So over the weekend, Cycle Team OnForm had the official launch!
Super exciting times for everyone!
The day started with the option of a 20mile or 40mile ride. I opted to do the 40mile ride, and the group had a good mix of U23, Women and Junior team riders along with some parents and people who had come along for the day to see and meet the team. It was really enjoyable to catch up with everyone, congratulating everyone on strong starts to the season, and discussing the next goals. The sight of a full group of riders in the best looking kit in the peloton was really cool!
Once we got back from the ride, it was time to get showered and put on some fresh kit in time for the official team presentation. We were based at Writtle College for the event, a big sponsor for the team, and a really good partnership to help advertise their Cycling Performance Degree. Firstly, we got a chance to mingle with everyone in the lobby over lunch. Before everyone got directed into the lecture hall and we got our briefing as to what was going to happen. Firstly both junior teams, then the women's team, then us, would go up in front of everyone. We were told to enter in a specific order, but naturally we all forgot the order about 5mins before we were due on stage. Sorry Simon!
Jamie, our mentor for the U23 team was leading the presentation. As he introduced each of the teams we would enter, stand at the front of the hall as he would ask a few of us questions. Along the lines of, "how have you kicked off your season?" or "what are your big targets for the season?". I'm not overly keen on talking in front of people and I'm sure there is a video of me somewhere. But please, no one show me! After the initial presentations, there was a full team Q&A, with questions from the crowd. Questions covered everything from race day nutrition to sock length and tan lines.
A BIG thank you to all the sponsors for a brilliant launch!


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The New York Times Explains That Mask Wearing Helps To 'Rewire' Children – LewRockwell LewRockwell.com
No one should be wearing a mask. Face mask wearing is simply harmful to you and those around you. It is bad for you. It is especially bad for the sick. It is especially bad for the elderly. It is especially bad for children. That is what the best science of the last two years shows, and that is the direction that we must push the narrative around masks — the direction of the truth. Masks harm you. The harm may even be irreversible. So, stop feeding into the lie by wearing one or by allowing one to be worn around you.
https://www.lewrockwell.com/2021/12/allan-stevo/the-new-york-times-explains-that-mask-wearing-helps-to-rewire-children/
By Allan Stevo
Pro tip: Google and The New York Times have a business arrangement that makes subscription-free reading easier. If you don't want to prop up this once great newspaper by buying a New York Times subscription, then do this: Whenever you hit a New York Times paywall, you can just copy and paste the URL into a Google search and click on the top return in order to view that New York Times article for free.
Shouldn't I Feel Bad Doing That?
You should feel no shame in doing this. The New York Times has spent years in total decline into mere propaganda rag for the uniparty establishment and deserves no propping up. May the Gray Lady die a swift and quiet death so that she can at least go back, even if only in the memory of man, to be known for the generally noble efforts that once took place within those pages, pages that once great men and women wrote for.
Though the institution has doubtlessly been fraught with foibles and scandals over its history, this exemplary list of writers includes the brilliant free market mind Henry Hazlitt. Hazlitt was once an editor for The New York Times and frequent writer of the unsigned editorials that represented the official opinions of the Times editorial board. Though efforts to reform and prevent this decline of The New York Times have taken place, the paper has moved so far away from truthful coverage and honest debate that Hazlitt would no longer be allowed past security in that building today.
Though some New Yorkers are renown for the provincial style of blindness that allows one to look around a rat infested city covered in grime, garbage, and now desolation, and uncritically call everything in New York "the best," I write this praise of the once great New York Times as a Midwesterner who was once an avid reader of the Sunday pages of this once excellent publication, and recognize what a loss it is for American society that it has descended so far into the abyss.
Please Forgive The Delay, But The Egregious Nature Of This Piece Still Deserves Addressing
I've been working on my next book (Face Masks Hurt Kids is due for release soon) since August, which means I have failed to comment on some of the more egregious topics of the face mask debate since that time. The New York Times opinion piece "Actually, Wearing a Mask Can Help Your Child Learn," by Judith Danovitch would be one of them. Danovitch's piece was published in mid-August 2021 as courageous parents near and far were increasingly standing up for their children at school board meetings in droves. The article deserves far more criticism than it has, to date, received.
Greater than 50% of the 757-word article belittles the wise and natural concerns of parents that masks are harmful and perhaps even dangerous for their children. That is unfortunate, for we already live in an era that seeks to be so discouraging of good parental behavior that additional discouragement is unheeded and redundant. A good aspect of the article is that Danovitch speaks a great deal of truth in the article, she just twists it in such an unethical and manipulative way that it is very difficult to recognize that truth. In the next few minutes, I am going to try to twist her words back into shape here so that the truth is clearer, and it is easier to read between the lines.
To give you a sense of who the writer is, let us begin by pointing to the ethics of a mother who eagerly plays mad scientist with her child.
This Biography From A Professional May Shock You
In what I will admit is an ad hominem intended to illustrate this writer's poor ethics around boundaries, Dr. Danovitch considers her child to be "her favorite research subject," as stated in her biography below.
"Judith Danovitch, Ph.D. grew up in New York speaking English, Spanish, and Hebrew. After earning degrees from Harvard and Yale, she became a psychology professor. She teaches child development courses and studies how children think and learn. Her favorite research subject is her own child, who is bilingual in English and Hebrew."
Children are awesome to observe and learn from. Children are not appropriate to do research on. When research must be conducted, it must be done with the most significant ethical considerations. Children cannot give their informed consent. Parents must. To make a parent both lead researcher and unconflicted provider of informed consent is nearly impossible. One must be placed before the other. In the case of Danovitch, as one can see from the biography, the role of researcher appears to be the role she places in first position.
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Progressives do as they will to get what they want and nothing is sacred.


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Q: Customize CQWP programmatically Good morning!
I am trying to customize a CQWP through Visual Studio. More precisely, what I have done so far is:

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*Add OOTB CQWP to page

*Customize Query and Presentation fields

CQWP is being displayed correctly. What I would like now is to be able to export this, or re-create a similar WP programmatically, so it can be packaged into a WSP and deployed on different environments.
What I have tried:

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*Create a WP from scratch that inherits from ContentByQueryWebPart and programmatically set the WebUrl, ListGuid, ListName, among other properties on the CreateChildControls() method

*Instead of editing the cs file, I then tried customizing the .webpart

On both cases, after I add the WP to the page, I see that the configuration on the toolpart is correct. However, I don't see any content on the WP.
I also tried to export the OOTB WP, but I don't see how I am able to include this on a feature and deploy.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
EDIT Added image below: First WP has been added through VS after exporting. Second one is OOTB Web Part

A: You can export the webpart as a .webpart file. Then

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*Add a new webpart into the solution

*Replace the newly created .webpart file with the exported file

*Delete the .cs file

*Now open the elements.xml file and set the required properties

*Package and deploy the solution

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Listening to pale rider by P86 is so great can't wait to get the CD.
I am very Blessed with what I have and the things no one can take from me are the things I love the most. I'm someone with lots of creativity that I have chosen to express through my art work. I enjoy getting outside into the wonderful world God has given us by hiking, just going for walks and I love taking photographs of nature or whatever is around me. I see beauty in the dirt below the ground, which basically means I will be the sunshine on your rainy day parade. I'm not the most social person, but the people I have in my life are some of the greatest people I've ever met, and I couldn't go a day without them. Time escapes so fast, and sometimes people change no matter how hard you fight for them.


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A New Platform Re-defining African Women's Identity
by Millie Phiri
"Stories matter. Many stories matter. Stories have been used to dispossess and to malign, but stories can also be used to empower and to humanise. Stories can break the dignity of a people, but stories can also repair that broken dignity." - Chimamanda A
In looking at how Africa is represented in the Western Media, a study on the The Representation of Africa in Western Media, revealed that Africa is known as, "the needy 'dark continent' characterised by primeval irrationality, tribal anarchy, civil war, political instability, flagrant corruption, incompetent leadership and managerial ineptitude, hunger, famine and starvation as well as rampant diseases."
By reinforcing this stereotype, Africa's representation especially of its women and children has been diminished to what celebrated novelist and scholar Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie describes as the danger of a single which, "show a people as one thing, as only one thing, over and over again, and that is what they become." However she further notes, "Stories matter. Many stories matter. Stories have been used to dispossess and to malign, but stories can also be used to empower and to humanise. Stories can break the dignity of a people, but stories can also repair that broken dignity."
Her sentiments were shared by Herbert Wigwe, CEO of Access bank in the Africa business media innovators conference report. "The more we share stories, and the more people get to know about us, the better and stronger we will be, and people will have a balanced view of the continent."
The Africa business media innovators conference is an annual event hosted by Bloomberg to advance business journalism, build media capacity, convene international leaders and improve access to data to promote transparency, accountability and governance on the continent.
Wigwe's and Chimamanda's words are befitting as we launch the Women in Media Network (WIMN) digital platform to change the narrative of women and children in Africa. With the aid of the The Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation (NORAD) grant, the Graca Machel Trust set up a Pan African Network of an intergenerational mix of 39 female journalists, bloggers and social media experts in both traditional and new media in 2016 to collectively strategise and develop empowering story lines aimed at changing the narrative of women and children in Africa.
Women are often depicted as victims of hardship, suffering, poverty, and under development. The Global Media Monitoring Project, sponsored by UN Women, states in its report on Who Makes the News? that only 20 per cent of women are heard in Africa's media. The report, which tracks how women are covered and given voice in the global media, also shows that only four percent of stories challenge female stereotypes in the media. Stereotypes and the negative portrayal of women reduce the number of positive role models from which younger persons can learn and model their behaviour.
Represented in 15 African countries, the WIMN, through this digital publishing platform aims to change this narrative by telling the other side of the story that presents women as strong, capable, intelligent, resilient and inspiring. We hope women journalists will use the platform to tell inspiring stories of women making a difference on the continent in a more professional and nuanced way.
Wigwe adds that the media remains the most powerful medium to spread the African story and Africa media needs to take the lead.
"If we don't see ourselves, then we don't exist,"says writer and journalist Maimouna Jallow, quoted in the same report. The report notes that by leveraging media, Africans can play a role in shaping and changing the rhetoric.
Another participant to the conference, Amrote Abdella, emphasised the need for a systemic and sustainable way of telling African stories. "We need to calibrate our stories and enable our storytelling through our own platforms."
The platform will showcase the diversity of Africa's women as Africa is not one homogenous group. The founder of Graca Machel Trust and visionary for this Network sums it up all in the video below:
Mrs Machel Video at the Bloomberg conference.
Menstrual Hygiene: Moving away from taboo
Men aren't being tested for HIV. How health services can plug the gap
Meet, Lwazi Wali, the woman who is revolutionarising the finance sector in Africa
Women changing the economic discourse in DRC
Bloomberg Media Initiative Africa Awards Grants to Strengthen Community Media and Citizen Journalism in Africa
Lifting the lid on the black box of informal trade in Africa
Women in media in South Africa are rising but Cyber Misogyny is their new challenge
How Nigerian women are using WhatsApp to chat, learn and earn
Graça Machel Trust, FANRPAN, CCARDESA and MINDS partner to host High Level Dialogue on Transforming Agriculture in Africa
Umushyikirano! National Dialogue delights Rwandan Women.
Table Banking is putting millions of shillings in the hands of women
The Rockefeller Foundation Supports Graça Machel Trust Gender Lens Investment Initiative
Media guru calls for affirmative action on gender gaps, as she shares her success story


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Interview: Dr. Herbert Aly
By Peter Pospiech, Dipl.-Ing., Germany
Shipyard boss Dr. Herbert Aly discusses Blohm+Voss' radical reorganization as well as the strategies to secure new orders.
When I started my nautical career at Blohm+Voss at the beginning of the early 1960s, one could see on the southside of the river Elbe nine independent operating shipyards. Today only one remains: Blohm+Voss. More than 100 years experience, technical know-how and modern production technology helps to ensure the international global competitiveness of the City of Hamburg as an important site for shipbuilding. The biggest shipyard of Hamburg is Blohm+Voss - an enterprise with more than 135 years of history. The company owns seven docks offering capacities for ships up to 320,000 dwt, including one of Europe's largest dry docks, Blohm+Voss Dock Elbe 17, with a total length of 352m.
The site belongs to the cityscape like the St. Michael's church, or the city lake Alster – their history dates back to the year 1877. In the 1920s the shipyard employed more than 10,000 employees – ranking it as the biggest employer in the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg. Well-known ships such as Europa, Bismark, Wilhelm Gustloff, Gorch Fock and Cap Arcona – and many others – have been launched here. The shipyard has, during its 135 years of history, experienced and survived many "ups" and "downs". The last "down" during the worldwide economical crisis in 2009/2010.
Can you please provide a short overview of your career and current position?
I was born in 1958 and grew up in the Harz region, in the city of Clausthal-Zellerfeld. After graduating from high school I spent 12 years in the German Navy, among others also on the sail training ship Gorch Fock. During this time I completed mechanical engineering studies. After termination of my service in the navy I worked at Blohm+Voss and was responsible for the power plant business. During this time I finished my doctorate on the topic of "Hydrogen and Energy Economy." From 1996 on I spent years in different German energy companies. In 2004, I came back to Blohm+Voss and was a member of the board of ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems AG until 2012, and since 2008 Chairman of the Board of Blohm+Voss Shipyards GmbH as well as Blohm+Voss Repair GmbH. After the sale of the civilian shipbuilding activities implemented by ThyssenKrupp Marine System in February 2012 I took over the presidency of both the enterprises, this also under the new ownership as a Managing Partner.
Blohm+Voss is well-known and regarded globally, having built many great ships over the years. What were the reasons for the radical reorganization of the shipyards structure in 2009?
Already before the world economic crisis and under the aegis of ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems, we started with the reorganization in 2008. During that period we realized that merchant ships could be produced at considerably more favorable conditions in Asia than by us – so we needed to direct our attention on special ships in those areas where Blohm+Voss has the knowledge. That were naval shipbuilding and yachts.
The company has a long tradition in the building of exclusive yachts: the very first luxury yacht for cruises were supplied by Blohm+Voss already in 1900 – it was the Prinzessin Victoria Luise. The high product quality is approved, for example the Savarona, built in 1931 and still in service. The requirements in yacht building are essentially different of this in naval shipbuilding. Yachts built by Blohm+Voss are so called "one-offs," meaning they are built only one time, with a one-off expenditure in design and construction. In the segment of naval shipbuilding ship plans are worked out and the ships are build in small batches. This means, structures in naval shipbuilding are different for processing an order than in yacht building. In the yacht building we adapted our structures on the very specific characteristics and we can react flexibly and fast on a customer's wishes. An additional difference can be seen in the building location. Naval ships are produced mainly in the principal's country, whereby yacht customers pay to have their ships built in Germany by Blohm+Voss.
Furthermore, we see with yachts a growing market, which is for Blohm+Voss a suitable "special ship" segment, where we have a brand which is recognized for quality, exclusivity and manufacturer character. Against this background, the newbuilding segmentation has been done in a naval and a civilian part to venture a comeback in the yacht business.
How does the today's structure looks like?
After the takeover of the civilian ship building activities by Star Capital Partners as the new owner, basically we have two divisions: newbuild and repair. Blohm+Voss Shipyards GmbH for the complete new building activities and the Blohm+Voss Repair GmbH for repair and modification. Both divisions support each other. The shipyards core business is on the one hand the modification and repair of ships and offshore units as well as the building of premium-segment yachts. At new buildings Blohm+Voss works as a subcontractor for ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems during the next years, among others, on frigate orders for the German Navy.
Which strategies promise success against yards in the Far East?
At Blohm+Voss we will, and this is very essential, concentrate on megayachts. Here we have, as mentioned before, a long tradition. Certainly, we have to anticipate that somewhere in the future also luxury yachts will be built in China (as indicators already suggest). Fortunately customers in this segment still have a substantial brand consciousness. The customer wants to have an upmarket quality product out of Germany – and this is what we offer. Still we have here a technology and brand advantage. That means for us we have to assert ourselve on this particular market with highest quality and excellence.
How is your current order situation?
We have one megayacht in production which is in the outfitting phase. We are shortly to receive an order for another luxury yacht. Furthermore we are working on different yacht projects which are coming into near decision with the customers. With the repair situation we can be absolutely satisfied – our capacity in this regard is being fully utilized. Of course, we cannot look into the future and beg reassured, particularly as the repair sector is too volatile.
If you could make two wishes for Blohm+Voss, what would it be?
First unlimited financial guarantees for our business, because it is for the time being, one of the big problems for the whole branch to receive financing or, as in our case, even refund guarantees for down-payments from banks. Others, such as insurance companies, have to fill the gap. And on the other hand a more steady capacity utilization, in other words: it would be a big challenge for us, if two yacht orders came into the house exactly at the same time which should be processed totally in parallel.
A final private question: how and where does Dr. Herbert Aly relax?
Dr. Aly points towards a large photo on the wall in his office and smiles: "Look at this, this is my passion. Unfortunately I sail this beautiful schooner very seldom – at least I could make it to sail it 10 days in this year. On top of this, I own a catamaran and dragon on the Alster – if it can be leisurely I use the dragon but with stronger wind I take the cat. But as mentioned: unfortunately I do not have enough time to practice this beautiful sport.
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Knowledge is Power page: 16
ReFRESCO: Understanding & Designing Energy Saving Devices page: 18
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e-Compliance: Revolutionizing the Efficiency of Compliance for Maritime Regs page: 28
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Severity of Irukandji syndrome and nematocyst identification from skin scrapings
Truc T Huynh, Peter Pereira, Richard Mulcahy, Paul Cullen, Jamie Seymour, Teresa Carrette and Mark Little
Med J Aust 2003; 178 (1): 38-41. || doi: 10.5694/j.1326-5377.2003.tb05041.x
Published online: 6 January 2003
Objectives: (1) To identify the causative jellyfish species by examining skin scrapings in patients presenting to Cairns Base Hospital with marine stings, and (2) to describe clinical outcomes of those with Irukandji syndrome and those in whom nematocysts were identified from skin scrapings.
Design and setting: (1) A retrospective case series of 128 patients, identified from Cairns Base Hospital emergency department records with discharge diagnoses of marine stings between 1 July 2001 and 30 June 2002. (2) A prospective study of skin scrapings from 50 patients presenting with marine stings from the same period.
Main outcome measures: Number of patients with Irukandji syndrome, their opioid requirements and cardiac findings (where available); identification of causative species from nematocysts isolated from skin scrapings.
Results: 116 patients retrospectively identified with marine stings had Irukandji syndrome. Of 50 patients who had skin scrapings, 39 had nematocysts consistent with Carukia barnesi. Symptoms experienced ranged from local pain alone to severe Irukandji syndrome with elevated troponin I levels, changes on electrocardiogram, cardiac dysfunction on echocardiography, and high opioid dose requirements. One patient had an unidentified cnidome on his skin scraping. He developed severe Irukandji syndrome and subsequently died from its complications.
Conclusion: This is the first published report of Carukia barnesi being successfully identified from skin scrapings. Most patients with identifiable cnidomes experiencing Irukandji syndrome were stung by Carukia barnesi, which we show causes a wide range of illness, including cardiac dysfunction. Our finding of a cnidome not consistent with Carukia barnesi in the setting of Irukandji syndrome makes it possible that other species of jellyfish may also cause this syndrome.
Jellyfish stings in northern Australia cause significant morbidity and mortality. Since early descriptions of Irukandji syndrome,1,2 relatively little further knowledge has been gained about it. Although Carukia barnesi has been shown to cause the syndrome,3 other species of jellyfish are also suspected to be responsible.3-7
We hypothesise, firstly, that many different cubozoans may produce Irukandji syndrome in Cairns, and secondly, that these different species of jellyfish may be responsible for different severities of this syndrome.
Retrospective case series
All patients with a discharge diagnosis of "marine stings" (ICD-10 code T63.6)8 after presenting to Cairns Base Hospital, Queensland, between 1 July 2001 and 30 June 2002 were retrospectively identified from the emergency department computer database, and epidemiological and clinical data were extracted and entered on a standardised form. Details collected included geographic location of sting, physiological parameters, analgesia required, biochemical abnormalities, electrocardiographic and echocardiographic findings.
We assessed the clinical severity of each patient's condition at presentation according to peak systolic blood pressure, total opioid dose administered, peak troponin I level, and length of hospital stay. As individual patients received either morphine, pethidine or fentanyl according to clinician preference, we arbitrarily converted their opioid dose to "morphine equivalents" (where 1 mg morphine = 10 mg pethidine = 10 μg fentanyl) to give a rough comparison of analgesic requirements between patients.
Prospective case series
Patients presenting with marine stings during this period were treated according to emergency department protocols, and additionally had skin scrapings of their sting site performed. Exceptions were distressed children, patients with stings to the face, women with stings to the breast region, and patients in whom an obvious sting site could not be identified; these patients did not have skin scrapings performed.
The sampling procedure was explained to patients and verbal consent was obtained. The sting site was scraped firmly with a sterile scalpel blade, which was then placed in a sterile specimen container containing 10% buffered formalin. The scalpel was shaken vigorously in the specimen container to cause adherent scrapings to fall off. The specimen was then centrifuged at 5000 revolutions per minute for 10 minutes, stained with eosin and distributed onto a Kova slide for microscopic examination.
Specimens were prepared and examined by one of the authors (J S), who was blinded to the source. Identification of jellyfish species was based on a cnidome database (a cnidome is a collection of nematocysts used to distinguish between species of jellyfish) being formulated by the examiner and due for publication in 2003.
The results of the species identification was then matched to the clinical data.
From 1 July 2001 to 30 June 2002, 128 patients at the Cairns Base Hospital emergency department had a discharge diagnosis of marine stings. Of these, 116 had symptoms consistent with Irukandji syndrome. Sixty-seven of the 116 patients (58%) were male and their average age was 26.5 years (range, 3–63 years).
Of the 116 patients with Irukandji syndrome, 89 (7%) were stung along the shore, 26 (22%) were stung offshore (Great Barrier Reef and islands; see Box 1), and one patient did not have the location recorded.
General clinical findings
Peak systolic blood pressure in the 94 adults with Irukandji syndrome ranged from 100 mmHg to 230 mmHg, with a mean of 145 mmHg. Nineteen of the 22 children had their blood pressures recorded. Seven had a systolic blood pressure 140 mmHg or above; the highest of these was 165/95 mmHg in a 12-year-old child.
Total analgesic requirements for adults during their hospital stay ranged from 0 to 255 mg of morphine equivalents (mean, 31 mg). Of the 10 children who had their weight recorded, analgesic dose ranged from 0 to 1.4 mg per kg morphine equivalents (mean, 0.29 mg per kg).
Cardiac findings
Troponin levels (cTnI) were measured in 103 patients whose pain did not settle with a single dose of parenteral opioid analgesia. Twenty five (22%) had elevated cTnI levels, ranging from 1.0 to 34.0 μg/L (reference range, < 0.7 μg/L). None of these patients had clinical or chest x-ray findings of pulmonary oedema. Eleven patients had non-specific electrocardiogram (ECG) abnormalities, most involving T-wave inversion and ST-segment depression. Echocardiograms were performed in 18 of the 25 patients with elevated cTnI levels, and abnormalities were found in six. Echocardiographic abnormalities ranged from mild impairment of systolic function to moderate dysfunction with segmental hypokinesis. One patient had global myocardial dysfunction. Two patients had serial echocardiographic studies showing normalisation of their systolic function over time (one within three months and the other over six months).
Among the 91 remaining patients only one had an abnormal ECG. He was a previously well 33-year-old man who developed paroxysmal atrial fibrillation (which resolved spontaneously over several hours); his echocardiogram was normal.
Average length of admission was 1.6 days and the longest was five days. Forty-two patients (36%) were discharged home directly from the emergency department within eight hours of presentation. Fifty-four patients (47%) were discharged from the emergency department observation ward the next day, eight were transferred to the coronary care unit (CCU), and 11 were transferred to the general medical or paediatric ward for ongoing analgesia. Additionally, one patient was transferred to the intensive care unit in Townsville General Hospital for neurosurgical care for an intracerebral haemorrhage.
Skin scrapings
Skin scrapings were taken from 50 patients. Of these, four patients had local symptoms only, and the remainder had symptoms consistent with Irukandji syndrome. Forty patients (80%) had positive scrapings, while, in the remainder, either no nematocysts were found or the nematocysts were too damaged to be confidently identified (positive predictive value of 80%). Thirty-nine patients had a nematocyst cnidome identifiable as Carukia barnesi; two of these experienced only a mild sting at the site, and 37 had Irukandji syndrome. Of these 39 patients, 13 had a raised cTnI level; five of these had abnormal echocardiograms and seven had abnormal ECGs. Thirty-one patients with Carukia barnesi identified on skin scrapings (79%) were stung at local mainland beaches. The rest were stung at Fitzroy Island (4), Green Island (1), and Normanby Island (1) (see Box 1).
The patient with the most severe symptoms who had Carukia barnesi identified from skin scrapings was a 44-year-old man with a peak blood pressure of 160/100 mmHg and peak cTnI level of 30.8 μg/L, who required a total morphine equivalent dose of 255 mg over five days. He had widespread T-wave inversion and ST-segment depression on his ECG. His echocardiogram showed severe left ventricular dysfunction and anteroseptal hypokinesis, with an ejection fraction of 30%–35%. Six months later his echocardiogram was completely normal.
One 44-year-old man had an unidentified cnidome on skin scraping, which is of concern, as he was one of two patients reported to have died from Irukandji syndrome (the other having occurred in the Whitsundays).9 Although some of the nematocysts identified were similar to those from Carukia barnesi, a morphologically different additional nematocyst was also present (Box 2). It is possible that this nematocyst was a "rogue" mastigmophore, and hence may be an incidental finding from another source. Alternatively, the cnidome may represent an unidentified jellyfish. The patient was stung at Opal Reef (see Box 1), had a peak blood pressure of 230/90 mmHg, peak cTnI level of 34 μg/L, and required 30 mg of morphine equivalents before being intubated for a depressed level of consciousness from an intracerebral haemorrhage.
In recent years a number of serious envenomations causing Irukandji syndrome have been described,6,10-13 all associated with cardiac failure and pulmonary oedema. However, it has been observed that most stings in the Cairns region are, in fact, mild, without serious complications, and do not require admission to hospital.4 Our study confirms this, as most patients were discharged within 24 hours of presentation.
Surprisingly, myocardial damage, as measured by an elevated cTnI level, was seen in 25 patients (22%) experiencing Irukandji syndrome. Six of these patients had echocardiographic evidence of myocardial dysfunction. It is evident that those with continuing pain and analgesic requirements are at risk of cardiac complications. Clinicians should therefore consider closely monitoring these patients with serial cTnI level measurements, and, if these are abnormal, consider echocardiographic evaluation.
Skin-scraping methods have been described for a number of jellyfish species,14-17 but, to date, there are no published data on successful identification of Carukia barnesi nematocysts in patients with Irukandji syndrome. While acknowledging some limitations, it is reasonable in this setting to equate the species identified through cnidome assessment with causation. Therefore, we can, with reasonable confidence, assert that Carukia barnesi was causative in 39 patients. We can also deduce that envenomation by this species produces a wide range in severity of illness, and that it was the only identifiable causative cuboidal jellyfish in patients stung on the Cairns beaches. We can less confidently claim that a single victim may have been stung by an unknown species of box jellyfish, ultimately leading to his death. The cnidome in this case was similar to, but with distinct differences from that of, Carukia barnesi (Box 2). We acknowledge that Carukia barnesi may have been causative in this instance, as the mastigophore isolated from this patient may have been an incidental finding. A further possibility is that the Carukia barnesi cnidome may change to include mastigophores as the animal ages or grows (as is seen with Chironex fleckeri). We are ignorant of the life cycle of Carukia barnesi, and therefore can only speculate.
There are obvious serious implications if the cnidome is that of an unidentified cuboidal jellyfish. It has long been suspected that jellyfish species other than Carukia barnesi can cause Irukandji syndrome.3-7 Case reports include a patient with severe Irukandji syndrome in whom a 2 mm length of tentacle not from Carukia barnesi was found in a skin scraping of the sting site,6 and where tentacles isolated resembled, but were distinctly different from, those of Carukia barnesi.7 Our results provide further supportive evidence that species other than Carukia barnesi may be linked to Irukandji syndrome.
Interestingly, two patients with cnidomes consistent with Carukia barnesi did not develop Irukandji syndrome. These patients had mild local symptoms only. Thus, a sting by Carukia barnesi does not necessarily result in Irukandji syndrome. Factors affecting venom load, such as thickness of the keratinised skin, presence of hair, length of tentacle involved, duration and pressure of the contact between tentacle and skin have been proposed by other authors.3,17
As only a single cnidome suggestive of a different jellyfish species was found, we can make no statistical inferences about the severity of Irukandji syndrome and the jellyfish species identified from skin scrapings. Additionally, patients were not randomly selected in terms of whether or not they would have skin scrapings performed. Thus, it is possible that more seriously affected patients would have attracted more interest and were more likely to have skin scrapings performed.
Our interpretation of these findings is based on a number of assumptions. Our conversion of "equivalent doses" of narcotics has not taken into account the differences in their duration of action. Finally, we have assumed that jellyfish (indicated by their cnidome) caused the patients' symptoms.
In conclusion, we can infer that, in patients with Irukandji syndrome, the causative jellyfish can usually be successfully identified from skin scrapings on the basis of known cnidomes. Most patients with Irukandji syndrome in the Cairns region were stung by Carukia barnesi, which has now been shown to cause illness ranging from local symptoms to severe Irukandji syndrome with cardiac dysfunction. Our finding of a cnidome that was not that of Carukia barnesi suggests that other species of jellyfish may cause Irukandji syndrome.
1: Map showing the coastline, islands and reef where patients were stung
2: Nematocysts from Carukia barnesi compared with unidentified nematocysts from a fatal envenomation
A: Discharged nematocyst from the tentacle of Carukia barnesi.
B: Discharged nematocyst from the bell of Carukia barnesi.
C: Discharged nematocyst from unidentified species of jellyfish (similar morphology to [A]).
D: Cigar-shaped nematocyst from unidentified species of jellyfish.
Truc T Huynh1
Peter Pereira2
Richard Mulcahy3
Paul Cullen4
Jamie Seymour5
Teresa Carrette6
Mark Little7
1 Emergency Department, Cairns Base Hospital, Cairns, QLD.
2 School of Tropical Biology, James Cook University, Smithfield, QLD.
3 Emergency Department, Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital, Perth, WA.
None identified
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3. Barnes JH. Cause and effect in Irukandji stingings. Med J Aust 1964; 1: 897-904.
4. Little M, Mulcahy RF. A year's experience of Irukandji envenomation in far north Queensland. Med J Aust 1998; 169: 638-641. <eMJA full text>
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11. Herceg I. Pulmonary oedema following an Irukandji sting. SPUMS J (South Pacific Underwater Medicine Society Journal) 1987; 17: 95-97.
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These frog eggs were found afloat in a pond while we were exploring in Camas, Washington. She took them out to show me.
Finding frog eggs floating in ponds is a favorite spring pastime, although I don't usually recommend we pull them out. It is fun to return to the same pond to see if we can find tadpoles and then to watch as the tadpoles grow legs and develop into frogs.
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Spring has been showing it's face in my neighborhood in the form of flowers and sunshine. The break from grey and cloudy has been so nice and I have been lucky enough to get outside with my kiddos to enjoy as much as possible. These are all flowers from just around the corner from my house, but I have to admit that Salt and Straw Ice Cream is more loosely my neighborhood as it is in Portland proper and my home is most certainly not.
I still consider it a part of my area and it was a place I sought out on a sunny day with my daughter, because you know, we could and it is amazing.


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title: Componente React para Ícones
components: Icon, SvgIcon
---

# Ícones

Orientação e sugestões para usar ícones com o Material-UI.

Um ícone de sistema ([system icon](https://material.io/design/iconography/system-icons.html)) ou ícone UI, simboliza um comando, arquivo, dispositivo ou diretório. Os ícones do sistema também são usados para representar ações comuns como lixeira, imprimir e salvar, e são comumente encontrados em barras de aplicativos, barras de ferramentas, botões e listas. O Google forneceu um conjunto de [Material icons](https://material.io/tools/icons/?style=baseline) que seguem essas diretrizes.

O Material-UI fornece dois componentes para renderizar ícones do sistema: `SvgIcon` para renderizar caminhos SVG e `Icon` para renderizar ícones de fontes.

## Ícones SVG

O componente `SvgIcon` usa um elemento SVG `path` como filho e o converte em um componente React que renderiza o ícone, e permite que seja estilizado e responda a eventos do mouse. Os elementos SVG devem ser dimensionados para uma visualização de 24x24px.

O ícone resultante pode ser usado como está, ou incluído como filho para outros componentes de Material-UI que usam ícones. Por padrão, um ícone herdará a cor do texto atual. Opcionalmente, você pode definir a cor do ícone usando uma das propriedades de cor do tema: `primary`, `secondary`, `action`, `erro` & `disabled`.

{{"demo": "pages/components/icons/SvgIcons.js"}}

### SVG Material Ícones

É interessante ter as ferramentas necessárias para implementar ícones customizados, mas com quais predefinições? [@material-ui/icons](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@material-ui/icons) is an npm package that includes the 1,000+ official [Material icons](/components/material-icons/) converted to `SvgIcon` components.

#### Uso

You can use the [internal search](/components/material-icons/) or [material.io/tools/icons](https://material.io/tools/icons/?style=baseline) to find a specific icon. Ao importar um ícone, tenha em mente que os nomes dos ícones são `PascalCase`, por exemplo:

- [`delete`](https://material.io/tools/icons/?icon=delete&style=baseline) é exposto como `@material-ui/icons/Delete`
- [`delete forever`](https://material.io/tools/icons/?icon=delete_forever&style=baseline) é exposto como `@material-ui/icons/DeleteForever`

Para ícones baseados em tema, acrescente o nome do tema ao nome do ícone. Por exemplo, com o

- O ícone [`delete`](https://material.io/tools/icons/?icon=delete&style=outline) delineado é exposto como `@material-ui/icons/DeleteOutlined`
- O ícone [`delete`](https://material.io/tools/icons/?icon=delete&style=rounded) arredondado é exposto como `@material-ui/icons/DeleteRounded`
- O ícone [`delete`](https://material.io/tools/icons/?icon=delete&style=twotone) com tom de cor duplo é exposto como `@material-ui/icons/DeleteTwoTone`
- O ícone [`delete`](https://material.io/tools/icons/?icon=delete&style=sharp) afiado é exposto como `@material-ui/icons/DeleteSharp`

Há três exceções para esta regra:

- [`3d_rotation`](https://material.io/tools/icons/?icon=3d_rotation&style=baseline) é exposto como `@material-ui/icons/ThreeDRotation`
- [`4k`](https://material.io/tools/icons/?icon=4k&style=baseline) é exposto como `@material-ui/icons/FourK`
- [`360`](https://material.io/tools/icons/?icon=360&style=baseline) é exposto como `@material-ui/icons/ThreeSixty`

{{"demo": "pages/components/icons/SvgMaterialIcons.js"}}

#### Importações

Você pode importar os ícones com uma destas duas opções:

- Opção 1:

```jsx
  import AccessAlarmIcon from '@material-ui/icons/AccessAlarm';
  import ThreeDRotation from '@material-ui/icons/ThreeDRotation';
  ```

- Option 2:

  ```jsx
  import { AccessAlarm, ThreeDRotation } from '@material-ui/icons';
  ```

The safest is option 1 but option 2 can yield the best developer experience.
Make sure you follow the [minimizing bundle size guide](/guides/minimizing-bundle-size/#option-2) before using the second approach.
The configuration of a Babel plugin is encouraged.

### More SVG icons

Looking for even more SVG icons? There are a lot of projects out there,
but [https://materialdesignicons.com](https://materialdesignicons.com/) provides over 2,000 official and community provided icons.
[mdi-material-ui](https://github.com/TeamWertarbyte/mdi-material-ui) packages these icons as Material-UI SvgIcons in much the same way as [@material-ui/icons](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@material-ui/icons) does for the official icons.

## Font Icons

The `Icon` component will display an icon from any icon font that supports ligatures.
As a prerequisite, you must include one, such as the
[Material icon font](https://google.github.io/material-design-icons/#icon-font-for-the-web) in your project, for instance, via Google Web Fonts:

```html
<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://fonts.googleapis.com/icon?family=Material+Icons" />
```

`Icon` will set the correct class name for the Material icon font. For other fonts, you must supply the class name using the Icon component's `className` property.

To use an icon simply wrap the icon name (font ligature) with the `Icon` component, for example:

```jsx
import Icon from '@material-ui/core/Icon';

<Icon>star</Icon>
```

Por padrão, um ícone herdará a cor do texto atual. Opcionalmente, você pode definir a cor do ícone usando uma das propriedades de cor do tema: `primary`, `secondary`, `action`, `erro` & `disabled`.

### Font Material icons

{{"demo": "pages/components/icons/Icons.js"}}

### Font Awesome

[Font Awesome](https://fontawesome.com/icons) can be used with the `Icon` component as follow:

{{"demo": "pages/components/icons/FontAwesome.js", "hideEditButton": true}}

## Font vs SVG. Which approach to use?

Both approaches work fine, however, there are some subtle differences, especially in terms of performance and rendering quality. Whenever possible SVG is preferred as it allows code splitting, supports more icons, renders faster and better.

For more details, you can check out [why GitHub migrated from font icons to SVG icons](https://github.blog/2016-02-22-delivering-octicons-with-svg/).

## Acessibilidade

Icons can convey all sorts of meaningful information, so it's important that they reach the largest amount of people possible. There are two use cases you'll want to consider:

- **Decorative Icons** are only being used for visual or branding reinforcement. If they were removed from the page, users would still understand and be able to use your page.
- **Semantic Icons** are ones that you're using to convey meaning, rather than just pure decoration. This includes icons without text next to them used as interactive controls — buttons, form elements, toggles, etc.

### Decorative SVG Icons

If your icons are purely decorative, you're already done! The `aria-hidden=true` attribute is added so that your icons are properly accessible (invisible).

### Semantic SVG Icons

If your icon has semantic meaning, all you need to do is throw in a `titleAccess="meaning"` property. The `role="img"` attribute and the `<title>` element are added so that your icons are properly accessible.

In the case of focusable interactive elements, like when used with an icon button, you can use the `aria-label` property:

```jsx
import IconButton from '@material-ui/core/IconButton';
import SvgIcon from '@material-ui/core/SvgIcon';

// ...

<IconButton aria-label="delete">
  <SvgIcon>
    <path d="M20 12l-1.41-1.41L13 16.17V4h-2v12.17l-5.58-5.59L4 12l8 8 8-8z" />
  </SvgIcon>
</IconButton>
```

### Decorative Font Icons

If your icons are purely decorative, you're already done! The `aria-hidden=true` attribute is added so that your icons are properly accessible (invisible).

### Semantic Font Icons

If your icons have semantic meaning, you need to provide a text alternative only visible to assistive technologies.

```jsx
import Icon from '@material-ui/core/Icon';
import Typography from '@material-ui/core/Typography';

// ...

<Icon>add_circle</Icon>
<Typography variant="srOnly">Criar usuário</Typography>
```

### Referência

- https://developer.paciellogroup.com/blog/2013/12/using-aria-enhance-svg-accessibility/

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Home Newsletters Daily Report PM Baton Rouge assessor to tackle homestead exemption abuse
Baton Rouge assessor to tackle homestead exemption abuse
Annie Ourso Landry
East Baton Rouge Parish Assessor Brian Wilson, speaking at a Republican-sponsored event this afternoon, said he plans to hire a third-party company this year to review homestead exemptions in the parish and weed out abuse.
One of his office's biggest concerns is regulating homestead exemptions to prevent fraud, such as dual exemptions or those falsely claiming the exemption of a deceased person, Wilson told the small crowd at the Ronald Reagan Newsmaker Luncheon, hosted by the East Baton Rouge Republican Party.
"It's important for me to clean up our tax rolls and get homestead exemptions that shouldn't be on there off the rolls," Wilson said.
The assessor will meet next week with a third-party company, TransUnion, which he plans to hire to scrub the parish tax rolls and find any "suspicious homestead exemptions." The process, which he says has been done in other parishes, could increase tax revenues for East Baton Rouge.
What the assessor did not mention in his address, however, was a recent Louisiana Tax Commission review of assessments of more than a dozen commercial properties in East Baton Rouge, which concluded that several of the assessments appear low, based on an independent appraiser's valuation.
The review followed a Business Report cover story in June about how some of the most expensive commercial properties in the parish are assessed significantly below their most recently recorded sale price.
The Tax Commission did not find a pattern of underassessment by Wilson's office, but the commission's analysis valued the properties higher on the whole than the assessor did. The commission referred its findings back to Wilson for further review and possible action.
When asked about for an update after today's luncheon, Wilson told Daily Report the review of the commercial properties' assessments is still ongoing.
During his address, Wilson also gave an update on his office, where he has served as parish assessor since 2002. The office's role is to value and list all properties in East baton Rouge Parish, which is the largest tax base in the state, he says.
In 2018, the parish had $4.2 billion in taxable property, generating more than $500 million in property tax revenue, Wilson says, adding $163 million in property taxes goes to the parish school system, while $74 million goes to the sheriff's office, $71 million to BREC and $47 million to the library system.


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Serge Dassault's funeral in the Invalides
After the religious ceremony in Saint-Louis des Invalides' Cathedral, tribute is paid to Serge Dassault by French Prime Minister Édouard Philippe in the Cour d'Honneur of the Hôtel des Invalides.
After the religious ceremony in Saint-Louis des Invalides' Cathedral, tribute is paid to Serge Dassault by French Prime Minister Édouard Philippe in the Cour d'Honneur of the Hôtel des Invalides, in the presence of the French Minister for Armed Forces, Florence Parly, the highest military authorities, representatives from the entire aerospace industry along with the assembled personnel of the Group.
© Dassault Aviation – S. Randé
Photo gallery "Serge Dassault's funeral in the Invalides"
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Preview — Louie in a Spin! by Rachel Hamilton
Louie in a Spin! (Unicorn in New York #3)
Rachel Hamilton (Goodreads Author)
4.22 · Rating details · 18 ratings · 1 review
Louie the Unicorn is a star! At least, he will be once he polishes his act at performing arts school. With a song in his heart, a spring in his step, and an unwaveringly sunny outlook, he's about to take the big city by storm. It's time for this unicorn to shine!Louie's school has dance fever! But Louie's moves aren't exactly graceful. His dance teacher doesn't know how Louie the Unicorn is a star! At least, he will be once he polishes his act at performing arts school. With a song in his heart, a spring in his step, and an unwaveringly sunny outlook, he's about to take the big city by storm. It's time for this unicorn to shine!Louie's school has dance fever! But Louie's moves aren't exactly graceful. His dance teacher doesn't know how she'll ever train a unicorn with two left feet. Lucky for her, Louie has hooves! But when Louie mistakenly gets entered into a HUGE state-wide dance contest, everyone at school worries he'll make them lose for sure. Louie's going to have to give it his all and shake what his mama gave him if they are going to stand a chance! ...more
Published February 2nd 2017 by Oxford University Press
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{My thoughts} – This book is all about Louie the Unicorn and his desire to be the best at his School of Performing Arts in New York.
Louie learns that Arnie the other unicorn isn't as great as he'd come to believe. He finally learns how little Arnie cares about those around him. Which is a step in the right direction.
In this story there is a dance competition and Louie has to do the ballet part. Most of the story is him practicing and trying to land the perfect routine.
Once it's time for the {My thoughts} – This book is all about Louie the Unicorn and his desire to be the best at his School of Performing Arts in New York.
Once it's time for the actual competition Louie and his competition a dragon do their routines. Everything seems to go off without a hutch for both, however after everything is said and done there is a lot of disagreeing over how the routines came to be and who should or shouldn't get the trophy. In the end everything gets sorted out.
I think that this book is a great addition to the series. I look forward to starting the next book in the series very soon. ...more
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About Rachel Hamilton
Rachel Hamilton
Rachel Hamilton's first children's book, 'The Case of the Exploding Loo', was published by Simon & Schuster in May 2014 and the second book in the series, 'The Case of the Exploding Brains', came out in February 2015. 'The Case of the Exploding Loo' won the Worcestershire Awesomest Book Award and the Ossett Riveting Reads Award. It was also runner up in the Montegrappa First Fiction award at Rachel Hamilton's first children's book, 'The Case of the Exploding Loo', was published by Simon & Schuster in May 2014 and the second book in the series, 'The Case of the Exploding Brains', came out in February 2015. 'The Case of the Exploding Loo' won the Worcestershire Awesomest Book Award and the Ossett Riveting Reads Award. It was also runner up in the Montegrappa First Fiction award at the Emirates Festival of Literature and nominated for the Leeds Book Award and Redbridge Children's Book Award as well as being chosen as a recommended holiday read by The Sunday Express, the National Geographic Kids Magazine, and the Travel Show.
Rachel's second series, 'The Unicorn in New York' is published by Oxford University Press, The first book - 'Louie Let's Loose' - was chosen as part of the Big Read Great Summer Reads programme, the second book came out June 2016 and the third is due out in February 2016
Rachel is a graduate of both Oxford University and Cambridge University and has put her education to good use by working in an advertising agency, a secondary school, a building site and a men's prison. She developed a passion for story-telling as an English teacher when she discovered it was the perfect way to get her students to shhh and listen to her.
Rachel now divides her time between the UK and Dubai, creating funny books for 9 to 12 year-olds and talking to young people about the joys of reading and writing. Rachel loves to make people laugh, especially when it's intentional rather than accidental.
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Why Gamblers Get High Even When They Lose?
Casinos / By David J. Gabriel
Gambling is one activity that has its roots dating back to a few centuries where the ancient concept was a lot more different from what it is now. The industry has grown into a huge revenue-generating one that it only keeps increasing with every passing day. What started as a fad grew to become an obsession for many of the patrons. While some of them visit casinos frequently for fun, many others derive a high out of it. They could get so hooked to the game that they keep betting for the biggest wager available with all the money and even by misspending all their assets.
Many cases have been reported where such gambling addicts end up in enormous losses both financially and personally. All these gamblers believe their lives to revolve around those roulette wheels and slot machines. Their bodies function in such a way that they lose all connections with the world that surrounds them and get totally sucked into the gaming universe behind the screens. Let us have a look at how these gamblers' bodies and brains work and how it affects their basic comprehension skills.
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How They Get High?
Many studies have proven that the problem gamblers tend to fall back into their habit since they face an inner conflict which they try to combat by gambling. The wins give them the ecstatic rush they were longing for after the debacles they face in life. All forms of negative thoughts are being fought by them while betting, and try to find catharsis from it. But that would lead to a different scene if they don't have control over their betting habit. What they don't realize is the fact they are losing more in their life by continuing to bet even after immense losses. They do so by hoping to find a way out of all the misery, which is, indeed, their path to the rabbit hole.
Some pieces of research have concluded that the brains of these addicts have been programmed to react to wins and losses in the same way. MRI scans of many such gamblers proved this fact that the same parts of the brain get activated when they win or lose at a game. This is said to be stemming from the thought that there is luck coming their way even when there are more chances for them to fail. They encourage themselves subconsciously to continue with the wagers even when they are way behind the line that they need to cross in order to win. A potential win is what they see even through near losses.


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If you want to venture a little further, the pump house is ideally placed to explore the historic market town of Skipton (15 miles) and the exquisite Yorkshire Dales beyond – a true walker's paradise. If you're more of a roamer than a rambler, take a stroll around the grounds of nearby Bolton Abbey (10 miles). These striking ruins provide the backdrop to a particularly beautiful part of the Dales and are well worth a visit.
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Everything was fabulous. Hot tub was a game changer.
Couldnt fault this place, perfect to relax in luxury but not too far to local town Ilkley, would recommend the cinema there for a cosy date night. We had such a lovely stay at The Pump House for our mini moon, will never forget our first night in the hot tub looking at the stars while sipping champagne!
Beautiful cottage in a beautiful location. We booked for our honeymoon and wasn't disappointed. The cottage is exceptionally clean, well equipped and beautifully presented. The hot tub is fab and the views were fabulous, day or night. We'll be back again I'm sure.
Loved everything about the pumphouse. Nothing to fault or improve on. Will be going again for a third time next year.
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