision of Infectious DiseasesUniversity of Alabama at BirminghamBirmingham, AlabamaModeratorJason Farley, PhD, MPH, ANP-BC, FAAN AACRNEndowed Professor of Nursing Leadership and InnovationJohns Hopkins University School of NursingDirector, Center for Infectious Disease and Nursing InnovationAdult Nurse Practitioner, Infectious DiseasesJohns Hopkins MedicineBaltimore, Maryland

Jill Friday - How to Confidently Make Land Decisions with Limited Information (LA 1782) Transcript: Steven Butala: Steve and Jill here. Jill K DeWit: Hello. Steven Butala: Welcome to the Land Academy Show, entertaining land investment talk. I'm Steven Jack Butala. Jill K DeWit: And I'm Jill DeWit, broadcasting from the Valley of the Sun. Steven Butala: Today is Jill Friday, and she's going to talk about how to confidently make land decisions with limited information. Jill K DeWit: Yep. Steven Butala: When have you ever heard somebody said, "I've done all the research. I'm very comfortable- Jill K DeWit: Oh, I know everything. Steven Butala: ... and confident that I'm ready to have a baby." Jill K DeWit: Oh. Steven Butala: Never. Jill K DeWit: Wouldn't that be hilarious? Steven Butala: No one's ever said that sentence in the history of- Jill K DeWit: That's true. Steven Butala: ... humans. Jill K DeWit: That's very true. Oh, that's a weird example to bring up. Steven Butala: Well, it's the same thing, and I know it's Jill Friday. It's obviously your topic, but you just, you never have all the information. Never. And I ... I'll save it for the show. Jill K DeWit: Okay. Steven Butala: Before we get into it, let's take a question posted by one of our members on the landinvestors.com online community. It's free. Check out neighborscoop.com. The teleprompter doesn't work correctly, or maybe it's user error. Jill K DeWit: You're fine. Don't even worry about it. Steven Butala: Check out neighborscoop.com. Jill K DeWit: What he is trying to say is, if you're a land investor like us, you don't have a street address. Because you're dealing with vacant land, and they haven't signed it yet. How do I find these dumb things? NeighborScoop. So, go check out neighborscoop.com. Steven Butala: Thank you, Jill. Jill K DeWit: There's a bunch of videos on there. You can see how it works. And let me tell you, I don't know how I got by without it. And every single person in my world, it's on their computer all day long, because I can pop in state, county, APN, and I have everything I need. So, it's awesome. Steven Butala: This is Luke talking about mailers. Jill K DeWit: Okay. Luke wrote, "We're up to around 8,000 to 10,000 units a month of mail going out now. But as Steve and Jill said in their last video, so much of the work is outsourced. We pick the county and we scrub the data. We outsource the pricing, but we try to verify it by cherry-picking and running a real-life scenario to see if it pans out." Steven Butala: Excellent. Jill K DeWit: What do we call that? We call that ... Steven Butala: Testing for reason. Jill K DeWit: That's it. Yep. "This is a day-or-so project with our team member, and he's very easy to work with. We schedule about four to six counties in advance, and currently, keeping the title examiners on task is our biggest ask." Well, that's for sure. "Not the closing attorney or title companies specifically. Other than that, getting back to sellers with properties we don't want is our biggest time suck, and with no added value involved. This will soon be outsourced as well. When you send this amount of mail or more, the sheer amount of trash properties coming back starts to pile up." Steven Butala: That's for sure. Jill K DeWit: I feel bad. It's kind of funny. It's not necessarily ... It's just that. It's like your criteria changes. You're like, "I don't need to buy that. I don't want to buy that. I have 20 spectacular properties. I don't need to worry about those." "Everything else is easy and worth doing, since it directly correlates to our private margin. Agent conversations, pre-and-post closings at the attorney's office, seller conversations, picking the counties, working with our team all are immensely quick, easy, and profitable. Zillow also adds to the suck fest." This is awesome. "When we list our own deals, since they now aren't as easy to work with when the property doesn't have an a...

Jill Friday - How to Confidently Make Land Decisions with Limited Information (LA 1782) Transcript: Steven Butala: Steve and Jill here. Jill K DeWit: Hello. Steven Butala: Welcome to the Land Academy Show, entertaining land investment talk. I'm Steven Jack Butala. Jill K DeWit: And I'm Jill DeWit, broadcasting from the Valley of the Sun. Steven Butala: Today is Jill Friday, and she's going to talk about how to confidently make land decisions with limited information. Jill K DeWit: Yep. Steven Butala: When have you ever heard somebody said, "I've done all the research. I'm very comfortable- Jill K DeWit: Oh, I know everything. Steven Butala: ... and confident that I'm ready to have a baby." Jill K DeWit: Oh. Steven Butala: Never. Jill K DeWit: Wouldn't that be hilarious? Steven Butala: No one's ever said that sentence in the history of- Jill K DeWit: That's true. Steven Butala: ... humans. Jill K DeWit: That's very true. Oh, that's a weird example to bring up. Steven Butala: Well, it's the same thing, and I know it's Jill Friday. It's obviously your topic, but you just, you never have all the information. Never. And I ... I'll save it for the show. Jill K DeWit: Okay. Steven Butala: Before we get into it, let's take a question posted by one of our members on the landinvestors.com online community. It's free. Check out neighborscoop.com. The teleprompter doesn't work correctly, or maybe it's user error. Jill K DeWit: You're fine. Don't even worry about it. Steven Butala: Check out neighborscoop.com. Jill K DeWit: What he is trying to say is, if you're a land investor like us, you don't have a street address. Because you're dealing with vacant land, and they haven't signed it yet. How do I find these dumb things? NeighborScoop. So, go check out neighborscoop.com. Steven Butala: Thank you, Jill. Jill K DeWit: There's a bunch of videos on there. You can see how it works. And let me tell you, I don't know how I got by without it. And every single person in my world, it's on their computer all day long, because I can pop in state, county, APN, and I have everything I need. So, it's awesome. Steven Butala: This is Luke talking about mailers. Jill K DeWit: Okay. Luke wrote, "We're up to around 8,000 to 10,000 units a month of mail going out now. But as Steve and Jill said in their last video, so much of the work is outsourced. We pick the county and we scrub the data. We outsource the pricing, but we try to verify it by cherry-picking and running a real-life scenario to see if it pans out." Steven Butala: Excellent. Jill K DeWit: What do we call that? We call that ... Steven Butala: Testing for reason. Jill K DeWit: That's it. Yep. "This is a day-or-so project with our team member, and he's very easy to work with. We schedule about four to six counties in advance, and currently, keeping the title examiners on task is our biggest ask." Well, that's for sure. "Not the closing attorney or title companies specifically. Other than that, getting back to sellers with properties we don't want is our biggest time suck, and with no added value involved. This will soon be outsourced as well. When you send this amount of mail or more, the sheer amount of trash properties coming back starts to pile up." Steven Butala: That's for sure. Jill K DeWit: I feel bad. It's kind of funny. It's not necessarily ... It's just that. It's like your criteria changes. You're like, "I don't need to buy that. I don't want to buy that. I have 20 spectacular properties. I don't need to worry about those." "Everything else is easy and worth doing, since it directly correlates to our private margin. Agent conversations, pre-and-post closings at the attorney's office, seller conversations, picking the counties, working with our team all are immensely quick, easy, and profitable. Zillow also adds to the suck fest." This is awesome. "When we list our own deals, since they now aren't as easy to work with when the property doesn't have an a...

  In the final part of our conversation about the DeRossett case, Don West and Shawn Vincent talk with attorney Michael Pannella about the extraordinary exoneration of John DeRossett and the lessons learned from the tragic shooting and prosecution. 

Jesse Shrader is the co-founder of Amboss, a Lightning Network explorer and data analytics tool. Jesse and I spoke about Amboss role in helping node operators make better routing decisions, the ways Amboss can build a competitive moat when Lightning data is publicly available, the future of node operations on Lightning, as well as a discussion on Lightning messaging and other applications Jesse finds exciting. → Amboss: https://amboss.space/ The Lightning Round is sponsored by Voltage, where you can ask me questions over the Lightning Network. → Voltage: https://voltage.cloud?utm_source=kevinrooke&utm_medium=Youtube&utm_campaign=1mo → Use code KEVINROOKE to get 50% off your first month's Lightning node At the end of every show I answer any questions listeners send in over the Lightning Network. To ask a question, send a message, or to support the show, download Fountain from the iOS or Google Play App Store and load your wallet with a few sats. → Fountain: https://www.fountain.fm/ → Listen to More Episodes: https://play.fountain.fm/show/P6XXuSPg6f2rj4ECB0fT → Follow Kevin Rooke on Twitter: https://twitter.com/kerooke Timestamps: 00:00 - Intro 00:59 - Jesse Shrader Intro 03:10 - Building Amboss 06:33 - The Amboss Vision 09:28 - Data Analytics with Limited Information 11:24 - How Do Node Operators Make Decisions? 15:34 - Can You Earn a Full Time Income From Your Node? 22:50 - Will Lightning Fees Change Over Time? 31:56 - Lightning Growth Surprises 34:39 - Amboss's Competitive Advantage 39:55 - Will Amboss Be a Lightning-Native Business? 42:27 - Features to Improve Node Operations 44:48 - Is Lightning a Social Network? 47:26 - What is Keysend? 53:06 - Will The Lightning Network Get Congested? 58:36 - Growth of Capacity, Nodes, and Channels 01:03:29 - Total Addressable Market for Lightning 01:07:39 - The Lightning Round

Making a medical diagnosis with limited information is at the heart of emergency medicine. Emergency physicians often have to make decisions without all of the information.  Dr Anand Swaminathan shares a case where EMS rolled into emergency with a patient who was short of breath, hypotensive, tachycardic and hypoxic. She had syncopized at a rehabilitation centre and by the time she got to emergency, she was seriously unwell and unable to provide much information. Dr Swaminathan shares the steps he took in diagnosing a patient who was too sick to go for a CT scan. His first piece of advice? Ultrasound is key. Ideally, we all want to have diagnostic closure before prescribing medication which could be harmful, however this isn't always possible if a patient is too sick. So how do we make the call without a definitive diagnosis? Think about the exclusions, weigh up all the options and do what is right for the patient. For more head to: codachange.org/podcasts

1 Kings 17:8-16We must trust in the Lord even when we don’t have all the information. ~Pastor Rodney Harrell

Christians v Pharisees: Choosing Sides And How To Fight For Them In The Mormon Civil War EPISODE 6A -  THE THOUGHT POLICE   ‘Claims being currently circulated are based on a narrow perspective and limited information'- HONESTY        - THE LAWYER AND THE TRUTH BOMBS        - BALANCE       - DO AS YOU'RE TOLD, KEEP QUIET AND WAIT TO DIE    - WHO ARE THE LORD'S ANNOINTED?

We talk about the importance of balancing due diligence with action on this podcast quite a bit, but what about those situations when a decision must be made when there's little to no information? In today's episode, we discuss some of the primary examples of leaders who took action early last year with the little information they had about the COVID-19 virus and how their bold moves paid off big time for their businesses. From the NBA bubble to Facebook's early remote working plans, tune in to learn about the 2020 case studies that will be studied for years to come as prime examples of what business leaders should and shouldn't do in times of uncertainty.  LOOTB Website: https://lifeoutofthebox.com/  Button Ph.D. Website: https://buttonphd.com/ 

Lee. Hester. Iorek. Trollesund. Dudley Dursley! And a very Unfancy Nongoose of Limited Information. It's a very big episode! This episode IS SPOILER SAFE. We will let you know before we go into spoilers so you can turn it off. If you are only watching the series, you're fine to listen. In this show: we go over every detail of the episode with our Dust Bears and Dust Bunnies. We also give out an Extra Award, perform our alethiometer readings, and add three more songs to the mixtape! Melissa brought a banger. This episode is sponsored by Shaker and Spoon! ALSO! Have some merch!  Send us an email or a voice message with your theories about the TV show: extraneouspod@gmail.com. Also follow us on Twitter and Instagram, and join our Facebook group for even more HDM discussion goodness! Remember to rate/review/etc! Also make sure to check out the His Dark Materials Mixtape! Produced by Jaanelle Yee // hosts Melissa Anelli and William Redden

The tax code recently changed forcing everyone to make tax-planning decisions with limited information. An agile approach to navigating the unknown reduces risk. Leo Tilman joins Tom to discuss the best ways to build agility in tax preparation, investing and business. EPISODE BONUS: For the transcript, show notes and more visit: https://wealthability.com/podcast42 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Not all decisions are life or death type decisions. In this podcast, Dr. Karen shares practical strategies and a model for making the daily decisions the business leader faces. In addition, she shares some perspectives on the less frequent occasions when you may be called upon to make life and death decisions. In all cases, … The post How to Make Decisions with Limited Information first appeared on TRANSLEADERSHIP, INC®.

I wanted to talk to Gale because he is still technically in the positioning process, although he's chosen a position and he's more in the late validation and early execution stage of that process. That means he has just recently dealt with some issues that are normally a huge a mystery. How do you properly validate your focus on a particular market segment? How do you prevent fear and doubt from derailing you? How do you get started executing on a new position? What are the first steps? http://galestafford.com

This week on Limited Resources Marshall and Brian give you an early overview of the MTGO only set Vintage Masters. All of the major archetypes are covered along with many of the key cards. This is a must listen if you are planning on diving into the Vintage Masters waters!  Vintage Masters preview column Marshall wrote for Limited Information: http://www.wizards.com/Magic/Magazine/Article.aspx?x=mtg/daily/li/299 Link for LR sleeves and deckboxes product video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P-tt-aTsDZU Limited Resources is proudly sponsored by Card Kingdom! Check out http://www.cardkingdom.com for competitive prices and top-notch service.   Contact Marshall_LR on Magic Online if you’d like to join the Limited Resources clan.   Your Hosts: Marshall Sutcliffe and Brian Wong Marshall's Twitter: http://twitter.com/Marshall_LR Brian's Twitter: http://twitter.com/brian_lr Email: lr@lrcast.com

It's Monday. That means our show is The Scramble, where we make a lot of decisions on a last minute basis. We asked our super guest, Marc Tracy of The New Republic, to pick three topics about which Colin would quickly get up to speed. Support the show: http://www.wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on Limited Resources Marshall and Jon take some time to reflect on the year and also some time to look towards the coming year. Cube is discussed, both hosts take inventory on their Magic game, and put each other on the spot too.   Steve Sadin’s Limited Information articles mentioned on the show: http://www.wizards.com/Magic/Magazine/Article.aspx?x=mtg/daily/li/227

This week on Limited Resources Marshall and Jon welcome limited guru Steve Sadin on the show to talk some M13! Steve is a GP champion, has played on multiple Pro Tours, has covered numerous events and has written the Limited Information column on dailymtg.com for almost 5 years. He let’s us dive into his knowledge and shows us a different look at approaching a draft format as well. Limited Resources is proudly sponsored by Card Kingdom! Check out http://www.cardkingdom.com for competitive prices and top-notch service. Contact Marshall_LR on Magic Online if you’d like to join the Limited Resources clan. Email: limitedresourcespodcast@gmail.com

LImited Memory Influence Diagrams (LIMIDs) are general models of decision problems for representing limited memory policies (Lauritzen and Nilsson (2001)). The evaluation of LIMIDs can be done by Single Policy Updating that produces a local maximum strategy in which no single policy modification can increase the expected utility. This paper examines the quality of the obtained local maximum strategy and proposes three different methods for evaluating LIMIDs. The first algorithm, Temporal Policy Updating, resembles Single Policy Updating. The second algorithm, Greedy Search, successively updates the policy that gives the highest expected utility improvement. The final algorithm, Simulating Annealing, differs from the two preceeding by allowing the search to take some downhill steps to escape a local maximum. A careful comparison of the algorithms is provided both in terms of the quality of the obtained strategies, and in terms of implementation of the algorithms including some considerations of the computational complexity.