The 7th Annual RFA Bass River Summer Flounder Tournament will be held out of Viking Yachting Center on the Bass River in New Gretna on Saturday, June 1st, 2019.
Land a fluke over 11.50lbs and win $50,000!!!!!
The "Bass River Classic," cash prizes totaling over $3,000 are awarded to the top three boats in the contest ($1,500, $1,000 and $500) based on combined weight of the heaviest two summer flounder! We are also excited to announce that RFA and Yamaha Marine Group will be giving away $1,000 to the boat that lands the heaviest summer flounder during the one-day tournament. To qualify for this prize, the captain or individual registered in the tournament must be an active RFA member prior to the start of fishing.
Download the rules and registration form by clicking HERE! Completed forms along with payment can be mailed to the RFA at PO Box 3080, New Gretna, NJ 08224 or dropped off at the participating locations listed below. Register before May 21 and receive a $15 early registration discount. Proceeds from the Bass River Classic benefit the Recreational Fishing Alliance and the Local PBA 295.
Boat entry includes one t-shirt, wrist bands for the crew and of course the tourney entry. Tournament payout is based on boat's heaviest two fish, with various calcuttas increasing the opportunities to win. Food will be provided at the awards dinner. A full line-up of Contender and Skeeter Boats will be on display courtesy of tournament sponsor Valhalla Boat Sales.
All anglers under 12 weighing in a summer flounder were also presented with a certificate of excellence. All tournament proceeds from the event help support the Recreational Fishing Alliance. Boundary lines for the 2019 Bass River Classic extend from Great Egg Inlet (south) to Barnegat Inlet (north).
Thanks to tournament sponsors including Scott's Bait & Tackle in Mystic Island, Viking Yachting Center in New Gretna, Absecon Bay Sportsman Center in Absecon, Allen's Dock in New Gretna and Chestnut Neck Boat Yard in Port Republic, along with Lamiglas, The Fisherman Magazine, Sea-Tow, Gulp, S&S Bucktails, Doyle's Pour House, Tuckerton Car Wash, Barnegat Light Fiberglass, Amon Construction, John & Sonia's Luncheonette, Munro's Marina, Bimini Bay Outfitters, Tsunami, Allen's Clam Bar and the Boat Shop of Manahawkin. A special thanks goes to Yamaha Marine Group for offering the RFA/Yamaha incentive prize.
Big thanks to our location sponsors and event coordinators at Breezes Bar & Grill on the Bass River and Viking Yachting Center for hosting this great event.
For additional details, call the RFA at 888-564-6732. You can also find us on Facebook or visit Breezes on the Bass River, Chestnut Neck Boat Yard in Port Republic, Scott's Bait and Tackle in Mystic Island, Allen's Dock in New Gretna, the Boat Shop in Manahawkin, Absecon Bay Sportsman Center, Munro's Marina in Mystic Island or Viking Yachting Center on Route 9 in New Gretna.


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Stray proteins cause genetic disorders
The seizures typically begin in the first months of life. It often takes years, however, before those suffering from the rare glucose transporter type 1 (Glut1) deficiency syndrome obtain a correct diagnosis. If the disorder goes untreated, affected children experience developmental delay and frequently have neurological problems. Various defects in one gene underlie the syndrome. They cause the Glut1 protein to lose its function in the cell membrane: the protein no longer transports glucose from the blood into the brain.
Miniscule changes in previously little-noticed flexible segments of the Glut1 protein could lead to severe cellular disturbances – other genetic disorders might be caused by the same mechanism. These are the findings of a study led by Professor Matthias Selbach of the Max Delbrück Center for Molecular Medicine (MDC) and published in the current issue of the journal "Cell".
A fundamental problem
Selbach's team wanted to answer a basic question: How do defective genes cause diseases? Within the Glut1 gene there are many places where a mutation can disrupt the Glut1 protein's three-dimensional structure, leading to loss of function. Malformed and contorted, the protein can no longer carry out its task in the cellular machinery and thus triggers the syndrome. The same process is at work in most genetically determined disorders. "But the mechanism involved in genetically determined diseases – or, in other words, the cause at the molecular level – is often unclear," says Katrina Meyer, a doctoral student in Selbach's lab.
In one-fifth of all genetic diseases, according to the scientist, the protein structure doesn't appear to be damaged at all. In such cases, she says, the mutation occurs in flexible loops in the proteins, which until recently were thought to have no function because they lack a defined structure. But appearances can be deceiving: "These so-called intrinsically disordered regions (IDRs) can snuggle up to other proteins as if they were soft pillows, thereby manipulate them."
Many cellular processes are based on such interactions between proteins. The molecules interlock with each other like cogs, transfer energy, or move levers and conveyor belt systems. Even a single protein in the wrong place can have drastic consequences. Meyer therefore began by looking into which of the cell's proteins come into contact with flexible mutated protein regions.
Subtle change with a big impact
The doctoral student did this by recreating 258 flexible protein regions in test tubes – both "healthy" variants as well as disease-related ones – and then adding human cell extracts. The next step involved using mass spectrometry to determine which proteins interact with the artificial proteins.
In Meyer's experiment the mutated and "healthy" regions mostly docked onto the same binding partners. But some of the mutated proteins completely lost this ability or bound to other proteins and thus disrupted the operation of the cellular machinery. Some genetic changes even affect intracellular protein transport through this process. An example is a mutation in the gene for the Glut1 protein that causes two specific building blocks of protein, namely leucines, to lie next to one another, creating a so-called dileucine motif. "This pattern is known to attract proteins that aid the cell in transporting other proteins inside its interior," says Meyer.
Right protein, wrong place
It was a special moment when Meyer made this discovery. Could it be that in people affected by this mutation the Glut1 protein is not defective but has instead ended up in the wrong place in the cell? "If the protein itself is not affected but only the transport function, there is a chance that the underlying cause can be treated – not just the symptom," explains Meyer. She searched databases and found a patient with Glut1 deficiency syndrome in whom the protein region contained a mutation creating the dileucine motif. The patient donated cells to her. In tests on cell cultures Meyer showed that the mutated Glut1 protein was no longer present on the cell surface, where it takes up glucose. The protein was instead in the cell's interior as if it had gotten lost.
The cellular apparatus involved in pinching off vesicles from the cell membranes and transporting them into the cell's interior via endocytosis is partially responsible for misrouting the Glut1 protein. Meyer was able to confirm her hypothesis: When she blocked this process, the Glut1 protein found its way back to the cell surface and resumed glucose uptake. "This could theoretically be blocked by medications," says Meyer.
A new mechanism for numerous diseases
These medications don't exist yet, says Matthias Selbach, head of the laboratory, but the discovery has implications beyond Glut1. By searching databases, the research team found the dileucine motif eleven times in the flexible regions of eight proteins, including in the protein that triggers the metabolic disorder cystic fibrosis.
"We have identified a promising target against a wide range of diseases," says Selbach. "I see considerable potential here for developing new medications." Future studies will need to determine whether these diseases can be systematically fought with endocytosis blockers.
Even though it often takes years for people affected by Glut1 deficiency syndrome to be correctly diagnosed, says Selbach, it is now relatively well treatable. Pasta, bread, and ice cream, however, are off limits to patients. They must follow a strict ketogenic diet, which involves avoiding foods that contain sugar and starch. Such a regimen usually causes the seizures to stop because the brain cells receive their energy from a different source. "But the disorder remains incurable," says Selbach. "And patients must drastically restrict their diet."
About the Max Delbrück Center
The Max Delbrück Center for Molecular Medicine in the Helmholtz Association was founded in January 1992 on the recommendation of the German Council of Science and Humanities ("Wissenschaftsrat") with the goal of linking basic science to clinical research. The MDC integrated parts of three former Central Institutes of the GDR Academy of Sciences and was named for Max Delbrück, a physicist, biologist, and Nobel Prize winner. Currently the institute employs more than 1600 people from nearly 60 countries; over 1300 of those are directly involved in research. The MDC's annual budget is over 80 million Euros, along with substantial third-party funding obtained by individual scientific groups. As is the case with all Helmholtz institutes, the MDC receives 90 percent of its funding from the federal government and 10 percent from Berlin, the state where it resides. www.mdc-berlin.de
Professor Matthias Selbach
Principal Investigator, "Proteome Dynamics"
Max Delbrück Center for Molecular Medicine in the Helmholtz Association (MDC)
matthias.selbach@mdc-berlin.de
Katrina Meyer
Ph.D. student, "Proteome Dynamics"
katrina.meyer@mdc-berlin.de
Katrina Meyer, et al. (2018): "Mutations in disordered regions can cause disease by creating dileucine motifs." Cell. doi:10.1016/j.cell.2018.08.019 (Manuscript available upon request)
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Thanks to Reuben Strayer for letting us ask him anything. He covered resident education, how to think like an ED physician, practice pearls including ketamine analgesia, chest tube insertion, awake intubation and much more. Follow him at @EMUpdates or check out his latest work on emupdates.com.
[Editors note: The question is cut off, but was regarding the quality of the trauma experience in NYC EM residencies] manhattan, for sure, is a remarkably safe place to live…which means less penetrating trauma.
and there are aren't many big highways in manhattan, so that undermines our blunt trauma volume.
but we do have MANY pedestrians and bicyclists struck, and car vs. person or car vs. bicycle produces a fair amount of serious blunt trauma.
also, brian, if trauma is really your thing, there are non-manhattan programs that see a ton of blunt and penetrating trauma.
notably: lincoln (bronx) and downstate (brooklyn).
and you can always do elective months at big trauma centers in baltimore, miami, detroit, LA, or Johannesburg!
lastly: I find that junior trainees are very concerned with trauma exposure, but it turns out that trauma management is pretty algorithmic and actually, the sicker they are, the easier they are to manage. my residents in manhattan-based programs are quite competent by the end. hope that answers your question, brian.
Hi! Thanks for doing this AMA! What do you look for in a strong applicant for residency?
hat she says she's going to do? is she a team player? is she nice to people? does she cause problems for her supervisors?
remember that applicants are ranked by residency program directors. and there is nothing that makes a residency program director's life more difficult than a problem resident. so we are very focused on looking for red flags that suggest that the applicant could be a problem resident.
of course most applicants are great and do not have such red flags, because most applicants have solid soft skills and do a good job.
so then we look at hard skills – how smart is she? how talented? this can be hard to ascertain from an application, honestly. I can tell you what DOESN'T help is filling your CV when silly activities that are clearly designed to fill a CV. taking a few projects that you're really into and running with them, doing a great job with them, is much more valuable than a zillion little things that you did in a superficial way.
lastly: I always tell applicants that by far the best way to impress a residency is to impress a residency in person. there is no substitute for doing an elective at a program. when we see you in action, when we get to know you, we can consider you with much more confidence. do away rotations!
I've heard the algorithm part before…but I feel like that's true maybe of all patients then…wouldn't u say that about your vaginal bleeder, asthmatic, sbo?
orse becoming more true with American College of Surgeons trauma center designation regulations. we don't need to get into that. I would just say, again – if you are way, way into trauma, there are a few NYC programs that see a ton. but if you match at one of the other centers, don't fret – you will get good at trauma if you're into it no matter where you train.
Thanks for your input! Follow up question: Do you think I should start off with buying a book or reading blogs/podcasts?
Matt – this will be cliche but in 2014, you need both. pick one book (baby Tintinalli is a good choice – very portable, covers the basics in a good amount of detail), and follow a few choice online media resources. there are a few specifically designed for folks at your stage: steve carrol's EMBasic comes to mind.
What is the best way to educate residents? Does conferance attendance make a difference? Should we be doing more asynchronous? If so, how could we keep track?
Dr. Tanen – this is a question I've spent some time thinking about. A couple of years ago I launched an asynchronous learning program for my residents, based entirely on online EM resources.
I learned a lot from that experience, and I think residencies are all trying to figure out how to best take advantage of online media in their curriculum.
there are lots of pro/con conversations about online media. the obvious pros are that conventional resources (e.g. textbooks) are out of date by the time they're published.
HOWEVER: there is real value – huge value – to the process of vetting and editing and revision that goes into a textbook.
and online media caters mostly to the appetites of its creators and consumers. this results in a very unbalanced conversation where 90% of FOAM focuses on 20% of emergency medicine.
I therefore think that moving residents through a complete curriculum – like the kind of curriculum found in a textbook – is essential.
more to your question about conference: I think it's quite important that residents and faculty have protected time to meet and teach and learn. emergency medicine is not a correspondence course, it cannot be learned online.
and there just isn't time to have in depth discussions during a busy shift.
the real value of online media, in this regard, is that individual residencies no longer have to – and shouldn't – try to come up with a core set of lectures/presentations locally.
the right way to do this is take the best online resources and pair them with textbook chapters, then in conference, discuss as a group.
and of course there are procedure labs, and simulation – all these things cannot be done sitting on your couch with your laptop.
lastly: in many programs, weekly conference runs longer than five hours. I think this is a mistake. make weekly conference short, interactive. the paradigm of putting 40 residents in an audience and talking at them for a bunch of hours is hopefully dying.
Any particular trick in using chest tube trochar? To trochar or not to trochar? That is the question.
Dipesh: that's an easy one. NEVER trocar.
What data exsists for analgesic ketamine? Do you use it frequently in your practice?
Follow-up Qiestion: I had a 400lb lady with PTX, but kept kinking. What tricks do you have for that? Bougie?
that means the blunt dissection was inadequate. when there's a lot of soft tissue, you have to make a nice, broad incision and a careful, assertive blunt dissection. the main reason that we don't do this effectively is for inadequate analgesia. in a stable patient, push you lidocaine (or even better, bupivicaine) max dose. in an unstable patient, ketamine 2 mg/kg and get the tube in. the hole in the pleura should be big enough to transmit your finger AND the chest tube simultaneously. the right way to do it in my opinion is to put your finger through the pleura and then guide the tube next to your finger – that way you KNOW it's going in the right place. I do not insert the tube using the kelly clamps and I have always thought that this is how misplaced chest tubes happen.
Hello Dr. Stayer, I was recently rotating at NYU Tox and attended the grand rounds with Hoffman, Newman and Nelson…I felt confused about their message re: guidelines. Specifically when they said we should avoiding working up patients less and focus more on history. This is an ideal approach but not realistic. Mostly b/c in medical school you learn "what is the differential diagnosis?" for every complaint…and this gets exaggerated in the ED to "what is the most dangerous diagnosis? Now lets r/o all of those things out" I think this approach is what is dangerous and causes more harm. The problem isn't that we follow guidelines with bad evidence, is that we are on avg just avg clinicians at the bedside. And we use weak guidelines to make bad judgements for us. If you were there, what were your thoughts on that discussion?
PG2 – this is a complex question. I did hear the round table hoffman/newman/nelson discussion, and I agree there were some mixed messages, which isn't unexpected when you have three very experienced, very opinionated docs in the front of the room.
in emergency medicine, our primary role is, in addition to resuscitating patients who require resuscitation, to identify dangerous conditions.
in most patients, most of the time, most dangerous conditions can be adequately excluded by history and physical, without ancillary tests. what newman/hoffman are concerned about is over-reliance on testing to exclude dangerous conditions.
and this is where good guidelines can help us.
good guidelines can define a set of patients, for example, that don't need a head CT after blunt head trauma.
I use these types of decision instruments constantly.
meanwhile, we need better guidelines, and we need to root out bad guidelines. this is happening.
but it's hard, because all our incentives are to over-test and over-treat. ultimately this won't meaningfully change until our incentives change. and I think we'll get there, too. but it will take time. until then, identify tests that are more likely to cause harm (e.g. CT in young people) and focus on reducing your utilization of those tests. use strategies like observation or early followup to manage risk. give patients your phone number.
Hi Reuben, I just did an EM journal update presentation on a paper published in 8/13 on glidescope vs direct laryngoscopy (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov…). It was conducted at shock trauma, and they said that they used thiopental during RSI unless patients were too unstable (then they'd consider etomidate). This seems pretty different from the meds we usually use in my program – what are your thoughts on it?
Baker: what rich dutton, who ran the anesthesia service at shock for decades, would say, is that in an exsanguinating patient, it doesn't matter what sedative you use, anything will work on the hypoperfusing brain, what matters is the dose. He says, dose low in hemorrhagic shock.
thiopental has very similar effects to propofol.
both will cause significant hypotension when given in conventional induction doses.
dutton would say, use propofol in your dying patient with SBP of 40, just use *20 milligrams* instead of 200.
I use ketamine in all hypotensive patients, including trauma patients, including head trauma patients.
if the patient has full mentation, I give a full induction dose. the less mental status, the smaller the dose. if a patient is truly obtunded, peri-arrest, they don't need a sedative.
Alex – the biggest change I've made in my intubation strategy in the past few years is lowering my theshhold to do it awake.
once you start doing awake intubations, it's addictive.
your clue that awake intubation is the right approach is when you see that the patient needs to be intubated, but not right this very second – you have some time.
if you have some time, you ask, am I likely to succeed in laryngoscopy?
the combination of I HAVE TIME and THIS IS A SCARY AIRWAY means you should do it awake.
assuming the patient isn't vomiting, or high risk to vomit.
dry them out (glyco or atropine), nebulize, then atomize lidocaine. if they're cooperative (almost never) then you can also very effectively topicalize with lidocaine gargle. and then add whatever more cooperation you need with ketamine. the patient just keeps breathing, as you perform gentle laryngoscopy. it's very anticlimactic, very controlled, and very safe. it almost feels like cheating.
it's not as clean as RSI but once you do a few, the benefits of a breathing patient become compelling.
more generally, the key to airway success is to plan for failure. be prepared, materially and cognitively for failure of laryngoscopy and also failure of ventilation. have a specific plan in your mind, and have the material you need to carry out that plan at bedside.
ha, my residents are wincing right now. for undifferentiated cardinal presentations (chest pain, headache, abdominal pain, syncope, etc) I routinely, tirelessly, unremittingly break out a sheet of paper and ask them to list the dangerous causes. 7 dangerous causes of chest pain. 13 dangerous causes of headache, etc. etc. they hate it, but I think in the end they agree it's the right way.
I think it's clear that making the diagnosis is not our job. our job is to make sure our patients are safe. risk stratification, if you will.
Hi and thank you for fielding questions. Do you think FOBT in the ED is useful? Is stool color more reliable for UGIB and with the false positive rate is there really any utility pre heparin or otherwise?
Scott – I don't think FOBT has much of a role in the unstable patient.
The reason to use FOBT is in the stable patient with undifferentiated anemia.
If the stool is black or red, you don't need a test for *occult* blood. Because that's frank blood.
I was hoping the practice of routinely performing FOBT prior to heparinization was dead, but apparently not. I certainly don't do it and don't let anyone I'm supervising do it.
Hello and greetings! Great idea and thanks to Dr. Strayer for this show and his great pearls you share on emupdates!
Coming back to the lowdose Ketamine sedation you mentioned. I used it quite a bit, with good effect, similar to your dosing, i.e. 0,15 mg/kg, but always as slow push. Only sometimes resulting in slight dizziness but not much else as far as sideeffects go. Would that 10 min infusion version reduce these even?
yes. you can bolus small-dose ketamine, but using ketamine as a bolus augments its psychiatric effects. the drip is really a much better strategy, for that reason, and because a 15 mg bolus of ketamine will only last about 20 minutes.
How do you continuously challenge yourself to improve / keep growing as an EM practitioner / educator?
finding challenges and directions for growth seems easy in our current environment of endless online debate and discourse. the problem is…time. every month another smart person or group jumps into the ring with her/their perspectives, perspectives I want to learn. but Alex the day hasn't gotten longer to accommodate them.
Can you highlight a few key points from it?
1. how we learned to think about patients in med school doesn't apply well to what we do in the ED, we need an alternate paradigm.
2. it's much easier to succeed in the ED when you have a clear picture of what your responsibilities are as an emergency clinician – I've identified eight.
5. Making your patient happy, and providing optimal medical care, are unrelated activities.
10 minutes until this AMA concludes – we've got time for a couple more questions.
1. MYTH: ketamine should not be used when there is a concern about high ICP.
2. MYTH: succinylcholine provides superior intubating conditions, quicker than rocuronium, and, that the shorter duration of action of succinylcholine is an advantage over rocuronium (it's a huge disadvantage).
3. MYTH: fasting patients prior to procedural sedation is appropriate.
What are your top 3 challenging scenarios / diagnoses in EM and how do you approach them?
the hardest patient in emergency medicine is the secondary gain patient – the patient who pretends to want emergency care, but actually wants something else. usually opiates, but also shelter, food, a work note.
to give them what they want is easy for the provider, but encourages more secondary gain and, in the case of opiates, in my opinion, harms them by perpetuating an addiction that is ruining their life. it just takes one of these patients to ruin your shift. I think we all struggle with it.
Hi Reuben, thanks for the QA. Trauma patient w GCS When do you intubate vs just sedate ?
i assume you're talking about the agitated trauma patient, if you're asking about ETI vs. sedation. this hinges on how likely it is that they have a serious injury. the more likely a serious injury, the more likely you should be to intubate.
as usual: when you're not sure whether or not to intubate, err on the side of ETI, you will almost never regret that decision.
Thanks everybody for participating and a BIG THANKS to Dr. Reuben Strayer (@EMUpdates, emupdates.com) for taking the time to answer our questions. We hope to see you all again at the next AMA!


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2016 is officially a bigger wanker than we first expected after making another arsehole move on Christmas Day. The full calendar year, which has been known to compare itself to the likes of 1914 and 1939, took the life of another national icon on the 25th in a blatant two fingers to the rest of […]
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The full calendar year, which has been known to compare itself to the likes of 1914 and 1939, took the life of another national icon on the 25th in a blatant two fingers to the rest of the country and in clear breach of festive protocol.
It is still unclear whether this is the last dick head trick it has up its sleeve, but many people have already denounced the year for going "one step too far".
Dr John Morgan, author of "A Difficult Year", said: "Just when you think you know someone, they do something like that.
"Nobody is pretending 2016 was perfect, but this one was completely uncalled for."
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https://www.chron.com/neighborhood/woodlands/news/article/Despite-weather-delays-Primrose-School-s-7th-13990802.php
Despite weather delays, Primrose School's 7th location in The Woodlands targets mid-August opening
By Jane Stueckemann, Staff writer
Published 5:52 pm CDT, Thursday, June 13, 2019
The Hughes Landing location for the accredited early childhood education facility consists of a 10,000-square foot building and playground and is now set to open August 14, just prior to the beginning of the 2019-20 school year.
The Hughes Landing location for the accredited early childhood education facility consists of a 10,000-square foot building and playground and is now set to open August 14, just prior to the beginning of the
Photo: Jane Stueckemann / The Villager
Although owners Don and Arlena McLaughlin had planned to open their seventh Primrose School location in The Woodlands and Spring in mid-June, that's been delayed about two months due to a rainy construction season.
The Hughes Landing location for the accredited early childhood education facility consists of a 10,000-square foot building and playground and is now set to open Aug. 14, just prior to the beginning of the 2019-20 school year.
Although they broke ground on the facility in late October , Arlena McLaughlin said they're excited to start moving furniture in soon, targeting mid-July.
"This is our only urban school. This means we serve reverse commuters, people who live elsewhere and work in The Woodlands, which is different from our other locations," Arlena McLaughlin said.
Though the clientele may be different, Arlena said the curriculum will be the same.
"The outside of the building looks urban and cool and new, it doesn't look like our traditional school. But, what goes on in the inside is the same," she said.
The couple anticipates having a total capacity of 176 students from infants to pre-K students at the location, and will train teachers for two weeks prior to opening. Thanks to the several other Primrose locations in the area, Arlena McLaughlin said they'll have a tenured teacher in each classroom at the new location.
"Out of all seven schools, we should have about 250 total employees. Providing that many jobs in the area is great. That contributes to our economy, and we're so proud of our people and parents who allow us to provide service to our families," she said.
Grace Sarman, who's been working with Primrose for more than 15 years, was selected as the director of the new location in Hughes Landing. This is her third time opening a school as she's opened both the College Park and Creekside Park locations before.
"It's very gratifying. You get to see it go from mounds of dirt to a full building, and it makes my heart happy to serve these little children," Sarman said.
Sarman said she's excited for the new families they'll be accommodating at the Hughes Landing location.
"The relationships will be different, because the parents will be working there. I anticipate lunchtime visits and things like that. We'll be more accessible just because of where we're at," Sarman said.
Kristen Powers was selected as Sarman's assistant at the new location. In the meantime, the school leaders are still presenting their model to area companies and families so parents can see what is offered at the facility and enroll their children.
Jim Carman, senior vice president of commercial development at the Howard Hughes Corp. said that partnering with Primrose gives the area yet another amenity.
"Employees working in Hughes Landing are particularly poised to take advantage of this opportunity to have their children cared for so close by, steps from their office," Carman said.
jane.stueckemann@chron.com


Hughes to Start, Joba to Set-Up?
Joel Sherman of the NY Post states that the New York Yankees appear to be set on how to use their two prized young pitchers.
According to Sherman it will be Phil Hughes who will be taking the fifth spot in the Yankees rotation and not Joba Chamberlain as many were expecting. Chamberlain looks headed to the bullpen to be the set-up man for Mariano Rivera and perhaps getting him ready to take over once the future Hall of Famer finally hangs up his nasty cutter.
Because aren't the 2010 Yanks much better if both Joba and Hughes are in the bullpen? Think about it.
I thought about it and yes, the idea of it would be magical. But you know what? Eventually the Yankees have to decide what exactly it is they are going to do with these guys. Moving them in and out of the rotation and holding them to silly "rules" or pitch counts is only going to hurt them in the long run. Figure out what they are best fit for, make your decision and stick to it.
I analyzed the move of Joba to the rotation last June and Phil Hughes bullpen vs. starter debate last July over at BDD.
If you look based on numbers, both are best fit to be relievers. As a starter Joba loses a lot of velocity and doesn't appear to have the stamina to get far into games (of course this could be attributed to being bounced around from the rotation to the bullpen). Then Hughes seems to lack the ability to adjust his approach as he faces hitters a second and third time through the lineup.
Either way you slice it, the Yankees need to figure these two out now before its too late and two fantastic arms are not allowed to live up to their potential and essentially wasted.
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Q: Custom Lightning Web Component not available in Experience Builder / Lightning App Builder I have a simple LWC banner component that displays a banner in an Experience Builder page, based on certain conditions.
banner.html
<template>
    <template if:true={bannerUrl}>
        <lightning-card>

        </lightning-card>
    </template>
</template>

banner.js
import { LightningElement, track } from 'lwc';

export default class Banner extends LightningElement {

    @track bannerUrl;

    /**
     *  Constructor
     */
    constructor() {
        super();
        // Set banner URL
        this.bannerUrl = 'https://www.fotor.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/1.jpg';
    }

}

Note: For testing purposes, I am using a static URL. This will eventually read data from a custom sObject and determine whether to display the banner or not.
banner.js-meta.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<LightningComponentBundle xmlns="http://soap.sforce.com/2006/04/metadata" fqn="banner">
    <apiVersion>51.0</apiVersion>
    <description>Banner Lightning Web Component</description>
    <isExposed>true</isExposed>
    <masterLabel>Banner</masterLabel>
    <targets>
        <target>lightningCommunity__Page</target>
        <target>lightningCommunity__Default</target>
        <target>lightning__AppPage</target>
        <target>lightning__RecordPage</target>
        <target>lightning__HomePage</target>
    </targets>
    <targetConfigs>
        <targetConfig targets="lightningCommunity__Page,lightningCommunity__Default"/>
    </targetConfigs>
</LightningComponentBundle>

I've Googled far and wide and set properties like isExposed, target etc. based on recommendations elsewhere.
I am able to view the component, in a test Lightning App I created using developer console.
BannerTest.app
<aura:application extends="force:slds">
    <c:banner/>
</aura:application>

However, the component refuses to turn up in Lightning App Builder pages and Experience Builder.
Looking for suggestion on where I'm going wrong.
Thank you.

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Since the announcement on PSX 2016, much has been speculated about a possible release date of The Last of Us Part II. And to make us even more anxious, an interview from Naughty Dog president Evan Wells, awarded to the Game Informer, served not only to convey confidence, but also to confirm that the new game can only be released in 2019.
It's all due to the development of Uncharted The Lost Legacy, and of course, the studio's total dedication to doing what they do best, true masterpieces.
The fact is that Naughty Dog is considerably smaller compared to other developers, and this makes the team split up working on two different projects. On the one hand, this is good news because as the saying goes: "Haste is the enemy of perfection."


The County deposits your paycheck directly into your checking and/or savings accounts each payday. You can also choose a flat amount or a percentage of your pay to be deposited into multiple accounts (five maximum). If using a percentage, the total of all percentages must be equal to 100%.
Complete the Direct Deposit form and be sure to attach any required documentation. Submit to HR Transactions by mail, fax, or in person.
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The Bar Human Rights Committee (BHRC) releases today a statement strongly condemning the killing of Iranian refugees in Camp Ashraf by the Iraqi army on Sunday, 1 September 2013.
3 September 2013 – The United Nations human rights office and the UN mission in Iraq today strongly condemned the killing of dozens of people in Camp Ashraf north of Baghdad, urging the Iraqi Government to investigate what happened.
Around 11 AM local time, the Iraqi forces entered the area of residence of the remaining residents of Ashraf by breaking the lock of the area. Their preposterous excuse was that the residents have placed detonators on the venue.


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Пружні хвилі — збурення, що поширюються в твердих, рідких і газоподібних середовищах. При поширенні хвилі не відбувається переносу речовини. Частинки її коливаються поблизу положення рівноваги. Важливою характеристикою хвильових збурень є тип сил, що намагаються повертати частинки середовища в положення рівноваги в процесі виникнення та поширення збурень. Спільною рисою для пружних хвиль є те, що силовим фактором, що забезпечує повернення частинки середовища в положення рівноваги є сили пружності. Такі середовища називають пружними. Серед них розрізняють середовища, в яких пружні відновлюючі сили виникають лише при деформаціях розтягу-стиску. Близькими до таких модельних середовищ є реальні рідини та гази. В таких середовищах можуть існувати лише хвилі розтягу-стиску (поздовжні хвилі). Вивченням властивостей таких хвиль займається акустика. Тверді пружні тіла мають здатність опору не лише розтягу-стиску, а також зсуву. В них можуть існувати два типи збурень -- поздовжні та поперечні хвилі. Якщо в перших напрям руху частинок поблизу положення рівноваги збігається з напрямом поширення хвилі, то в другому випадку частинки рухаються в напрямі, перпендикулярному до напряму поширення хвилі. Закономірності генерації, поширення та взаємодії поздовжніх хвиль вивчаються, в основному, в такій науковій дисципліні, як акустика. Властивості пружних хвиль вивчаються в динамічній теорії пружності та в такому розділі акустики, як фізична акустика.

Фізичні характеристики пружних середовищ
Для якісного та кількісного аналізу процесу поширення пружних хвиль у певному середовищі необхідно визначити його густину та характеристики пружності. Для стисливих рідин та газів силовою характеристикою процесу зміни об'єму є тиск . Ця силова характеристика хвильового процесу є функцією координат та часу . Для визначення положення точки тут використано Декартові координати. Пружність таких середовищ характеризують об'ємним модулем пружності . Саме цим модулем встановлюється зв'язок між величиною тиску та густини  середовища . Тут  -густина незбуреного середовища. В рамках припущення про відносну малість зміни густини середовища в процесі поширення збурень для визначення тиску в кожній точці області занятої середовищем слід знайти розв'язок хвильового рівняння для тиску при відповідних граничних та початкових умовах.

У випадку твердого пружного тіла внутріщні сили при деформуванні описуються сукупністю нормальних та дотичних напружень, яка називається тензором напружень. Зміна форми та об'єму виділеного елемента середовища описується тензором деформацій

Основні рівняння

Відбиття пружних хвиль від границі

Примітки

Джерела

Посилання

Механіка


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Chip Scoggins @chipscoggins
LINCOLN, NEB. – The moment of truth arrived for the Gophers offense late in the fourth quarter.
Leading by seven on the road, the Gophers took possession with 4 minutes, 42 seconds remaining. Offensive coordinator Mike Sanford Jr. had called running plays to start nine of their first 10 possessions before this one.
The inclination was that he would make it 10 of 11 in an attempt to bleed time off the clock.
He trusted his quarterback. He trusted Tanner Morgan because Morgan has earned that trust. And Morgan delivered in the clutch to reward that show of faith.
Other story lines will garner more attention — and deservedly so — to explain and praise the Gophers' 24-17 win over Nebraska on Saturday, but one very important fact should not be overlooked in the conversation: Morgan can throw the ball to his target, while Nebraska quarterback Adrian Martinez looks like a baseball pitcher who can't locate the strike zone.
Proving that statistics can be deceiving, Morgan completed only one more pass than Martinez in the game, but the difference in quarterback competency on display at Memorial Stadium felt a mile wide.
Morgan's one extra completion came on first down on that game-clinching drive.
Rolling right, he lofted the ball over a linebacker in coverage, and Clay Geary made a diving catch along the sideline for a 10-yard gain.
"He made a phenomenal catch when we needed it most," Morgan said.
The pass was a beauty, too, because Morgan fit it into a tight window with a 15-mph wind in his face.
The Gophers were able to run out the clock after that completion with six consecutive runs by Mohamed Ibrahim.
Morgan has had better performances statistically against far superior defenses, but this one was noteworthy because of all the moving parts surrounding him. And because of the ineffectiveness of the quarterback on the other sideline.
Morgan's final stat line: 17-of-30 passing for 181 yards and one touchdown.
On the surface, ho-hum, right?
Look deeper.
This was the Gophers' first game in 22 days because of two COVID-19 cancellations.
The offense played without its top three tight ends, two starting linemen and one star wide receiver, Rashod Bateman.
And a partridge in a pear tree.
Morgan's receivers dropped four passes early in the game. He also put a deep throw on the money to freshman Daniel Jackson that went incomplete on a terrific breakup by the defender.
Morgan showed his toughness after getting drilled on a scramble by Nebraska cornerback Cam Taylor-Britt, who was ejected for targeting. The penalty gave the Gophers a first down inside the Nebraska 10, and Morgan found tight end Brevyn Spann-Ford in the back of the end zone for a touchdown right before halftime.
"I honestly had no idea it was targeting," Morgan said. "I was asked by probably every medical member on our staff if I was OK. They were concerned for me. I appreciate them for that."
His performance certainly wasn't flawless. He had three passes deflected at the line, and he missed a few receivers. But Morgan provided a steady hand in the middle of chaotic circumstances.
More succinctly, he was a credible option as a passer. Nebraska's Martinez was a liability.
That was the difference in the game.
For sure, the Gophers defense deserves credit for showing improvement, but that unit also benefited from Martinez's wildness. He overthrew open receivers, and two of those plays would have resulted in big gains.
Martinez missed high, he missed low, he missed wide.
He passed for only 111 yards on 27 attempts, completing 16 of them.
He was so erratic that, after back-to-back incompletions in the fourth quarter, the Cornhuskers called a running play on third-and-10.
Martinez had success running the ball — 96 yards rushing and one touchdown — but at some point, a team needs its quarterback to be able to complete a pass in an important spot.
Martinez made his 26th career start Saturday. It was Morgan's 25th.
Only one looked like a veteran. His team won.
chip.scoggins@startribune.com
Chip Scoggins is a sports columnist and enterprise writer for the Star Tribune. He previously covered the Vikings, Gophers football, Wild, Wolves and high school sports in nearly 19 years at the paper.
ascoggins@startribune.com 612-673-4484 @chipscoggins
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Gophers men's basketball voice Mike Grimm has four camera angles on his monitor when calling road games, and hopes one is clear enough to show who has the ball.
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George Floyd's death spurred aggressive commitments of financial support and team involvement. Recipients sense a new desire from owners and athletes to create genuine relationships that go deeper than in the past.
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Reruns are for sitcoms, not sports. Now after Alabama has yet another national title, let's freshen up the field and invite more than the same small set of power schools each year.
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Home Arizona Community Websites Ahwatukee News POWER SKYSCRAPERS The new solar power source
POWER SKYSCRAPERS The new solar power source
CURT TRUMAN
Skyscrapers could soon generate their own power and go "Green" thanks to a new see-through solar window kit designed as a building-integrated photovoltaics (BIPV) system. In the construction industry, a skyscraper is "a multi-story" building whose architectural height is at least 100 m or 330 ft., those beautiful superstructures that dominate most city skylines. Well now, a new company may have other ideas for those tall glass towers.
A company called Solar Window Technologies, Inc., has developed a transparent electricity-generating liquid coating for glass and flexible plastics to create solar power. This new exciting technology can be used on existing windows, by applying a transparent electricity-generating veneer on top of the exterior window pane. No need to change out windows!
Lance Wheeler, a solar power expert and scientists at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory in Golden, Colorado helped design the new solar technology says, "Basically, the product turns the windows into solar panels. The technology uses embedded light-absorbing film that overlays the existing window glass."
Houses and office buildings, account for 75% of electricity use in the United States, and 40% of its energy use overall.
Can you just imagine the thousands of glassy skyscrapers as potential power plants – and the untapped potential? In the past, scientists have embedded light-absorbing films inside the window glass. But those solar windows tend to have a reddish or brown tint that architects find unappealing. The new solar window technologies, however, absorb almost exclusively invisible ultraviolet (UV) or infrared light. That leaves the glass clear while blocking the UV and infrared radiation that normally leak through it, sometimes delivering unwanted heat. But by cutting heat-gain while generating power, the windows "have huge prospects," Wheeler says, "For example, a large office buildings could powering itself". But he says it's a safe bet to expect that future buildings won't draw all their power from the grid. They will generate it, too. "Builders have to put in windows anyway," Wheeler says. "Why not piggyback on those windows? Or let's start retrofitting existing buildings and let them start generating their own electricity and go total net-zero energy."
There is a huge beneficial impact of this new technology. For instance, if installed on four sides of a 50-story building, the windows could cover about six acres of glass and generate 1.3 gigawatt-hours of energy (a gigawatt is a billion watts). To put that in perspective, 1 gigawatt of power will provide enough energy for about 700,000 homes. The population of Seattle is estimated at 659,000. One building could power an entire city. The company calculates that the system could fully pay for itself in a year, far faster than rooftop solar.
Existing properties, especially the five million tall towers that consume almost 40% of the electricity generated in the United States, are perfect candidates for this new technology. It can be applied directly on to existing windows of commercial buildings, for which there are an estimated over 430 million square feet of windows in the U.S. alone.
In New York City for example, one building, The Central Park Tower is 1,550 feet tall. That's three times "a 50-story building" and could generate 3 x 1.3 = 3.9 gigawatt-hours of energy. Or power 2,175,000 homes.
The Innovative thin-film PV technology uses a 'fastening system' on one side and a transparent electricity-generating liquid coating on the other for installation on commercial and residential buildings. Solar Window coatings are applied as liquids at room temperature and atmospheric pressure, ideal for low-cost, high-throughput manufacturing. And in new construction, when glass is manufactured it can be coated with Solar Window electricity-generating liquids and fabricated right into the window. Then windows can be installed on all sides of tall towers, generating electricity using natural; and artificial, low, shaded, and reflected light conditions. Conventional solar simply does not work in shaded areas or perform under artificial light. Traditional solar also requires direct sunlight.
A key advantage for Solar Window applications is that all four sides of a tower becomes a clean power-generator. And most Importantly, Solar Window can to generate electricity from artificial light such as the fluorescent systems found inside offices, schools, and commercial buildings. Today's solar systems do not perform well indoors or under artificial light.
In comparison to conventional crystalline the Solar Window coatings have numerous advantages: Designed to generate electricity on glass, enhancing the performance of today's typically insulated commercial and residential windows. Traditional solar cannot be applied to glass windows. See-through, with high level of 'visible light transmission.' Traditional solar is not see-through. Able to generate significant electricity from natural, artificial or even shaded light. Traditional solar does not work in artificial or shaded light.
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You can create tuple variable easily using Python simple methods. You can access each element of the tuple in different ways. Perform Loop through each element of the tuple in Python.
But, what are the rules to create a tuple variable in Python? Well, here are the different methods of the tuple with the example given in the below sections. You can create your own tuple elements and perform certain operations given below.
First of all, you should know what is a tuple in Python. So, let's start learning different methods given below one-by-one.
A tuple is a collection of ordered elements and cannot be changed. It is a sequence of elements just like Python list but enclosed within the parenthesis or round brackets.
A tuple can contain elements of different data types including string and integers. You can access each element but cannot add or modify elements using Python.
The elements of the tuples are arranged in sequence with the assigned index starts from zero(0). The tuple elements are enclosed within the round brackets with comma-separation.
To create tuple variable in Python, you have to enclose the elements within the round bracket. You can include the string as well as the integer elements in the tuple.
There is little difference between the list and tuple. The list elements are enclosed within the square bracket. While tuple element enclosed within the round brackets. The element can be placed in the tuple with comma separation.
The above example prints the elements in the output. The output prints all the elements enclosed within the round brackets.
However, you can print only the required elements with the access methods given below.
The tuple elements are enclosed within round brackets and indexed like the array. In order to access tuple elements, you have to use the index operator() of Python.
The elements of the tuple start from the index zero(0). So, if you want to access the first element of the tuple. You have to use the index operator() with zero(0) as its argument. Check the example given below accessing 1st and 3rd elements of the tuple.
The above example showing the 1st and 3rd tuple elements in the output. You can access a single element of the tuple using the above method. However, you also access more than one tuple elements using the slice operator.
To learn about the slice operator and access more tuple elements, read further.
Slicing is another method of Python to access more than one element of the tuple. Probably, the above method can be useful if you want to get an only single element. But this method gives you even more elements on a one-time use only.
You have to use the slicing operator([:]) of Python to access elements. There are two arguments you have to pass before and after the colon(:). The first argument is the starting index while the second argument is the end index.
The above example prints the three elements starting from index 1st to 4th. The output contains the elements enclosed within the round brackets.
If you want to iterate through each element of the tuple. You can use the Python loop which gives you all the individual elements. Get or print each element without any round brackets of the tuple. To get this, you have to use the below-given example with Python for the loop.
The above example showing all the tuple elements prints in the output. Single element prints in every single row in the output.
You can simply get the size of any tuple variable by using the Python len(). The len function takes the single argument as the tuple variable. If you want to print the length of the tuple variable, you have to use the below-given example.
There are six elements in the tuple given in the above example. The above output showing that the tuple variable is of size 6. It counts both the string as well as the integer elements of the tuple.
A tuple variable of python is unchangeable. That means you cannot add, update and delete the elements of the tuple variable. But you can access or perform other above-given operations with the tuple variable.
If you perform various manipulations like add using the python function append() and insert(). The output will give the same number of elements of tuple without any change.
Also, if you use deletion operations with the tuple elements using the pop(), del() or remove(). It again gives you the same number of tuple elements without any change in the output.
Tuples are once created cannot be changeable while the list elements are changeable.
Tuple elements are enclosed within the round bracets. While the list elements are enclosed within the square brackets().
You can delete list elements with Python available functions. While you cannot delete tuple elements using the various delete functions of Python.
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Think beyond the book this year for your space unit and get kids exploring the solar system in a new way!
The Rockwell Adventures – Solar System Expedition space colony design challenge combines augmented reality with traditional paper pencil learning to get kids thinking about science, math, engineering and technology. This design challenge takes learning about space to a whole new frontier, getting kids to analyze data and think creatively.
What is The Rockwell Adventures – Solar System Expedition space colony design challenge?
The Rockwell Adventures – Solar System Expedition space colony design challenge is an augmented reality workbook. It is an interactive program that uses a book and hand held technology device to enrich students space education. Students use an app to scan pages of the book and they "come to life" as an interactive video begins on the child's screen.
The child taps the screen to send a probe to each planet that collects data. A chart is provided for these data collections and once the data has been collected, they are asked to analyze and create a base for a colony on any one of the planets.
These STEM adventure books are designed for students in 3rd through 5th grade. A second version is designed for students in 6th – 8th grade. The Rockwell Adventures uses augmented reality, a technology enhanced virtual field trip to get students thinking like an engineer.
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After printing the pages, I made copies of the data recording sheets so that more than one child could complete this Solar System Expedition Space Colony Design Challenge.
The program can be done as individuals or pairs. If working together in pairs, one student can hold the device and the other records notes. As there is 8 planets to record data on (the sun has been completed for you) each child can press buttons for 4 and take notes for 4.
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A New Paris Hilton Era Is Upon Us
By Mia Mercado
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The aughts are back, baby! Bennifer is together once again. Britney Spears is getting some long-overdue support. And now, we're at the dawn of a new Paris Hilton era. On Tuesday, Netflix dropped the trailer for Hilton's forthcoming cooking show, Cooking With Paris.
In the newly released trailer, we see the titular host in the kitchen cooking or at least giving it her very best try. She's making burgers with a bedazzled spatula. She's whisking while wearing rhinestone-encrusted fingerless gloves. She's asking the big questions, like "What is 'zest lemon'?" and "What's a tong?" and even "What is a toe-ma-tilio?" (I'm assuming she's talking about tomatillos.) "I'm a natural," she says in her signature vocal fry. Yes, Paris. Yes, you are.
Inspired by her viral YouTube series, each of the show's six episodes will feature some of Hilton's friends/sous-chefs, including Kim Kardashian West, Nikki Glaser, Demi Lovato, Saweetie, Lele Pons, Kathy Hilton, and Nicky Hilton. Notably missing from the lineup is fellow Simple Life alum Nicole Richie; I'm guessing that means we won't get a reprise of their signature hit, "Sanasa." Though Hilton does hum a little song as she's eating with Kim Kardashian, so I'll take what I can get.
On Tuesday, "Page Six' also reported that Hilton — who is somehow 40?! Help! What is time!? — was expecting her first child with fiancé Carter Reum. However, Hilton denied the rumors on her This Is Paris podcast, telling listeners, "The only thing in my oven at the moment is my 'sliving lasagna.'" You can watch Cooking With Paris on Netflix starting Wednesday, August 4.
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was with almost delirious joy that he felt himself to be a part of the handiwork of the Almighty. To him cliff, air, cloud, flower, tree, bird, and beast,— all were manifestations of a unifying God. The great public service of John Muir was leading the nation through his writings to appreciate the grandeur of our mountains and the beauty and variety of their plant and animal life, and the consequent necessity for holding forever as a heritage for all the people the most precious of these great scenic areas. Probably to his leadership more than to that of any other man is due the adoption of the policy of national parks. Of a man who is likable, it is a commonplace to say that all who knew him loved him; but this was so intensely true of Muir that one feels he should have a stronger word than love. For his friends, mingled with love, were ardent admiration for his tall, thin, sinewy frame, and almost worship for the inner fire which burned upon his strong and noble face. The story of Stickeen reveals the adorable qualities of the man as well as the finer qualities of a dog. Here are the impressions of his companion, the missionary Young, to whom Muir told the story of Stickeen after that memorable day and evening upon Taylor Glacier: "Finally Muir broke the silence. 'Yon's a brave doggie,' he said. Stickeen, who could not yet be induced to eat, responded by a glance of one eye and a feeble pounding of the blanket with his heavy tail. [16] "Then Muir began to talk, and little by little, between sips of coffee, the story of the day was unfolded. Soon memories crowded for utterance, and I listened till midnight, entranced by a succession of vivid descriptions the like of which I have never heard before or since. The fierce music and grandeur of the storm, the expanse of ice with its bewildering crevasses, its mysterious contortions, its solemn voices were made to live before me. "When Muir described his marooning on the narrow island of ice surrounded by fathomless crevasses, with a knife-edged sliver curving deeply 'like the cable of a suspension bridge' diagonally across it as the only means of escape, I shuddered at his peril. I held my breath as he told of the terrible risks he ran as he cut his steps down the wall of ice to the bridge's end, knocked off the sharp edge of the sliver, hitched across inch by inch and climbed the still more difficult ascent on the other side. "But when he told of Stickeen's cries of despair at being left on the other side of the crevasse, of his heroic determination at last to do or die, of his careful progress across the sliver as he braced himself against the gusts and dug his little claws into the ice, and of his passionate revulsion to the heights of exultation when, intoxicated by his escape, he became a living whirlwind of joy, flashing about in mad gyrations, shouting and screaming 'Saved, saved!' the tears streamed down my face."1 It was especially fitting that, in recognition of Muir's great public service to conservation through ^Alaska Days with John Muir, S. Hall Young, pp. 187- [17 1
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Vilém Flusser's Philosophy of Language is published in a serial by Flusser Archive among already published Flusseriana, Natural: Mind, On Doubt and Post-History and upcoming Language and Reality, Foundational Concepts of Western Thought and The Influence of Existential Thought Today . Ten articles compiled in this edition were the original Flusser's lectures held at Brazilian Institute of Philosophy (IBF) in São Paulo in 1965 and consequently published with Brazilian Institute of Technology and Aeronautics (ITA) Journal . Translated from Portuguese by Rodrigo Maltez Novaes, the book is added an introduction by Sean Cubitt providing substantial historical account for this particular manuscript, being important especially to the English speaking public, as only after a great popularity of his media theory and philosophy of technology.
At the same time in ontology he is a dualist, distinguishing language from reality, which can be experienced only after the language. Structuring the reality from two-dimensional, three-dimensional, and finally mystic, Flusser paints Platonist ontology as mysticism, so it is no wonder that in his philosophical system (sketched at pp. 15-16), he replaces metaphysics of the theory of being with cosmology. By eliminating external reality, almost as being an epiphenomena, he concentrates on philosophy as the analysis of the true self, which exists dynamically in conversation with nothingness. Despite this stratified world, translations are possible, so Flusser provides insight into horizontal and vertical translations in the lecture number IV, and that is the only lecture in which he provides not bibliography but instead a note on the whole lecture is his own "theory of knowledge" in which knower and knowledge, external world and self, are but a two aspects of the same discourse, to which language is primordial.
Consequently, as the world is language-based, philosophy is itself a "small talk," which, Flusser means, talk that is not having any utilitarian purpose outside of the conversation or speech that is not performative for which he criticizes Marxism. Instead of taking Marxist point, being weak on instrumentalism, Flusser builds his philosophy between the two, to contemporary approaches to philosophy. He takes two philosophies – Existentialism arising in France and Neopositivism built in the USA by the Vienna School – as paradigmatic to the way art and science are exercised, each on own side. In this edition Flusser shows himself knowledgeable of different philosophical systems he uses as antipodes for constructing own arguments: besides Existentialist versus Neopositivist, also Western, by which he means mainly German idealism, versus Indian in regard to philosophy of self.
Amazingly enough, even in this early work, from 1965, we are finding rhizomes of his latter theories fully connected to contemporary digital discourse, as for example his definition of metaphysics; "there must be a computer that is the computer of all computers" (p. 62/3). Besides topos, what can be recognized in Flusser's pre-media phase is his style of writing. Flusser's texts, as writings the philosophy of photography and theory of technical image, are highly seductive, at certain points so flirting that it produces a question of there has been a slippery argument inside. Readers may find being overly convinced in points they would never have chosen to defend. Besides being a small booklet, enforcing quick reading and concentration, Philosophy of Language by Vilém Flusser is one of these books you will wait to read until finding a perfect place for a full intellectual hedonism.


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Bernard-Jean Antoine Marfan (Castelnaudary, 23 de junho de 1858 — Paris, 11 de outubro de 1942) foi um pediatra francês. Ele começou seus estudos de medicina em Tolosa, onde permaneceu por dois anos antes de se mudar para Paris. Ele descobriu a síndrome de Marfan em 1896.

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Rodeheaver Foundation Receives Grant to Create Military-style Obstacle Course to Honor Fallen Soldier Sgt. Timothy Officer.
One of our greatest success stories at the Ranch was Tech Sgt. Timothy A. Officer, who was a Tactical Air Control Party Airman. After staying at the Ranch as a child, he later served 14 years in the Air Force, during which he deployed several times in Iraq and Afghanistan. He was awarded the Bronze Star twice, once with the "V" device for valor, and over 20 medals and ribbons. Sadly, he was killed in 2015 after a parachute-training incident during a military free fall training at Eglin Air Force Base, Florida. Tim visited the Ranch right before the accident, showing interest in building an obstacle course at the Ranch similar to ones he would use for military training and exercise. He was appreciative of the time he was able to spend at the Ranch as a child while his own father served in the military. We were awarded a grant from Lastinger Family Foundation and have completed building this military-style obstacle course in December 2017 for the boys, while helping to honor Tim's legacy.
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La Rimini Pallavolo è una società pallavolistica di Rimini fondata nel 1968.

Raggiunse il più alto risultato della sua storia nella stagione 1983-84 quando la squadra maschile, sponsorizzata Modulsnap, partecipò al campionato di Serie A2.

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