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LIT Design Awards is open to submissions on a global level, accepting entries from lighting manufacturers, designers, and practices from all around the world.
Selected by our esteemed jury of designers and leaders in the lighting, interior design, and architectural fields, the annual winners will receive the LIT trophy, extensive publicity showcasing their designs and products to an international audience, and more.
The LIT Design Awards ™ was created to recognize the efforts of talented international lighting product designers and lighting implementers. We believe that lighting is both an art and a science, and it is one of the most important elements of design. LIT was envisioned to celebrate creativity and innovation in the fields of lighting products and applications.
The Farmani Group, established in 1985, is responsible for many successful awards around the globe. Farmani Group organizes the International Design Awards (IDA), Architecture Masterprize, DNA Paris Design Awards, London International Creative Awards, Prix de la Photographie in Paris, and the Annual Lucie Awards for Photography, which has emerged as one of the world's most prestigious awards.
LIGHTING PRODUCT DESIGN OF THE YEAR – PROFESSIONAL
The Lighting Product Design of the Year Award recognizes the efforts of talented lighting product designers who improve and perfect the quality of design and quality of light emitted by their designs.
The Lighting Product Design of the Year Winner will receive the LIT Awards Trophy as well as a copy of the Annual LIT Catalogue of Lighting Design and Implementation, distributed internationally. Additionally, the winning lighting product or design will be promoted in a newsletter to 100,000 design professionals and potential clients worldwide, receive coverage on our website throughout the year, and critical acclaim by our distinguished panel of judges.
LIGHTING DESIGNER OF THE YEAR – PROFESSIONAL
The Lighting Designer of the Year Award recognizes the people and practices striving towards excellence in lighting design implementation and application. The lighting director, architect, electrical engineer, interior designer, landscape architect, urban planner, etc., each creates the mood and ambiance of space with their lighting implementation. There would be no architectural, interior design, or landscape design achievements without the right lighting – which is the reason we want to recognize this essential part of the design process through the LIT Awards.
The Lighting Designer of the Year will receive the LIT Awards Trophy as well as a copy of the Annual LIT Catalogue of Lighting Design and Implementation, distributed internationally. Additionally, the winning lighting design implementer will be promoted in a newsletter to 100,000 lighting and design professionals and potential clients worldwide, receive coverage on our website throughout the year, and critical acclaim by our distinguished panel of judges.
LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD – PROFESSIONAL
The Lifetime Achievement Award has been introduced in 2018 to recognize Lighting Designer / Lighting Product Designer and other professionals in the Lighting Industry, who's contributions over their entire career to the industry. Dedicated to professionals, the Award is today the highest honor awarded in the lighting design field. There is no fee to nominate a designer.
To nominate a Lighting Designer for the LIT Lifetime Achievement Award, please email info@litawards.com with the following materials:
Lighting Designer's Full Name
Current Company Information
Headshot of Designer
Series of designs, 5-7 images of work/projects
Bio & Description of Career in Lighting Design
To look at LIT Lifetime Achievement Award recipients interviews and projects:
2020 LIT Lifetime Achievement Award recipient: Professor Wout Van Bommel
2020 LIT Lifetime Achievement Award recipient: Mrs Sally Storey in Lighting Design
2019 LIT Lifetime Achievement Award recipient: Mr Alfred R. Borden
2018 LIT lifetime Achievement Award recipient: Mr Kevan Shaw
SPOTLIGHT PRIZE
The Spotlight Prize has been introduced in 2020 to rewarding and put the "spotlight" on an organization, project, or initiative that carries out remarkable work for its community and having a major contribution to the Lighting Industry. There is no fee to nominate a designer.
To nominate a recipient of the Spotlight Prize, please email info@litawards.com with the following materials:
Name of the Project, Organization, or initiative
The website address, social media accounts, or other communication platform used
Names and contact details of the founders or representatives
To look at LIT Spotlight Prize Recipients:
2020 LIT Spotlight Prize: Women in Lighting
EMERGING LIGHTING PRODUCT DESIGN OF THE YEAR – STUDENT
Students and young designers are also encouraged to apply, for a chance to be awarded the title of Emerging Lighting Product Design of the year This prize is awarded to the student who has demonstrated devotion to elevating the art of product lighting design.
You could receive the LIT trophy at an exclusive evening celebrating the winners, a cash prize of US$1,000.00 as well as the publication of your work in the LIT Annual Book. The promotion of your work will be sent in a newsletter to 100,000 design professionals and potential clients worldwide and you will enjoy year-long coverage on the LIT Design Awards website. Winners will also receive the certificate of achievement and winner's seal to use online and in printed media.
EMERGING LIGHTING DESIGNERS OF THE YEAR – STUDENT
Students and young designers are encouraged to apply, for a chance to be awarded the title Emerging Lighting Designer of the year. This prize is awarded to the student who has demonstrated devotion to elevating the art of Lighting Design.
Entries can be submitted as conceptual designs, in progress, or as completed projects. The only restriction is that entries or completed projects must be no more than 5 years old. Submissions can be made as a Professional or as a Student.
Winners are chosen based on a single project – not for a body of work.
The LIT Design Awards competition is open to anyone aged 18+ residing anywhere in the world. Professional entries will be judged against other professionals and student entries against other students.
For more information please check the FAQ page.
The evaluation process for entries to the LIT Lighting Design Awards is based on various judging criteria that are constantly adapted to new technical, social, economic, and ecological requirements. These criteria are not comprehensive and not all criteria are applicable to each product. They simply provide an orientation framework and basis for judging, which is complemented by each individual juror's expertise and socio-cultural background.
Each member of the Jury is passionately committed to providing a fair evaluation. Jury members are assigned categories based on their specific background and expertise. All projects are viewed and judged randomly and anonymously to ensure unbiased and fair judging.
The judging criteria include the following:
Innovation — does the product provide something new to the market or supplement/improve an existing product?
Aesthetics — form, shape, color, texture, finishing, the material used, etc.
Functionality — ease of use, safety, maintenance, etc.
Ergonomics — the product's interaction with the user
Durability — the quality and longevity of the design
Impact — the benefit delivered to the user and/or society by the product
Utility — does the product meet the intended purpose and needs of the user?
Ecological compatibility — potential environmental and/or ecological impact
The reality of production — how realistic is it, technically and economically, to develop and market this product large-scale?
Emotional quotient — in addition to fulfilling its practical purpose, does the product create a sense of enjoyment, satisfaction?
SCORING BOARD
The LIT Lighting Design Awards use a Scoring System between 10-100 points.
LIT DESIGN AWARDS 2020 is now closed.
The winners will be announced in the second week of January 2021.
ENTRY FEES: LIT DESIGN AWARDS 2021
Professional $230
Same Product in additional categories at a 50% discount
Student $110
No Further Fees: Unlike some other design awards and competitions, there are no further fees for winning the award and everything listed in the winner's benefits will be provided free of charge.
DEADLINES: LIT DESIGN AWARDS 2021
10% Early Bird discount until June 30th, 2021
5% Extended Early Bird discount until July, 31st, 2021
Regular Deadline: September 30th, 2021
Final Deadline: October 1st, 2021 till October 17th, 2021 (10% late fee apply)
Closing on October 17th, 2021
All entries are voted on by a grand jury panel composed of experienced and prominent academics, professionals, press members, entrepreneurs and key people from the lighting design industry.

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More apply for training places than places available, but the drop out rates during training are already very high and i have seen many people leave shortly after qualifying once they realise how hard the job is.
Now factor in the axing of bursaries - who wants to incur perhaps 50k of debt for a job paying such low wages?
I agree with Lyne Sanderson about some of the factors regarding retention. She mentions salary is important, but people choose nursing for other factors; isn't this the same in any career/job? For some reason, the Department of Health seems to think that salary is of no concern to nursing staff, and are content to offer derisory annual salary increases year after year, pushing staff deeper into debt and/or negative impact on lifestyle. Neither the training or the job are easy, and when you see your peers earning considerably more, working daily at a job they enjoy and where they are respected, you wake up one day and say "No more"! Until nurses are held in some esteem and remunerated accordingly, and offered decent working conditions, the retention problem can only escalate. My own workplace seems to think it acceptable to impose changes to work terms and conditions without consulting staff, it is starting to feel more like a Dickensian workplace and is becoming very unpleasant. I can't wait to leave and find a job where I feel valued.
Change of culture needed urgently ! Talk of student retention is a joke. A final student who is much better than some of the newly recruited nurses will be failed if they don't like him/her. Evidence will be cooked in the assessment book so that not even the Uni can stand by their student. The bullying is spilling out to tutors, open your eyes !
The claim that 10,000 more nurse training places will be available as a result of stopping the bursary is ridiculous, not least because it will put people off applying in the first place. The government also seem to miss the point that a nursing degree is a full time course including working on placements, and they more than earn their bursary at the moment. Without that in place, I envisage a sharp decline in applicants.
I have noted the word bullying mentioned frequently amongst the previous comments. Nursing now is not like the profession I came into 40 years ago. Nurses are now stressed, bullied by seniors, poorly paid, not supported and over worked. No wonder people do not want to train in this profession anymore, because I wouldn't now.
Who is going to study hard for 3 years , work on placements for nothing, end up with a £50000 debt for a job starting at £21000?
Plus working 12 he shifts, dealing with abusive patients and relatives because there's not enough of you to get to them the minute they want, paying to park, paying to register each year!
Nursing is the most disrespected profession ever. People need to feel appreciated and valued for their contribution to society not dread going into work because yet again you have responsibility for 12 acutely ill patients and worry you will end up in front of the nmc if you don't manage. Nurses are burnt out and fed up. Who in their right mind would want to work hard to be rewarded with these conditions and pay?


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Q: How to maneuver the ship/mini-ship In Geometry Dash, the ship is the first gimmick differenciating the game from The Impossible Game.
The basic maneuvring is to hold the button/screen to fly up and to release to fly down, simple enough as introduced in Stereo Madness.
But then, in later levels, or worse, in user created levels, there are a lot of tight spaces where you have to maneuver your clumsy ship, and even worse, straight flights where I don't even know how you rythm your taps.
With any other gimmick like the wave or the UFO, you still can time your taps and holds, but the ship seems to be the bane of the up and down travels in this whole game. I am pretty sure that 80% of deaths in this game are in ship/mini-ship mode.
So, here is the question:
Anyone has any tip to maneuver the ship in those conditions?

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*Straight fly

*Mini straight fly

*Faster speed in tight places

*Successive gravity switches with faster speed

*Successive gravity switches with faster speed in mini-ship mode

Edit: For your information, I mostly play on PC with a mouse, I don't have a controller and I'm not as fast as on the mouse when playing on a keyboard - I also started on mobile but my thumb play is even worse - But if you have advices for keyboard/controller/mobile players as well, I guess they are welcome

A: Before I give specific advice, I would like to say one thing. Practice makes perfect. Search up levels like Ship Challenge and Straight Fly to make your own techniques by trial and error.
Straight Fly Here is what I do for straight fly. I click so that I do not run into the spikes above, but I don't fall to the spikes below, and when you fall back down to the same y-position as you were when you first clicked you click again for the same amount of time as when you first clicked in the straight fly. Repeat until the end of the straight fly.
Mini Straight Fly Same as above.
Faster speed in tight places If this is straight fly, then follow the techniques above. If not, then it is up to trial and error.
Successive gravity switches with faster speed If this is straight fly, then follow above technique until you reach first gravity switch. Then, follow above techniques with the exception of the first y-position you click at will be different (find new y-position where you will click will be up to trial and error). If not a straight fly, then it is up to trial and error.
Successive gravity switches with faster speed in mini-ship mode Same as above.

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'Around 17,000 children were raped in last four years in Pakistan'
"We will need to take ownership of the fact that we have failed as a nation to protect our children''.
The country was left utterly shocked and traumatized at the rape and murder of the little Zainab, but sadly, it is just the tip of the iceberg.
The reports have revealed that more than 17,000 children have been a victim of sexual harassment in Pakistan merely in the period of four years.
Recently, the Ministry of Human Rights presented an analysis report in the National Assembly that clearly stated about 17,800 child rape cases in the country.
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The relevant department of the government is presently working in alliance with Sahil, a non-governmental organization that works on the rights of children and their protection.
As per the details mentioned in the report, around 10,500 girls and 7,000 boys have been victimized in the last four years. In all these years, approximately 13,000 FIRs (First Information Reports) have been lodged against child harassment with the police department in Pakistan.
Nevertheless, the ugly reality is that only 112 cases came to an end with the accused being sentenced. Out of these 112 cases, 11 convicts have been given life sentences; whilst, 25 convicts have been awarded capital punishments. Apart from that, some of the convicts have been imprisoned for 25 years as a punishment.
Saima Shah, a child rights activist, has stated regarding the issue, "This gruesome figure is a stark reminder of the lack of implementation of law in Pakistan in preventing child abuse and neglect."
The sickening part of the story is that child abuse is one of the most common crimes in the world. As mentioned by a Psychiatry professor in Harvard Medical Centre, Alaptagin Khan, "Child abuse is a national problem. It's not confined to a single city, a single perpetrator or a gang exploiting young children."
"We will need to take ownership of the fact that we have failed as a nation to protect our children," he has further recommended.
The Criminal Law (Amendment) Bill, 2017:
In regards to the increasing issue of child harassment in the country, the "Criminal Law (Amendment) Bill, 2017" was passed by the National Assembly, which directs to punish the convicts harshly for crimes like child harassment.
Under the Criminal Law (Amendment) Bill, 2017, the punishment of such offenses would be no less than 14 years of imprisonment, and in severe cases, it could extend up to 20 years or even more. Apart from that, a hefty fine would be imposed, which would be no less than PKR one million.
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Pantha Du Prince The Triad
By Stephen Carlick
Following the collaborative, bell-centric Elements of Light with the Bell Laboratory in 2013, The Triad finds Pantha Du Prince's Hendrik Weber returning to the finely tuned, elegant and precise minimal techno he made the Pantha name on, with a slight alteration: a newfound fondness for singing.
Over half of the tracks on The Triad feature vocals, either from Weber himself or Scott Mou, a.k.a. Mr. Queens, who sings on both "The Winter Hymn" and "In an Open Space," lending additional humanity and warmth to an album already defined by a feeling of looseness, the type of groove that can only come from a collective playing music together in a room. Indeed, Weber has claimed that "three beings generated this album," and that's palpable here — particularly early on, in the playful expanse of "You What? Euphoria!"
The changes since 2010's Black Noise have, otherwise, been subtle; the inclusion of the Bell Laboratory's Bendik Kjeldsberg in the album's writing process — the final member of the titular "triad" — means there are favourable traces left over from the bells of Elements of Light, especially on highlights like "Frau im Mond, Sterne laufen" and opener "The Winter Hymn." It's "Dream Yourself Awake," though, that provides the album's peak, demonstrating that Weber's still got the uncanny ability to redirect a song and crack its potential wide open halfway through.
It's not all successful — "Chasing Vapour Trails" is pleasant, even if its ten-minute runtime never quite pays off, and the baritone cheese of the vocals on "Islands in the Sky" drags down its fascinating composition — but overall, The Triad is a satisfying reminder that Pantha Du Prince is still the best at what he does. (Rough Trade)
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It is an evening of music and madness, of resentments and ambitions and cheap bar fights. Or is it? In Trey R. Barker's tour-de-force new novella Hostage, Barker recasts his penchant for the shadows and grit of back alley noir. He tells us to not trust what we think we see and let him lead the dance because he not only knows the music…he knows when it will stop. In an abandoned warehouse, a handful of people will come to understand what was hiding in the music and the shadows. They will also learn why their wants and desires are always both to have and have not. The ambitious, the lazy, the vengeful, the fat and happy, will all take their turn looking into the abyss and measuring it against the weight and breadth of their souls. Some will be found lacking….Barker's Hostage is a brilliant re-imagining noir, an elastic structure that will spin your head and make you question what you've just read.
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Sarah Watson is a fifteen-year-old recovering heroin addict who's shut herself inside to avoid the temptations that once destroyed her life. Ready to spend the night shut up in the warmth of her room, she receives a frenzied call from Chrissy Carmichael, a girl at her high school, begging Sarah to meet her at the space "Where Everything Ended," the site of a terrible crime Sarah committed and got away with. Sarah is sucked into a spiral of violence and deception, and along the way dragged back into the world she's tried to forget.
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Anisotropic mechanical properties of Selective Laser Sintered starch-based food
N. Jonkers, W.J. van Dijk, N.H. Vonk, J.A.W. van Dommelen, M.G.D. Geers
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The characteristic layer-by-layer structure of a Selective Laser Sintered food product inherently results in anisotropic mechanical properties which depend on the laser sintering parameters. Tailoring these mechanical properties by the printing process enables food customization. The mechanical behavior and microstructure of printed starch-based food were characterized by means of uniaxial compression testing and Computed Tomography. Two directions were considered: the build direction and the principal in-plane direction. By increasing the area energy density from 14 J/cm2 to 82 J/cm2, the stiffness in build direction was more than tripled, whereas the stiffness in the in-plane direction remained unaffected and the fracture stress was more than doubled. Moreover the ductility in the build direction decreased. These effects are a combination of the change in microstructure, with average relative density ranging from 42% to 50%, and a change in local mechanical properties. In-situ compression tests revealed heterogeneous crack propagation in the material.
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The authors acknowledge TNO (Netherlands Organisation for Applied Scientific Research) for the financial support. We thank Marc Hoppenbrouwers (TNO), Marc van Maris, Ruth Cardinaels and Lucien Cleven (Eindhoven University of Technology) for technical support and Martijn Noort (Wageningen University and Research) for the preparation of the powder mixture.
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Jonkers, N., van Dijk, W. J., Vonk, N. H., van Dommelen, J. A. W., & Geers, M. G. D. (2022). Anisotropic mechanical properties of Selective Laser Sintered starch-based food. Journal of Food Engineering, 318, [110890]. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jfoodeng.2021.110890
Jonkers, N. ; van Dijk, W.J. ; Vonk, N.H. ; van Dommelen, J.A.W. ; Geers, M.G.D. / Anisotropic mechanical properties of Selective Laser Sintered starch-based food. In: Journal of Food Engineering. 2022 ; Vol. 318.
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Lady GaGa and R.Kelly Get FREAKY on SNL
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Okay, I'm sorry that I had to show ya'll this but this was to… er, interesting… to pass up. So Lady Gaga preformed her latest song "Do What U Want" on last night's Saturday Night Live. Well, it looks like she let R.Kelly do whatever he wanted to her body as the song suggests.
Gaga twitched and flung herself around the stage during the verse and chorus until R.Kelly came in to awkwardly sweep her off her feet… literally. Gaga hung over his shoulder for a couple seconds until old man R.Kelly had had enough and put her down to only start rubbing on her butt. I must say, I was pretty disappointed by R.Kelly's appearance. Aging is a natural thing but R.Kelly obviously doesn't believe in aging gracefully. I mean, C'mon! His rhinestone Versace ensemble made him look like a bootleg Kanye West. I'm sorry R.Kelly, but you need to act your age!
Things began to get a little more creepy when R.Kelly handed off his microphone and sunglasses to some chick on the side. That was his way of telling us that sh*t was about to get REAL. Gaga laid down on her back as R.Kelly proceed to dry hump her, lick her neck, and perform other inappropriate and uncomfortable sexual simulations.
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CNS News cited the recent interview between the pontiff and Eugenio Scalfari, including an exchange in which the non-believer asked where "bad souls" are punished.
He went on to leave little doubt about his proclamation.
Pope Francis' statement appears to indicate a significant shift in Catholic doctrine, even as described in a 2007 sermon from his predecessor, Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI.
"Jesus came to tell us that he wants us all in heaven and that hell, of which so little is said in our time, exists and is eternal for those who close their hearts to his love," the retired pontiff said.
The Vatican has since issued a statement indicating that the comments attributed to Pope Francis should not be considered a direct quote.


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After a host of potential bidders pulled out under public pressure, the race for the 2022 Winter Olympics has come down to two Asian countries where public opposition is rarely a problem: China and Kazakhstan. Ahead of the International Olympic Committee's vote, here's a brief comparison of the Beijing and Almaty bids.
Beijing: Needs new mountain venues and high-speed rail connection to Beijing. Budget reported between $3.8bn and $3.5bn (€2.7bn and €3.4bn).
Almaty: Promising a compact Olympics using venues built for the 2011 Asian Winter Games. Budget is a reported $3.5bn (€3.2bn).
Beijing: The Water Cube hosted swimming during the 2008 Olympics and could accommodate figure-skating and curling events in 2022. Almaty: The Medeu high-mountain skating rink is one of the world's highest skating rinks.
Beijing: Beijing: 91.8 per cent; Zhangjiakou (host of skiing events): 99.5 per cent; China overall: 94.8 per cent.
Almaty: Almaty: 85 per cent; Kazakhstan overall: 87 per cent.
Monocle comment: With such little choice, we'd advocate reopening the bidding process to give Oslo a chance to change its mind.
Can tourism change the bunker mindset of Japan's border territories? A Nagoya-based non-profit group, known as the Japan Centre for Borderlands Studies, thinks so. Since March, the jcbs has offered tours to Tsushima, a group of islands that is ruled by Japan in the Korea Strait. South Korea also claims ownership of the islands, which it calls Daemado.
In recent years, South Korean tourists have outnumbered Japanese on Tsushima, leading one conservative Japanese daily to raise concerns about the security risks facing the islands. But jcbs, which is formed by Japanese scholars, says the goal isn't to aggravate relations between Tokyo and Seoul; it hopes to help the economy of border territories so that they will seem less like fortified outposts. Next on the group's agenda: tours to Japanese territories bordering Russia and Taiwan.
Indian prime minister Narendra Modi's Act East Policy, which was unveiled last year, signalled an effort to cosy up to his neighbours in Asia, including North Korea. In April, North Korean foreign minister Ri Su Yong paid a visit to New Delhi, the first for Pyongyang's top diplomat in 25 years. While Pyongyang has been shunned by much of the global community, New Delhi has quietly maintained normal trade relations with the isolated state. Specifics of the meeting were kept under wraps but it shows how New Delhi is courting Pyongyang and emerging as a regional counterweight to China, North Korea's traditional ally.


I watched Saving Mr Banks the other night. I wasn't looking forward to the film and it certainly wasn't my choice but even so I enjoyed it immensely.
You see I had erroneously been told that it was about the making of Mary Poppins by Mr Walt Disney but in actual fact it was about so much more than that... Within minutes it became clear that it was about the author's own childhood and how she had striven to find a meaning in her father's death, which she had witnessed at an early age. For her, this was not just a story full of light and jollity but instead had the gravitas of a psychological interpretation of how families can be drawn tighter or fall apart or in very rare instances, perform both feats simultaneously.
The real plot of the film as I understood it, was to show a woman writer who was staunch in her belief of how her characters should be portrayed and her writing integrity upheld. At the very end we heard the real voice of the author, her prim, properly enunciated tones allowing or disallowing changes to the manuscript for its celluloid interpretation. It brought a lump to my throat.
We are all so much more than we seem on first glance. Long live Mary Poppins!
P.S. My new novel Split Decisions is now finished. I hope it will be out soon.


New BMW X3: smarter, faster, dearer – but is it better?
GEORGE, Western Cape. – With the launch of the third-generation X3, BMW not only hopes to build on the premium SUV's heritage, but also the company's proud history of producing cars in South Africa for the international market.
RPM TV Ep388: Toyota 86. Mercedes-AMG C43 Cabriolet. And classic Alfa Romeos.
It's the biggest Mini ever – but can the supersized Mini Countryman maximise the Mini experience. We drive the all-new, second-generation model in Cooper S guise to find out.
The Volkswagen Passat is sophisticated and serene – a spacious sedan offering plush accommodation and poised dynamics. Yes, it's unmistakably premium, but it's held back by a mainstream image. This week we test the VW Passat 2.0 TDI Executive DSG.
RPM TV Ep 382: New BMW 5-Series. New Toyota CH-R. New Audi Q2. Fiat 500X update.
The new-generation BMW 5-Series seeks to link business-class tech and comfort to real dynamic appeal. In fact, it borrows heavily from the range-topping 7-Series. This week, we drive the sophisticated sedan on the Garden Route.


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Ear Nose Throat Surgery (Otolaryngology)
83 results found for Ear Nose Throat Surgery (Otolaryngology) in London, UK
Professor Paul O'Flynn
Ear Nose & Throat Surgery (Otolaryngology)
Head & Neck Surgery
Prof Paul O'Flynn is a Consultant ENT Surgeon who qualified in 1982. Prof O'Flynn trained in London and Nottingham before becoming a Consultant at The Royal National Throat, Nose and Ear Hospital in 1993.
Prof O'Flynn undertakes a full range of general ENT procedures including tonsillectomy, nasal and sinus surgery as well as a special interest in Parotid gland surgery, Neck lumps including thyroid swellings.
He has managed and assessed hundreds of airways and support ITU care with tracheostomies.
He has a unique role in the rehabillition service at the Wellington hospital managing swallowing, voice and airway issues.
In the out patient setting he manages a range of conditions from nasal blockage to ear infections and deafness, to hoarseness. Mirosuction and flexible nasendoscopy are avilable at all clinics.
Aside from his clinical work he is a Council member of the Royal College of Surgeons of England and Chair of the ENT examinations Board ( JCIE Board in Otolaryngology ).
Parotid gland surgery
Airway assessment
Stopping nose bleeds (Nasal Cautery)
Surgery of the larynx for cancer
Thyroglossal Duct Surgery
Vocal Fold/Laryngoscopy
Endoscopic anterior skull base surgery
Head and neck cancer surgery
Nasal blockage
Noisy breathing
Obstructive Sleep Apnoea (OSA)
Otitis Media (Glue Ear)
Adult Ear, Nose & Throat Surgery, Facial Cosmetic & Reconstructive Surgery, Head & Neck Surgery + 1 more
Mr Arora is an award-winning ENT, Airway Head & Neck consultant surgeon based in London. He treats both adults and children with all forms of ENT problems and specialises in head and neck, paediatric ENT, robotic surgery, and thyroid and parathyroid gland tumours.
Mr Arora is widely known for his work in healthcare quality improvement, after developing the Global Tracheostomy Collaborative, a network of premier healthcare facilities recognised by The National Institute for Health. He also pioneered Robotic Head and Neck Surgery in the United Kingdom and created the first TORS (Transoral robotic surgery) training program. He is currently involved with seven postgraduate courses, including the globally acclaimed London Head & Neck Dissection course.
Mr Arora studied medicine at Manchester Medical School, where he graduated with honours and won numerous undergraduate awards, including best research student. Following this, he went on to undertake three head & neck fellowships at internationally renowned robotic head & neck centres. At Imperial College London, Mr Arora completed a PhD in TORS which led to clinical trials, 15 papers, and six renowned research prizes. He remains a key leader in TORS and has stayed at the forefront of surgical innovation for head & neck surgery. To date, Mr Arora has over 45 peer-reviewed publications, nine book chapters, ten research awards, and has presented his work at 90 international and national conferences.
Mr Pavol Surda
Mr Pavol Surda, Consultant ENT and Rhinology Surgeon is based in central London at Guy's and St Thomas' Hospital and London Bridge Hospital. He specialises in advanced sinus surgery, skull base surgery, nasal deformities, and the management of sleep-disordered breathing.
Dr Surda undertook postgraduate training and specialisation in ENT surgery in the UK, Czech Republic and the Netherlands giving him a wealth of experience from across Europe. Afterwards he was awarded a year-long fellowship in rhinology and facial plastics at St. George's University Hospital in London. Following that, he did a further fellowship at the Academic Medical Centre University Hospital in Amsterdam studying anterior skull base surgery.
Mr Sudra currently works as a co-author at SurgTech, a company that offers crowdsourced surgical training videos. Additionally, he also has teaching responsibilities alongside his work as a faculty member on various instructional courses and has presented at multiple international conferences. He has an extensive research history with him authoring or co-authoring 34 peer-reviewed papers and 5 book chapters. He currently sits on the executive board of the European Rhinology Society.
His research has been recognised by the scientific community with awards from the European Rhinology society travel grant and the Ilorin Award of Excellence.
Mr Raj Lakhani
Mr Raj Lakhani is a consultant ear, nose, and throat surgeon with a strong interest in rhinology and facial plastic surgery. He treats both adults and children and strives to deliver high-quality patient care to each individual. He is known for his great communication and listening abilities and regularly receives positive feedback from his patients.
Mr Lakhani earned his medical qualifications at St. Bartholomew's and the Royal London School of Medicine and Dentistry. He also undertook an intercalated Bachelor's degree in Sports & Exercise Medicine for which he received the Drapers Company Prize and the Research Advisory Board Award. Mr Lakhani honed his expertise at highly specialised rhinology centres and undertook further observerships at the world-renowned Hirslanden Klink in Zurich and the Clinica del Viso in Milan. He went on to complete an additional year of specialised training in rhinology and facial plastic surgery at St George's Hospital.
Mr Lakhani has a keen interest in clinical research. He has just under 30 peer-reviewed works to his credit and has delivered more than 50 scientific lectures both nationally and internationally. He has received awards for his clinical research, including the Royal Society of Medicine's 'Best Short Paper' award, and in 2016, he was nominated for the Royal Society of Medicine's national 'Trainee of the Year' award.
Professor Francis Vaz
Head & Neck Surgery, Adult Ear, Nose & Throat Surgery, Otology + 2 more
Leading Consultant Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) Surgeon, Professor Francis Vaz offers a comprehensive ENT service with specialist areas of expertise in throat, parotid, thyroid, voice and laryngeal surgery. Professor Vaz serves for the NHS at the highly esteemed University College London Hospital, and is based privately at a number of clinics around London, including The Harley Street Clinic, Sydney Street Outpatients and Diagnostic Centre, The Wellington Hospital, Devonshire Diagnostic Centre, Princess Grace Hospital and HCA UK at University College London Hospital.
After achieving his primary medical qualification with distinction in Clinical Therapeutics in 1994 from Guy's and St Thomas' Hospital Medical School, Professor Vaz embarked upon an extensive period of training at several leading centres of excellence in England, including The Medway Maritime Hospital, The William Harney Hospital and The Royal Sussex County Hospital. He also ventured further afield to Brisbane in Australia, where he successfully completed a highly esteemed fellowship in Head and Neck Surgery, before becoming a Member of the Royal College of Surgeons.
Professor Vaz is dedicated to providing each of his patients with first-class care. He has gained comprehensive, invaluable experience throughout his career as a surgeon and maintains an excellent reputation, not only amongst his patients, but also amongst colleagues in his field.
Mr Samit Unadkat
Adult Ear, Nose & Throat Surgery, Facial Cosmetic & Reconstructive Surgery, Paediatric (Pediatric) Ear, Nose & Throat Surgery + 1 more
Mr Unadkat is a Consultant ENT Surgeon who specialises in rhinoplasty, nasal polyps, sinus surgery and snoring surgery. He sees private patients at 9 Harley Street, London as well as within the NHS at the Royal National ENT & University College Hospital, London – the UK's national centre for complex sinonasal and facial plastic disorders.
Mr Unadkat received his basic and higher surgical training between The Royal National ENT Hospital, Charing Cross Hospital and St Bartholomew's & The Royal London Hospitals. Winning numerous undergraduate and postgraduate prizes, he completed his training in all aspects of ENT & head and neck surgery before securing the coveted Royal College of Surgeons of England Advanced Rhinology & Facial Plastic Surgery fellowship at Charing Cross & The Royal Brompton Hospitals – one of the only accredited fellowships dedicated to both complex rhinoplasty and advanced sinus surgery in Europe.
Mr Unadkat is extensively published in all aspects of ENT surgery and has written several book chapters on rhinoplasty surgery. He has recently secured funding to investigate the relationship between functional nasal surgery and snoring and obstructive sleep apnoea.
He particularly enjoys teaching the next generation of surgeons and is frequently invited to speak at conferences and meetings around the world. Aside from being co-director of the popular UCL FRCS course in Otolaryngology, he is the current and inaugural president of the European Academy of Facial Plastic Surgery (EAFPS) Junior Members Board, and a full member of the British Society of Facial Plastic Surgery (BSFPS).
Mr Unadkat is the founder and director of My Nose London. https://mynose.co.uk/
Professor Martin Birchall
Adult Ear, Nose & Throat Surgery, Head & Neck Surgery
Professor Martin Birchall is a Consultant Ear Nose and Throat Surgeon and Professor of Laryngology with over two decades of experience in the treatment and management of ENT conditions, particularly swallowing, airway and voice disorders. He is well known for pioneering the surgical use of tissue engineering, soft robotics, and transplantation. He sees private patients at Nuffield Health Bristol and Platinum Medical Centre, St Johns Wood.
Professor Birchall earned his primary medical degree at the University of Cambridge in 1984, after which he undertook his basic and specialist training at University College Hospitals, among other renowned London hospitals. Upon completion of his training, he was appointed Consultant and joined the specialist register in 1996. Since his Consultant appointment, Professor Birchall has become a world leader in otolaryngology and leads a large research team that innovates biomedical technology to aid in the treatment and management of airway disorders. Professor Birchall had the opportunity to co-lead the team that carried out the first stem cell-based organ transplant in 2008 and later worked as part of the team that carried out the world's second laryngeal transplant at UC Davis, California.
Professor Birchall specialises in the treatment of vocal cord weakness and is responsible for pioneering ways to restore function to the weakened vocal cords by using unaffected nerves (laryngeal reinnervation). His practice is accompanied by speech therapists to ensure his patients can undergo a full recovery.
Mr Elliot Benjamin
Whilst studying medicine at Bristol University, Mr Benjamin developed an interest for ENT, spending his elective at the Royal National Throat Nose and Ear Hospital.
He gained excellent general ENT training and developed a sub specialty interest in paediatrics and otology on the Thames ENT training programme. He has gone on to study under world experts at the House Ear Institute, Los Angeles, USA where he gained experience in various middle ear and skull base procedures and also at Great Ormond Street Hospital, London, UK where he gained experience in paediatric airway evaluation and reconstruction.
As well as a first class honours BSc degree and being awarded "Honours" for his undergraduate medical qualification, He went on to gain the MRCS and the FRCS (ORL-HNS) as well as the DLO and several postgraduate prizes.
He has published numerous peer reviewed original scientific papers, as well as many abstracts, historical article and reviews. He has presented work at national and international meetings covering all aspects of ENT. Several of his papers including work on Viagra and hearing loss , and a review of Injuries from the London Underground Bombings were reported in the national and international press.
Mr Benjamin has conducted numerous audit and presently is involved in running the National Myringoplasty Audit in his role on the EAR UK Otology database group as well as being audit lead for ENT at Imperial College.
He continues to be heavily involved and enjoys teaching at all levels including students, GP's, nurses and surgeons having also attended "training the teachers" course as well as being an
"E-tutor" for the Royal College of Surgeons. He is also the lead for Undergraduate ENT training at Imperial College.
Mr Benjamin performed over 8,000 ENT surgical procedures including over 600 major ear operations and nearly 350 paediatric airway and over 5,000 general paediatric procedures.
He is employed as a Consultant ENT Surgeon at Charing Cross Hospital, providing a full adult ENT service with a specialist interest in otology and ear surgery.
He provides a full paediatric ENT service at Chelsea & Westminster Hospital where he is lead clinician.
He is holds the post of Honorary Senior Lecturer at Imperial College, London, with duties in teaching and lecturing medical students, and fellow surgeons.
Mr Benjamin was included in the Tatler Magazine Top Consultant Award.
Mr Benjamin is a medical advisor to Eastenders and has appeared on the BBC's the
"One Show"
Mr Benjamin is dedicated to providing a professional, safe and efficient ENT service for all his adult and paediatric patients
Mr Irfan Syed
Adult Ear, Nose & Throat Surgery, Paediatric (Pediatric) Ear, Nose & Throat Surgery, Facial Cosmetic & Reconstructive Surgery
Mr Irfan Syed graduated from University College Hospital, London and completed his ENT higher surgical training on the London training programme including Paediatric ENT surgery at Great Ormond Street Hospital.
Mr Syed is a Consultant ENT Surgeon at University Hospital Lewisham treating all aspects of general and paediatric ENT conditions and has a specialist interest in rhinology (nose & sinuses) & facial plastic surgery (nasal reconstruction and management of skin lesions). He gained fellowship sub-specialty training in Rhinology & Facial Plastic surgery at St George's Hospital, London.
He was awarded the British Rhinological Society Bursary Award for training at the Sino-Nasal Institute of Florida, USA and the European Rhinological Society Award for training at the Amsterdam Medical Centre. His international training has also taken him to Paris and the University of British Columbia, Vancouver.
Mr Syed is well recognized for his role in post-graduate surgical teaching and is course director for The London Endoscopic Sinus Surgery Course, The London Facial Plastic Surgery Course, The London ST3 Course & The London FRCS (ORL-HNS) Viva Course. He has been invited to teach on the East Anglian Sinus, Orbit & Skull Base Course and the London Facial Aesthetic Cosmetic Training Course.
Diseases, Medical Tests and Treatments
Septoplasty
Snoring surgery
Pinnaplasty
Mr Yakubu Karagama
Recommended by 1 specialist
Head & Neck Surgery, Paediatric (Pediatric) Ear, Nose & Throat Surgery
Mr Yakubu Karagama completed his higher ENT surgical training at Newcastle, UK in 2007. He has since been practicing as is an
Surgeon and Laryngologist with private practice at the Alexandra Hospital, Cheadle and NHS practice at Manchester University Hospital Manchester Royal Infirmary Department of Otolaryngology. He leads the multidisciplinary
specialist voice clinic
at Manchester University Hospital Department of Otolaryngology, Manchester Royal Infirmary. He specialises in general adult and children Ear, Nose and Throat problems but in addition he has a special interest in professional voice problems, nasal and sinus problems. He is the founder and course director for
Manchester Phonosurgery course
, is keen in voice research and obtained an MSc in Advance Voice Research at the University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne in 2005. Mr Karagama has presented his research and won prizes at national and international conferences, including the North of England Otolaryngological Society, the Royal Society of Medicine and the British Association Conference of Otolaryngologists (BACO). He has authored and co-authored over 50 publications, is an Honorary Senior Lecturer at both University of Manchester and Edge Hill Universities and previous Secretary of the British
Laryngological Association. He is also and Honorary Fellow at the Royal Northern College of Music Manchester.
Mr Karagama has been invited as keynote speaker internationally and is a frontier in several voice, swallowing and nasal surgeries.
Functional Endoscopic sinus Surgery FESS
Endoscopic Turbinoplasty
Grommet insertion
Laser Laryngeal surgery
Laser Snoring surgery UVPPP
Balloon dilatation cricopharynx and oesophagus stricture
Balloon dilatation tracheal and subglottic stenosis
Injections for spasmodic dysphonia
Injection for Cricopharyngeal muscles
Salivary gland diseases
Cosmetic ENT surgery
Tonsil and adenoid infections
Vocal cord disorders
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State and Local Government / Municipal Policy
Who's Afraid of the Big Bad For-Profit Animal Shelter?
By David Stokes on Jun 2, 2010
St. Louis is, George; St. Louis is.
The plan to contract out the operation of the animal shelter to Stray Rescue has been canceled. The Suburban Journals has the story on the new plan here, which still involves Stray Rescue and many other animal rescue groups. Another plan had been offered by a local vet to operate the shelter as a clinic/shelter on a for-profit basis, as has been done in Kansas City. It is one thing to reject the vet's plan, which was submitted after the deadline, when another plan involving Stray Rescue was already going forward. It is quite another to continue to disregard the vet's idea now that plan no. 1 has crashed and burned.
I attended the news conference when the program cancellation was announced last week. I asked a health department official there if the veterinarian's privatization proposal would be revised. She said she would be willing to talk to him, but (and this is an exact quote) "I am uncomfortable with for-profit groups." So, in other words, the proposal — no matter how great it may or may not be — is off-limits because the veterinarian has the audacity to possibly earn some type of profit from the care of lost, sick, and abused animals.
This fear is perfectly reasonable of course, given that the for-profit bid for the animal shelter was coordinated by Drexel Burnham Lambert as part of a thinly disguised hostile takeover of the shelter, which would then be cannibalized and sold off piecemeal to enrich the financiers at the expense of the kittens. Oh, wait — you say it was actually proposed by a local vet with a long history of taking care of animals in the city of St. Louis? Well, then maybe the city should reconsider the idea. …
Seriously, only someone who has spent their entire lives working for the government could say something like, "I am uncomfortable with for-profit groups." I am sure that the director has accomplished many worthy things during her public service, and I am sure she is a fine person, but the knee-jerk opposition to any group that might earn any type of profit is unseemly, albeit not surprising. For too many government employees, P.J. O'Rourke's words about John Kenneth Galbraith apply:
[…] and, after 97 years of comfort and achievement in a free market society, still believed that a free market society is wrong.
The city should undertake to reconsider new proposals for the animal shelter, and for-profit ideas should be given just as much consideration as any other. Taking care of animals and making a profit are not mutually exclusive.
Land Bank History Unsurprisingly Repeats Itself
Census Data Brings Bad News, Florida's Plan For Schools, Saying No to $8 Million


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Q: how to make gameobject jump forward? hi i'm really new to this and would like some help, i would like to know how i can make my game object jump forward (the longer you hold the further it'll jump), i have a rigid body on my game object already in case that helps.
public class PlayerScript : MonoBehaviour {

public float speed;

private Vector3 dir;

// Use this for initialization
void Start ()
{
    dir = Vector3.zero;
}

// Update is called once per frame
void Update ()
{
    if (Input.GetMouseButtonDown(0))
    {
        if (dir == Vector3.forward)
        {
            dir = Vector3.right;
        }
        else
        {
            dir = Vector3.forward;
        }

    }

    float AmToMove = speed * Time.deltaTime;
    transform.Translate (dir * AmToMove);
}

so far i only managed to make it move forward and right but instead i would like it to jump forward and jump right.

A: public float thrust;
        public Rigidbody rb;
        void Start() {
            rb = GetComponent<Rigidbody>();
        }
        void FixedUpdate() {
            rb.AddForce(transform.up * thrust);
        }
//This will add a force to the rigidbody upwards.

If you want to use the rigidbody for movement you should apply a force to it. Right now you are simply moving the world transform of the object.


Q: Is your kit made for a specific Make and Model of Car?
A: No! We have a universal kit, it will need to be adapted to your car by your installer.
Q: Where can I find an Installer?
Q: Can I install the kit myself?
A: That totally depends upon your mechanical skills. However, many customers do their own installation of the brake and gas pedal.
Q: Are the parts available separately?
A: Yes, you may buy brake, gas, or steering.
Q: Which steering will I need for my car?
A: That depends upon your installer and your car. Show installation directions to your installer and let him decide which would be best for your car.
Q: Can I move the controls to a new car?
A: Yes, often the housings and cables should be replaced with each new installation.
Q: What's the difference between a Mark 10 and Mark 12 steering?
A: The mark 12 has an auxiliary column that mounts on the left, next to your existing column.


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Q: How to secure content in Orchard CMS I'd like to use the roles and membership ability of Orchard CMS to limit access to a staff portal in Orchard CMS.  At present there doesn't look like there's an out of the box way to do it.
I've found numerous references to modules that should be able to help out but none seem to work.
Very Simple Permissions is a codeplex item suggested by some that has a dead link nowadays and doesn't seem to exist on codeplex.
Science Project: Quanta destroys my site everytime I try to install it with a missing dll issue, and not sure if its what I need anyways.
Does anyone have any guidance as to how to either: show/hide menu items based on roles using the standard menu system or advanced menu plugin
or
limit content visibility based on roles.  If its a module fantastic, otherwise don't mind getting my hands dirty with some coding but a point in the right way to do this mvc style would be great.  I'm going to presume I need to edit the controller for the menu module to check for current membership and adjust the view data accordingly. I'm moving away from webforms.  slowly. Still getting my head around the framework.
Thanks for checking in.

A: For those who are still struggling with this, there's a module is called ContentPermissions which is available here:
gallery.orchardproject.net/List/Modules/Orchard.Module.Orchard.ContentPermissions
Once installed, you can then add the ContentPermissionsPart to the Content Type you want to secure.

A: Quanta really is what you want. You are probably missing one of its dependencies. Pete, the author, is also super-active on the CodePlex forums so if you ask there, you'll get an answer.
UPDATE: Orchard 1.5.1, the current version as I'm writing this update, supports content item permissions and menu trimming out of the box.