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Pediatric Neurosurgeon
Marine Lines , Mumbai, Maharashtra
Brain And Spinal Cord Trauma Treatment Services
Antenatal Counseling Treatment Services
Craniosynostosis Treatment Services
Hydrocephalus Treatment Services
Surgery Epilepsy Treatment Services
Brain and Spinal Cord Tumors (Pediatric Neuro-oncology)
Brain And Spinal Cord Tumors Treatments Services
Spinal Dysraphism Treatment Services
Pediatric Neurosurgeon treats infants and children with disorders affecting the central and peripheral nervous system.
Pediatric Neurosurgery is a sub-specialty of Neurosurgery and requires additional fellowship training after residency to specialize in the care of infants and children. The specialty focuses on the particular problems seen, and sometimes unique to, the pediatric age group. As such, my practice is exclusively dedicated to the care of children with neurosurgical disorders and incorporates a team approach involving many other Pediatric specialists including Paediatricians, Pediatric-Neurologist, Pediatric Intensitivist, Pediatric-Anesthesia, Neuro-radiologist, Neuro-oncologist, Pediatric-Orthopedics and Plastic-Surgeon.
I treat Infants and Children with disorders affecting the Central Nervous SystemHydrocephalus [ Including Neuroendoscopy ]Tethered Cord syndrome [Spinal Dysraphism,Spina Bifida]Brain and Spinal Cord Tumors (Pediatric Neuro-oncology)CraniosynostosisSurgery for EpilepsyBrain and Spinal Cord TraumaCranial Dysraphism Cerebrovascular Disorders (Including Moya Moya disease)Ante-natal counseling for Neurosurgical ProblemsPediatric Neurosurgery is a sub-specialty of Neurosurgery and requires additional fellowship training after residency to specialize in the care of infants and children. The specialty focuses on the particular problems seen that are unique to, the pediatric age group.My practice is exclusively dedicated to the care of children with neurosurgical disorders and incorporates a team approach involving many other Pediatric specialists including Pediatricians, Pediatric-Neurologist, Pediatric Intensitivist, Pediatric-Anesthesia, Pediatric-Orthopedics ,Plastic-Surgeon.Neuro-radiologist, and Neuro-oncologist, Some of the diseases are given as under, read more to learn about these diseases and their treatments:+ Read More
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Trauma is the second leading cause of death in children less than 15 years of age and head injury is responsible for 20% of these deaths. The outcome in the children depends on the severity of the injury as well as management. Children have a large number of productive years ahead - it is imperative that these children require utmost care and attention. The mechanism of injury in children is distinct from adults with common causes being falls (35%), recreational activities (29%) and traffic accidents (24%). There is also age specific variation with child abuse seen frequently in children less than 2 years of age. Falls are a major cause of head injury in children less than 3 years. Road traffic accidents account for larger numbers as the age of the child increases.
Children as mini adults and treat them similarly. The immature skull has different mechanical properties and the child's brain is undergoing maturation and development and. The newborn's skull has pliable thin bones which can significantly deform.The pliability of the skull makes it more vulnerable to injury especially diffuse injury. The child's brain is much larger in proportion to the body as compared to adults - the newborn's brain constitutes 15% of body weight compared to 3% in the adult. The relatively larger size of the brain of a child in comparison to the body makes it more vulnerable to injury.
Head injury could be primary or secondary. The primary injury is the immediate Contact forces may result in fractures, localized contusions and hematoma ,hemorrhages and diffuse injury. Secondary injury results from an array of reactive events which follow the primary event and can worsen the initial injury or cause new injury to brain. These events include hypoxia, hypotension, metabolic alterations, fluid and electrolyte imbalance, brain edema, seizures, local and systemic infections etc The secondary injury are preventable and this constitutes an important aim in the management of the head injured child. Various pathologies may be seen in head injured patients.
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Hydrocephalus comes from the Greek: "hydro" meanswater, "cephalus" means head. Hydrocephalus is an abnormalaccumulation of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) within cavities called ventriclesinside the brain. CSF is produced in the ventricles, circulates through theventricular system and is absorbed into the bloodstream. CSF is in constantcirculation and has many important functions. It surrounds the brain and spinalcord and acts as a protective cushion against injury. CSF contains nutrientsand proteins necessary for the nourishment and normal function of the brain. Italso carries waste products away from surrounding tissues. Hydrocephalus occurswhen there is an imbalance between the amount of CSF that is produced and therate at which it is absorbed. As the CSF builds up, it causes the ventricles toenlarge and the pressure inside the head to increase.
CSF Pathways
The Choroid plexus is the mainsource of CSF. The CSF formed in the lateral ventricles gains access to thethird ventricle through the paired foramina of Munro. From there through theAqueduct of Sylvius it enters the fourth ventricle from which is exits throughthe foramina of Luschka and Magendie. Part of it flows down into the spinalsubarachnoid space. The bulk flows over the hemispheres and the subarachnoidpathway to be absorbed by the arachnoid villi in the superior sagittal sinus. Primary site of absorption is thearachnoid villi - by a pressuredependent process. The other sites of absorption are the parenchymalcapillaries and root sleeves of the large cranial nerves). The production,circulation and absorption of CSF is a continuous and dynamic process.
Etiopathogenesis
Hydrocephalus can result from
1. Over production of CSF
2. Under absorption of CSF
Over production
The only known condition causing hydrocephalus by overproduction is ChoroidPlexus tumor.
Underabsorption
Under absorption may result from:
1. A block in the CSF pathways interfering with the flow of CSF (i.e. obstructive hydrocephalus).
2. A defect in the absorptive mechanism itself.
Both result in an accumulation of CSF. In theformer the obstruction can be inside the ventricular system (referred to as noncommunicating hydrocephalus) or in the subarachnoid spaces (termedcommunicating hydrocephalus).
Clinical Features Infants: The skull is pliable and yielding in thisage. The common manifestations are increased head size, bulging or fullanterior fontanelle, sutural separation, sunset sign, poor feeding,irritability, vomiting, and dilated scalp veins. Cracked pot resonance is often mentioned butseldom elicited.
Hydrocephalus that is congenital (present at birth) iscaused by a complex interaction of environmental and perhaps genetic factors.Aqueductal stenosis and spinal bifida are two examples. Acquired hydrocephalusmay result from intraventricular hemorrhage, meningitis, head trauma, tumorsand cysts. Hydrocephalus is believed to occur in about 2out of 1,000 births. Hydrocephalusin infants and young children is frequently diagnosed at birth or shortlythereafter, With the advent of sophisticated imaging technologies such asmagnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and ultrasonography, hydrocephalus can bediagnosed in utero, before the baby is born.
Children: The common manifestations includeincreasing head size, vomiting, bulging fontanelles (if it is still open),irritability, poor feeding or even refusal of feeds, headache, visual deficits,abnormal ocular movements, gait disturbance, increased tone in the lowerextremities, paralysis of upward gaze and papilledema. Serial measurements ofthe head size are a good indicator of the evolution of hydrocephalus.
I offer parents of children with inuteroabnormalities prenatal counseling. This allows us to provide education toprospective parents about their child's diagnosis and prognosis, allowing themmaking important decisions about the pregnancy and new born. Disordersdiagnosed in utero include hydrocephalus, intracranial cyst, spinal dysraphism,vascular anomalies, and rarely, tumors.
What Is Prenatal Hydrocephalus?
Prenatal hydrocephalus describes hydrocephalus that is diagnosed in utero (before birth).
Hydrocephalus can be detected in a fetus as early as the latter part of the first trimester of pregnancy. Around 20 to 24 weeks of gestation, abnormal dilation of the fetus's ventricles is more clearly detectable. Prenatal ultrasound, performed by a radiologist skilled in obstetric ultrasound, is highly reliable and accurate. It will establish that there is an abnormal cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) collection but it may not show the precise site of flow obstruction. The more important question is what caused the hydrocephalus and to what degree is there other malformations within the central nervous system. Amniocentesis (needle aspiration of intrauterine fluid) can often detect the presence of open neural tube defects, such as myelomeningocele, chromosome abnormalities and in utero infections, and may indicate the severity of the fetal condition. In general, early (first trimester) development of significant hydrocephalus can be a bad prognostic sign for infant mortality and developmental progress. In some cases, mild ventricular dilation identified by ultrasound has resolved itself by the third trimester.
Prenatal hydrocephalus is generally not treated until after birth, After birth a shunt may be inserted into the baby's brain to divert CSF fluid to treat the hydrocephalus.
There are many unknowns surrounding a prenatal diagnosis of hydrocephalus. This can be very frightening, distressing and sad for expectant parents, and extremely frustrating for the medical specialists who provide care. Although the outlook and success rate for infants diagnosed at or after birth is generally very high, there are limited studies available on the long-term prognosis of those with prenatal-onset hydrocephalus. Much seems to depend on the extent of associated brain and systemic abnormalities, structural changes in the brain and the extent of the hydrocephalus. It is very difficult to accurately predict future function based on morphology or imaging. The more significant factor in the future development of children with prenatal-onset hydrocephalus is the presence of continuing care and the absence of complications such as infection or hemorrhage.
I also do antenatal counseling for cyst in brain like Dandy-Walker malformation, Arachnoid cyst and spinal dyrasphism.
Epilepsy is an intermittent derangement of the nervous system due to a sudden, excessive, disorderly electrical discharge of cerebral neurons. The term epilepsy is derived from the Greek word epilamvanein .Prevalence rate of epilepsy in India is 5.59 per 1000 population with no gender or geographical difference. More than two-thirds of all epilepsy begins in childhood, when seizures can have drastic and devastating results on the child's psyche and development. Recent advances over the past decade in the understanding of pathogenesis mechanisms and in the diagnosis of epilepsy have had a significant impact on every aspect of epilepsy management including surgical management of epilepsy.
Surgical treatment is highly effective in the treatment of many of the epilepsies that have not responded to medical therapy. Nearly 40 percent of children with partial epilepsy are candidates for surgical therapy.
I work in close association with a team. Our Pediatric Epilepsy Surgery team includes Pediatric Neurologists, Pediatric Neurosurgeons, Neuropsychologists and Neuroradiologist. Children with medically intractable epilepsy are extensive evaluations include video-EEG, Neuroimaging like MRI. and Neuropsychological assessments. We conduct monthly meetings to discuss pediatric epilepsy cases in our forum to provide the best surgical management and plan [tailored to the individual's case]and care. The department is experienced in performing temporal lobectomy, lesionectomy, corpus callostomy and hemispherectomies and placement of vagal nerve stimulator. I also conduct Awake craniotomy when appropriate.
Why epilepsy surgery?
AED is main stay in the treatment. The untoward cognitive side effects of AEDs coupled with the long-term effects of recurrent seizures, reduced quality of life and increased co-morbidities for the majority of patients. So in children with epilepsy where surgical option is available, more and more children are recruited for epilepsy surgery.
Patients with unsatisfactory seizure control often seek alternative care. The number or severity of the seizures may be unacceptable to the patient, family, or treating physician. Other reasons for referral for epilepsy surgery include the results of diagnostic tests that may show a structural focal brain lesion, unsatisfactory psychosocial adaptation due to poor seizure control, unacceptable sedation, or other drug side effects.
The morbidity and mortality of seizures include accidental injury; cognitive decline; sudden death; and psychological, social, and vocational impairment. Accidental injuries commonly include fractures, burns, dental injuries, lacerations, and head injuries. Cognitive decline over time has been demonstrated to occur in patients with certain epilepsy syndromes who have recurrent convulsive seizures or episodes of status epilepticus. Both depression and anxiety are very common among patients with medically refractory epilepsy. Vocational issues include inability to be employed or, if employed, underemployment.Prolonged anticonvulsant drug therapy also affects cognition, memory, behaviorand motor developmentin substantial number of children.
Type of surgery
Epilepsy surgery may be divided into two major categories: Resective and Functional. The aim of Functional surgery is to decrease seizure frequency.
Resective surgeries
The aim of resective surgery is to remove the epileptogenic zone and render the patient seizure free. Surgeries done are:
1. Anteromedial Temporal Resection [AMTR],
2. Selective Amygdylohippocapectomy
3. Lesionectomy [Temporal and Extra-temporal]
Skull deformities are a very common reason for referral to pediatric neurosurgery.Premature fusion of cranial suture closure is called craniosynostosis.
Incidence and Aetiology :
Isolated craniosynsostosis occurs due to the premature fusion of a single suture or multiple sutures. The overall prevalence of craniosynostosis is around 1 in 2500 live births, with ranges of 1 in 709 to 1 in 3225 of births. The wide variation seen is due to differences in the various criteria under which one labels craniosynsostosis. Isolated craniosynostosis is far more common than multiple 'syndromic' synostosis.Sagittal seems to be commonest, followed by coronal and metopic. True lambdoid synostosis appears rare and is difficult to distinguish from deformational posterior asymmetry, which is considered to be because of positional molding of the cranium.
Common Syndromic Craniosynostosis like Apert and Crouzon have prevalence of about 1 in 65000, each about 4-6 per cent of all craniosynostosis. There is evidence of FGFR2 mutation in Apert Syndrome, FGFR3 in Crouzon syndrome and FGFR1 in Pfeiffer syndrome. Almost all Aperts and about 50 per cent of Crouzons arise de novo and there is a correlation with increase in paternal age. The prevalence of Pfeiffer syndrome is lower than others but there is no definite percentage data.
Apart from this there are rarer types of single gene syndromes associated with other malformations, metabolic storage disorders and learning disabilities.There are chromosomal aberrations of which craniosynostosis may be a feature. There are teratogenic causes associated with anticonvulsants, (Valproate, Hydantoin)cytotoxic agents, (Methotraxate, Cyclophosphomide, Cytarabine) abortifacients, and nitrosatable drugs(Chlorpneramine,Nitrofurantoin, Chlordiazepoxide and Fluconazole).
Classification and Terminology
Over the years, the nomenclature for various craniofacial deformities has remained constant, but with the entry of molecular genetics, there have been additional terms given to the complex multi sutural synostosis. However, in simple terms these deformities can be classified into three different varieties.
Simple, Complex and Secondary:
The Simple anomalies include single suture or two suture involvement and are named as
Sagittal synostosis or Scaphocephaly or Dolichocephaly, is so called when the sagittal suture is singularly prematurely fused and the head attains a longish anteroposterior length with or without frontal bossing.
Unicoronal synostosis [Anterior-Plagiocephaly] when there is flattening of one side of the forehead and a mild facial scoliosis, due to premature fusion of one coronal suture.
Metopic synostosis or Trigonocephaly, when there is premature fusion of the metopic suture, and the forehead assumes a triangular shape like the keel of a boat.
Lambdoid synostosis [Posterior Plagiocephaly] when a single lambdoid suture fuses to produce asymmetric occipital flattening.
Bicoronal synostosis or Brachycephaly, where both coronal sutures fuse prematurely and the skull assume spherical shape.
Acrocephaly or Turricephaly or Oxycephaly , where both coronals and anterior Sagittal sutures fuse and the skull assumes a pointed tower like shape.
Brain tumors are second most common neoplasm of childhood after leukaemia, primary brain tumors are responsible for 20% of all cancers in children, and for 20% of childhood cancer deaths. The yearly incidence of childhood brain tumors is reported to be 24 per million children less than 15 years of age. The neurologic functional outcome and quality of life of children is goal of treatment .
Pediatric NeurosurgeonBombay Hospital, New Marine Lines, Mumbai-400012, Maharashtra, India
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As Carson Wentz and Alshon Jeffery recover from injury, the Eagles seem to be duplicating the Phillies' 2010-11 model of de-emphasizing offense.
PHILADELPHIA – It is becoming obvious that the Eagles are having to rely on different ways to win games for as long as quarterback Carson Wentz and top receiver Alshon Jeffery are working their way back into the lineup.
Their return could take the Eagles past the first four games — and possibly toward the middle of the season if an NFL Network report that Wentz might not return for "several weeks" turns out to be true.
And really, even when Wentz does return, he might not have the mobility and escapability that made him an MVP favorite last season until he tore two ligaments in his knee Dec. 10.
Jeffery, meanwhile, is recovering from offseason shoulder surgery. He hasn't gone through as much as a practice since the Super Bowl in February, and there's no telling if he'll start practicing this coming week. So it could be a while before he returns to top form, too.
But there is a model for compensating for a once-prolific offense. For the Eagles, they need not look any further than what the tenants across Pattison Avenue in the Phillies did nearly a decade ago.
In 2009, the Phillies reached the World Series for the second straight year behind a devastating offense led by Ryan Howard, Chase Utley, Jimmy Rollins, Shane Victorino, Raul Ibanez and Jayson Werth. The Phillies led the National League in home runs with a franchise-record 224 and in runs scored with a franchise-record 820.
The pitching, on the hand, was average at best. Before Cliff Lee arrived in a late-July trade, the staff consisted of Chan Ho Park; the 46-year-old Jamie Moyer; Pedro Martinez, who signed in mid-July with little left in his once dominating right arm; the average Joe Blanton; and Cole Hamels, who was struggling through one of his worst seasons.
Relying on the offense for much longer wasn't sustainable.
After all, Werth was becoming unaffordable, and Howard couldn't keep hitting 50 or more home runs per year. Rollins and Utley were all over 30 years old by then.
So after that season, when the Phillies lost in the World Series in six games to an even more prolific hitting team with a better pitching staff in the Yankees, the Phillies emphasized pitching.
They traded for the late Roy Halladay, a dominant pitcher at the top of his game (they foolishly traded Lee at the same time, but at least realized their mistake and re-signed him after the 2010 season); saw Hamels return to form; and added Roy Oswalt at the trade deadline.
No, the Phillies didn't win the World Series in either 2010 or 2011, losing in the NLCS to the Giants and in the deciding Game 5 of the NLDS in 2011. In that game, Halladay gave up one run, and the Phillies lost 1-0.
But the pitching staff gave the Phillies a chance. They had the best record in baseball in both seasons, winning more games than in the two World Series seasons.
Still, in 2010, the offense hit 58 fewer home runs and scored 84 fewer runs than in 2009. The pitching, on the other hand, lowered their ERA from 4.16 to 3.67.
The changeover was even more pronounced the next season when the Phillies won a franchise-record 102 games. The offense hit 13 fewer home runs and scored 23 fewer runs. The pitching staff had a 3.02 ERA, the best in the major leagues.
So, look again at the Eagles' 18-12 win over the Atlanta Falcons on Thursday night. Keep in mind that the Falcons were in the Super Bowl in the 2016 season and they lost to the Eagles in the playoffs last season.
On Thursday, Nick Foles threw for just 117 yards, and the Eagles had just 232 total yards. They won anyway.
The Eagles never had fewer yards passing last season. And the only times they had fewer total yards in a game were the final two games of the regular season when Foles had taken over for Wentz.
The Eagles won the first of those games but lost the second, which was meaningless anyway because they had already clinched home field throughout the playoffs. The Eagles rested many of their starters that game.
The defense, meanwhile, never let Falcons wide receiver Julio Jones into the end zone. The defensive line attacked quarterback Matt Ryan in waves, led by Fletcher Cox who is quickly proving himself to be the top defensive tackle in the NFL, along with the Rams' Aaron Donald.
Think back to the Chip Kelly seasons of 2013-15 when the offense scored seemingly at will and gave up points at about the same rate. It wasn't sustainable, and gradually the likes of cornerbacks Byron Maxwell, Cary Williams, Bradley Fletcher and Leodis McKelvin crumbled.
They have since been replaced by Ronald Darby, Jalen Mills and budding star Sidney Jones.
Gradually, the Eagles are relying on their defense, just like the Phillies turned to pitching to keep their run going in 2010-11.
All it took was an ugly, yet scintillating, win over the Falcons to see that.


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NEW YORK (WABC) -- Police arrested a man who was riding his bicycle into the Lincoln Tunnel Tuesday evening.
At about 6 p.m., police say 19-year-old Bruce Lee rode the bicycle into the center tube of the tunnel, New Jersey bound.
He said he was delivering Chinese food and that he was on Dyer Avenue in Manhattan when he was directed into the tunnel by the Waze navigation app on his phone.
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On Monday, Apple became the first company in history to attain a US$3tn stock market value, before slipping slightly beneath the hallowed threshold later in the day's trading. As reported by Reuters, it's the first time that a company has hit such a mark, and highlights analyst predictions that consumers will continue to pay out for iPhones, MacBooks and other Apple services in 2022.
'Apple shared the $2 trillion market value club with Microsoft Corp (MSFT.O), which is now worth about $2.5 trillion', wrote Reuters Reporters, Nivedita Balu and Noel Randewich. 'Alphabet Inc (GOOGL.O), Amazon.com Inc and Tesla Inc (TSLA.O) have market values above $1 trillion. Saudi Arabian Oil Co (2222.SE) is valued at about $1.9 trillion, according to Refinitiv.'
The milestone comes amidst an impressive week for global stocks, as optimism about the decreased severity of the Omicron variant of Covid-19 begins to spark broader economic positivity.
For those following the markets, the end of 2021 also proved to be a busy time for the traditional media industry. We saw a public listing for BuzzFeed, a debut from LADbible on London's AIM stock exchange, and reports that the proposed Forbes SPAC may not go ahead as planned. FIPP Reporter, Ashley Norris, looks at the latter here.
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Q: Why doesn't Starfleet transporter-copy priceless artifacts or important people? In one episode of ST:TNG, a transporter incident creates two copies of Commander Riker. Why doesn't Starfleet (or anyone else, like the Romulans) use this to create copies of priceless historical artifacts or clones of particularly skilled or important individuals?

A: The short answer is that because it was an accident, the repeatability of such a process is doubtful. Something that was caused by a malfunction may not be a process that can be safely used on a regular basis.
We have also seen people die in transporter accidents several times in Star Trek films and television shows, so it is probably unwise to risk a person or a valuable artifact by transporting it unnecessarily.
This brings up an interesting issue. One of my major gripes with Star Trek is the overuse of the transporter technology. Only Drs. McCoy and Pulaski seem to share the view, which I personally feel most of humanity would subscribe to, that the transporter is too dangerous for use by people except in the direst of circumstances. There was a discussion just last week on Australian radio about future uses of transporter technology, actually, and physicists seem to universally agree that transporters would be useful for cargo, not people. But I digress.
As Stan said, there are potential ethical and legal ramifications behind creating exact duplicates of both people and important cultural artefacts, not to mention the obvious copyright issues with newer objects. It is also entirely possible for the Federation to use transporter technology to scan an item, but not follow through with actual transport. That is how items are programmed into the replicators, and that technology is itself prone to frequent errors. It is entirely possible that the Federation, along with other polities, do use such a process to safeguard important items. We also know for a fact that the Klingons used a similar process on their legendary first Emperor, Kahless.
Lastly, there is a taboo against genetic engineering and cloning in the Federation and Klingon Empire. While the creation of transporter duplicates is not encompassed by this ban on cloning, it would seem probable that the Federation frowns on the concept, and if such a process became viable the Federation would be very likely to forbid it.

A: The teleporter is a widely underused instrument. The machine's abilities are immense and the lack of use they get has baffled me frequently.
The cloning of Will Ricker was an accident. I believe (but cannot support with sources) that cloning is illegal in the Federation, also because of the whole "Eugenics Wars" thingy. The ethics of cloning are very murky and it might simply be considered undesirable.
The information about artifacts and their molecular structure are no doubt saved perfectly somewhere. Yet the beauty of an artifact is that it's original. Man-made diamonds are "fake diamonds" and only natural ones are considered real. That's just life.
Besides, what's the point of having artifacts around anyway? Even nowadays we see people selling antiques and old silverware (and all things of the kind) cheap because they simply have no purpose in their lives.
So: because cloning is unethical/illegal and there's no such thing as a priceless duplicate of an artifact.

A: The answer to why they don't do it is a moral one that the Riker episode referenced in the question delves into throughly, to say nothing of the fact that the episode-referenced example is a freak accident of transporter technology, but there's also a technical limitation behind why they don't 'back up' important individuals with transporter beams.
In Our Man Bashir, Sisko, O'Brian, Kira, Worf, and Dax are all caught in a transporter accident, and their bodies fail to materialize on the transporter platform.  With their patterns in the buffer, the computer is instructed to store the information anywhere it can find.  This instruction causes the entire space station to lose almost all power, as it becomes  a storage space for their memory - with the information on their physical appearance being stored in the Holosuite (which is noted in the episode to be magnitudes more complex than any other system on the station).

Unfortunately, the explosion comes during the transport, and the crew members' patterns are stuck in the transporter buffer. Given the immense amount of space required to store neural information and the fact that the buffer will soon lose coherence and the signatures with it, Eddington orders the computer to wipe all memory necessary in order to save the patterns
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Eddington announces that the neural patterns of all five officers were stored in the rest of the computer memory. They decide to use the Defiant to reassemble the neural and physical patterns of the five victims.

In short, to store the information of just five people required the resources of an entire space station, plus however much data storage it takes to run the Holodeck (with safties all turned off, of course), and restoring them from memory required the station be hooked up directly to the Defiant.
And this too was largely an accident, requiring the instructions for the station be just vague enough to work.  Technologically, it's just beyond the realm of unfeasable.

A: That was a freak accident that Federation physicists didn't anticipate, could barely understand and couldn't come close to recreating. That episode was all about coming to terms with that novel situation.
Replication is a well-established Federation technology; it has limited fidelity -- replicated objects are riddled with errors at the atomic level -- so it's good enough for food, bulk materials or technology designed with replication in mind (i.e. fault-tolerant) but a replicated organism arrives dead. (This just happens to coincide with the ancient superstition that a living thing is fundamentally different from a non-living one.) I'm sure that replicated artifacts are as common in the federation as recorded music is in ours.
If real duplication technology existed in the Federation, the Federation would have adapted to it, and the result would not have borne much resemblance to the Star Trek we know.

A: Items are priceless because they are rare.
If you make lots of copies they would no longer be rare, and therefore not be priceless, but worthless.
Similarly important people are valued because they are unusual and unique, they stand out from the crowd.  But if you cloned a lot of them, they would no longer be unique.
You may place great worth on an object, someone else considers junk.  Value is very subjective.

A: From a more Doylist perspective, duplication of people should be impossible (Thomas Riker being a weird exception) because Star Trek has always believed in souls, though it usually doesn't call them that.  That's why there are so many episodes about people's energy being transfered around, put in computers, put in other people, floating around in energy fields...  Transporting might scramble your physical body, but your energy-based soul remains intact throughout.  Star Trek generally holds that making souls is not easy, and definitely not something that should be undertaken lightly.  So you can't duplicate people.
As for duplicating things, I think the argument would be that if you make a copy of the Mona Lisa, the copy isn't the same.  It's not the atoms that Leonardo arranged, it has no connection to the living genius that the original does.  I'd argue that since it has no soul, transporting it would also destroy the original, but it's not clear to me if the characters in Trek support that.

A: Replicators do use transporter technology, according to MA, but there are limitations inherent in each. OOU, these differences are meant to prevent either technology becoming all-powerful, so scriptwriters don't try to use it to solve everything. In-universe, the difference is primarily based on the vast difference in the resolution of the "patterns" employed in either case.
In matter transportation, the person's physical pattern is analyzed, and then their matter is disassembled and transmitted as energy to the destination where it is reassembled. It's hinted at many times through the canon that the pattern data is stored in a spacious but highly volatile "buffer" allowing short-term WORO (write once, read once) storage during the transportation process; "saving" a person's pattern long-term using traditional WMRM (write many, read many) data storage requires a lot of memory ("billions of kiloquads"). In an episode of DS9, this was done, but the entire non-essential data storage capacity of the entire station only held something like 5 full patterns.
Replication is similar, but instead of starting and finishing with the same thing, you start with bulk matter and rearrange it into whatever you wanted based on a stored pattern. The limitation is pattern resolution; there simply isn't enough space in the ship's computer to store all the pattern data required to perfectly replicate everything the replicator can produce, so the "resolution" of the replicator's stored patterns are instead reduced to something "close enough" to produce something useable; food, clothing, simple objects and machines. The maximum resolution of the replicator's actual molecular assembly matrix may also be reduced, as the extra resolution inherent in a transporter would be superfluous given the previous point, that nothing stored as a replicator program would require this level of detail to reproduce.
This resolution is still fine enough that, to most senses, the objects produced are indistinguishable from "the real thing". Musical instruments, for instance, are a not-uncommon request of a replicator, and the end result incorporates both the nuances of design and the musical properties inherent in the structure of the materials. However, it's virtually always possible to tell the difference, even if the only way to do so is scanning at the molecular level. In addition, because of this inherent reduction in resolution, things that do require the highest level of detail, such as replicating human organs or entire living things, are simply not possible with the traditional replicator, because there's not enough information available about said thing to accurately reproduce it.
The actual materials may also be in short supply. Latinum, for instance, is composed of exotic matter sparsely available in certain nebulae, which can be harvested and suspended within gold (the value of the gold itself is stated to be relatively low). Latinum is the actual matter and cannot be broken down into anything smaller or simpler; therefore, to replicate latinum, you must have latinum, and so you're really just transporting it from the storage units into the replicator bay. Antimatter, for similar reasons, cannot be replicated, though there are other ways to produce it artificially.
Industrial and medical-grade replicators are both reported to exist in canon, but not aboard ship. The apparent tradeoff is a bigger replicator that can produce very finely-detailed complex objects, but the information required for the pattern is higher and so the replicator doesn't have as large a "library" (it may, in fact, only have enough memory behind it to produce one thing, and must be "retooled" to change what it makes). The energy demands may also be higher.
Lastly, as was already mentioned, there are ethical taboos against genetic engineering and cloning in the Federation as a result of Earth's Eugenics Wars in the late 20th Century, and this taboo holds in most (but not all) other factions in known space. So, even if someone did have access to a replicator with the information capacity and resolution to reproduce a living thing, if he actually did so he would likely not have that access for long after his attempts were discovered.

A: There was an episode - episode 18 of season 3 - in which Captain Picard was kidnapped by a race who then replaced him with an almost exact copy of him to perform an experiment. But they were highly advanced. But what happened to Commander Riker was a freak accident.

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So that's how we built the connection with the Bunuba people. One of the elders, Jimmy Dillon Andrews, just had a really good connection with my husband Tommy and they hit off a beautiful mateship. So, Dillon invited us to come and stay with him and his family and see their country in the Kimberley. Amazing!!!… How could we say no?
So we flew into Broome and spent a couple of days there getting organised, settling in and grabbing swags, camp gear, supplies (someone can organise this for you in advance though, if you prefer). We were hosted by Bridging The Landscapes founder, Petrine McCrohan who has been connected to Dillon and his family for over 10 years. She provided us with quite a lot of background and helped us feel more informed as we set off on our adventure.
It was an incredible insight to camp there with the traditional owners of the land! Dillon gave us a welcome to country smoking ceremony, and walked us around the gorge, showing us secret aboriginal artwork and carvings, telling us about the traumatic history of the gorge (there was a terrible massacre), showing us the bush foods etc. The kids played metres away from freshwater crocodiles! And had a great time playing with other kids their age they met at the campground.
Tunnel Creek area is all the country where the Jandamarra story played out – the greatest Aboriginal-led resistance of white settlement. Highly recommend reading the story before you get there to appreciate the landscape and what happened on this land in history.
They of course welcome people who work in our space to observe the school and students and it was truly inspirational. And there is Leopold Downs station which is also very interesting outback experience.
Reconnecting Aboriginal people to their traditional country, and improving their health and life outcomes in this way is my real passion.
It was such a privilege to spend time with people living with such connectedness to their land and inspiring to see hope for cultural traditions to survive and continue in future generations. They have visitor facilities about 500m from the community which are very comfortable and would give you privacy. They have these little huts that are elevated off the ground but they have open walls so you are still sleeping under the stars – so basic and beautiful! Biridu is particularly innovative and entrepreneurial and pro –active in supporting themselves and setting up enterprise and infrastructure. This is one of the things we are funding at the moment, we are spending about 50k developing the next stage for their social enterprise to broaden the facilities' use so that they can use it as a location for various training for Aboriginal people to up-skill, also to use it as a place where Aboriginal people can recover from substance abuse through intensives where they can receive counselling and support and 'dry out' for an extended period of time…. they have a lot of uses envisioned.
At Biridu, we sat around the campfire while Dillon sang songs in language, and Betty played with his grandson Samuel. We ambled around in the 4 wheel drive and learned about the surrounding land, their stories, their way of life. We swam in the most stunningly remote waterhole, and also in the Fitzroy River. We talked to Dillon and some community members about their dreams and to see where we could help. They are terribly shy though, so we have been chatting mostly to Petrine in this respect. Petrine has been working across the Kimberley for nearly 15 years and is passionate and committed to working alongside Aboriginal family groups who are determined to connect back to their traditional lands. She is very well respected in this space, and her vision is to attract and be a conduit for like minded people who are keen to contribute either voluntarily with any unique skill sets or with a focussed amount of funding. Her dream is to facilitate authentic reconciliation by introducing non indigenous people to communities and families, for mutual benefit and generational impact, on both sides.
Finally, we visited Mowanjum community (on the fringe of Derby) on the way back to Broome but it was just a day trip. This was to see the other spectrum of Aboriginal communities where they are urbanised, depressed, have chronic problems and are just a melting pot of different mobs who have historically been removed off their lands and are displaced.
There, we spent time with one of Dillon's relatives Penny Bidd and her husband Keith Nanowatt. Penny is a Winyuduwa woman. She is looking after 15 of her grandchildren for various reasons, and living in very depressed conditions. She is desperate to get her grandchildren back to the health of her homelands. Petrine has worked closely with the family for 6 years and has in 2015 reached a good agreement with the leaseholder for easy access and work opportunities at the station. Penny and her family can build something there for herself, her children, and her grandchildren to connect back to country, and have a better life. This is something I am working with Petrine on, and would love to collaborate with another family if anyone our there is interested!!
If anyone is interested in journeying with Bridging The Landscapes, it is a deeply meaningful experience and one that can span across generations. Please go to the connect page and send an email...you wont be sorry.
A friend of mine, photographer Kristian Laemmle-Ruff, went on a life changing trip in 2014. He travelled along the Western Australian coast from Perth to Broome, across the Kimberley through to Arnhem Land and finally down to Alice Springs, where he flew back to Melbourne (our shared hometown). Soon after returning, Kristian said to me it was weird experiencing culture shock within his own country, and he was struggling to bridge the disparity inherent in our nation's makeup. I couldn't relate, I had only been as far north as Alice Springs and west as Uluru, and in that moment I felt how limited my understanding of Australia is. I know the eastern states, and even then just the coast and the capital cities (with a few brief stops along the Newell Highway). I am ignorant of my homeland, and started to question what I truly knew about this place. I had read books, articles, novels, seen films and documentaries, television programs, but this was another person's perspective that was often dictated by commercial interests and an audience's want to be entertained (except when the author has been brave enough to confront). I realised if I wanted to understand Australia I needed to challenge my sheltered existence to see what was really happening across country.
I arrived in Broome disorientated. I had travelled, via Perth, directly from London, having spent the past three months there and in Europe. To travel from London directly to the Kimberley was bold. To see the contrast is illuminating. I arrived with a loose connection, a friend of a friend of a friend, Beee, who agreed to pick me up from the airport and whose couch I could sleep on that evening. Straight after arriving Beee took me to the beach to meet more people she knew, one of them Petrine, the founder of Bridging the Landscapes. We got talking and quickly understood that she knew the person I had been recommended to find in Fitzroy Crossing, a Bunuba elder, June Oscar. I am an emerging writer of theatre and film and was connected to June by my friend and mentor Tom Gutteridge, a former artistic director of Perth's Black Swan State Theatre Company, who connected with June when producing Jandamarra in 2008. Tom also encouraged me to meet with Dillon Andrews, another Bunuba elder who also assisted with the production. The following day, Petrine and I crossed paths again and she offered to drive me to Fitzroy Crossing, where she was headed via Tunnel Creek and Windjana Gorge, two places Tom had recommended to visit, where she was meeting with Dillon. We laughed at the serendipity. We would leave on Friday and get to Fitzroy Crossing on Saturday.
Petrine is an incredible woman. She is on the ground amongst communities connecting and empowering them as much as she can. With Dillon and his niece Denise, Petrine met with five government officials to talk about a plan to empower the communities, a response to the state government's consideration to close remote indigenous communities. It was an incredible meeting to witness and Dillon took them, and me, to very sacred sites - Carpenter's Gap, Windjana Gorge and Tunnel Creek. This was an experience like no other, visiting the sites in the company of an elder, filled with intimate knowledge that was passed on and experienced throughout his life. He told stories and sang songs. I connected to the sacred, I felt the power of this land, and felt really uncomfortable that I had been a silent witness of the happenings across my lifetime. There is no longer a need for such passivity. I want to be an active listener of the time I live in. So in that moment, surrounded by Dillon and his mob, I listened, and truly connected with them and they connected with me. Dillon invited me to spend time with him and to go to his community, Biridu. I am now in Fitzroy Crossing, Petrine has invited me to stay with her till I meet with June Oscar.
I can only thank Petrine, who's opened me up to the ancient power of this land. Petrine is open to more people joining her mission through Bridging the Landscapes, an offer I wholeheartedly encourage others to accept.


<?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags" />Seattle, Nov 11, 2008: Mortgage rates slumped last week and the rates for 30-year fixed rate mortgages went down to 6.09% and this is lower than 6.26% of the previous week. This is in accordance with the Zillow Mortgage Rate Monitor by utilizing the data that has been collected by Zillow.com (R), a prominent real estate website. The 15-year fixed mortgage rates slumped to 5.73% and this is also a drop from 6.01%. The rates for 5/1 adjustable rate mortgages went up to 5.87%, and this showed an increase of .06%.
As per Zillow (R) Mortgage Rate Monitor, mortgage rates floated around 6%.
The 30-year fixed mortgage rates seemed to be somewhat low on Monday evening where the average rate was 6%, according to Zillow Mortgage Marketplace.
From the point of view of the states, the largest drop in the 30-year fixed mortgage rate was noticed in Michigan, and it dropped to 6.04% from 6.48%. The 30-year fixed mortgage rates were lowest in the states of Texas at 5.99% and Tennessee at 5.96%. At the same time, Connecticut (6.18%) and Pennsylvania (6.21%) had the maximum rates.
Zillow Mortgage Marketplace is a mortgage lending marketplace which is easily understood and accessible for all. It offers the mortgage borrowers a useful and convenient method of getting inexhaustible numbers of personalized mortgage quotes from approved lenders directly. Zillow also offers elaborate mortgage rate charts and collection of facts, as well as a mortgage calculator.
The compilation of Zillow Mortgage Rate Monitor is done every week utilizing numerous mortgage rates cited on Zillow Mortgage Marketplace by the lenders to mortgage borrowers who have applied for mortgage loans. State-level statistics is collected from the top 20 states with the maximum quote volume on Zillow Mortgage Marketplace.


The Tullahoma Industrial Development Board (TIDB) was originally established to promote and attract industrial growth in Tullahoma. Recently, however, Tullahoma, Manchester and Coffee County joined forces to create the joint Coffee County Industrial Development Board (CCIDB). The joint CCIDB board now actively supports and recruits industry for the entire county including Tullahoma and Manchester. The TIDB now exists solely for the maintenance of previously issued bonds.
The Tullahoma Industrial Development Board consists of seven members appointed by the Board of Mayor and Aldermen and one Mayor-appointed liaison. Maximum length of continuous service on the Tullahoma Industrial Development Board is two terms. A term lasts six years.


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With architecture and interiors by COOKFOX Architects, a leader in biophilic design, the new Flatiron House building was designed to promote health, wellbeing, and indoor-outdoor living, right in the middle of Manhattan's concrete jungle. The West 23rd Street development comprises two buildings connected by a shared interior garden; some of the 44 units come complete with fully planted and self-irrigated planter boxes on slender balconies for growing organic herbs and antioxidant-rich berries.
One of the innovative development's condos, with four bedrooms and four baths, is for sale asking a cool $13 million. Accessible via the living/dining room, primary bedroom, and one of the secondary bedrooms, the unit's long and slim balcony includes a self-watering irrigation system that allows plants to bloom and grow through the 222-square-foot balcony's decorative latticework. It was designed in collaboration with Brooklyn-based landscape architect Future Green Studio to include plants such as periwinkle, thyme, oregano, lavender, alpine strawberries, and lowbush blueberries. The plant choices were based on a Mediterranean approach to be edible, fragrant and hearty to regular sun exposure.
The interiors are pretty nice, too! Spanning almost 3,200 square feet, the full-floor residence offers fantastic views of the iconic Clock Tower building and the downtown Manhattan skyline via floor-to-ceiling windows. Staged by ASH Staging, a direct elevator entry leads to the roomy combination living and dining room, which is filled with natural light thanks to its nine oversized windows. The adjacent eat-in kitchen boasts top-end finishes, such as custom oak, lacquer, and ribbed glass cabinetry trimmed in brass, and Calacatta Lincoln marble slab countertops and backsplashes.
Occupying the northeast corner, the primary suite features a large walk-in closet, a separate windowed dressing room, and an also windowed bathroom with heated marble floors. One of the three secondary bedrooms is well-suited as a den or home office, while the other two have head-on Empire State Building views. Guest bathrooms are finished with limestone flooring, textured ceramic tiles, and custom vanities.
Building amenities include an attended lobby, a gym with an adjacent terrace, a lush planted garden, a residents' lounge, and a game room. Flatiron House is also located just a half a block from Madison Square Park. Interested? Contact Corcoran Sunshine.
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The Small Business Administration is one of the most essential parts of the government for small business owners, as the agency is uniquely responsible for overseeing and administering SBA loans that can help cover expenses and get smaller businesses off the ground. The administration has long worked to make these loans both more accessible to the public and less risky for the institutions that do eventually extend them to business owners. One way to increase availability while reducing risk has been to require the attachment of a life insurance policy to the loan.
This is not the first instance of a life insurance policy being required to collateralize a major loan, as the process is routinely done for other business loans, as well as certain loans for homeowners. The insurance policy is typically taken out in a term format, with a term that matches exactly the length of the loan's repayment period. There are a number of key reasons for this requirement, and a number of key considerations to be made by borrowers who own a small business.
The loans made by the Small Business Administration are generally not small, with amounts that typically start in the tens of thousands of dollars. That exposes financial institutions, as well as the federal government, to a significant amount of financial risk. This risk includes not only that the borrower may default on their own, but also that they may simply die before the balance is repaid. Because many estates are structured to preclude a settlement of loan balances with banks upon the borrower's deaths, lenders stand to lose thousands of dollars if this happens.
The solution is to pair a new or existing term life insurance policy with the loan. This will allow the full balance of the loan to be repaid by listing the lending institution as a beneficiary on the insurance policy. If consumers have an existing life insurance product already in place to cover their loved ones and other expenses, banks can actually attach the loan to that policy through a process known as collateral assignment.
The collateral assignment of new debt to an existing policy is a somewhat controversial process and isn't performed by all lenders. Those lenders that refuse to engage in collateral assignment will simply require the borrower to take out a separate term life policy for the loan.
The single biggest consideration for most borrowers when they learn about collateralization is the overall cost of the term life insurance product that will be paid on top of the existing loan balance and interest charges. The good news for borrowers, though, is that many banks will actually open the term life insurance policy for their SBA borrowers and build that cost right into the loan itself. There is often no separate cost incurred by borrowers.
Furthermore, term life insurance policies are very affordable, with costs that won't add very much to the overall balance of a small business loan. Because most Small Business Administration loans are quite large, with a long repayment term, the added cost of life insurance is negligible during repayment.
It's true that many estates are setup to actually deny banks full payment and settlement of outstanding loan payments when someone dies. This is not a universal method of constructing estates, however, which is something that borrowers and their families should be aware of when interfacing with both the SBA and the agency's lenders. In cases where the estate is not setup to evade debts, the family surviving the borrower will generally be responsible for taking over payments and satisfying the outstanding balance.
The sheer size of most SBA lending products can cause this to be a significant burden on the family, especially in cases where the deceased is the primary business owner and the primary breadwinner for the family. This is an obligation that cannot be left up to chance, which is why securing a proper term life product just makes sense for the borrower, the SBA, the lender, and the borrower's family.
The Small Business Administration could best be described as highly risk averse, with a number of key insurance and liability benchmarks to be met. Borrowers are required to obtain life insurance for a loan of any size, no matter its term, and they are secondarily required to obtain flood insurance to protect against major personal and business losses.
The Small Business Administration has also set out a series of tough guidelines for how a life insurance policy should be restructured in order to ensure full repayment of a loan if the borrower dies. Lenders will explain these requirements at the time the loan is originated, but they generally include statements of responsibility, conditions that invalidate the loan, the policy, or the obligation to repay, and other concerns.
With careful attention to detail and a thorough understanding of why life insurance is so important when borrowing from the SBA, business owners will be able to make sound fiscal decisions now and into the future. That bodes well not only for the borrower's business, but for his or her family as well.


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Penn State THON Executive Committee reveals 2022 "Spark Endless Light" official logo
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Penn State THON's Executive Committee revealed its 2022 "Spark Endless Light" official logo Wednesday in the HUB-Robeson Center's Alumni Hall, virtually via livestream and on social media.
The logo, which was designed by graphic design student Caitlyn McHenry, shows children holding hands as they look up into the sky to watch fireworks.
According to the release, the fireworks in the logo represent the "shared experiences across all of humanity that bond us together."
"The awe of watching fireworks explode gracefully in the sky is one of them," the release said. "The best firework displays come in the darkest of nights, nights where no other light distracts. THON serves as a light for all involved."
The firework is also in a circular shape, which represents how THON's influence is spherical, the release said.
"When a firework explodes, the entire world around it is lit up. When the THON community is able to  spark a moment of light, everyone that we impact is engulfed in this moment of brightness," the release said. "THON 2022 is a celebration  of perseverance through hardship, a firework exploding in the night sky."
THON is the largest student-run philanthropy in the world that aims to provide emotional and financial support to Four Diamonds families who have been impacted by childhood cancer.
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