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Hearing set for sweeping changes to Escambia land use plan
The Escambia County Planning Board will hold a public hearing Tuesday to consider sweeping changes to the comprehensive land use plan for the county. The proposed changes have been greeted with skepticism by some — in response to potential impacts to the environment, school planning and quality of life.
Hearing set for sweeping changes to Escambia land use plan The Escambia County Planning Board will hold a public hearing Tuesday to consider sweeping changes to the comprehensive land use plan for the county. The proposed changes have been greeted with skepticism by some — in response to potential impacts to the environment, school planning and quality of life. Check out this story on pnj.com: http://on.pnj.com/1ljRNRY
tsstrickland@pnj.com; Published 11:06 p.m. CT Jan. 4, 2014
The Escambia County Planning Board will host a public hearing Tuesday to consider sweeping changes to the comprehensive land use plan for the county.
While advocates of the proposed amendments say they are intended to streamline and increase local control over land use regulation, others are concerned the move could jeopardize longstanding and hard-won protections for the environment, school planning and quality of life.
Every county in Florida is required to maintain a comprehensive land use plan — outlining local goals, objectives and policies as they relate to development. These plans are, in turn, implemented through Land Development Codes, the laws governing development in a given area.
Escambia County commissioners requested last year that staff eliminate from the Land Development Code all regulations not required by the federal or state governments. The request was, at least partially, in response to the state legislature's retreat from community planning in 2011.
However, county staff soon realized that, before the code could be amended, the comprehensive plan also had to be revised. If the Planning Board approves those amendments, they will still have to be adopted by the Escambia County Commission and ultimately approved by the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity.
Commissioners will have their own public hearing on the matter Jan. 14. Officials have said they hope to obtain final approval for the amended Comprehensive Plan by the end of next month. Changes to the Land Development Code would follow in short order.
Matt Mooneyham, project manager for the county Department of Public Works, told commissioners at an October joint meeting with the planning board that the state changes and those proposed for the county were both intended to make the area more "customer-friendly" to developers. However, several at that meeting expressed concerns.
District 3 Commissioner and Board Chairman Lumon May cautioned against blindly following the state's lead in matters of growth management. He expressed special concern for recreation and open space requirements, which would be substantially weakened under the proposed amendments.
Escambia County Schools Superintendent Malcolm Thomas also has requested that the district's role in the planning process not be diminished.
In years past, Florida law mandated that counties and municipalities not approve new residential developments unless adequate public school facilities were available to accommodate the growth — a concept known as "school concurrency." In 2011, however, the state ceded that oversight to local authorities.
"We just need to be at the table," the superintendent told commissioners in October. "We need to ensure that we are a part of that (review) process."
Under the draft of the plan now being considered, the school concurrency requirements would be eliminated entirely, although the district would be given a non-voting seat on the county planning board.
Environmental advocates have also expressed concerns over the proposed elimination of many environmental protections currently contained in the Comprehensive Plan. Of these provisions — among them protections for well heads, wetlands and heritage trees — many, though not all, are already in the Land Development Code.
Even for those protections which are contained in the code, however, their inclusion in the Comprehensive Plan afforded an extra layer of protection, making it harder for the laws to be amended.
Want to go?
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Planning Board hearing on changes to county land use plan.
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8:35 a.m. Tuesday.
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First-floor Board Meeting Room of the Escambia County Central Office Complex at 3363 W. Park Place in Pensacola.
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Ancient Greek Olympic Equipment
The company is in bankruptcy and faces $30 billion in liabilities after its equipment was found. ATHENS, Greece (AP) — An.
The sport of MMA has sure grown a lot from the sands of ancient Greece to numerous arenas throughout the world. Beginning in ancient Greece, MMA began as an Olympic sport and transitioned. be.
Armed robbers heisting a German TV crew's equipment. "Uninhabitable" residential. All of this waste, risk and corruption is utterly unnecessary. The ancient Greeks held the Olympics in the same.
Aug 3, 2012. On view are sculpture and painting, artifacts from ancient Greece, sporting equipment, virtual explorations of human physiology, documentary.
Wright also took his own photographs of the fragments and performed radiography with a device he created to adapt X-ray equipment. the Antikythera mechanism as a historical document, offering the.
For my last Olympic event, I decided to go see the granddaddy sport of them all — the sport that was played in the very first Olympics, held in 776 B.C. by the ancient Greeks. The problem is our.
The crash mats are torn – the stuffing bursting out – and the cushions on the equipment are fraying. This is the country where the ancient and modern Olympics were born. But the recession spares.
Just as athletes from city-states throughout ancient Greece. and equipment of 12 of the most powerful of the city-states competing in the games. You'll need at least two hours to fully see the.
Every fourth year between 776 B.C.E. and 395 C.E., the Olympic Games, held in honor of the god Zeus, the supreme god of Greek mythology, attracted people.
The Greeks took the Olympic games quite seriously. Nearly all the ancient Greek cities sent teams to participate in the ancient Greek Olympics. If two or more Greek city-states happen to be at war with each other when the game date arrived, war was halted for the duration of the games.
An artifact recovered in 1901 has new meaning after its latest examination found it was used to teach ancient Greeks about our place in the cosmos. Found in the wreck of an ancient merchant ship that.
The first Games debuted in Olympia, Greece at a sanctuary site for the Greek. Special Equipment Used: Hoplite armor: a helmet, shield, and grieves; event took.
The fact that fighters of vastly differing sizes and styles enjoyed success across the span of the Ancient Games owed as much to changes in equipment as it. host to the Ancient Games, Olympia was.
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The ancient Greeks considered the rhythm and precision of an athlete throwing the discus as important as his strength. The discus was made of stone, iron, bronze, or lead, and was shaped like a flying saucer. Sizes varied, since the boys' division was not expected to throw the same weight as the mens'. Javelin. Boston 98.876 Side A: athletes
Ancient Greek boxing dates back to at least the 8th century BC (Homer's Iliad), and was. Contents. 1 Origins; 2 Equipment; 3 Rules and Characteristics; 4 Ancient Olympic Champions; 5 See also; 6 References; 7 External links.
The sport of gymnastics, which derives its name from the ancient Greek word for disciplinary exercises, combines physical skills such as body control, coordination, dexterity, gracefulness, and strength with tumbling and acrobatic skills, all performed in an artistic manner.
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As the days rapidly count down to the London 2012 Olympic Games, TeamUSA.org takes a closer look at some of the sports that will be contested there. In this edition, we explore 12 Things you might not.
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The long jump was an event included in the Ancient Greek Olympics, although it had significantly different rules back then.The long jump for men has been a modern Olympic event since 1896, along with the standing long jump. However, the latter event was dropped after the 1912 Olympics. A women's Olympic long jump event was added in 1948.
The oldest event is the stadion, in which the runners sprinted over the distance of 1 stade (192 m), which is the length of the ancient stadium in Olympic. They also raced over 2-stade race (384 m), and a long-distance run which ranged from 7 to 24 stades (1,344 m to 4,608 m).
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One second had distanced the Korean from victory and a possible Olympic gold medal. Such margins were unthinkable in Pythagoras's day. The ancient Greek athletes cared far more about timing (kairos.
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The javelin used by the athletes was a wooden pole, 1,5 to 2 meters long, and the modern javelin is that the athletes of ancient Greece adjusted the thong,
That change is now fueling a debate about whether or not to add a new event—compound archery—to the games that began around the same time in ancient Greece. Currently recurve. are the only type.
In this fight, you could say that the Olympics took home the gold — and the Nordic Games didn't even medal. And to understand that conflict—we'll have to go all the way back to Ancient Greece. to.
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Greek athletes in the hoplitodromos, after greaves were abandoned (c. 322 BC) The hoplitodromos was added to the ancient Olympic Games in 520 BC, 200 years after its predecessor the dolichos.It was the last of the four footraces to be added to the games, the other two being the stadion and diaulos. At the time of its institution, competitors wore a helmet, shield, and greaves.
The Olympic Games begun at Olympia in Greece in 776 BC. The Olympic Games were held without interruptions in ancient Greece. games, providing equipment, and getting the team to the game site and into specially arranged housing.
Most extant sources about ancient Greek boxing are fragmentary or legendary, making it difficult to reconstruct the rules, customs, and history surrounding this activity in great detail. Still, it is clear that gloved boxing bouts were a significant part of ancient Greek athletic culture throughout the.
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As the Official Timekeeper of the Olympic Games, Omega is tasked with ensuring that its timing equipment, scanners. The concept dates back to the ancient Greek Olympics and is meant not only to.
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Feb 8, 2018. It is hoped that the PyeongChang Winter Olympics will help promote peace. peninsula – just as the ancient Games did centuries ago in Greece. carrying all their heavy equipment, and then begin the fight with the enemy.
The sport was known in the days of the Greek poet Homer, who mentions it in both the Iliad and the Odyssey, and it was one of five events included in the pentathlon in the ancient Olympic Games. Throwing the discus was introduced as an event in modern athletics when the Olympic Games were revived at Athens in 1896.
The ancient Olympic Games included running, long jump, shot put, javelin, boxing, host to the Ancient Games, Olympia was at the centre of Greek civilisation.
11/13/2013 · Greece is a country in southeastern Europe, known in Greek as Hellas or Ellada, and consisting of a mainland and an archipelago of islands.Ancient Greece is the birthplace of Western philosophy (Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle), literature (Homer and Hesiod), mathematics (Pythagoras and Euclid), history (), drama (Sophocles, Euripides, and Aristophanes), the Olympic Games, and.
Archaeology from the sites of ancient games like Olympia or Nemea in Greece yields athletic facilities, starting gates and weight-training equipment. Gladiator cemeteries in York, England, and Turkey.
10/24/2018 · The result is that there were actually 13 'Main' Gods and Goddesses in Greek Mythology, but only ever 12 Olympians. Confused? Welcome to Greece! Who were the Olympian Gods? The Olympian gods and goddesses of Greek mythology were the principal deities of Ancient Greece, and each was thought to have a home on Mount Olympus.

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I would like to know more about the Universal Plug and Play Features in Windows Me.
Universal Plug and Play is an architecture that supports peer-to-peer Plug and Play functionality for network devices. Universal Plug and Play devices can accept network configuration from a Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) server. Universal Plug and Play devices can also discover other Universal Plug and Play devices, exchange descriptions of the services they perform, and use these services.
Universal Plug and Play support in Windows Me can be installed from [Control Panel]. When Universal Plug and Play support is installed in Windows Me, and a Universal Plug and Play device is added to the network, the Windows Me-based computer acts as a control point for that device, and notification is provided on the taskbar.
The following list defines key Universal Plug and Play terms:
[Action]: A command used to trigger services to perform a function.
[Control point]: Software that retrieves Universal Plug and Play service and device descriptions, sends actions to services, and receives events from services.
[Device]: A container object for one or more services, whether a physical device such as a camcorder, or a logical device such as a computer that is acting as a camcorder.
[Event]: A message from a device to a control point that is used to keep subscribed control points informed of device status.
[Service]: Device functionality that can be controlled via control points.
[Subscription]: A relationship between a control point and a service.
Universal Plug and Play functionality involves five processes:
[Discovery]: A Universal Plug and Play device advertises its presence on the network to other devices and control points by using the Simple Service Discovery Protocol (SSDP). A newly added control point uses SSDP to discover Universal Plug and Play devices on the network. The information exchanged between the device and the control point is limited to discovery messages that provide basic information about the devices and their services, along with a description URL, which can be used to gather additional information about the device.
[Description]: Using the URL provided in the discovery process, a control point receives XML information about the device, such as its make, model, and serial number. In addition, the description process can also include a list of embedded devices, embedded services, and URLs used to access device features.
[Control]: Control points use URLs provided during the description process to access additional XML information that describes actions to which the Universal Plug and Play device services respond, along with parameters for each action. Control messages are formatted in XML and use the Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) protocol.
[Eventing]: When a control point subscribes to a service, the service sends event messages to the control point to announce changes in device status. Event messages are formatted in XML and use General Event Notification Architecture (GENA).
[Presentation]: If a Universal Plug and Play device provides a presentation URL, a browser can be used to access interface control features, device or service information, or any device-specific abilities implemented by the manufacturer.
In Windows Me, Universal Plug and Play functionality is provided by the following files:
[Ssdpapi.dll]: This component provides the Simple Service Discovery Protocol (SSDP) Application Programming Interface (API) for Universal Plug and Play.
[Ssdpsrv.exe]: This component provides SSDP and GENA services.
[Upnp.dll]: This component provides the core Universal Plug and Play search and description functions for devices and services.
[Upnpui.dll]: This component provides the interface for device notification and manipulation.
For further information, please refer to the following in the Microsoft Technical Support website:
--Microsoft Technical Support Information--
[Article ID] Q262458
[Last Reviewed] January 29, 2001
[Title] Description of Universal Plug and Play Features in Windows Me
[Link] http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q262/4/58.ASP
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"Okay, thanks. See you soon," I said. Untangling the twisted cord, I laid the beige telephone back onto its plastic cradle. Sighing, I sat quietly, recounting to myself the conversation I'd just finished with David, the musical director at Jefferson High, a local arts magnet school. The year was 1991. After a brief introduction on the phone (we had never met), David had explained to me that he was in a bit of a pickle. Now two weeks out from opening night, his piano player for the school's production of the musical "The Wiz" had quit on him. David desperately needed someone to quickly fill in– only six rehearsals were left for six performances! Knowing I am not a terrific sight-reader, I asked him about the difficulty of the musical score. "It's just jazz changes [chords]," he responded. "Can you read jazz changes?" Yes, I told him, I can read jazz changes. And suddenly the multitude of hours practicing jazz piano– practicing in small rooms in college; practicing on my mom's piano; rehearsing with trios, ensembles, horn players–all those hours– came flooding back, assuring me I could do this job. "You've found your piano player," I said confidently.
Like learning to play the piano, writing is also a skill learned in use. Learning to play the piano, like learning to write, requires hours of instruction, yes. It requires hours of approximation, yes. And it requires hours of failing, yes. But most of all, learning these skills requires hours– and hours!– of practice. Gosh, when I think back to the innumerable minutes and hours and days I spent devoted to a Franz Schubert sonata or a J.S. Bach invention, then later (in college) practicing the mysterious and beautiful jazz changes inside Duke Ellington standards or bossa novas by Antonio Carlos Jobim… it boggles my mind. Some may wonder, how could I so confidently believe I could spend only six rehearsals preparing for sold out crowds of "The Wiz"? It was because I had practiced– a lot.
Working in schools around the country, both as a teacher and staff developer, I have sometimes seen writing as something afforded only periodic attention at best. As a beginning teacher, I will admit I operated mostly unaware that writing- like piano- required plentiful practice. My students wrote…well, sometimes. But now that I am older (and hopefully wiser!), I think about what kind of piano player (or writer) I would be without the hours of practicing? Probably not that good.
How many minutes? It is vital that writers be afforded protected time to write. Let's begin with minutes and consider how many actual minutes writers can actually sustain writing with focus and concentration. Of course, our goal as writing workshop teachers is to draw attention to the important concept of writing stamina. One of the reasons we want our writers to have time to write is to improve their ability to write for sustained periods of time. But interestingly, Mary Ehrenworth, a published author of several books and articles, pointed out last week that after around 25-30 minutes of writing, even she needs to take a pause, break, or breath to allow her mind to recharge a bit. If a prolific author feels this way, how might our students need our support in organizing writing workshop time? Of course, no two writers are the same; but generally speaking, it may be helpful to be aware that expecting students to sustain focus beyond, say, half an hour may not be in their best interest. In middle school, this is likely all you will have. But in situations where more time is available for writing, consider breaking it up with at least a mid-workshop interruption.
Donald Murray is quite emphatic when it comes to the number of days students ought to be writing. He says student writers need to be writing at least four days per week. Otherwise, writers either cannot clearly remember what they were working on, or worse, they begin to feel disconnected from their thought processes. This, in turn, results in kids developing a negative relationship with writing, something none of us wants to happen. To illustrate, think about yourself when you only exercise once a week– with that schedule, how do you feel each time you exercise? You likely never feel good or like you are gaining ground with your goal(s). The same holds true for writing. Student writers need to write frequently.
3. What kind of home/school balance can we thinking about?
Kids are transformed as readers at home. However, when it comes to writing, kids are transformed as writers in school. This means that the most important writing work kids do is in school, during school hours. This is the place where they will (hopefully) be receiving expert instruction, feedback, and plenty of time to practice.
Now, that said, kids do need to eventually develop some habits that support doing some writing work outside of class. This could mean: (1) trying out an argument on a family member, (2) retelling your story to at least three people, or perhaps (3) redrafting something that was revised at school. Mary Ehrenworth recommends not asking kids to do the big, important writing work at home– big, important writing work should happen in school. But as part of a think tank that studies student success beyond middle school, she also made clear that older kids will need to develop some ways of working outside school in order to be successful in high school and college.
One last lens we when it comes to considering time is making time to write ourselves. Part of what we do in writing workshop is provide feedback to kids– in the form of one-to-one conferences, partnership conferences, or small groups. One thing kids really need during independent writing time is feedback from a co-writer, not an "expert." Thus, when we pull up next to writers to offer feedback, we want to be able to authentically strike the tone of co-practitioner. Kids need to know that we are writers, too; and sometimes writers give each other feedback. Contrast this with kids who hear, "I'm an expert and you are not, so listen to what I tell you to do." You can hear the difference.
This piece is loaded with fabulous points. A part of Murray's legacy as writer was his message that writing a piece of being a writer means writing to discover. Letting the words and thoughts flow so you discover what you need and want to say, so you can discover your story. I agree with every point you (and Mary) make about time for writers and of course the belief that if we are to be the best teachers of writers we must practice as writers ourselves! Thankful for today's snow day here in CT so I could catch up on some brilliant posts – like this one!
Making time to write daily (or at least four days a week, as Murray asserted in his book) matters. It always amazes me how often this time is surrendered to something else. Thanks for writing this post to serve as a reminder that writing regularly, for a sustained amount of time WHILE receiving feedback from a teacher and/or a peer, really REALLY matters.
Great post! I'll definitely be passing this one along!
My AP Lit students will spend two hours writing three essays when they sit for the AP Lit exam May 8. We practice essays in 40 minute blocks, including analyzing the prompt, planning the essay, composing the analysis, and proofing the writing. If I do my job well, students exit the exam w/ a sense of accomplishment. One student last year said, "I really enjoyed writing the essays" after the exam ended.
To show I'm learning w/ my students, I often practice along w/ my students, and assessment is based in conversation.
For a writing teacher to be as effective as possible, we must write w/ our students and model writing, too.
You so adeptly weave a personal small moment into your blog posts. I hope you post a bit of The Wiz for us to enjoy. This is lingering . . ."One thing kids really need during independent writing time is feedback from a co-writer, not an "expert." We need to make sure this is present in all classrooms and that writing is an Every day practice. Every. Day!
Thank you for your thoughts, Fran. I edited my post slightly to reflect that playing that show was 28 years ago! Thanks for that feedback on my small moment! And yes, that consistent practice with feedback from a co-practitioner is so important.
Best of luck with the "Wiz", and I want to thank you for these great tips and reminders. Sadly that writing often gets pushed aside – I am renewing to do more writing with my students and with myself!
Oh gosh, that show was 28 years ago! Thanks for the feedback, as I made a slight change in the post to reflect the time period. Ha! As you mentioned, teacher writing can easily be pushed aside. It helps to protect writing time for teachers, too. That can be faculty meeting time, grade level meeting time– there are different ways to build it in. As a staff developer, I tried to arrange for some my time with teachers to be writing time, because lifting levels of literacy in students begins with lifting them with staff. Thanks for your comment!
Thank you for this! We are doing a workshop for teachers next week about the importance of teachers becoming writers in order to teach writing well. We will use some of these ideas! I was actually at Mary's workshop too!


After Ubud, our next stop was Canggu, a village that is the alternative to the urban sprawl of neighbouring Seminyak. We were astonished by the stunning Ametis Villa, which is located just a short walk away from the Batu Bolong Beach, a popular surfers point. The retreat is a collection of exclusive villa compounds, our was the one bedroom Premiere Villa named Ametrine as the gemstone which helps to enhance mental and spiritual clarity. As soon as I stepped in (escorted by our personal butler), I knew I was going to enjoy every second of it. A swim in the pool, which divides the villa into the open space living area with the kitchen, and bedroom accompanied by a large bathroom, left us breathless. The villa is spacious and airy, you can admire the whole outdoor area while taking a shower or bath. You can really see that it is designed and furnished thoughtfully, they really took great effort with even the smallest details. Other thrilling Ametis features like a relaxing massage in their Ruby Spa, delicious food (which you can enjoy in your own villa or in their Eternal Restaurant), a complimentary mini bar and an everyday basket full of fruit made us feel welcome and spoiled. A quick look at the photos can reveal my favourite spot, by the pool – nothing beats the morning tea or a fruit snack while dipping your feet in the water. Ametis is also a great starting point to discover the Seminyak area, visit the touristy Tanah Lot or even catch the perfect wave.
Aaa … si me spomnila na moje Bali popotovanje iz katerega žal nimam nobene slike, ker so odšle skupaj s kompom in telefonom najbrž v roke kakega DJ-a na Gilijih ;). Bali je res uživancija … mislim, da se je moje bloganje začelo prav tam, ker sem vsak večer k fotkam naredila kratek zapis … čudovita pokrajna, hana in notranji dizajn njihovih vil te kar sili v to ;). Kako se že imenuje to 'svetišče' na zadnji fotografiji?
omg…to pa je res presežek v vsakem pogledu.
Te tvoje slike so res mega!
Sounds like paradise…and beautiful shots!
Sicer pa krasno! Hočem na Bali!


Second seeded Millard South outscored their first 3 opponents by a combined score of 185-39, before beating Omaha Burke by 9 points to win the tournament title. Top seeded Omaha Burke outscored their first 3 opponents by a combined score of 213-27 to advance to the finals. Millard West beat 5th seeded Omaha Central and 4th seeded Omaha Bryan before losing to Omaha Burke in the semifinals. Papillion- La Vista beat Omaha South and Bellevue East before losing to Millard South in the semifinals.
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15th Place Match: Omaha North defeated Omaha Benson 42-18.


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For over 20 years, Joan Kasprowicz has been active in community and volunteer programs. She is passionate about finding ways to improve the lives of others.
In 2004 she co-founded the Giving Circle of HOPE (GCH), a grant making and service providing non-profit. Since its inception, the GCH has been the recipient of several prestigious awards. Ms. Kasprowicz currently serves as GCH's co-director. Under her leadership, the GCH has grown to over 150 donor members and additional service members, has issued grants and raised funds for non-profits in excess of $665,000 and has performed over 3500 service hours within the Northern Virginia area. Several other Giving Circles have been launched in the region with Ms. Kasprowicz's assistance.
She has served on the board of other non-profits and currently serves on the board of the Community Foundation for Northern Virginia where she helps to direct three donor advised funds. Ms. Kasprowicz holds a Bachelors and Masters Degree in Clinical Nutrition and has held positions working at medical centers, hospitals, in public health as well as having taught at the college level. She co-owned a successful telecommunications firm and a real estate holding firm.
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"Brain on Fire" – Doctors Successfully Treat a Child Suffering From a Mysterious Disease
The child was suffering from anti-NMDAR (N-methyl-D-aspartate receptor) encephalitis, a rare and difficult-to-diagnose malfunction of the brain.
Blood plasma exchanges helped a 5-year-old with a rare autoimmune disorder get better.
The sick child's prognosis, who had not responded to conventional treatment, was bleak. Nevertheless, a group of doctors from Rutgers University thought there could be hope despite the conventional wisdom against pursuing any further treatment.
What transpired over the following several weeks in the fall of 2020, described in a case study recently published in the European Medical Journalwas notable and representative of a newer approach to effectively treating a strange disease, the doctors stated.
The study focuses on the medical case of a 5-year-old girl who suffered from anti-NMDAR (N-methyl-D-aspartate receptor) encephalopathy, a rare and difficult-to-diagnose malfunction of the brain. Unresponsive to treatments, the child was transferred to a rehabilitation center and was in a catatonic state for three months when a team of Rutgers physicians were called in to help.
Susannah Cahalan, a New York Post writer, wrote a best-selling book on the autoimmune disease, which is thought to be triggered by both environmental and genetic factors. In her 2012 memoir, "Brain on Fire," she recounted her medical ordeal suffering from anti-NMDAR encephalitis and eventual recovery. The title of the book, as well as the subsequent Netflix film, is derived from a term used by Cahalan's treating physician to describe the catastrophic brain inflammation that ultimately left the reporter trance-like until she was cured.
"With autoimmune diseases, the body attacks a specific system it mistakenly identifies as foreign," said Vikram Bhise, an author of the case study and an associate professor of pediatrics and neurology and director of the Division of Child Neurology and Neurodevelopmental Disabilities at Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School and The Bristol-Myers Squibb Children's Hospital at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital. "In the case of anti-NMDAR encephalitis, the body attacks the NMDA receptors in the brain. This causes a massive malfunction exhibited by a combination of psychiatric, cognitive and motor problems." (NMDA receptors are brain structures that play an important role in learning and memory.)
Bhise and two other Rutgers doctors were called into the case when the child's mother wanted a second opinion and the family's attending physician contacted Bhise. The mother informed the Rutgers team that the child had remained immobile and unresponsive following a rapid phase of mental and physical degeneration.
Generally, time is of the essence in treating autoimmune diseases and the standard of care dictates that no treatment is useful if too much time has passed, Bhise said. Most of the time, any damage caused by the disease cannot be undone.
Bhise instructed for the child to be admitted to the pediatric intensive care unit at The Bristol-Myers Squibb Children's Hospital at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, and decided to try one more treatment.
"I said, 'You know, a lot of time has gone by. But I think you still have to try these things,'" Bhise recalled.
The child had been given a course of steroids, pooled antibodies and a long-term immunosuppressant. Bhise and his team decided to administer a series of blood tests[{" attribute="">plasma exchanges designed to reset the immune system by cleaning out all the inflammation in the bloodstream.
They saw progress almost instantly.
"Within one or two exchanges, the mom said, 'Hey, I think something's a little different,'" Bhise said. "I mean, no one knew this child better than her mom."
As they continued with the treatment, ultimately with nearly a dozen more plasma exchanges, the child improved steadily until she had made a full recovery.
"I think the lesson that we've learned here is that you can still treat this disease after time has passed," Bhise said. "You shouldn't stop trying. This is important to know so that other folks in the field do not prematurely give up when they see children – and probably adults as well – with difficult-to-treat anti-NMDAR encephalitis."
Reference: "Never Too Late to Treat NMDAR Encephalitis: A Paediatric Case Report and Review of Literature" by Yisha Cheng, Dalya Chefitz and Vikram Bhise, 9 August 2022, EMJ Neurology.
DOI: 10.33590/emjneurol/22-00096
Other Rutgers physicians who were members of the medical team and authors of the case study included Yisha Cheng, a resident physician in pediatric medicine and a 2020 graduate of Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School; and Dalya Chefitz, a physician in the department of pediatrics and director of the division of pediatric hospital medicine at The Bristol-Myers Squibb Children's Hospital at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital.
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a Message from OFA …
"It's because of you."
That's what President Obama said before he took the stage in Iowa City right after health care reform passed. And I couldn't agree more.
We've put together a quick video that highlights the incredible work you did over the last year, to honor and thank you for the history you made.
Please watch the video, then pass this email along to friends and family so they can co-sign historic health care reform legislation with the President.
Health care reform was a monumental achievement, and it would not have happened without you.
Check out the video, and pass it along to anyone else who is passionate about reform:
http://my.barackobama.com/ThisIsChange
Thanks for everything,
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P.S. — Great news: In addition to health and student loan reform, there's even more change happening.
Thanks in large part to tax benefits in the Recovery Act, average tax refunds are up by almost 10 percent from last year.
And President Obama announced a new Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty with Russia, calling it "the most comprehensive arms control agreement in nearly two decades."
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Wednesday Hump News …cspan.org live-stream
Congress is still on break… It started out like another day of nasty weather all over the country and it does affect the mood but the sun came out and it's warm, unlike the comments being made by right wing radio hosts, protesters, Republican Politicians and cable. Words still matter, words hurt and this seems to have been lost on a whole lot of people on the right; some on the left as well. The blood pressure of Americans seems to have been pushed up by rhetoric that is just full of mis-information. People need to fact-check not only the news but right-wing talk. We the People, have new laws that will affect our lives, our children and our jobs. The transition for people who previously were denied coverage due to an illness, people who have kids just about to turn 22, usually get dropped will now be able to stay on your insurance until age 26 and as for being a woman… def a pre-existing condition has been dealt with and while some of us didn't have these new laws in place when we needed them it is with great pride that others will not be subjected to insurance and or health care discrimination; hopefully, all the changes will happen in a positive way; create healthier people and jobs in the future. Anyone with a mom, sister, daughter or wife should celebrate because the new law of the land will just increase her ability to live longer.
Republicans who are radio hosts, on cable news or Political tour campaigns need to know that 53% voted and it was a majority vote for President Obama.
To say politics in the country is experiencing new changes is a joke; it's upsetting, people seem to have forgotten how bad our economy truly was, why the steps taken were needed and maybe it was worse than what the new Administration was told, is now after months of trying to fix America with Republicans; will do the Peoples business on their own. This includes needing Democrats to get out there to sell HCR, education reform, to promote the positive of a change that really needed to happen. Democrats need to rebut the nonsense that the Media is pushing; or dare i say what opinion news is saying but it isn't happening much.
Other news maker(s),which, is getting more attention than the Pope and Vatican sex abuse cases, the violence from what seems to be on a new level is, who cheated on who; the politics of it because as we all know Politicians and Entertainers are cheating and in big ways, but the attention to it just seems extreme. I am sorry for the people getting cheated on but everyday Americans go through the same thing and no one spends so much time researching, advertising and or talking about the research… come on; give them respect and privacy not …OMG … it's offensive. I do think that these women or men deciding to not only spill their guts but to pick up a sizable check for doing so is just as repulsive as the stories themselves; getting 75thou for telling the nastiest story about TW on a radio show was just strange and brings the Media to a whole new low on compassion toward families. We have to question the sincerity of these women; why? because TW and or JJ have been on tv, mags radio, people who know nothing about golf and or motorcycles know these guys … the advice … just say no to the married man HO… getting attorneys and trying to say i didn't know? im thinking someone should go after these women for breaking up the marriage… there is past examples of married women suing the woman who decided to be so bold as to go after another woman's man
Other news …
**Reports on the BillPress show that President Obama will be announcing a move to open up oil-platforms in virginia and possibly mid west;exluding most of the westcoast …stay tuned; this could be a good thing or a mis-step
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President, First Lady Promote Flexible Work Hours. While congress is out on Easter recess, the Obama Administration hosts a forum on workplace flexibility. The President and First Lady will give speeches on the importance of creating workplace practices that allow America's working men and women to meet the demands of their jobs. Also on the Washington Journal, Katie Corrigan, Co-Director for National Advisory Commission on Workplace Flexibility will discuss today's White House Forum.
Katie Corrigan on WJ: C-SPAN at 9am ET
First Lady Speech: C-SPAN at 1:15pm ET
Pres. Obama Speech: C-SPAN at 4:15pm ET
UN gathers Haiti Donors To Discuss Long-Term Relief. The international community will gather at UN Headquarters for a conference on relief efforts in Haiti. The event will focus on the longer-term recovery and reconstruction needs of the country. At the conference, non-governmental organizations along with public and private assistance will be able to pledge new financial aid to help Haiti rebuild, and to mobilize a sustained international effort.
UN conference: C-SPAN2 at 11am ET
NYT: Haiti, Donors Face Huge Task VOA: Govt. Working to Move Camps
Afghanistan Ambassador on a New Foundation for Afghanistan. Afghanistan Ambassador to the U.S. Said Tayeb Jawad will be the keynote speaker at Johns Hopkins University's School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS), where he will discuss the future of his country and respond to the Sunday visit to Afghanistan by President Obama.
Afghan Amb. Jawad: C-SPAN at 5:30PM ET
Defense Dept. Briefing (3/30) Afghan Amb. Jawad Events WJ: Discussion on Afghanistan at 8:30am ET
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A message from Dr. Biden …
In Spring 2007, on a conference call with students, then-Senator Barack Obama called for major reform to federal student loans:
"We shouldn't be providing billions in taxpayer-funded giveaways to private banks. We should be providing an affordable, accessible college education to every American."
This morning, President Obama signed those historic reforms into law.
Dr. Jill Biden, an educator for 29 years, just recorded a short video explaining what these groundbreaking reforms mean for education in America. Click here to watch.
The bill the President signed this morning includes historic investments to make education more affordable, and delivers on a key campaign promise. The legislation:
— Ends subsidies to special-interest private lending companies.
— Doubles funding for Pell Grants to help more students afford a college education.
— Will cap a graduate's annual student-loan repayments at 10 percent of his or her income.
— Helps an additional 5 million Americans earn degrees and certificates over the next decade, by revitalizing programming at our nation's community colleges.
It's a tremendous achievement, but the news may get lost in the excitement around the passage of comprehensive health care reform. So we need to make sure that when folks in Seattle open the local paper to the letters page this week, they'll see notes from their neighbors supporting these important reforms.
Can you help? Watch Dr. Biden's video and write a letter to the editor now — we'll provide helpful talking points to get you started:
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HEALTH CARE — HEALTH INSURERS WILL FOLLOW NEW REGULATIONS MEANT TO CLOSE LOOPHOLE ON INSURING CHILDREN: Despite trying to take advantage of loopholes in the new health care law that may allow insurers to deny coverage to uninsured children with pre-existing medical conditions, health insurers said Monday that they would accept new regulations that dispel any uncertainty that "children with medical problems can get coverage starting this year." Insurers had previously said that the new law "does not require them to write insurance for the child and it does not guarantee the 'availability of coverage' for all until 2014," when the majority of law's provisions come into effect. In a harshly-worded letter, Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius criticized insurers for seeking loopholes "that preserve a broken system" and do not "follow the spirit of the law." To clarify the intent of the law, Sebelius will issue regulations "making it clear that the term 'pre-existing exclusion' applies to both a child's access to a plan and to his or her benefits once he or she is in the plan." The health insurance industry's announcement appears to lessen the risk that new regulations will be challenged under the so-called Chevron test, which was named for a Supreme Court decision that found that federal agencies hold broad authority in interpreting statues as long as that interpretation is found to be reasonable. But at the same time, the decision was expected because as the Wonk Room's Igor Volsky noted, the insurers will "simply increase premiums as a result."
News on Tuesday … and education reform bill
Today, the President will sign the reconciliation part of HCR and the education reform bill into law; I am hopeful that when people actually read both bills instead of listening to the noise that Republicans are hoping will block out the facts… like, this Bill could possibly help more than 32million people because HCR is also a Jobs Bill; it's not talked about but the number of people needed to handle all the people who will now be eligible for coverage will increase our labour force. As far as the education reform bill ? What person would think saving money is a bad thing; the money from the educational reform bill will be re-invested and more Pell grants given instead of becoming bank merit raises. I don' t know anyone sane who would vote or be against that, who would be against students being covered by their parents insurance until 26, who in their right mind doesn't want what our Congress is already getting? the plans might be a little different but ask any former state, city or federal worker and you will see that HCR is in fact similar. There is also news that repeal/replace is just another smokescreen Republicans plan to feed Americans. Repeal/Replace can not be done without a majority vote in Congress to help bring it down; people need to do more fact-checking for themselves before assuming leaders in the Republican Party truly are telling the … truth. Our Congress is still on Easter Break, though cable coverage of right-wing behavior toward representatives and their reactions have been in the news quite often. Is it just me or does it appear as if cable prefers to cover not only the negative side of Democrats but it also has been questioning just exactly what is the meaning behind the protests, the nasty signs, and word or spitting and name-calling instead of doing what might seem like a common-sense approach … question is what is the common sense approach.
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Aaron Industries was incorporated in 2013 as an separate entity for elevator industry. It is one of the group companies of Moti Group. Aaron Industries was founded by Mr. Amar Doshi with a vision to provide exceptional design in elevator cabins. Within short period, Aaron has changed the elevator industry from simple cabins to extra-ordinary designer cabins. It has created its place by setting benchmark and elevating that benchmark every moment.
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Alert Citizen Helps Authorities Catch Suspect In Police ChaseAn alert citizen helped state police catch a man who got away during a car chase through Indiana County on Friday.
Police: Man Bursts Into Home, Terrorizes Woman, Takes Her To ATM To Rob HerA man is in jail, accused of forcing his way into a woman's home in Indiana County, terrorizing her and threatening her and her family if she didn't follow his orders.
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Plans to follow Tokyo 2020 Olympics events in Russia 2021, by age
Published by D. Elagina, Aug 9, 2021
One fifth of Russians planned to regularly follow the Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympic Games, according to a survey from July 2021. Respondents aged 60 years and older were the most interested in the Tokyo Olympics, at 34 percent. The largest share of those who did not plan to follow the events was recorded in the age group from 31 to 45 years.
At the Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympic Games, Russian athletes represented the Russian Olympic Committee. In total, the ROC won 20 gold, 28 silver, and 23 bronze medals at the competition. It was estimated that Russia paid a bonus of 61 thousand U.S. dollars for winning a gold medal at the Olympics.
Do you plan to follow the Olympics in Tokyo?
Plan to follow regularly
Plan to follow occasionally
Do not plan to follow
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Total 20% 32% 47% 1%
18-30 16% 28% 55% 1%
60+ 34% 32% 32% 2%
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The original question was worded as follows: "Вы лично планируете или не планируете следить за ходом Олимпийских игр в Токио?"
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Ahh behaviour management... an absolutely crucial tool for any teacher's kit, but especially so when teaching teenagers! Without a strategy or a whole arsenal of strategies in place to manage behaviour, your classroom will be an absolute ruckus and no learning will be able to take place!
A common strategy that teachers use is to offer sanctions when they witness negative behaviour. While there is of course a time and a place for that, it can't be your only strategy because then your classroom becomes a very negative environment to be in and will instil a sense of fear in your students. That's not an ideal learning environment either!
Now instead of constantly going "Miss Trunchbull" on your class, picture this. You're up there in your element teaching a class of happy kids. Students feel confident being themselves with you. They're keen to be their best in your class because you're one of those teachers who acknowledges their good qualities. You make it fun for them without really trying. You make an effort to "speak their language" and incorporate modern technology that they are so comfortable with, and they rate you for that. You also find it especially heart-warming that you are able to reward your lovelies without spending a penny as they are so genuinely pleased with little privileges you are offering them. They leave your room beaming from ear to ear having felt valued and without them even knowing it, you have planted an important seed in influencing them to be better people.
There are 3 options in this set and all work in similar ways but offer something slightly different.
An automatically scrolling Google Drive document that whizzes through 26 different rewards at speed. You can have this document up on the board for the whole class to watch (this makes the person being rewarded feel that extra bit special and makes the rest of your class strive to win a reward themselves!) or it can be on a stand alone computer or device so as not to disrupt the flow of the lesson - it's your call!
All the student needs to do is hit the space bar and the document will freeze on a reward and hey presto, they win a prize at random! The lottery aspect is really exciting for students as they never know what they're going to get, and it makes offering numerous rewards in one lesson a lot more exciting!
This works in exactly the same way as option 1, but this time the slides don't reveal the prize - they have a unique QR code on them so your students will need to scan to see what they have won adding further suspense and excitement! Also, these QR codes are linked to an attractive coupon, not just plain text on the app which adds that extra sparkle!
This is for those of you who may not have computers or internet (unthinkable that happens in this day and age, but I know it does). These are printable QR codes that come in both colour and black line! They work in the same way, but this time you have a pack of cards that you can shuffle and your winning student selects one at random, then they scan the code using their device to reveal a reward!
All of these options offer you an effective way of creating a fun and happy buzz in your classroom, all while incorporating modern technology and rewarding positive behaviour to help influence your students into being model citizens and young people of quality! Of course you can definitely make your own up if you have the time, but if you are looking to save yourself time and have it all ready to go within seconds for you, then you are welcome to download the pack I use in my classroom below!
What are the parameters for success and what are students working towards in order to be successful? Are you looking for acts of kindness towards others in your room or demonstrations of resilience and grit? Let them know what kind of things you value in your classroom.
Let them know how you dish out rewards. Will you reward them every time they display desired behaviour or is it for repeated acts? Is there a limit to how many one student can earn in a lesson? Do they have a time limit to cash in their reward? Will your expectations grow over time? Do they get 3 chances to select their reward? It's your system, you can make up the rules, or even better, you can get your students involved in the process!
Make it clear what that student did to earn a reward so that they can repeat the desired behaviour and demonstrate to others your expectations.
In order for the reward to be effective, the student should be "caught in the act". If you offer them a coupon style of reward they can cash it in when appropriate, but do acknowledge their good behaviour quickly.
However you decide to run your system, be consistent and always follow through with your promises.
So get your students excited about being in your classroom, help influence them to be quality people, and of course, get them engaged so they are able to learn best! What are some of your favourite rewards for teens?


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Tony Pua Kiam Wee (; born 1 August 1972) is a Malaysian politician who served as the Member of Parliament (MP) for Damansara from May 2018 to November 2022, for Petaling Jaya Utara from March 2008 to May 2018 and Political Secretary to the Minister of Finance from May 2018 to February 2020. He is a member of the Democratic Action Party (DAP), a component party of presently the  Pakatan Harapan (PH) and formerly Pakatan Rakyat (PR) coalitions. He has also served as Policy Advisor to the Secretary-General of DAP since May 2022.

Pua is the former Malaysian CEO of Cyber Village Sdn Bhd, a SESDAQ (SGX second board)-listed company. In early 2007, he disposed of all his interests in the company and tendered his resignation to join the DAP in 2008.

Pua graduated from Keble College, Oxford with a degree in Philosophy, Politics and Economics under a scholarship from the MTC Foundation in 1994. Before that, he received Asean and Shaw Foundation scholarships to pursue his O- and A-Levels in Raffles Institution and Raffles Junior College, in Singapore.

In the 2008 Malaysian general election, Pua won the parliamentary constituency of Petaling Jaya Utara on a DAP ticket. He ran against the incumbent, Chew Mei Fun, then Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Women, Family and Community Development, and Deputy Women Chief of the Malaysian Chinese Association (MCA). In 2009, Pua was appointed the DAP member of the Pakatan Rakyat (PR) committee.

Pua retained his parliamentary seat in 2018 general election with a majority of 106,903, the largest majority in Malaysian history.

Education
Pua attended a secondary school in Singapore on an ASEAN scholarship from the Singaporean government. He attended Raffles Institution and Raffles Junior College. He then went to Oxford University, England, where he studied philosophy, politics and economics at Keble College on an MTC Foundation scholarship.

Early career
After graduating from Oxford University, Pua worked for Andersen Consulting (now Accenture) as a consultant. In March 1997, he started Cyber Village, an e-business consultancy. Pua and three friends opened an office in Kuala Lumpur with four staff.

Member of Parliament
On 9 November 2008, Pua was arrested during a candlelight vigil in Petaling Jaya to commemorate the first anniversary of the Bersih street demonstration. Pua was released on police bail on the morning of 10 November 2008 and was later charged for illegal assembly.

On 10 August 2010, Pua received a live 5.56mm bullet along with a threatening note that were mailed to his constituency service centre. Pua stated that the threat may have been related to his proposal to the Selangor government to cut Bumiputera discounts for homes and commercial property priced above RM 500,000 in the state.

Defamation lawsuit
On 28 January 2011, Syarikat Bekalan Air Selangor (SYABAS) filed a lawsuit against Pua claiming he had permitted Nanyang Siang Pau's Metro edition to publish words defamatory of it. The article quoted him saying the Selangor state government should take over the rights of management of water supply in the state if water concessionaires could not settle their debts. Syabas claimed the report had brought  the company into public scandal and its image had been tarnished. The lawsuit sought an injunction to prevent Pua or his agents from publishing defamatory words against the company, and general damages and cost.

Pua argued that Syabas, as a public authority performing a public service, had no locus standi in making a defamation claim. He also said he had a legal, moral and social duty as an MP and a member of the Selangor government Water Review Panel to publish those words and that the public had a right to know. Pua also filed a counter-suit claiming Syabas' suit was frivolous, vexatious and amounted to an abuse of the court process, which resulted in him suffering losses and unnecessary harassment and expenses.

On 6 June 2012, the Malaysian High Court found that SYABAS had proven its case against Pua and ordered him to pay RM200,000 in damages to SYABAS and awarded SYABAS interest at the rate of 4% per annum from the date of judgment till full payment and also costs. Justice Amelia Tee Hong Geok Abdullah also struck out Pua's counter-claim application and granted SYABAS an injunction to restrain Pua and his agents from further publishing or giving permission to be published "similar defamatory words" against SYABAS. Pua later stated on his blog that he maintains "that the above statement is not defamatory, and will instruct my lawyers to file an appeal in the Court of Appeal".

On 7 July 2012, Pua posted on his blog that although an appeal was underway, he was required to pay the amount of RM200,000 to SYABAS by 16 July 2012. DAP Malaysia subsequently initiated a mass fundraising campaign titled "RM1 for Water Rights: 100,000 Malaysians Support Tony Pua vs Syabas" calling for 100,000 Malaysians to donate RM1 each to help Pua pay for the damages to SYABAS.

He subsequently won the Court of Appeal case. SYABAS appealed the decision to the Federal Court of Malaysia. In the 2015 Federal Court case ([2015] 6 MLJ 187), Pua won the appeal based on the Lucas-Box principle by providing his own reasonable meaning to the impugned words.

Publications
The Tiger that Lost its Roar, a tale of Malaysia's political economy.

Election results

Policies

In 2012, Pua suggested that the Bumiputera discount for housing and real estate must be abolished for houses above RM500,000. He disagreed with giving discounts on expensive houses such as those priced at or above RM 1 million.

In one of his statements,  Pua said the government should reduce the number of civil servants. His idea was rejected by PKR leader Anwar Ibrahim as impractical. Pua said he wants to make the government sector become more efficient and less costly.

Pua was invited by the organizers of the recent startup acceleration program held at Dewan Sivik.

See also
 Damansara (federal constituency)

References

External links

 EDUCATION IN MALAYSIA, an education-oriented blog written by Tony Pua and Kian Ming Ong.

1972 births
Raffles Institution alumni
Raffles Junior College alumni
Democratic Action Party (Malaysia) politicians
Living people
Malaysian businesspeople
People from Batu Pahat
People from Johor
21st-century Malaysian politicians
Malaysian politicians of Chinese descent
Members of the Dewan Rakyat
Alumni of Keble College, Oxford
Malaysian people of Teochew descent

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F-86F Hunters over the Yalu Campaign by Reflected Simulations
Requires DCS World version 2.5.5 or above!
It's early 1953. After completing several tours in WWII, you're yet again putting your neck on the line by flying dangerous combat missions over North Korea. Command the 67th Fighter Bomber Squadron, attack enemy bridges, factories, strafe supply columns, and support the US troops as they fight their fierce battles on the ground. Survive the heavy flak and fighter attacks, then transfer to the legendary 39th Fighter Interceptor Squadron to carry out large fighter sweeps in MIG Alley over the Yalu river, and tangle with massive bandit trains in the stratosphere. Watch out for the honchos, they say Casey Jones is back in business!
Note: DCS: F-86F Sabre and DCS: WWII Assets Pack are required to be installed for the campaign.
Localization: English.
STEAM Incompatible
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Minimum system requirements (LOW graphics settings): OS 64-bit Windows 7/8/10; DirectX11; CPU: Intel Core i3 at 2.8 GHz or AMD FX; RAM: 8 GB (16 GB for heavy missions); Free hard disk space: 60 GB; Discrete video card NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760 / AMD R9 280X or better; requires internet activation.
Recommended system requirements (HIGH graphics settings): OS 64-bit Windows 8/10; DirectX11; CPU: Core i5+ at 3+ GHz or AMD FX / Ryzen; RAM: 16 GB (32 GB for heavy missions); Free hard disk space: 120 GB on Solid State Drive (SSD); Discrete video card NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 / AMD Radeon RX VEGA 56 with 8GB VRAM or better; Joystick; requires internet activation.
Recommended VR systems requirements (VR graphics settings): OS 64-bit Windows 8/10; DirectX11; CPU: Core i5+ at 3+ GHz or AMD FX / Ryzen; RAM: 16 GB (32 GB for heavy missions); Free hard disk space: 120 GB on Solid State Drive (SSD); Discrete video card NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 / AMD Radeon RX VEGA 64 or better; Joystick; requires internet activation.
This product can be downloaded and installed through the DCS World Module Manager. If you do not have DCS World installed, you can download the DCS World web-installer by clicking this link. You need to have the "Open Beta" version DCS World 2.5 installed on your PC for this product.
UH-1H Worlds Apart - Spring 2025 Campaign by Low-Level-Heaven Mission Development
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Note: DCS: UH-1H Huey is required to be installed for the campaign.
Bf 109 K-4 Jagdflieger Campaign by Reflected Simulations
It's March 1944, the beginning of the end. The Reich has become a fortress without a roof. The large formations of Allied four motors have become daily visitors. Come, join the German Luftwaffe in these dire times. Jump into one of JG26's Messerschmitt Bf-109-s, and find out what it's like to attack the "fat cats" head on, or to take off in a hail of bullets from the attacking Mustangs. Watch the Allied forces land on the beaches of Normandy, and support the retreating Wehrmacht. Let all the details immerse you in this semi-historical campaign and make you feel like a young Jagdflieger fighting a lost battle, where, like 1944, survival is the most you can hope for.
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Note: DCS: F/A-18C Hornet and DCS: NEVADA Test and Training Range Map are required to be installed for the campaign.
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The Enemy Within 3.0 is a complete remake of the critically-acclaimed The Enemy Within campaign for the A-10C Warthog.
This story-driven campaign puts you in cockpit of the Warthog as part of a small, 6-ship US detachment sent to Georgia. Your mission is to help contain a growing threat from a terrorist organization calling itself the "Caucasus Liberation Army" (CLA). As the story unfolds, you will be faced with a variety of challenges, including close air support, precision strikes, combat search and rescue, anti-ship strikes, and even air to air combat.
Note: This campaign requires ownership of DCS: A-10C Warthog
This product can be downloaded and installed through the DCS World Module Manager. If you do not have DCS World installed, you can download the DCS World web-installer by clicking this link. If the product description does not have information about which DCS World version you should install, you only need to have the "Stable" version DCS World 2.5 installed on your PC.
P-51D: The Blue Nosed Bastards of Bodney Campaign by Reflected Simulations
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Note: This campaign requires ownership of DCS: P-51D Mustang, DCS: Normandy 1944 and DCS: WWII Assets Pack.
Combined Arms: Frontlines Georgia Campaign
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Note: This campaign requires ownership of DCS: Combined Arms.
Spitfire IX The Big Show Campaign by Reflected Simulations
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Note: This campaign requires ownership of DCS: Spitfire LF Mk. IX, DCS: Normandy 1944 and DCS: WWII Assets Pack.
Mi-8MTV2 and Ka-50: Memory of a Hero Campaign by Stone Sky
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Note: This campaign requires ownership of DCS: Black Shark 2 and DCS: Mi-8MTV2.
Localization: English and Russian.
M-2000C Red Flag Campaign by Baltic Dragon
The M-2000C Red Flag Campaign is a story-driven campaign that takes place during an extraordinary Red Flag exercise at the Nevada Test and Training Range (NTTR). The campaign backstory revolves around growing hostilities between Iran and its neighbors and a partially successful coup that takes place in the United Arab Emirates, effectively splitting the country in two.
Note: This campaign requires ownership of DCS: M-2000C, along with the DCS: NEVADA Test and Training Range map.
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