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You may think Harleys, leather and beer when you hear, "bike night." We think pedals, oxygen and fellowship good times! Join us each Wednesday night during the biking seasons. We usually meet at church at 6:30 p.m. and plan a route from there. All levels welcome!


Our friends from LA were visiting this weekend and it was a blast! We managed to show them quite a nice blend of tourist attractions and neighborhood hot spots. From riding the cable cars and eating sundaes at Ghirardelli to eating pastries from Tartine, ice cream from Bite-rite and sunning in Dolores Park - we definitely packed in more than a weeks worth of good food into two days!
And I managed to score this sweet neon pink watch for only $12 at a class Pier39 souvenir shop! Doesn't it compliment my cobalt speedies well?!


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Reducing transistor switching power; paper with superpowers; creating valley current.
One of the great challenges in electronics has been to reduce power consumption during transistor switching operation. However, engineers at University of California, Santa Barbara, and Rice University demonstrated a new transistor that switches at only 0.1 volts and reduces power dissipation by over 90% compared to state-of-the-art MOSFETs.
"The steepness of a transistor's turn-on is characterized by a parameter known as the subthreshold swing, which cannot be lowered below a certain level in MOSFETs," said Kaustav Banerjee, Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at UC Santa Barbara. A minimum gate voltage change of 60 millivolts at room temperature is required to change the current by a factor of ten in MOSFETs. In essence, the existing state of transistor technology limits the energy efficiency potential of digital circuits in general.
The research group took a new approach to subverting this fundamental limitation. They employed the quantum mechanical phenomenon of band-to-band tunneling to design a tunnel field effect transistor (TFET) with sub-60mV per decade of subthreshold swing.
"We restructured the transistor's source to channel junction to filter out high energy electrons that can diffuse over the source/channel barrier even in the off state, thereby making the off state current negligibly small," said Banerjee.
The TFET designed by the team used molybdenum disulphide as the current-carrying channel placed over a highly doped germanium as the source electrode, which offered an ideal surface and thickness of only 1.3nm.
"The crux of our idea is to combine 3D and 2D materials in a unique heterostructure, to achieve the best of both worlds. The matured doping technology of 3D structures is married to the ultra-thin nature and pristine interfaces of 2D layers to obtain an efficient quantum-mechanical tunneling barrier, which can be easily tuned by the gate," commented Deblina Sarkar, lead author of the paper and PhD student.
"We have engineered what is, at present, the thinnest-channel subthermionic transistor ever made," said Banerjee. The atomically-thin and layered semiconducting channel tunnel FET (or ATLAS-TFET) is the only planar architecture TFET to achieve subthermionic subthreshold swing (~30 millivolts/decade at room temperature) over four decades of drain current, and the only one in any architecture to achieve so at an ultra-low drain-source voltage of 0.1V.
Researchers at Linköping University in Sweden developed a new, papery material with the ability to store energy. One sheet, 15 centimeters in diameter and a few tenths of a millimeter thick can store as much as 1 F, similar to supercapacitors currently on the market. The material can be recharged hundreds of times and each charge only takes a few seconds.
"Thin films that function as capacitors have existed for some time. What we have done is to produce the material in three dimensions. We can produce thick sheets," says Xavier Crispin, professor of organic electronics at Linköping.
The material, which the researchers are calling "power paper," looks and feels like a slightly plasticky paper and the researchers have amused themselves by using one piece to make an origami swan — which gives an indication of its strength.
The structural foundation of the material is nanocellulose, cellulose fibers broken down as thin as 20nm in diameter using high-pressure water. An electrically charged polymer (PEDOT:PSS) in a water solution was added, which formed a thin coating around the fibers.
"The covered fibers are in tangles, where the liquid in the spaces between them functions as an electrolyte," explains Jesper Edberg, a doctoral student who conducted the experiments.
The new cellulose-polymer material has set a world record in simultaneous conductivity for ions and electrons, which explains its exceptional capacity for energy storage. It also opens the door to continued development toward even higher capacity. Unlike the batteries and capacitors currently on the market, power paper is produced from simple materials – renewable cellulose and an easily available polymer. It is light in weight, it requires no dangerous chemicals or heavy metals and it is waterproof.
Giving a boost to a future of "valleytronics," researchers at the University of Tokyo demonstrated an electrically controllable valley current device that converts conventional electrical current to valley current, passes it through a long (3.5 micron) channel, then converts the valley current back into charge current that can be detected by a measurable voltage. The research group used a graphene bilayer sandwiched between two insulator layers, with the whole device sandwiched between two conducting layers or 'gates', allowing for the control of valley.


The think-thank Demos has published a study on how populist parties and movements in Europe are using online and social media to involve young people. The study reveals how media-savvy political groups of the right can push an agenda of xenophobia and extremism. In current economic conditions this could be catastrophic for democracy and social cohesion across Europe.
The Center for Intercultural Dialogue and Translations launched a report analysing video evidence from Maspero incident in Egypt. People expect that after the Egyptian revolution in January 2011, the way Egyptian national TV presents the news will change. Unfortunately, the reports of Egyptian national TV on Maspero incidents in October 2011 show that the coverage was still characterised by confusion and mixing up news.
Women in the UK radio industry are significantly under-represented at senior levels, according to a new report produced by Skillset for Sound Women, a new organisation dedicated to highlighting the issues faced by women in the radio industry.
The Association of Professional Journalists (AJP) has published the first study that examines the diversity and equality in the French-speaking press in Belgium. The study examined 2225 articles of six newspapers over a period of 3 days.
The Council of Europe in Strasbourg is calling for media to step up and focus more attention on the plight of people and communities who are the victims of discrimination, poverty and social exclusion.


Horseback riding is a popular activity for people of all ages but it has a high risk of injury. All too often, riding injuries occur due to lack of education or understanding of equine behavior and proper riding practices. In fact, a current study shows that half of equine-related injury patients believe their injuries were preventable and due to rider error. Through Saddle Up Safely, UK HealthCare seeks to educate current and future riders about the simple steps that can be taken to prevent accidents.
Saddle Up Safely is partnering with Equine Guelph to provide members of its partner organizations with short, easily-accessible training programs so members have the opportunity to stay up-to-date on the latest information and education in regard to equine safety and welfare.
Saddle Up Safely is partnered with equine and safety organizations throughout the United States, and as a member of these partnership organizations, you will receive a 10% discounted rate when registering for adult or youth (ages 13-17) versions of the Horse Behaviour & Safety short online course, as well as our new Equine First Aid course.
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Once, 78 Clinton Street was an icy battleground.
few years after I moved into the building at 78 Clinton Street on Manhattan's Lower East Side, the landlord decided he wanted to sell it.
But there was a hitch in his plan. Annoyingly, because of low-rent tenants protected by rent stabilization laws, no one wanted to buy the place —unless he managed to get rid of all the occupants first.
Though there was no organized resistance, many tenants refused to move. Soon after, and not so mysteriously, fires were set in vacant apartments. Heat and hot water were cut off for weeks at a time. The pipes froze. The lights in the hallway were mostly off.
Many in the building took the hint. After less than a year, they moved to a less problematic slum. But I'd be damned if I was going to let that landlord, or the one that followed, or the one after that, prevail.
I stuck it out. In a nearly vacant building, I crept trembling up the stairs in the dark. I hauled water in pots and buckets up from the restaurant on the corner, where a cook took pity and let me fill at the kitchen tap. I took my baths in a green plastic washtub. I stayed awake nights for fear of fire.
In the end, only two tenants remained — me and a man named Maxim Andreevich.
Many in the building took the hint. After less than a year, they moved to a less problematic slum. But I wouldn't move.
Max was an indomitable old Ukrainian who was paralyzed on one side of his body. He walked with a cane, dragging his dead leg along. He somehow managed to take care of himself without help from anyone. He was utterly alone.
If I was in the least tempted to flatter my sense of endurance, there was Max with his thousand-yard stare and a set to his jaw that bulldogs must have copied from Ukrainian peasants like Max.
"You? Tough?" Max didn't even have to say it aloud, let alone spit for emphasis.
For Max, what I might have considered virtuous hardship was just life. He climbed the same stairs, carried the same water, and bore the same cold. He did everything I did, except as a vulnerable old man with only one arm and one leg.
Over the three years Max and I resisted and defeated the attempts to move us out, he seemed to come around to the conclusion that I might not be completely useless. I did what I could for him without encroaching too much on his treasured independence.
In his clean orderly kitchen, I cut the fingernails of his right hand for him. Occasionally, I took his grocery list to the bodega and brought back eggs, bread, and cabbage. One day he gave me an envelope, and asked me to write on it an address: Mikhail Andreevich, Connecticut. "My brother," he said.
He did not mention the brother again.
Later, he instructed me to make a sign on a piece of cardboard and attach it to the wall above his kitchen table. He dictated: "When I die, I want be cremate." Verbatim. I held the cardboard down while he laboriously signed it in a scrawl at the bottom.
In the end, the City of New York seized the building at 78 Clinton Street for unpaid taxes. At about the same time, the super in a neighboring building told me of an available apartment just down the block, which would cost more —$85 a month —but had a real bathroom. And heat! That sold me, and because the City had taken over the building, I felt I could move without any sense of betraying Max.
But because the City was now the landlord, it was inevitable that Social Services would get wind of this 80-something-year-old living in an abandoned structure riddled with building violations. So, they removed Max against his will to a senior housing project near the East River.
Arson was commonplace in New York of the 1970s, particularly in the South Bronx, some set by landlords to free up rent-controlled apartments, others by tenants to qualify for better housing.
The last time I saw Max, it was in his modern new apartment. In these bright rectilinear surroundings, he looked smaller and more misshapen than he had in the small apartment on Clinton Street. The floor was covered with sanitary vinyl tiles. The walls were a cheery pastel pink. The light was a sensible fluorescent. The vinegary odor of his old apartment had not moved with him. He glowered at me from his new kitchen table like an irritable toad in a Delft teapot.
He nodded his head absently, and muttered "Tak, tak" — "Yeah, yeah" — a few times.
I thought he was going to refuse to talk to me.
"They bring me here, this place. I don't want, but no choice.
"They take me doctor. Doctor is crook.
"They bring grocer. Is not my grocer.
Max pointed to a new solid state clock radio sitting on the table next to him.
"It make me crazy!" He waggled his heavy eyebrows for emphasis.
"I turn on. It turn off. I go to sleep. It turn on. I want radio, it go BZZZZZZZZZ until I pull plug.
He sat nodding his head again for a moment.
Then a look of cold triumph spread over his ancient face.
Joe Scott was born Joseph Scott Fuller in 1947. He has played the roles of "red-diaper baby," quitter of college, radical leftist, icer on a salmon cannery slime line, tire warehouseman, carpenter in the World Trade Center towers, printing press operator, computer programmer, and husband and father — all to predominantly excoriating reviews. He now lives in Oakland, California with his partner of 14 years.


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Rebuilding a Honda CT70 Minibike with Aaron Colton
by Slaw Dog August 27, 2020, 1:55 pm
Slaw ain't much for bike build videos. Mainly because I can't change an oil filter without blowing an engine, so "rebuilding" anything doesn't much apply to me.
When I stumbled upon the latest build from Aaron Colton and Red Bull, I was intrigued. Firstly, because the Honda CT70 minibike is one of my favorite bikes ever! Secondly, because the production value behind these builds is usually top notch.
Well, this didn't disappoint, as Aaron rebuilt a beast.
"The CT 70 internationally is called the Honda Dax," he said. "To me, it's part of the Honda mini trail family and honestly [the mini trail family] is what lays the foundation for motorcycling, as far as normal consumer-based people riding motorcycles. The CT 70 was kind of from that same family, but the street legal version – I don't know the exact numbers, but internationally, I think they sold millions of them. It was super low priced. The motorcycle came out in 1968 and they sold through all the way to 1994. It had a really long run. It's always been a bike that I thought was super cool because really it's like a small, fun kick bike, but its street legal. This one you can literally go to the grocery store."
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Flaxseeds have a long and extensive history. Originating in Mesopotamia, the flax plant has been known since the Stone Ages. One of the first records of the culinary use of flaxseeds is from times of ancient Greece.
Charlemagne, the emperor who would be famous for shaping European history, was impressed with how useful flax was in terms of its culinary, medicinal, and fiber usefulness (flaxseed fibers can be woven into linen) that he passed laws requiring not only its cultivation but its consumption as well.
It was not until the early colonists arrived in North America that flax was first planted in the United States. In the 17th century, flax was first introduced and planted in Canada, who is today the major producer of these seeds, as well as the European Countries.


If your answer to "When's the last time you rode a bike?" is "childhood," this is the guide that will help you feel like a kid again.
Is there a Fat Girl's Guide you'd like to see us cover in the future? Horseback riding? Ice skating? Workout bras? Hammocks? Surfing?
Has one of our posts inspired you to try something outside of your comfort zone?
This week's fab photo of the week comes from the bold and sassy IamDraven. I love the daring, unapologetic sexiness - I wish every one of us could see through the foggy film we so often overlay on top of our lives and recognize this quintessential girl in ourselves.
Friday... oh, how I've missed you. You should really come around more often.
Do you promise to love, honor and cherish your heart as long as you both shall live?
Two weeks ago I almost fell over dead. The personal trainer that came complimentary for four weeks with my gym membership tightened the cuff around my arm and pumped. He looked at the reading, then at me.
Anybody else happy it's Friday? It's been quite a week in my world. Whew!
Man, I love Fridays. There's a certain freedom that comes with knowing you've made it to the end of another crazy week, isn't there?


The Apostle Paul, from Art in the Christian Tradition, a project of the Vanderbilt Divinity Library, Nashville, TN.
KEPE we beseche thee, O Lorde, thy Churche with thy perpetuall mercye: and because the frailtie of man without thee, cannot but fall: Kepe us ever by thy helpe, and leade us to al thynges profitable to our salvacion; through Jesus Christe our Lorde.
Robert Scott Lauder, 1803-1869. Christ Teaches Humility, from Art in the Christian Tradition, a project of the Vanderbilt Divinity Library, Nashville, TN.
The church will be open after the Eucharist for Heritage Week, there will be an organ and uileann pipe recital at 3 p.m.
ALMIGHTYE and everlastyng God, geve unto us the increase of faythe, hope, and charitie; and that we may obteine that whiche thou doest promise; make us to love that whiche thou doest commaunde, through Jesus Christe our Lorde.
Church and Exhibition open 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Church and Exhibition open noon - 3 p.m.
Organ and Uileann pipe recital 3 p.m.
There will be a main display about two people connected with St John's whose lives and families were impacted by the events of 1916 in Ireland and on the Western Front. They are Dr Charles De Burgh Daly of the Royal Army Medical Corps and Cathal MacDowell, who had been the organist at St John's and who joined the rebels at Boland's Mills.
Apart from the main displays, there will be a recital on Sunday 28th August at 3pm featuring music, songs and recitations from the Great War and from the 1916 Rebellion, some written by Cathal MacDowell who had been organist at St John's before he joined the Irish Volunteers. Music will be provided by Eoghan Ward, organist and Fionn Ó hAlmhain, uileann piper.
Only two weeks to go to Heritage Week and there will be interesting displays at St John's on Dr Charles De Burgh Daly who was fired on by Countess Markievicz , missing him by an inch, and Cathal MacDowell, former organist at St John's, who wrote the first arrangement of the National Anthem. 'Portals of Unpreparedness', a story told through words, maps and watercolours of the arrival of the Sherwood Foresters in Kingstown (Dun Laoghaire), and their march to Dublin and the Battle of Mount Street Bridge, will also be on display. It is the work of artist Peter Derbyshire and writer Leo Cullen.
Fire, from Art in the Christian Tradition, a project of the Vanderbilt Divinity Library, Nashville, TN.
ALMIGHTIE and everlastyng God, which art alwayes more ready to heare then we to praye, and art wont to geve more than eyther we desyre or deserve; Powre downe upon us the aboundance of thy mercy; forgeving us those thynges wherof our conscience is afrayde, and gevyng unto us that that our prayer dare not presume to aske, through Jesus Christe our Lorde.
of Jesus Christ your Son our Lord.
Feed the Hungry, from Art in the Christian Tradition, a project of the Vanderbilt Divinity Library, Nashville, TN.
ALMYGHTIE and mercyfull God, of whose onely gifte it cometh that thy faythfull people doe unto thee true and laudable service; graunte we beseche thee, that we may so runne to thy heavenly promises, that we faile not finally to attayne the same; through Jesus Christe our Lorde.
Vincent van Gogh, 1820-1888. Starry Night, from Art in the Christian Tradition, a project of the Vanderbilt Divinity Library, Nashville, TN.
GOD, which declarest thy almighty power, most chiefly in shewyng mercy and pitie; Geve unto us abundauntly thy grace, that we, running to thy promises, may be made partakers of thy heavenly treasure; through Jesus Christe our Lorde.


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It's Tom Waits who suggested that the piano had been drinking, but 176 aka Anthony Pateras and Chris Abrahams (The Necks) seem to want to work out what would happen if the piano took some methamphetamine.
Sorry to be sensationalist, but this is the most frenzied, ridiculous, totally insane album Pateras has released as part of his Immediata series. It's a maelstrom of sonic activity with the duo are just improvising on each octave of the piano and then layering them over each other. It's a wall of parts. A jarring hyperactive frenzy of split second notes forming together as an impenetrable force of nature. There is no nuance here. This is the trees, not the wood. Particularly initially. But then 20 odd minutes in to the single 50 minute piece, the density dips out – perhaps the players (or maybe even 3 virtual players) stop, leaving one and though its still ridiculously cartoon frenetic you can finally feel like you can get your breath back. And then of course it builds again.
It was recorded in 2005, and if anything it feels like a piano marathon. A test of will. The most wilfully insane experimental piano album you will ever hear. It's also funny and kind've macho, two descriptions you don't often hear when discussing piano duos. This is Ferrante and Tiecher doped to the gills running a piano marathon and getting busted by Ben Johnson. It's that insane. I don't know how this exists or who thought it made sense but I'm glad this madcap zany gruelling torturous feat of human endurance has appeared in our world. Experimental music needed this.


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F.E.A.R. X360 est Gold
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La version X360 de F.E.A.R. vient de passer Gold (c'est à dire que les disques sont partis à la duplication de masse). Le jeu sera vendu 60 euros à partir du 17 novembre en France.
Le communiqué complet (Anglais) se trouve dans la suite de la nouvelle.
Shipping today, October 24th, F.E.A.R. Extraction Point kicks off where the original game ended – with a bang. Once the hunter, now the hunted, your new mission is simple…escape. The Replicas are no longer your only nemeses, as powerful supernatural entities are wreaking havoc on everything and anything that crosses their path. You are trapped in a desolate city and your road to freedom hinges on the ability to destroy all that gets in your way. All new locations, weaponry and enemies combine to take the F.E.A.R. franchise to new levels of action and suspense in this first expansion pack for F.E.A.R. PC.
Appropriately shipping October 31st, F.E.A.R for Xbox 360 is THE paranormal action thriller. An unprecedented adrenaline rush of close quarters combat seamlessly melded with the spine-tingling, shocking intensity of the supernatural. F.E.A.R. for Xbox 360 is bound to be that Halloween treat all gamers will be wanting.
Already a critical and commercial smash on the PC, F.E.A.R. brings a new level of FPS game play to Xbox 360. The Xbox 360 will contain new levels, stunning visual effects for an intense "action movie" experience, and unpredictable encounters with combat adaptable A.I. Also expect frenetic multiplayer support for up to 16 players and the brand new Instant Action Mode which is a new arcade style action filled with close quarter's battles tracking player progress via XBOX Live leader boards. Prepare for the next generation of F.E.A.R.
F.E.A.R. Extraction Point ships on Oct 24th 2006 for PC, priced $29.99
F.E.A.R. ships on Oct 31st for Xbox 360, priced $59.99
To get more information on F.E.A.R., please visit www.whatisfear.com or www.fearfans.com.
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We will exhibit at "1st [Next Generation] Urban Development EXPO"
We will exhibit at the 1st [Next Generation] Urban Development EXPO "to be held at Tokyo Big Sight from Dec. 14th 2016 to Dec. 16th.
Urban development EXPO assumes Smart City, which is attracting attention in urban redevelopment for 2020 and compactification of rural cities, and the necessary technology for urban development such as "energy management", "next generation transportation system", "disaster prevention and security" will exhibit in this event.
Please come to our booth when visiting. Thank you.


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Fully interactive, live online, case-based webinar on Wednesday 4 and Thursday 5 November 2020
Spine Imaging Webinar 2020
A practical MSK and Neuro case-based webinar
For Consultants and Senior Trainees in Radiology, Spinal Surgery, Rheumatology, Emergency Medicine, Sports Medicine and those undertaking spinal intervention
Fully interactive webinar
Attendees will be provided with individual, secure access to the cases and advanced image viewing PACS software so that they can go through the cases with the faculty, simultanteously.
12 CPD Points
Attendees will be asked to evaluate each session and will be provided with a CPD certificate upon completion This course provides 12 CPD credits in accordance with the CPD Scheme of the Royal College of Radiologists
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Dr Rowena Johnson
Dr Rowena Johnson undertook her radiology training at Imperial College Hospitals, London followed by two competitive, internationally recognised fellowships in Musculoskeletal Radiology, namely at the Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, London, and Toronto, Canada. She has worked at several centres of excellence, including the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital (Stanmore), giving her varied and comprehensive experience. She has experience in managing elite sports players, including working with the team covering the Pan Am and Parapan Am Games. Prior to radiology, Dr Johnson worked as a Clinical Editor for the British Medical Journal. Her current roles as the Editor of the Royal College of Radiologists Newsletter and Advisory Editor to the Clinical Radiology journal ensures she stays at the forefront of new research and developments in her field. She lectures nationally and internationally and has organised several successful ongoing teaching courses.
Dr Rajat Chowdhury
Dr Rajat Chowdhury is a Consultant MSK Radiologist at Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. His clinical interests include the diagnosis and image-guided treatment of sports injuries, musculoskeletal conditions including orthopaedic and rheumatological disorders, spine, trauma, sarcoma and bone infection. Rajat read medicine at Oxford University, completed basic surgical training at St Mary's Hospital, Imperial College London, and clinical radiology training in Wessex. He completed a fellowship in musculoskeletal radiology at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, London with advanced fellowship training at the Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre, Oxford. His publications include lead author of 'Radiology at a Glance' and contribution to the forthcoming edition of 'Gray's Anatomy'. He was a NICE Scholar and awarded lifelong Fellowship of the British Institute of Radiology in 2014. He was appointed as Lead for MSK Trauma Imaging in Oxford in 2015 and Clinical Lecturer in Anatomy at The Queen's College, Oxford in 2017.
General radiologists and senior radiology trainees
Spinal Surgeons
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Visiting lecturer from Boston
Faculty of Consultant Musculoskeletal Radiologists, Neuroradiologists and Spinal Surgeons who are experts in their fields and from different hospitals in the UK
Interactive case-based approach with full access to the cases and an advanced image viewer to maximise learning, providing around 100 cases for you to interpret, and giving you immediate feedback following each case
Excellent peer interaction and collaborative learning using our online PACS system
a greater appreciation – through collaborative discussion – of issues relating to spinal intervention
Thirteen sessions over two days:
Spondyloarthritis and infection
Post-operative spine
Spinal canal abnormalities part 1
Thoracolumbar trauma
Cervical trauma
Spinal pathology in elite sports
Surgical procedures and implants
Non-vascular spinal intervention
Spinal canal abnormalities part 2: extramedullary and epidural
Paediatric spine
A brief introduction by the session lead.
Cases then reviewed by session lead whom will provide:
Take home messages
To provide Consultant Radiologists with a practical, stimulating and comprehensive update on in depth interpretation and reporting practice in spinal imaging:
practical (case-based learning);
stimulating (interactive, challenging cases, immediate feedback)
comprehensive (covering a full range of spinal imaging topics)
By the end of the course, the delegate will have:
a comprehensive understanding of spinal pathology in both specialist and district general settings;
improved skills in interpreting emergency spine pathology;
a more in-depth understanding of both routine and complex chronic spine abnormalities;
learned tips and tricks to avoid common misses and pick up on subtle abnormalities, particularly in relation to topics that are often inconsistently reported;
Degenerative spine [including cord compression]
Dr Rajat Chowdhury, Consultant MSK Radiologist, Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Dr Rowena Johnson, Consultant MSK Radiologist, Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Dr Richard Hughes, Consultant MSK Radiologist, Stoke Mandeville Hospital, Aylesbury
Spinal canal abnormalities part 1: spinal cord
Dr Matthew Maeder, Assistant Professor of Radiology, Division of Neuroradiology and Emergency Radiology, Darmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, New Hampshire
Dr Matthew Maeder, Assistant Professor of Radiology, Division of Neuroradiology and Emergency Radiology, Boston University School of Medicine
Non-vascular spinal intervention [including fusion imaging]
Dr Gina Allen, Consultant Radiologist, University Hospital Birmingham
and Dr David Wilson, Consultant MSK Radiologist, St Luke's Radiology, Oxford
Dr Sachit Shah, Consultant Neuroradiologist, National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery, Queens Square, London
Dr Elizabeth Dick, Consultant Radiologist and Hon Senior Lecturer, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
Cervical trauma [including the occipitocervical junction and anatomic variants]
Dr Qaiser Malik, Consultant MSK Radiologist, Basildon University Hospital
Dr Andrew Dunn, Consultant MSK Radiologist, Fortius Clinic
Mr Bedansh Chaudhary, Consultant Spinal Surgeon, Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Spinal tumours [including marrow abnormalities]
Dr Asif Saifuddin, Consultant MSK Radiologist, Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, Stanmore
Helen Cliffe, Consultant Neuroradiologist, Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust
Dr Matthew Maeder
Dr Matthew Maeder is an Assistant Professor at the Boston University Medical Center Department of Radiology. He earned an undergraduate degree in physics from the Ohio State University, where he researched interactions between light and matter using a femtosecond laser. He then went on to medical school at the University of Cincinnati, followed by radiology training at the Lenox Hill Hospital in New York. He is dual fellowship-trained in both Body MRI and Neuroradiology, both at the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center. His interests include diseases of the spinal canal and head and neck. Dr Maeder is experienced in a variety of spinal procedures including vertebroplasty, sacroplasty, facet joint synovial cyst rupture, and CT- or fluoroscopic-guided spine biopsy. He is currently on the faculty at Boston University specializing in Emergency and Neuroradiology.
Dr Asif Saifuddin
Dr Asif Saifuddin is a Consultant Musculoskeletal Radiologist at the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital NHS Trust in Stanmore. He earned his medical degree from The University of Manchester Medical School, undertook his radiology training in Leeds, and obtained a Fellowship of The Royal College of Radiologists. He is primarily interested in all aspects of musculoskeletal radiology, but in particular diagnostic and interventional imaging of musculoskeletal tumours.
Dr Elizabeth Dick
Dr Elizabeth Dick, MRCP, FRCR, MD, is a Consultant Radiologist and Honorary Senior Lecturer at Imperial College NHS Trust with expertise in Body MRI, Emergency, Trauma and MSK Radiology, subjects upon which she has published and lectured nationally and internationally. She completed a two-year Fellowship in Body MRI, during which time she earned her doctoral degree. She has published several books and a CD Rom for training Radiologists, and taught on numerous UK postgraduate courses to medical and paramedical specialists. She is Immediate Past President of the British Society of Emergency Radiology and President Elect of the European Society of Emergency Radiology 2017-2019.
Dr Sachit Shah
Dr Sachit Shah is a consultant in diagnostic neuroradiology at the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery at Queen Square. Dr Shah studied medicine at University College London, and undertook postgraduate training in medicine at Hammersmith and Guy's & St Thomas' Hospitals, and the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery. Following this, he trained in radiology at Imperial College Hospitals, before undertaking subspecialist training in neuroradiology on the Pan-London Neuroradiology Fellowship. In addition to wide ranging expertise including stroke, pituitary and dementia imaging, Dr Shah has a specialist interest in the imaging of peripheral nerve and muscle disorders. Dr Shah also holds an academic post at the UCL Institute of Neurology, and is a lecturer on the UCL Advanced Neuroimaging MSc programme.
Dr David Wilson
Dr David Wilson trained at King's College Hospital, London and the Oxford Radcliffe Hospitals. His primary interest is in the application of modern imaging techniques to disorders of the locomotor system and spine intervention. He has undertaken original work in the application of diagnostic ultrasound to joint, muscle, and soft tissue disease with particular attention to joint effusion and congenital dysplasia of the hip. He has over 20 years of experience in vertebroplasty and is the author of publications on multicentre controlled trials on the treatment of insufficiency fractures. He has established innovative training courses in the UK in musculoskeletal ultrasound in Oxford and Bath. He teaches internationally and is a leader in the development of ultrasound in musculoskeletal disease and injection techniques in the spine.
Mr B Roy Chaudhary
Mr B Roy Chaudhary is one the highest rated Neurosurgical Spinal Consultants in the UK*. He is a private Neurosurgeon/Spine Surgeon in Oxford having received gold medals, multiple scholarships and awards for his research and patient feedback on spinal and neurosurgical conditions. These include the Harry Morton Fellowship from the Royal College of Surgeons of England and the British Association of Spine Surgeons President's Fellowship Award. He is also a NHS consultant at Oxford University Hospitals having trained at Imperial College, London (M.Sc, Surgical Technology), University of Toronto (International Spinal Fellowship) and Cambridge, UK (NTN/Residency). *http://bit.ly/2fDh10M
Dr Andrew Dunn
Dr Andrew Dunn completed radiology training on the Mersey School of Radiology in 2005, and completed a fellowship in musculoskeletal imaging from the University of Toronto in 2006. Andrew is a consultant and honorary clinical lecturer at the Royal Liverpool University Hospital.
Dr. Dunn has a specialist interesting in the imaging of sports injury, and provides imaging services to many Premier League and Championship football clubs, Super League Rugby Clubs and other elite sports institutions throughout the Northwest region, and was a member of the MSK imaging team for the London 2012 Olympic Games.
Andrew maintains an active role in education, teaching on the Mersey School of Radiology and the Northern Deanery Fellowship of Sports and Exercise Medicine training programme.
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Q: Override max length error message in MVC I am trying to override the max length error message in ASP.net MVC. Basically, I would like to make the error message string as follow:
[DisplayName] length should not be more than [x]. However, I do not know how to include the displayname attribute value inside.
public class MyMaxLengthAttribute : MaxLengthAttribute
{
    public MyMaxLengthAttribute(int length) : base(length)
    {
        ErrorMessage = "What should I input here"
    }
}

A: If you use the StringLengthAttribute {0} refers to the display name and {2} refers to the length.
public class MyMaxLengthAttribute : StringLengthAttribute
{
    public MyMaxLengthAttribute(int length) : base(length)
    {
        ErrorMessage = "{0} length should not be more than {2}"
    }
}

A: Hi I don't have access to a computer here, but I believe you have to do something along the lines of.
public class MyMaxLengthAttribute : MaxLengthAttribute
{
     private static String CustomErrorMessage = "{0} length should not be more than {1}";
     public MyMaxLengthAttribute(int length) : base(length)
     {
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     {
        if (!String.IsNullOrEmpty(ErrorMessage))
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            ErrorMessage = MyErrorMessage;
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You are here: Information > New look Port Sunlight Museum opens this weekend!
New look Port Sunlight Museum opens this weekend!
From Wirral Globe
Port Sunlight Museum is set to re-open its doors this Saturday 16th February, following a major revamp.
The historic village's museum has had refurbishments done to its gift shop and permanent exhibitions as well as the creation of a brand new special exhibitions gallery.
The changes are part of a five-year development plan as Port Sunlight celebrates its 125th anniversary this year and Unilever brand PG Tips have also signed up to sponsor the museum's Winter Food Festival.
And the village trust's chief executive Lionel Bolland said Port Sunlight was continuing to grow and attract more visitors.
He said: "We're in a period of real change and growth.
"The Museum makeover includes the creation of a special exhibitions gallery, improvements to the permanent exhibitions, gift shop and new visitor signage.
"Coupled with this is the exciting news of our sponsorship deal with Unilever PG Tips. I'm delighted and their support is an important development for our ambitious plans in 2013.
"Funding for our refurbishment project has come from Port Sunlight Village Trust and the Biffa Award, which awards grants to community and environmental projects across the UK.
"We are very grateful to have the support of the Biffa Award to assist the Trust in their development of the Museum."
..And museum manager Katherine Lynch said the new-look museum would help to boost local tourism.
She said: "Port Sunlight Museum gives visitors a chance to discover the history of the village, its creator 'Soap King' William Hesketh Lever and his vision for the village and its residents.
"The improvements will also enable us to explore some new themes in the permanent exhibitions such as the Garden City Movement, early urban planning, the development of the village, soap making and the history of Lever Brothers Port Sunlight.
"2013 marks the 125th anniversary of the founding of Port Sunlight and these improvements are a key part of our celebration plans. I predict they and the Museum will make a significant impact on the tourism pound in Wirral this year."


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If your dog needs a walk when you are away then Stay At Home Paws can help. We can take your dog or dogs to their preferred walking place or to our walks around the Epilepsy Centre near Chalfont Common. This has off-road walks with plenty of wooded areas and fields. We can do long or short walks to suit your needs. We only take dogs from one family at a time and keep the animal on a long extendible lead until we are confident that we have full control over your pet.
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Geraldine is passionate about animal welfare and believes that all animals should be treated with kindness, respect and understanding. Most of her life has been shared with cats and dogs and guinea pigs.
She currently is the proud owner of Hattie & Holly, these are two rescued tabby ladies.
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'Mississippi Burning' civil rights case closes after 52 years
Andrew Goodman, James Earl Chaney and Michael Schwerner Credit: Rex
21 June 2016 • 3:25am
FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation)
One day short of the 52nd anniversary of three civil rights workers' disappearance during Mississippi's "Freedom Summer," state and federal prosecutors said on Monday that the investigation into the slayings is over.
The decision "closes a chapter" in the state's divisive civil rights history, Mississippi attorney general Jim Hood said.
"The evidence has been degraded by memory over time, and so there are no individuals that are living now that we can make a case on at this point," Mr Hood said.
He said, however, that if new information comes forward because of the announcement that the case is closed, prosecutors could reconsider and pursue a case.
The 1964 killings of James Earl Chaney, Andrew Goodman and Michael Schwerner in Neshoba County sparked national outrage and helped spur passage of the 1964 Civil Rights Act. They later became the subject of the movie "Mississippi Burning."
On Monday, their relatives said the focus should not be only on the three men, but on all the people killed or hurt while seeking justice.
"The civil rights period was not about just those three young men," said the Rev Julia Chaney Moss, Chaney's sister and a New Jersey resident. "It was about all of the lives."
The famous case is one of more than 125 unsolved cases from the civil rights era that the FBI re-examined after launching its "Cold Case Initiative" in 2006. Congress set aside millions of dollars in 2007 through the Emmett Till Unsolved Civil Rights Crime Act for such investigations. But most of those cases haven't resulted in prosecution.
The 1964 slaying of the black owner of a shoe shop in Ferriday, Louisiana, has resulted in no prosecutions despite news articles linking a man from Rayville, Louisiana, to the crime. The Justice Department in 2011 closed an inquiry into the 1965 killing of a Pelahatchie, Mississippi, man who was shot by a constable, despite witnesses who question the officer's version of events.
"While legal and factual impediments sometimes prevent us from bringing cases we wish that we could, the Civil Rights Division remains dedicated to pursuing racially-motivated crimes wherever the facts allow," Vanita Gupta, head of the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division, said in a statement on Monday.
Rita Bender, right, with James Chaney's sister Barbara Chaney Dailey in 2005 Credit: Getty Images
Rita Bender, Schwerner's widow, said she hopes the decision will spark further reflection in Mississippi about the state's legacy of prejudice. She said she believes state leaders haven't learned the lesson of the slayings, because Mississippi is still flying a state flag with the Confederate battle emblem, legislators recently passed a bill that Ms Bender says enables discrimination against gay people, and she said the state does a poor job in providing services to African-American citizens.
"As a nation, we have to come to terms without our racist past and our continuing inability to move past it," said Ms Bender, a lawyer in Seattle.
Chaney, Goodman and Schwerner had worked to register African-American voters. They disappeared June 21, 1964, while investigating the burning of a black church. Their bodies were found weeks later in an earthen dam.
Mr Hood says the US Department of Justice recently released findings to his office that led to the decision to close the case. He presented to reporters a 48-page report by the FBI which outlines the federal investigation that ultimately led authorities to conclude the deaths were part of a Ku Klux Klan conspiracy authorised by Sam Bowers, a Mississippi Klan leader who lived in Laurel.
Edgar Ray Killen after his 2009 trial Credit: Rex
In 1967, eight people were convicted of federal civil rights violations related to the killings of the three workers. In 2005, Mr Hood and the Neshoba County prosecutor won three manslaughter convictions against white supremacist Edgar Ray Killen, who remains in prison.
Mr Hood said officials had considered possible cases against Jimmy Lee Townsend and James "Pete" Harris. Townsend, 69, declined comment on Monday when reached by telephone. The Associated Press could not locate Harris.
All surviving suspects were presented to a grand jury in 2005, Mr Hood said, with grand jurors indicting only Killen. He said not enough new evidence has been developed since then for him to believe anything could change.
"I think that everything has been done that could possibly be done," Mr Hood said.
Harris allegedly recruited members of the KKK in Meridian to kill the three men and Townsend allegedly remained with a disabled car on the night that other Klansman went carry out the slayings.
Harris was acquitted in the original prosecution of the case, according to the FBI report. Townsend was charged in preliminary charging documents but was never indicted, the report says.
"For these participants, the good Lord will have to deal with that," Mr Hood said.
In recent years, Mr Hood said, authorities had tried to develop a case against one person for lying to an FBI agent. But he said a witness declined to sign a statement at the last moment. He did not identify the person or the witness.


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Drive by Leahy's today and see what's different from what you see in this postcard.
My grandfather on my father's side owned Monte's Drive-in restaurant across the street from Leahy's Motel. My brother and cousins worked at the restaurant every summer. My grandfather and Mr. Leahy were friends and after working all day we walked across the street to Leahy's to go swimming. My grandfather on my mother's side is Frank Balton as in Balton sign company who brought neon to Memphis. My grandfather Frank Balton made the first neon Holiday-Inn sign for Kemmons WIlson's first Holiday Inn on Summer Ave. I will purchase a book for history sake. Good stuff!!


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Second, political solutions. The ultimate goal of UN peacekeeping is to facilitate the settlement of disputes by political means. The primacy of politics should be reflected in every aspect of the peacekeeping operations.
Third, mandate by the Security Council. This is what the peacekeeping operations are based on and where improvements are called for. The mandate must be achievable and focused, as sweeping and unrealistic mandate would be counter-productive. Member States must provide peacekeeping operations with adequate resources in a timely fashion to match their mandate. Efforts must also be made to monitor and improve efficiency in the use of resources.
Fourth, peacebuilding. It is the natural next step of peacekeeping. While striving to bring security and stability, peacekeepers should also contribute to local capacity-building, thus laying the foundation for poverty alleviation, sustainable development and enduring peace in the host country.
Fifth, strong partnership. This is what underpins the success of every peacekeeping operation. Greater synergy must be developed between host countries, troop- and police-contributors and financial contributors. The African Union's independent peace mission is a laudable effort to seek African solutions to African issues. China supports the UN in providing sustained and predictable funding assistance to this effort.
China is both a firm supporter and an active contributor to UN peacekeeping operations. To date, China has sent 37,000 military and police officers to UN peacekeeping operations. Twenty-one of them have made the ultimate sacrifice in their line of duty.
In 2015, President Xi Jinping announced important steps at the UN Peacekeeping Summit. They have now been turned into a reality. An 8,000-strong peacekeeping standby force and a standby peacekeeping police force have been set up and are ready to go. China has deployed its first helicopter squad to UN peacekeeping operations in Africa. China is providing training for UN and national peacekeepers. Through the China-UN Peace and Development Fund, China is financing programs aiming to strengthen peacekeepers' safety and enhance the peacekeeping capacity of African countries. The results speak for themselves.
UN peacekeeping is at a new starting point. China stands ready to work with all peace-loving nations to see that the light of peace shines upon every corner of the globe.
Mr. Secretary General, thank you.


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Q: how to get server response and if server response is "Success" after show alert by JSON using objective c NSString *data = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"username=%@&password=%@",usertxt.text,pwdtxt.text,[NSNumber numberWithBool:YES]];
    NSData *postData = [data dataUsingEncoding:NSASCIIStringEncoding allowLossyConversion:YES];
    NSString *postLength = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%d", [postData length]];

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connection=[[NSURLConnection alloc] initWithRequest:request delegate:self];
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A: Try This
 Don't need to use JSON simply try this code to get response from server
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        NSLog(@"%@",string);
        NSURL *url = [NSURL URLWithString:string];
        NSMutableURLRequest *request = [NSMutableURLRequest requestWithURL:url];
        [request setHTTPMethod:@"POST"];

        NSURLResponse *response;
        NSError *err;
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        NSLog(@"responseData: %@", responseData);
        NSString *str = [[NSString alloc] initWithData:responseData encoding:NSUTF8StringEncoding];
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            alert.tag = 1;
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Volleyball Takes Alvernia Five Sets; Falls 3-2
Alvernia
Alvernia (4-2) 25 20 25 17 15 3
Goucher (0-5) 17 25 14 25 7 2
K: Kristen Sipling - 28
B: McKenna Achenbach - 2
D: A. Gruwell-Keating - 16
SA: 5 Players (#1, #7, #9, #16, #18) - 2
K: Greta Coss - 15
D: Katie Hessenius - 16
SA: 2 Players (#13, #14) - 3
WESTMINSTER, Md. – The Goucher College volleyball team (0-5, Landmark 0-0) dropped its match against Alvernia University in five sets on Friday evening.
The Gophers fell following a five-set match on Friday. Goucher dropped the first set, 17-25, before rebounding to take the second game, 25-21. Alvernia took two-of-three down the stretch to seal the win.
First-year Greta Coss (Bowie, Md.) led the Gophers in the match with 14 kills. She was followed by sophomore Sarah Weeden (Monmouth Junction, N.J.) and first-year Bianca Brown (North Brunswick, N.J.) with 11 and nine kills, respectively. The Golden Wolves were paced by Kristin Sipling with 26 total kills in the match.
First-year Katie Hessenius (Aldie, Va.) led the Gophers on defense with 15 digs. Weeden was next with eight digs while Coss and sophomore Virginia Estes (Homewood, Ala.) followed with seven digs each.
Sophomore Olivia Rhodes (St. Charles, Mizz.) dished the ball around, leading the team with 25 assists. She went on to deal out three service aces to join Estes with a team-high in the match. Weeden was close behind with two.
The Gophers were outpaced in hitting percentage (.336 to .144), kills (60-44), and assists (58-36), but tied the Golden Wolves in digs, 53-53.
Goucher bounces back tomorrow to take on St. Mary's (Md.) at 10 a.m. and McDaniel at 12 p.m. in Westminster.


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Mayank has been rested from Karnataka's next Ranji Trophy match
Mayank Agarwal has been rested from Karnataka's upcoming Ranji Trophy fixture against Mumbai, following a request made by the BCCI. Ajinkya Rahane and Prithvi Shaw, on the other hand, are expected to feature when the teams clash swords from the 3rd of January.
In case you didn't know
Agarwal had become a permanent feature in the Indian Test squad across 2019 and plundered a truckload of runs, especially in the home series against Bangladesh and South Africa.
Agarwal, akin to Rahane and Shaw has been selected to represent India A for the upcoming tour to New Zealand as the Indians look to prepare their premier Test batsmen for the challenge that lies ahead.
The tour begins on the 17th of January with the players expected to travel to the Southern Hemisphere nation on the 10th of January.
However, in light of the Karnataka right-hander's workload, a decision has been taken to withdraw him from his state's Ranji Trophy encounter against Mumbai.
As for the Mumbai pair, they're in line to take part in the contest, with Rahane only being touted to play the second four-day game of the New Zealand tour, which incidentally is in February.
Also see – PSL 2020 schedule
Shaw, meanwhile, has been allowed to make himself available for as many matches as possible, considering his recent return from a back-dated 8-month doping ban.
Mumbai were trounced in their last Ranji Trophy game against Railways whereas Karnataka emerged from a tricky tussle with a draw, although they conceded the first-innings lead to Himachal Pradesh.
Thus, both outfits would be looking to resurrect their campaign and get into the ascendancy early, especially keeping in mind the gruelling nature of the domestic season.
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Maternity Care Bills Advance
Joseph Cryan Joseph Vitale Linda Greenstein M. Teresa Ruiz Nellie Pou News & Releases Nilsa Cruz-Perez Ronald L. Rice
Health Committee Approves Bills Sponsored by Pou, Cryan, Cruz-Perez, Greenstein, Ruiz, Vitale & Rice
Trenton – Today the Senate Health, Human Services, and Senior Citizens Committee approved several bills concerning the quality of maternal health care in the state.
The bills, sponsored by Senator Nellie Pou, Senator Joseph Cryan, Senator Nilsa Cruz-Perez, Senator Linda Greenstein, Senator M. Teresa Ruiz, Senator Joseph Vitale and Senator Ronald Rice, are part of a larger maternal care package currently moving through the legislature.
The bills come in response to New Jersey's maternal mortality rate being one of the highest in the nation.
"It's clear New Jersey can make maternity care a lot better," said Senator Pou (D-Bergen/Passaic). "The mortality statistics are striking and with 42% of New Jersey births being paid for by Medicaid, we have a lot of influence over how to improve both the efficiency of services as well as the ability to boost incentives for the best care possible. I am proud the legislature is making the care for New Jersey mothers a major priority in 2019."
"Depression is common for women during pregnancy and after giving birth, but it often goes undiagnosed and untreated," said Senator Cryan (D-Union). "By securing federal funding to address maternal mental health we can make real progress to improve the health and wellbeing of pregnant women and new mothers in the state."
"Equipping new parents and parents-to-be with vital information on the resources available to them, during and after their pregnancy, and the rights they are entitled to as a parent is crucial in our effort to curb the maternal mortality epidemic we are facing," said Senator Cruz-Perez (D-Camden/Gloucester). "An informed public and a greater emphasis on interconception care would result in more mothers taking precautionary measures, during and after pregnancy"
"Many new parents and soon-to-be parents are not aware of where they can turn to for support," said Senator Greenstein (Mercer/Middlesex). "Generating awareness of resources and expanding the guidance and counseling provided to parents is needed to remedy the epidemic we are currently facing in the state."
"It is crucial that we empower women with the resources they need to make informed decisions about their reproductive health," said Senator Ruiz (D-Essex). "When women know their options and plan ahead they are able to align their reproductive care with their personal beliefs and long term goals."
"We need to improve our maternity care in New Jersey," said Senator Vitale (D-Middlesex). "By requiring Medicaid coverage for group prenatal care we can expand the services provided to soon to be mothers in our state. And taking better care of mothers, means taking better care of New Jersey."
"Doulas advocate extensively on behalf of pregnant women. In maternity health care, they do thankless jobs and go unrecognized for their work. I believe we should dedicate Doula Appreciation Day and Week during the month of March, Women's History Month, for the services they provide for women," said Senator Rice (D-Essex).
3364 – Sponsored by Senator Pou and Senator Cryan, the bill would require the Department of Health (DOH) and the Department of Human Services to identify and take steps to secure available federal funding to support maternal mental health. The bill was released from committee by a vote of 8-0.
3365 – Sponsored by Senator Pou and Senator Cryan, the bill would establish a perinatal episode of care pilot program in Medicaid. The bill was released from committee by a vote of 8-0.
3370 – Sponsored by Senator Cruz-Perez and Senator Greenstein, the bill would require the Commissioner of Health to establish a maternity care public awareness campaign. The bill was released from committee by a vote of 8-0.
3371 – Sponsored by Senator Cruz-Perez and Senator Greenstein, the bill would direct the DOH to develop standardized perinatal health curriculum for community healthcare workers. The bill was released from committee by a vote of 8-0.
3372 – Sponsored by Senator Cruz-Perez and Senator Greenstein, the bill would require the DOH to develop interconception care resources to enhance postpartum care for women. The bill was released from committee by a vote of 8-0.
3375 – Sponsored by Senator Ruiz, the bill would establish a maternal health care pilot program to evaluate shared decision-making tools developed by the DOH and used by birthing centers and hospitals providing maternity services. The bill was released from committee by a vote of 8-0.
3376 – Sponsored by Senator Ruiz, the bill would require the DOH to establish the "My Life, My Plan" program to support women of childbearing age in developing reproductive life plans. The bill was released from committee by a vote of 8-0.
3378 – Sponsored by Senator Ruiz, the bill would prohibit Medicaid, State Health Benefits and School Employee Health Benefits from covering certain non-medically indicated early elective deliveries. The bill was released from committee by a vote of 7-0.
3405 – Sponsored by Senator Vitale and Senator Kean, the bill would require Medicaid coverage for group prenatal care services under certain circumstances. The bill was released from committee by a vote of 8-0.
119 – Sponsored by Senator Rice and Senator Vitale, the resolution would designate March 22 of each year as "Doula Appreciation Day" in New Jersey. The resolution was released from committee by a vote of 8-0.
120 – Sponsored by Senator Rice and Senator Kean, the resolution would designate March 22 to March 28 of each year as "Doula Appreciation Week" in New Jersey. The resolution was released from committee by a vote of 8-0.
121 – Sponsored by Senator Ruiz, the resolution would encourage the DOH to develop a set of standards for respectful care at birth and to conduct a public outreach initiative to promote these standards to women and integrate the standards into routine clinical care and community engagement. The resolution was released from committee by a vote of 8-0.


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"Horror is the Foreground of Wonder."
Time Crime Book 2 – cover mock-up. Author image.
February has transformed into a respectable month for book sales – seven copies so far and just this week TC1 has sold in the USA (hardcover), U.K. (paperback) and Australia (eBook). Yay! And if, as they say, most books don't sell more than a hundred copies, well, I'm happy to declare that the Australian sale puts the novel at 101. Very modest numbers, certainly, and oftentimes it all seems so insignificant as to render the whole experiment of indie authorpreneurship a categorical failure. But thanks to the intrepid readers who have so far risked their hard earned cash on the book, it yet lives. Thank you.
Meanwhile, I continue to apply myself to the editing of TC2 and I've gone as far as to schedule a date of April 1 with my book designer for the cover artwork. For better or worse my vision for the cover is clear this time and I've mocked up my own rough version as a starting point, hence the unholy image that illustrates this post! For better or worse, indeed, right? But don't anybody panic about how bad this looks, it's just something to riff upon. I described the vision to the designer thus:
Vixy again embodies the emotional compass of the novel, hence her wide-eyed, down-gazing, eerily downlit or up-lit visage (via light from gleaming Ball?) if that works. Also Five's gauntleted fist, up thrust, seizing the Golden Ball. Otherwise, the context is sinister, claustrophobic entanglement, warped sci-fi horror and hard-boiled, plasma-pistol toting, trench coated pursuit seasoned with a dash of pulpy enthusiasm. The book's locales include indomitable mountains, impenetrably forested Northwest Coast islands, jungle-choked ruins prowled by tigers, mysterious temple caves and a riotously populated, sweaty Indian metropolis, all of which fuel the knotted, oppressive vibe and perhaps need only appear as reflections/intimations within the ball's gleaming surface (if that isn't too much). The book's epigraph, "Horror is the foreground of wonder", may help with the vibe.
Why not just let the designer run with things as before? Well, I'm all for serendipity, spontaneity, letting things go and seeing what happens. But things change, this time I've got a specific idea and I'm convinced it's futile to attempt to seek another lightning strike of good fortune of the type that happened with the first book. With TC1 it was all brand new and it was all I could do to feed images of book covers that I admired and sections of the manuscript to the designer and surrender to what she came up. We got lucky, I think, and that's that.
Now I know more about how it all works and I'm keen to respect the new dynamics. It's this way for anyone art-crafting anything, isn't it? That is, there is always that first significant foray that, if it works at all, if it enjoys any amount of success, forever stands as a thing's unreproducible arrival. Subsequent iterations and experiments possess a maturity born of worldliness let's call it that risk falling short of the original magic. Such is the nature of risk. Adventures involve trials. Quests can fail.
The key, I think, is authenticity. Where does your zeal reside? Name it, claim it and honor the new dynamic, come what may. There is no mythology without an image. And the mythology, hence the image, must change with the times, must incorporate the everchanging dynamic of the phenomenal world, all the while referencing the eternal quality, the mythos that resonates, inspires and fuels our experience of being properly alive. Affecting symbols may infect us with aesthetic arrest but they themselves are not static.
Such is the play-of-opposites universe that we inhabit, the paradox that we exist within, the predicament we endure living within a Mystery that yet bestows clues – little truths – as to its true nature, its veritelos and our own within it. The future really is the past and vice versa. The relationship is that of identity, hence metaphor, hence, in the best examples, myth. I've yet to discover a more evocative, apt and concise expression of the mythic experience. Living within a fully functional mythology replete with its affecting image or images inspires this worldview which indeed is more akin to an experience than a contemplation. Myth is lived; it is empirical first and only epistemic – to do with knowledge or the degree of its validation – after the fact of the affecting image(s).
Be skeptical about a person's experience, a UFO sighting for instance, and, if their experience is affecting enough, they will say, "I know what I saw." And what they perhaps really mean to express is, I saw what I know. It is an experience of reencountering something where there has been no previous encounter. Which is to say that aesthetic arrest is more than an expression of the happenstance of familiarity. It goes further up and further in, to borrow an oft quoted line from Joyce. The image resonates, somehow, not as an experience of encountering something new but rather as the experience of intimate and immediate understanding in a thing's full aspect. There is nothing to figure out about the image except to attempt to decipher, after the fact, the details of the phenomenon of its affect upon you. And perhaps others.
When others experience the thing as you do then the mythology is especially well rendered, forceful, fully expressed and functional, possessing a potent awe, cosmology, sociology and pedagogical psychology. The cross or crucifix and Christianity, for example. The image is understood and for the most part, if you identify with it, your experience is similar enough, at least, to that of other Christians as to allow for the members of the religion to identify sufficiently with each other.
I see what I know. This idea gets to the heart of the experience of aesthetic arrest. And when we attempt to render a 3D object into 2D by way of drawing it, for instance, those of us who either lack the technical skills of perspective or artist-craftsmen who intentionally ignore such skills will tend to illustrate all aspects of an object. We attempt to draw the table legs that we cannot see and all the perspectives at once. And of course children express this way of seeing-what-you-know effortlessly when given the means. I've discussed the hyper-dimensional challenges of drawing, such as they are, in a previous post, hence I won't elaborate here.
https://carnegieolson.com/blog/symbolic-forms-fits-of-tears-whats-in-a-drawing/
Horror is the foreground of wonder. This is from Campbell's The Power of Myth and communicates his suggestion that this is one way, at least, to break through, to transcend, to reveal things as they are, to experience the sublimity that leads to awe and aesthetic arrest. Not by way of gore; rather, by way of cosmic fright.
In this way, within this next novel, I intend to further, come what may, my influences in a manner that serves the stories and not the other way round. The energy of it all is intended to facilitate not force or otherwise appropriate. I'd hate to be accused of attempting to proliferate my philosophy (or, heaven forbid, an agenda) under the guise of writing science fiction, of merely pontificating and inevitably writing terribly pedantic and dull novels. Hell no. But the subtext within Time Crime that seeks to advance mythology in my own way is nevertheless present. It has to be because, as I've oftentimes said, it fuels the fiction. That it isn't to everyone's taste merely legitimizes, I think (or hope), the healthy and wholehearted peculiarity of the effort.
February 20, 2021 February 20, 2021 Carnegie Olson
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10 Inspiring Facts About Chief Of The Naval Staff Admiral R Hari Kumar
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Admiral R Hari Kumar, PVSM, AVSM, VSM, ADC assumed command of the Indian Navy on 30 November 2021 as the 25th Chief of the Naval Staff. He succeeds Admiral Karambir Singh, PVSM, AVSM, ADC who retires upon superannuation, after an illustrious career, spanning over forty-one years, in the Indian Navy.
Kumar was born on 12 April 1962 in Trivandrum, Kerala. He attended the Sacred Heart Convent School, Thanjavur, Carmel Convent School, Trivandrum and at Mannam Memorial Residential High School. He completed his pre-degree course at the Government Arts College, Thiruvananthapuram
Admiral R Hari Kumar is an alumnus of the prestigious National Defence Academy, Khadakwasla. He joined the 61st course of the National Defence Academy (NDA) in January 1979 and was assigned to the Juliet squadron. He graduated from the NDA in December 1981.
He was commissioned into the Indian Navy on 01 January 1983. In his career spanning over 38 years, he has commanded Coast Guard Ship C-01, IN Ships Nishank, Kora, Ranvir and the Aircraft Carrier INS Viraat.
A Gunnery specialist, he has held several key appointments, including Fleet Operations Officer and Fleet Gunnery Officer of Western Fleet, Executive Officer (EXO) of INS Vipul, Gunnery Officer (GO) of INS Ranjit, commissioning GO of INS Kuthar and commissioning crew of INS Ranvir.
His shore appointments include Command Gunnery Officer at HQWNC, Naval Advisor to Government of Seychelles, UN Mission in Somalia (UNOSOM II) at Mogadishu and Training Commander, INS Dronacharya.
As a Flag Officer, he has served as Commandant of the Naval War College at Goa, Flag Officer Sea Training (FOST), Flag Officer Commanding Western Fleet (FOCWF), Chief of Staff, Western Naval Command, Controller Personnel Services and Chief of Personnel (COP) at Naval Headquarters.
He has also served as the Chief of Integrated Defence Staff to The Chairman Chiefs of Staff Committee (CISC) at the critical junction during the creation of the institution of Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) and Department of Military Affairs (DMA).
During his career, he has been awarded the Vishisht Seva Medal (VSM) in 2010, the Ati Vishisht Seva Medal (AVSM) in 2016 and the Param Vishisht Seva Medal (PVSM) in 2021 for his service.
He is married to Kala Nair, with whom he has a daughter. He enjoys swimming, playing badminton, and walking.
He was the Flag Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Western Naval Command at Mumbai, prior taking over helm as Chief of the Naval Staff on 30 November 2021.
Here are some inspiring facts about Chief Of The Naval Staff Admiral R Hari Kumar that will motivate you to join the Indian Navy. JaiHind!
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