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The Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Foundation Gives $23 Million to Name Cleveland Clinic's Global Leadership and Learning InstituteHome » The Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Foundation Gives $23 Million to Name Cleveland Clinic's Global Leadership and Learning Institute
The Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Foundation Gives $23 Million to Name Cleveland Clinic's Global Leadership and Learning Institute
A generous gift from the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Foundation will enable Cleveland Clinic to expand its focus on global leadership and learning and create a program focused on developing future leaders in healthcare.
The $23 million dollar grant will accelerate innovative leadership courses at the newly named Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Global Leadership and Learning Institute through the development of impactful experiential learning, simulations, assessments and research-driven content that will prepare leaders from around the world to solve future healthcare delivery issues.
"The Mandel Global Leadership and Learning Institute will allow high-quality programs to be delivered in a technologically advanced space at the new Samson Pavilion at the Health Education Campus, a partnership between Case Western Reserve University and Cleveland Clinic that opened this summer," said Gina Cronin, executive director of the Mandel Institute. "Thousands of Cleveland Clinic caregivers will take part in these expanded leadership programs, focusing on their professional development for today's healthcare sector and preparing themselves for healthcare leadership of the future."
In addition, the gift also creates the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Global Leadership and Learning Pathway, a training initiative housed within the Mandel Institute that will support top-performing Cleveland Clinic caregivers and cultivate them for future executive leadership roles throughout the organization.
"Cleveland Clinic is grateful for the Mandel Foundation's generous gift, and for their deep commitment to fostering exceptional leadership and inspiring all of us to work to improve the lives of people around the world," said Tom Mihaljevic, M.D., president and CEO of Cleveland Clinic.
Morton L. Mandel, a successful entrepreneur and businessman, is the author of "It's All About Who You Hire, How They Lead," a book that inspires young professionals to focus on leadership fundamentals and seasoned leaders to reinvigorate their passion and commitment to excellence. His book will be incorporated into the Mandel Institute's training programs.
"I am delighted to continue our foundation's partnership with the Cleveland Clinic. Our foundation believes that a commitment to developing exceptional leaders, an ethical culture, and a strong commitment to values will result in a more successful organization, and through such leaders, stronger and healthier communities worldwide," said Morton L. Mandel.
This latest gift from the Mandel Foundation follows significant support to Cleveland Clinic from the foundation through the years, including gifts to support the Morton L. Mandel Chair for Urologic Cancer Research at the Glickman Urological Institute, the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Preventive Medicine Suite, and the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Conference Center at the new Health Education Campus.
Cleveland Clinic is a nonprofit multispecialty academic medical center that integrates clinical and hospital care with research and education. Located in Cleveland, Ohio, it was founded in 1921 by four renowned physicians with a vision of providing outstanding patient care based upon the principles of cooperation, compassion and innovation. Cleveland Clinic has pioneered many medical breakthroughs, including coronary artery bypass surgery and the first face transplant in the United States. U.S. News & World Report consistently names Cleveland Clinic as one of the nation's best hospitals in its annual "America's Best Hospitals" survey. Among Cleveland Clinic's 52,000 employees are more than 3,600 full-time salaried physicians and researchers and 14,000 nurses, representing 140 medical specialties and subspecialties. Cleveland Clinic's health system includes a 165-acre main campus near downtown Cleveland, 11 regional hospitals, more than 150 northern Ohio outpatient locations – including 18 full-service family health centers and three health and wellness centers – and locations in Weston, Fla.; Las Vegas, Nev.; Toronto, Canada; Abu Dhabi, UAE; and London, England. In 2017, there were 7.6 million outpatient visits, 229,000 hospital admissions and 207,000 surgical cases throughout Cleveland Clinic's health system. Patients came for treatment from every state and 185 countries. Visit us at clevelandclinic.org. Follow us at twitter.com/ClevelandClinic. News and resources available at newsroom.clevelandclinic.org.
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Q: Configure SVN for Mac on LAN Can anyone help me in configuring svnserve on Mac OS X Snow Leopard.
I followed the instructions  mentioned below:
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I am able create and access repository from my mac.
I have configured svn with password but it will never prompt for password.
I would like to access the repository from my local network. Is there any settings missed in the tutorial..
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I BOUGHT THE Z4 (2.5 model 2003)A YEAR AGO AND IT DROVE BEAUTIFULLY.
My son borrowed the car and the steering failed.It needed gorilla arms to steer it.
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it, the problem was the same.I can drive it but it isnt quite right.
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I remember well over 2 years ago finding out that Rowan was a boy. One of my first reactions was that I would be glad that Chandler would have a brother close in age to play with. Most of the time when Chan and Row are "playing" together, it's more of Chandler sitting on or hitting Rowan while Row screams. Tonight the boys have been wrestling, laughing and playing together. Rowan has realized that it's ok to wrestle with Chandler and is starting to stand up for himself. I know it's still going to be a process, but it's fun to see them actually playing together! When they were all wrestled out, Rowan sat down next to Chan to watch a movie and I snapped this picture.
Isn't it so fun to watch them play together?! We were just saying the same thing about our boys last night. Its exciting to see them interact with each other.
Rowan looks sleepy in that picture! Glad they are playing good together!
I'm glad they are staring to play better together. Having a sibling/best friend is the best.


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The Source: Changing Conceptions of Adulthood
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When does childhood end and adulthood begin?
Complaints that modern generations are more childlike than their predecessors are common--but UT History professor Steven Mintz argues that this is a good thing. His new book, The Prime of Life: A History of Modern Adulthood, explores the trend towards Peter Pan-youth.
At the turn of the 20th century, adulthood began when someone got married, joined the military, or had children. Mintz calls for a different use of these formative years. Instead of being dismayed by the slowed-down approach to a settled life, Mintz celebrates what he sees as a new and improved version of adulthood.
Instead of focusing on beginning families and property ownership, today's adulthood is defined by financial independence and autonomy. While self-centered and exploratory twenties may go against grandparents' values, Mintz predicts that today's youth will end up much more fulfilled and much less medicated than youths of the past.
Are you in favor of the Peter Pan approach? When did you finally (if at all) become an adult?
Dr. Steven Mintz, professor of History at UT Austin and author of The Prime of Life.
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Mason's distinctive point of view is a direct result of a past tragedy that has produced a present day triumph After approximately 2800 pounds of steel and iron plates fell on him, while on active naval duty in San Diego, California, the Navy classified him disabled and discharged him.
Mason found himself unskilled and disabled. He had to discover a new way of earning a living. After graduation from UC Berkeley with a degree in Political Science, he won a position with the US Department of Energy against 2,400 applicants for four job openings. Between 1976 and 1980 he was promoted from an entry level employee to a Mid Level Senior Contract Specialist with a "Confidential Security Clearance". He negotiated many multi-million dollar government contracts with major contractors, including TRW, General Dynamics, and General Electric.
In 1980 Mason resigned to become an entrepreneur, forming a private consulting company to assist businesses in obtaining and administering government contracts. He has consulted with many multi-national companies on government and political issues. But Mason Weaver had to learn how to earn income, how business was achieved and how to teach others.
Mason has been the national and regional spokesperson for many groups and organizations. He is a noted conference speaker and guest lecture. Mason Weaver has appeared on national TV, cable and news programs. He is often contacted by national news organizations to comment on breaking stories.
Mason hosted a live call in radio program and wrote a weekly column on social and political issues. He soon became a sought after public speaker and lecturer. Mason is gifted with an extraordinary view of government and business.
Mason Weaver is the author of It's OK to Leave the Plantation, The Rope, Diamond in the Rough, and Polishing the Diamond in the Rough which discusses the social issues that affect us all and that bind us together. Noted for his quick wit, vigorous debate and forceful oratory, Mason is a challenge to the opposition and an instructive persuasive counselor to allies.


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David Russel Friederichs, 91, of Kansas City, formerly of Scott County, died Monday, Nov. 28, 2022. Celebrations of life will be held in Kansas City in the spring, and at the Dixon American Legion on Saturday, April 15, 2023. Further details will be announced.
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Das Gebiet Pessac-Léognan ist ein Weinbaugebiet in der Weinbauregion Graves, einem Teil des Bordeaux.

Seit dem 9. September 1987 besitzt es den Status einer eigenständigen Appellation d'Origine Contrôlée (kurz AOC). Auf ca. 1288 Hektar Rebfläche werden durchschnittlich 68.500 Hektoliter Wein geerntet. 1000 Hektar sind dabei den roten Rebsorten gewidmet; die restlichen 288 den weißen Sorten.

Boden und Klima
Der Name Graves leitet sich vom steinigen Boden (gravier: Kiesel) her, der in der lokalen Sprache Las Grabas de Bourdeus genannt wird. Der nährstoffarme Boden ist von Steinen übersät. Diese Steine speichern die Sonnenenergie des Tages und geben die Wärme in der Nacht ab. Dadurch entsteht ein sehr günstiges Mikroklima, das den Reben zugutekommt. Das Gebiet Pessac-Léognan erstreckt sich von der Stadt Bordeaux im Norden bis zur Gemeinde Martillac im Süden auf einem ca. zehn Kilometer langen und max. sechs Kilometer breiten Streifen. Das Gebiet ist westlich und südlich von Pinienwäldern geschützt. Östlich dient der Fluss Garonne als Wärmespeicher.

Das Klima ist mild und feucht. Die Jahres-Durchschnittstemperatur liegt bei 12,9 °C, und die mittlere Sonnenscheindauer liegt bei 1991 Stunden/Jahr. Der Niederschlag verteilt sich über das ganze Jahr. Die Menge von 833 l/m² und Jahr fällt an 170 Tagen im Jahr.

Geschichte
Vor 2000 Jahren legten hier die Römer die ersten Weingärten Bordeaux' an, und der römische Autor Columella berichtet begeistert über die hervorragenden Weine. Im Jahr 1154 wurde die aus Aquitanien stammende Eleonore von Aquitanien Königin von England. Während ihrer Herrschaft wurden die Handelsbeziehungen zwischen Bordeaux und England stark ausgeweitet. Um das Jahr 1300 gründete der Erzbischof von Bordeaux, Bertrand de Got, und spätere Papst Clemens V. ein Weingut, das unter dem Namen Château Pape-Clément heute noch existiert. Die Weine aus Graves begründeten in jener Zeit den Ruhm des Bordeaux. Von 1531 bis 1551 legt Jean de Pontac im Ortsteil Haut-Brion einen Weinberg an, der unter dem Namen Château Haut-Brion das erste große Qualitätsweingut Bordeaux war. Im 18. Jahrhundert trug Charles de Secondat, Baron de Montesquieu (1689–1755) viel zur wachsenden Bekanntheit sowohl an den Höfen von Paris als auch Englands bei. Er wurde auf Château La Brède geboren und hatte zeit seines Lebens ein offenes Ohr für die Nöte der Winzer aus Graves.

Allein von 1908 bis 1981 wurden in unmittelbarer Nähe der Stadt Bordeaux 238 Weingüter aufgegeben. Vier der bekanntesten Weingüter des Gebietes liegen mittlerweile innerhalb der dicht bebauten Agglomeration von Bordeaux. Château Haut-Brion, Château Les Carmes-Haut-Brion und Château Pape-Clément befinden sich im Vorort Pessac, und in Talence liegt Château La Mission Haut-Brion.

Im Jahr 1953 wurden 16 Weingüter klassifiziert, die den Titel Cru Classés de Graves tragen dürfen. Alle klassifizierten Châteaux liegen in der Subregion Pessac-Léognan.

Klassifikation der Region Graves
Als Château Haut-Brion in der Bordeauxwein-Klassifikation von 1855 in den obersten Rang eines Premier Grand Cru gestuft wurde, war es das einzige Gut aus der Region Graves, dem die Ehre der Klassifizierung zuteil kam. Dem lange gehegten Wunsch einer ähnlichen Liste für das Graves wurde durch eine Gesetzesnovelle aus dem Jahr 1949 entsprochen. Daher wurde erst am 7. August 1953 eine erste Klassifizierung veröffentlicht, die durch eine Überarbeitung vom 16. Februar 1959 endgültig definiert wurde. Es fällt dabei auf, dass alle klassifizierten Gewächse der Region Graves aus der Appellation Pessac-Léognan stammen.

Klassifiziert für Rot- und Weißwein:
 Château Bouscaut aus der Gemeinde Cadaujac
 Château Carbonnieux aus Léognan
 Domaine de Chevalier aus Léognan
 Château Latour-Martillac aus Martillac
 Château Malartic-Lagravière aus Léognan
 Château Olivier aus Léognan

Klassifiziert nur für Rotwein:
 Château Haut-Bailly aus Léognan
 Château Haut-Brion aus Pessac
 Château de Fieuzal aus Léognan
 Château La Mission Haut-Brion aus Talence
 Château Pape-Clément aus Pessac
 Château Smith Haut Lafitte aus Martillac
 Château La Tour Haut-Brion aus Talence

Klassifiziert nur für Weißwein:
 Château Couhins aus Villenave-d'Ornon
 Château Couhins-Lurton aus Villenave-d'Ornon
 Château Laville-Haut-Brion aus Pessac

Zugelassene Rebsorten
Für die Rotweine sind die Rebsorten Merlot (mittlerer Anteil 46 %), Cabernet Sauvignon (mittlerer Anteil 49 %), Cabernet Franc, Malbec und Petit Verdot zugelassen. Die Appellationsvorschrift sieht eine Erntebeschränkung von 45 Hektoliter/Hektar vor.

Bei den Weißweinen kommen Sémillon (mittlerer Anteil 69 %), Sauvignon Blanc (mittlerer Anteil 29 %) und Muscadelle zum Einsatz. Hier sieht die Appellationsvorschrift eine Erntebeschränkung von 48 Hektoliter/Hektar vor.

Zugelassene Gemeinden
Cadaujac, Canéjan, Gradignan, Léognan, Martillac, Mérignac, Pessac, Saint-Médard-d'Eyrans, Talence und Villenave-d'Ornon

Weblinks
 https://www.pessac-leognan.com
 https://www.crus-classes-de-graves.com

Weinbaugebiet (Bordeaux)

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The Oprah Winfrey Show is scheduled to air a program on dieting & nutrition and an Assyrian family took part in that program. Assyrian food (dolma) and cultural briefing will be shown and discussed in a very short segment.
It will be shown, as I was told, right after the second or third commercial break, so do not blink, or you will miss it.
Is it true that 30 millions watch that show?
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I need to do analysis, where I need to determine stress will crack occur. I need to simulate the passage of the axle (red) through hole (black). The diameter of the axle is bigger then hole, how to do this. The axle is of steel and part which has hole is of plastic.
The attached material of part with hole, and the criteria of crack, how to determine.
If anyone knows about this, pleas help me.
I get some results, but I am not sure what it means. Whether will the crack occur on the part with hole, which the properties of material is attached on the first post for temperature 23. I need to determine phenomenon of crack based on the datasheet of material.
You have a pin that is larger than the hole. There are two simulations that are of interest. The simplest one is the state of stress when the pin is fully inserted in the hole. The complex simulation is the isertion of the tapered pin into the hole. Let's do the simplest one first.
You have axisymmetric geometry and loading, which means you can do a 2D model, which will take less time to solve and will compute the stress in the plastic (and steel). I see you have a mulilinear plasticity model for the plastic.
The geometry is drawn of the two parts assembled and there is an interference present. The contact elements will resolve that interference. You don't need to move any parts, just support the bottom of the pin with a Y=0 displacement constraint. The axis of the pin will be on the Y axis.
The material datasheet shows the strain at break to be 4.5%. This means that in your simulation, when the Total Strain is > 4.5% the part cracked.
You can use 1/2 symmetry and cut the pin and sleeve to half their length. This is what the sketch will look like: two rectangular surfaces that overlap by the radial interference. The dimension H5 is half the internal diameter of the plastic. The dimension H2 is half the diameter of the pin. Dimension V7 is half the length of the tube. When you create the second rectangle, Add Frozen. And before you start, change the Geometry property to 2D. I didn't use your geometry, I made up my own, but the solver finished in seconds and made a result with your material. This my geometry, the prediction is that the plastic will not crack since total strain is 0.033 < 0.045.
I did first simulation, can you help me to describe results and get me help for another analysis.
The red curve is results of stress and blue is input stress for multilinear isotropic hardening. The contact properties.
The below pic is for triangle elements.
I do with one shell another solid body. I have some errors (DEVIATIONS from real stress) and i need to increase interations and refinement mesh, and if I have total strain bigger than 4,5 % the construction will cracked. OK.
Now I need to do second simulation, the complex simulation is the insertion of the tapered pin into the hole. I can also do the second analysis as the first, I need to determine stress on plastic part.
I did slice of the second analysis, and I get this results.
Blue is input stress-strain, red is result.
The slice analysis is attached, one is solid another part is shell.
These analysis are examples for axle press, axle has teeth, where I need to apply to complex structure, where I can not use shell because construction is complex, and because it I need this example do with solid.
Tetr elements are used, solver is converged but the results have more error, devitation of real stress strain curve, what Ineed to do that cut down errors. the strain of 4,5 is exceed but the stress at 4,5% straiina is not 45MPa.
I real have not ask anyone about these errors.
All the best Peter, and thank you in advance.
Why are you using shell elements on a surface instead of solid elements in a solid body? There are special commands used to put more integration points through the thickness of a shell element. The default number might not give you the most accurate results. With solid elements you see how many elements are through the thickness of the plastic.
Displacement holds axial motion to zero at both ends. This is wrong, it should only be at one end, the cut plane of symmetry. The other end of the tube is free.
The red line on your chart seems to be a long way from the blue line, but the line is not data. Only the points at the end of each red line are data. Don't draw lines between the data points.
To make more points on the Charts, change the Analysis Setting of Minimum Substeps to 10.
Why plot a chart? Why not plot what I did, which shows the distribution of strain through the thickness?
I will comment on the second analysis in the next post.
Shell elements are not appropriate for this analysis.
Put two planes through the axis of the pin, lined up with the valley on each side of a tooth and slice out one tooth then use symmetry. You can then analyze one tooth with a detailed solid model. You will continue to analyze only one half of the length of the tube, so there will be a symmetry plane at the center of the tube length.
The tip of the tooth is not sharp, but has a very small radius on it. This tip radius may be required and small elements in the sleeve that can wrap around this radius may help get a detailed result.
I plot stress strain curve, because I thought that real curve must be equal with results and that criteria must be and stress and strain.
I used stress and strain for crack, for example, the part will crack when is t.strain bigger than 4,5 % and stress in that point must be 40 MPa, and that I used as verification analysis when is curve equal of results as input.
Can I use only total strain for criteria, for exmple that total strain is bigger than 4,5 % but stress do not equal 40MPa, the result of stress is different of 40MPa. i.e Total strain is criteria for creck reckless on value of stress.
You should use Total Strain to compare with 4.5% to evaluate if the part would have cracked, regardless of stress.
With the shell model, the integration point can be far from the node. When you switch to small solid elements, the integration point will be close to the node. Plasticity is enabled on the element when the stress at the integration point passes a yield threshold in the material model.
When there is a large distance between the integration point and the node, the stress at the integration point may not have reached the yield threshold, but the stress extrapolated out to the nodes can be higher than the yield point. This error will be minimized when you have small solid elements.
Thank Peter. I did the analysis following your the tips.
If I use the axle as rigid, Will it be wrong? Because the axle is of steel but another part is of plastic.
Adisa, If you don't expect it to deform much in comparison and if there is a big difference in the stiffness of 2 bodies, it should be ok.
Does your simulation take a long time to complete? I would typically run 2 cases, one with a rigid part and one with a steel body and compare when I am having a doubt like this.
Thanks, I did two 2 cases, with rigid and flexible and the both results are similar, do not have much difference, and I can use rigid.
From this analysis I guess that the contact put on part with lower stiffness while the target on bigger. Remodel me If I am wrong.
ANSYS requires you to put the Target on the Rigid part. It won't let you put it the opposite way.
Indeed Peter is correct. In fact, not just ANSYS but all commercial FEA codes that I am familiar with recommend the stiffer/rigid body to be specified as the Target/Master body.


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It is the same procedure as every year. The pre-Christmas-Season creates present-finding-stress and planning the holidays takes up all your attention. Once Christmas is over and you find the time to breathe again you realize that there is New Year's Eve just around the corner and you wonder what you could do that year. I am trying to avoid this "game" every year and therefore plan ahead. Not to be able to tell everyone in the New Year how awesome my New Year's Eve was but to not fail in trying to do something extraordinary and end up doing raclette, sit in an over-priced restaurant or find myself in a disco.
It is just the attempt to do something different then everybody else and that's why last year's decision was to go to France and the beautiful city Strasbourg – the official place of work of the European Parliament. Since Strasbourg is conveniently reachable by car for us we wanted to spend the end of the year in the Alsace.
You have to start somewhere to get somewhere. Therefore, our first destination was the P2 Cinéma parking garage in between the cinema and the shopping mall Rivetoile that was just a few meters away from our hotel. The hotel we booked did not have parking spaces so we had to use a public parking garage which did not matter at all. The car was safely parked and therefore also protected against firecrackers and rockets. From the parking garage to the hotel we walked about five minutes and the rate at 10,00 € for 24 hours was absolutely acceptable.
The walk from the hotel to the city center took us about 20 minutes by foot. The Palais Rohan (Rohan Palace) was our first destination once we reached the historic center. The building itself is very impressive with its baroque architecture. The palace hosts three considerable museums: the Musée des beaux-arts (Museum of Fine Arts), the Musée des arts décoratifs (Museum of Decorative arts) and the Musée archéologique (Archaeological Museum).
Due to our lack of interest we skipped the museum and enjoyed the view on the Strasbourg Cathedral instead. The cathedral is located directly across from the Palais Rohan. A big advantage of visiting Strasbourg between Christmas and New Year's is that the Christmas Market is open until December 30 which gives the historic city an atmospheric and festive gloom.
Around La Place de la Cathédrale you will see nice old buildings and one of them is the Maison Kammerzell which hosts a restaurant and a hotel. This half-timbered building is famous for its original condition from the 15th century. The impressively carved façade is a nice and convenient meeting point for tourists.
The tourist information, which was our next destination, is situated to the right of Maison Kammerzell on La Place de la Cathédrale. For 1,50 € we bought a city map and asked for information about Tasty Trips – a culinary walk through Strasbourg. Unfortunately, we had to find out that you cannot book the tour in December. Too bad because we really liked the idea of the tour. Instead of the tour we went to the next house where we looked into the possibility of booking a boat tour for the following day. Sadly, the tour was likely to fall through because of high water that weekend.
Our walk through the festively and almost tawdrily decorated streets of the historic downtown lead us to the Place Kléber. Named after General Kléber who originated from Strasbourg this place with a great big Christmas tree looked like a good location for a gathering of people, for example for New Year's Eve. Around Place Kléber you will also find numerous stores and shopping possibilities.
We kept that place in mind and went on towards St Thomas' Church. Those who are interested in history of civilization and architecture will find enough fuel around there. It is possible to look at the impressive Silbermann organ, that has even been played by Mozart. We were content with taking a few pictures and continued our walk.
In the small and charming tanners quarter along the river Ill called La Petite France you will find many restaurants and cafés to rest for a moment. The river Ill with its canals makes a great scene for picturesque and dreamy snapshots. Beautiful half-timbered houses string along the streets, like on Rue du Bain-aux-Plantes.
Not far from the canals you will find the Barrage Vauban that offers a great view over Petite France from its viewing platform. This bridge was used as a weir to defend the city against enemy troops in the 17th century. Note on the side: there are public toilets on the inside of the barrage (sometimes that is good to know too).
To recover a little, we went to Le Raven Café. A trendy yet cozy place to eat tarte flambée and have a beer, or cappuccino for that matter. We flipped thorough the brochures we received at the tourist information and read about L'Aubette 1928 – heritage protected rooms after the design of the 1920s. The rooms were designed by the artists Theo Van Doesburg, Jean Arp and Sophie Taeuber-Arp.
Since the entrance was free of charge and these rooms were located on Place Kléber we decided to check it out. Upon the entrance we got an audio guide and were able to look at the rooms with some associated explanations. The fascinating thing about L'aubette 1928 is the fact that the rooms are from the 1920s but the style looks more like they could be from the 1960s.
After that it was time to go to the hotel. We fetched our bags from the car and walked to the Okko Hotels Strasbourg Centre. The hotel is located in a developing area in between the canals and is still in an acceptable walking distance from the city center. The hotel really surprised us and the interior design as well as the furnishing of the rooms are very nice and almost artistic. We would choose this hotel any time again.
A big highlight was the recreation room that is like a combination of a dining – and living room. In the evening we received a glass of wine or beer on the house as a welcome drink and a snack. Originally, we planned on taking the wine and nibbles as a starter before going out for dinner to a restaurant in town. The snack was so opulent and delicious (and free of charge) though that we decided to spend the night in the stylish recreation room, called The Club. It did not really have a hotel-feeling, it felt more like sharing a flat but without cleaning plan.
The next morning started out with a great breakfast and mild temperatures that were perfect for our walk to the Place de la République. Across from the Opéra national du Rhin you will find the Palais du Rhin (former imperial palace), the Théâtre national de Strasbourg, the Bibliothèque nationale et universitaire de Strasbourg and the Jardin de la Place de la République. A nice accumulation of history-charged buildings and institutions.
Afterwards we strolled through the streets back to Petite France and enjoyed the sunny weather outside in the Café Au Fantassin. Our next plan was to visit the Strasbourg Minster from the inside. There are special visiting hours outside the service hours for visitors.
Once we reached the cathedral a long line was already awaiting us at the entrance. Also, the inside of the gothic building was full of curious visitors. Sadly, the behavior of many visitors was not suitable and even disrespectful when they pushed and shoved, talked on the phone and even shouted. Especially crowded was the spot in front of the astronomical clock. Nevertheless, the impressive Strasbourg Minster is the town's landmark with great justice.
After the visit of the inside we wanted to climb up to the viewing platform of the Minster. Unfortunately, the tower and the viewing platform were closed so we decided on booking a boat tour with Batorama (the office is right next to the tourist information) and walked to the riverside. Because of high demand we could only book the tour "Strasbourg, l'Européenne". The tour took 45 minutes and went from La Petite France to the European Parliament for around 10,00 € per person. It was a worthwhile tour that included an audio guide and a great view from water. The 45 minutes were not too long and a nice change to all the walking.
The day came to an end and so did the year. We walked back to the hotel and got ready for New Year's Eve. Needless to say, on our way to the restaurant we stopped in at The Club for glass of wine and a little snack. We took the tram to the restaurant Le Schnockeloch. We reserved a table four weeks in advance and, as usual for New Year's Eve, we were obligated to take the "Special New Year's Eve dinner".
The last hours that year we spent eating multiple courses, drinking wine and had time to recall the past year and make plans for the upcoming new year. For New Year we went to Place Kléber. Sadly, there was no official fireworks. Only a few scattered rockets and firecrackers that flew through the streets. After midnight the crowd dissolved quickly and we had to conclude that the attempt of trying to do something different then everyone else eventually led to doing something different then everyone else but still do the same as everybody else did.
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Biggest headache of all? The notion that it's psychological in origin. The biggest and most reliable cause of headache is biological in origin. The hormone serotonin is deficient in most headaches and the deficiency therefore alters the normal physiology of the brain blood vessels, pain receptors and other elements to produce headache. There are two most common forms of headache called migraines (throbbing pain on one side of the brain) and tension headache (throbbing forehead, dull pain and a sensation of being squeezed or pressed). There are also certain types of foods that triggers headache so it's important that you watch what you eat.
Of course, people will always succumb to pain killers when headache strikes. It does remove the pain but unfortunately for a while and worst, patients who often take these meds develop sensitivity and tolerance to the drugs that causing them to need more of the drug until the pain is removed.
It has been mentioned that serotonin deficiency is one of the major cause of headache and to help stabilize serotonin level, always take a supplement of Vitamin B complex at least 50 milligrams a day for chronic headache sufferers. There is also this herb called feverfew which apparently reduces frequency of migraines.
It acts like aspirin. If you are a person who fights over a deadline of one kind or another, irritable and critical, then you are suffering from "Pitta" headaches according to Ayurvedic medicine. Aloe is recommended for cooling this kind of headache for at least two tablespoons twice a day.A "Vata" headache or the kind that is suffered by people whose mind races with new things but never finish and have irregular habits can be relived by the grounding ginger herb. Put one teaspoon of grated fresh ginger in 15 to 24 ounce hot water to be used a drink throughout the day.The above mentioned alternative medicines are only to be used when there is no underlying pathological cause of headaches. Make sure you still see a doctor if the symptoms persist. Otherwise, you can still be pain free by making sure you live healthy, happily and stress won't govern you.
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Dr. Carol Rippey Massat, Ph.D., ACSW is Professor and Director, Indiana University School of Social Work, South Bend. She completed her MSW and doctoral studies at the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign and served on the Jane Addams College of Social Work, University of Illinois at Chicago faculty for 21 years. Prior to beginning doctoral study, Dr. Massat carried out ten years of professional social work experience in child welfare, and mental health settings. While at UIC Dr. Massat won the prestigious Excellence in Teaching Award, a university wide achievement. She received several funded grants and was elected Presiding Officer of the UIC Faculty Senate. Dr. Massat was recently elected as the national Standards and Practices Chair of the School Social Work Association of America. She serves on the Board of the Illinois Association of School Social Workers. Dr. Massat has published an edited book, books for children in foster care, and numerous journal articles. Her research and scholarship have focused on parenting and on school social work issues. Dr. Massat has been invited twice to present on the topic of school social work at Osaka Prefecture University, Osaka Japan, most recently in February of 2012, and she has hosted Japanese scholars. Since joining the Indiana University School of Social Work Dr. Massat wrote a proposal that led to the approval of a BSW program for the South Bend campus. She is actively recruiting students into that program. She co-taught the Comparative Health Care class at Peking University in the summer of 2012 and currently teaches the Foundation research course in South Bend.


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SC's Kelly picks Maryland
By Matt Owings
South Carroll's Silas Kelly gaind yardage against North Carroll (KEN KOONSSTAFF PHOTO, Baltimore Sun Media Group)
For budding high school football recruits, the summer heading into their senior year can be an important time to secure collegiate offers to play.
South Carroll's Silas Kelly was in such a position.
Already with pledges from Albany and Eastern Michigan — both Football Championship Subdivision schools — Kelly was hoping to get more attention when he attended a one-day camp at University of Maryland on Thursday.
What he didn't expect, however, was the trip to turn out so well.
His performance at the camp caught Terrapins coach Randy Edsall's attention, Kelly said, and at the end of the day he was offered a full scholarship. Hours later, he became the second South Carroll player from the Class of 2016 to commit to Maryland.
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"When I was in Coach Edsall's office and I was talking to him about it, I was just going over in my head what other schools, if I got an offer from them, that I would go to," he said. "I couldn't think of any other option."
Kelly said he talked it over with his father on the ride home, explaining that thought process. He fired off a tweet announcing the offer, accompanied by a picture with Edsall in front of Byrd Stadium. Not long after, he tweeted his commitment as well.
Last fall, Kelly (6-foot-5, 200 pounds) finished fourth in tackles for the Cavaliers with 59. He led the team with four interceptions, and was a Times first-team all-county selection on defense. As a receiver, he was a second-team all-countian and finished with 17 receptions, 259 yards and four touchdowns.
Kelly said all the schools that have recruited him — including Maryland — have planned for him to play on the defensive side of the ball, which he said was fine with him.
Earlier in the spring, tackle Brian Plummer was offered, and accepted, a scholarship to Maryland as well. He said getting the chance to play alongside one of his best friends for another four years almost sounded too good to be true when he first heard the news.
"It was like reliving my commitment day," said Plummer, who stands 6-7 and weighs 300 pounds. "I was just so excited for Silas at that time. It was like an awesome feeling."
Having multiple players from the same team and class play with one another in the college ranks isn't especially out of the ordinary for Carroll County. North Carroll alone sent a pair of graduates to Shenandoah, and three more players to Bridgewater.
What makes Kelly and Plummer's commitments unique is that they come on the Division I level — where, historically, Carroll County hasn't had the most exposure.
South Carroll coach Steve Luette thinks that could be changing, at least in the eyes of those in College Park.
"I hope so, because there have been some good players in Carroll County before," he said. "It's hard to get them some recognition. I think now, with these two guys going to Maryland, I know Maryland is going to be checking the county out and making sure they get the best players."
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Following Plummer's commitment, he wanted to put a word in for Kelly with the Terps coaching staff. At the same time, the team's tight ends/recruiting coordinator, John Dunn, had kept an eye on the safety.
New defensive backs coach Darrell Perkins, who recruited Kelly when he was on the staff at Old Dominion, played a role in the process as well.
Since Kelly's sophomore year, Luette said the player's athleticism and versatility made him valuable as the defensive quarterback. His skills in the secondary solidified the defense as a whole, the coach said.
The intangibles, Luette added, were just as strong.
"I think they're getting a future leader," the coach said. "Silas has been vocal as much as he can for us. He's not an outgoing type [on the field], but he leads by example. He's not afraid to motivate the players when they're having a rough time."
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Unlike Plummer, Kelly didn't grow up as a big fan of the Maryland football program, though he did say he followed the team because of its proximity. His sister graduated from Maryland this spring, and his stepbrother will enroll in the fall.
Now that he has committed to the school, he's changed his tune just a bit.
"We all love Maryland here, and it's really close by," he said. "It's a great situation."
Kelly still has one more season with the Cavaliers before he leaves Winfield. He said the team's mantra this year is getting to "Game 14," especially after a lopsided defeat in the Class 2A state semifinals last season to eventual state champion Douglass.
With the recruiting process off his shoulders, Kelly has the opportunity to focus his full attention on that goal.
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In the meantime, dreams of winning a Big Ten title can wait.
"We've all held ourselves to a higher standard," Kelly said of the Cavaliers this offseason. "We're not just preparing for the Carroll County teams. We're not just preparing for our region. We're preparing for those teams we'll see in the state semifinals.
"We want to be at that level and contend for a state championship."
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Much has changed in the local housing market over the last 12 months, and those successful agents have changed with it.
At Boothroyd & Co I am afraid to say we are old enough to have seen similar markets to the one we are facing currently and I feel we have adapted well to the challenges our clients face.
Fundamentally everything boils down to the price you are asking. If you are considering selling, picture the scene. You are sitting with an estate agent who has advised that your house is worth £300,000 and that you should market at £315,000 "Because everyone knocks you down from your asking price". This, I am afraid is a lazy approach to selling houses. It works on the principal that it may not be worth the asking price today, but the market will soon catch it up. However, this is where it falls down. With the market rising by an estimated 2.5% per year it could take 2 years for the market to realign to make your property competitive. That's a long time to have to wait for your buyer!
Given the availability of statistics and property performance information our approach is somewhat different to that. Buyers now are better informed and seek out the properties that offer best value for money. In an internet age buyers can look in complete anonymity until they see something that pricks their interest and then make an approach to an estate agent. So to generate those enquiries you need to offer value for money. That doesn't mean you have to be cheap, just on the money.
Now bear with me, I promise it's going to get interesting. I'm amazed the difference getting your asking price right can make. With over 70% of visits to rightmove now being on mobile phones this further reinforces the need to capture that interest early. This statistics says to me that people have the internet do the searching for them. Typically people set up alerts on the property websites so they are notified of new, and reduced properties within the last 24 hours, 3 days, 7 days or 14 days. The chosen default for many buyers is 3 days. So, your property receives 10 times the daily visits in this period than at any other time of marketing. That is when you stand the greatest chance of getting the best price. It's not opinion…it's fact. So making your competitors look better value for money by building a buffer into your asking price just deters people from viewing. The art of achieving the best price is to maximise early interest and turn that into enquiries and viewings.
Through this process we have achieved some truly outstanding figures. In the last 7 days alone we have agreed sales on 8 properties with a combined asking price of £3,185,000. Across those 8 properties we have achieved an average of 99.5% of their asking prices. Our process becomes organic and our ability to sell on behalf of our clients grow. As stated earlier buyers look in anonymity until a property pricks their interest.


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7 January 2019 James Porteous
Super-rich chillaxin' on months-long super-rich-get-aways
"From shark swims to snow leopard treks, a tailored trip of up to a year is now a must-have." Getting back to basics, man. JP
06 Jan 2019 | Rupert Neate Wealth correspondent | The Guardian
The super-rich are going on sabbatical. It turns out having bucket-loads of money can be stressful, leading some of the world's richest people to take a break for a month or so, or even a year, to escape the pressure of managing their businesses or personal fortunes.
Tom Barber, the founder of the London-based travel agency Original Travel, said so many super-rich customers had asked his firm to arrange bespoke trips ranging in duration from one to 12 months that his firm was launching a special division dedicated to sabbaticals for the 1%.
"It's a huge trend," Barber said. "The wealthy are looking for an escape. Often they want to get some sense of a back-to-basics lifestyle and learn the skills of our ancestors, like how to hunt and cook their own food.
"For others, it's 'braggability'. They want to use their money to open doors that normal people can't and to tell their friends all about it," he said. "If you're in the 0.01%, you are going to be a competitive type of person."
These are no ordinary holidays. Recent trips Barber's firm has arranged include snow leopard spotting in India, living with the Sān people in Botswana and diving with sharks in the "sardine run" off the coast of South Africa.
Barber said his company had arranged 80 sabbatical trips lasting at least a month over the past six years, with a significant jump in bookings last year. High-end travel agents in the US have reported a similar trend and also launched sabbatical booking services.
Barber said most of the bookings were for a month or two, but he had arranged a year-long break for a 45-year-old billionaire who had sold his startup and wanted "some time to reconnect with this family". The trip cost well in excess of £1m.
The family visited 65 countries – from Mauritius to Bhutan, Antarctica
and Greenland. "The guy was burnt out," Barber said. "He wanted to see the world, get back to basics a bit and most importantly see more of his kids, who he hadn't seen so much of when he was working to sell his company."
A team of agents helped arrange the trip for the billionaire, including applying for visas and fixing up local guides in each country. Flights were the one thing Barber's team did not need to worry about, as the family's pilot flew them on their private jet.
Specialist travel agents catering to the wealthy arrange trips such as snow leopard spotting in India. Photograph: Ben Cranke/NPL/Alamy
Included on the family's itinerary was tracking snow leopards in Ladakh, north-west India. "They really wanted to see them, but didn't want to wait there for 10 days and not actually see a snow leopard," Barber said. So his firm hired a team of local spotters and a helicopter to whisk the family from their luxury encampment the minute the elusive big cats were spotted.
The family also spent time with the Sān indigenous hunter-gatherers in Botswana, where they learned how to hunt and cook their own food, and live without money. They also dived the sardine run off South Africa, where billions of sardines migrate up the east coast attracting huge numbers of predators, including sharks and dolphins.
They were joined in the dive by a professional documentary team, who helped the family film their experience. "They then showed them how to edit the rushes and make their own mini-film," Barber said. "An overwhelming element is the super-rich want to learn new skills. Sitting on a super-yacht in the sun is pretty old-school these days – people want to have adventures and learn new things."
As well as arranging the visas, logistics, guides and activities, Barber's firm also built a website for the family so that their friends back home could keep tabs on them.
Barber said planning for the trip started with: "A big map of the world in our conference room in Battersea [south London]. Our experts put pins in where they thought some of the best options were and we put a list of suggestions to the family."
He said the super-rich often take their families on sabbatical in order to show them "how real people live" and to learn the power and importance of money. "They want their children to see some real life, but in a safe and secure way," he said.
In the US, the number of super-rich sabbaticals had "grown exponentially in the last couple of years", said Jack Ezon, the president of Ovation Travel Group in New York. He said each year his firm arranged 50-60 sabbaticals lasting a month a month and five-10 lasting 12 months.
"It's a way to restart or refresh your life," he said.
Ezon said many of his clients booking long sabbaticals were entrepreneurs who had sold their businesses and were looking for a proper break.
"It is often tech guys who have floated or sold their companies and are thinking 'I have a two-year non-compete clause, what am I going to do with my time?'
For others it is often when their kids are about to go on to college or high school, and they suddenly think 'I need to really be spending time with them.'"
A US executive living in Mexico, who asked to remain anonymous, told the Guardian he was setting off on a seven-month sabbatical with his wife and two children next month. The family are planning on driving from Punta Arenas, at the very southerly tip of Chile, back to their home in Mexico.
"We've shipped our vehicle down to the very south of Chile, and fitted it out for an extreme adventure, with a tent on the roof and full suspension," he said. First the family will head to Antarctica, before driving up the Andes, stopping off to trek to Machu Picchu in Peru and to dive the Galápagos Islands.
"My wife and I decided that we had to do this now, to spend some intensive time with our kids before it was too late," he said. "My eldest is about to turn 13 and the youngest is nearly 10."
The kids will miss more than half a year's schooling. The executive and his wife, who both have experience teaching, plan to home school or – "van school", as he puts it – the children.
Children's education is often a stumbling block in people's sabbatical plans, but there are a number of ways around the problem if you have the money, said Ezon. "We have a roster of teachers and retired teachers that we can suggest to families to take with them on their trips," he said.
He said long trips can easily become very expensive, but "these are very, very wealthy people and they can afford it. It could be a couple of million dollars to take your family around the world with a teacher in tow."
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Featured UCLA Feminists: Jackie Yangyuen and Allison Doami
Megan LeGresley April 22, 2016
Photo by Megan LeGresley.
"WATT stands for Women Advancing Technology Through Teamwork, and it's also a unit of power, which is quite symbolic if you ask me."
Jackie Yangyuen and Allison Doami, third and first year Electrical Engineering (EE) students, respectively, are co-founders of WATT within the broader Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) at UCLA. Allison was inspired to start the club to connect with more women in her field. Along with wanting to meet women pursuing electrical engineering outside of class, Jackie explains they hoped to foster "a more inclusive environment for everyone."
"It's not that we want to exclude guys from this club. But I feel like minority groups might feel left out and out of place in IEEE, so we wanted to encourage more people to come and participate."
Jackie considers herself a "proud feminist" and believes feminism is important for transforming society to where everyone is able to do things that "men have been able to do for centuries." Especially after finding herself surrounded by guys in her science classes, Allison developed a greater identification with feminism as well. She has since endeavored to encourage women and girls to think about science differently. Her goal is for them to "be more confident in their abilities, even if they might feel like a minority in the field."
Jackie doesn't see any reason for women to be a minority in STEM fields. In fact, she stresses, "if you're excluding half the world's population, you're excluding half the world's genius and creative thinking. As women, we're raised differently, so we can offer a very unique perspective in engineering. Engineering is all about innovation and scientific discovery and making something new based off what we already have. We definitely need that perspective."
Allison and Jackie added there may be specific issues women see as needing to be addressed or particular areas that can be improved. Yet if there are no women in the field, then these problems may never be solved.
Jackie admits that during her three years as an EE major, she has encountered both positive and negative responses to her presence in a discipline dominated by men. She recalls one instance where a male classmate ripped her laptop out of her hands. He then proceeded to change her work and insert new code without her permission. Even describing it today, Jackie gets frustrated.
"It was disrespectful. Don't just take my laptop from me because you think you can do it better. I felt very belittled, and I don't want anyone to go through a similar experience such as that. We're all equals here. We all have the same head between our shoulders."
Allison affirms being the only woman in a row of men motivates her to succeed despite the tough competition for everyone. She and Jackie stress that in addition to individual persistence, women should help each other navigate the field.
"There's not a certain quota of [women] that should be in engineering. Everyone should get an equal chance to pursue their passions and their dreams. Especially because engineering really does change the world."
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The ongoing opioid crisis continues to rage across America. So, it makes sense that a lot of attention is rightfully being focused on the scourge of heroin, fentanyl, and abuse of prescription drugs. But the most abused dangerous substance is one many Americans have in their homes and can easily, and legally, access – alcohol.
What do the data show?
American Addiction Centers (AAC) released new data that shows this devastating trend. Admissions for alcohol abuse at AAC continue to increase over time, from 39.1% of total admissions in 2014 to 53.1% in 2018. Conversely, opioid admissions started to decline in 2016, from 39.9% of total admissions in 2016 to 29.1% in 2018.
Graphic source: supplied by author
While deaths by opioids dominate recent national headlines, this disturbing data is a stark reminder that it's not just drug overdoses that are destroying lives and families.
A drug of choice
Our study also found that alcohol was the primary drug of choice for both men (66.5%) and women (33.5%) who have received treatment at AAC facilities. And, the proportion of alcohol admissions to total admissions was similar between men and women (approximately 47%).
About two-thirds of admissions for alcohol alone were male. And alcohol was the number one reason people over the age of 35 sought treatment from AAC. The average age at admission was 42 years old.
Photo source: supplied by author
A public health crisis
Alcohol addiction is becoming a public health crisis. To help us acknowledge and prevent this trend, it is important that these statistics must be shared more openly.
Unlike other highly addictive substances, alcohol is normalized in society. Its use is widely accepted. This makes it harder for people to take its misuse as seriously as other addictions.
With Alcohol Awareness Month upon us, there's an opportunity to refocus on this particular addiction, its causes, effective treatment, and recovery.
Here's how to help
Offer support to loved ones
It's hard for anyone suffering from this condition to admit they have a problem.
When you notice someone you care about may be struggling with alcoholism, get them the professional help in the relevant type of program:
Medically supervised detox
A comprehensive rehabilitation program
Ongoing therapy to maintain sobriety
Related story: Why Seek Professional Help for Alcohol Addiction?
They should never take detox into their own hands as it can be a dangerous and life-threatening process. Because of the severity of risks associated with detox, it's critical to seek medical and professional help prior to starting treatment.
The road to recovery can be difficult – for everyone involved. But it also can mean the difference between life and death.
Take a whole person approach
Treatment providers should approach every individual struggling with alcohol addiction as a whole person. One who is not only suffering from an illness but who is also full of unique strengths and potential.
We must understand that for many, addiction is not their only struggle. Treatment for co-occurring mental illnesses should be the rule, not the exception.
Related story: 5 Ways Drugs and Alcohol Affect Your Mental Health
Holistic care should be expanded to address physical, spiritual, social and occupational needs.
"Help for Today, Hope for Tomorrow" is this year's Alcohol Awareness Month theme. To help those struggling today, we must implement these recommendations and more if there is any hope to save lives tomorrow and in years to come.
Related story: What to Look for in a Quality Sober Living Home
Although it's not nearly as headline-grabbing as the opioid crisis, alcohol abuse in America has reached the level of a public health crisis. We can't focus all of our attention on ending the opioid crisis without considering treatment for the drug that can be bought at the local grocery store.
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Lawrence Weinstein M.D.
Website: https://americanaddictioncenters.org/
Dr. Lawrence Weinstein was appointed Chief Medical Officer of American Addiction Centers in 2018. In his career spanning more than 20 years, Dr. Weinstein has extensive experience in senior leadership having worked for some of the largest healthcare companies in the country. His past work in psychotherapeutic services, family therapy, psychoanalysis and addiction psychiatry make him a uniquely well-rounded physician executive. Throughout his career, Dr. Weinstein has set the standard for clinical and operational excellence, physician management and driving technology solutions that support clinical innovation. He brings this experience and an unwavering commitment to patient care to his role as AAC's chief medical officer, where he oversees medical operations for all facilities and supervises the medical staff to ensure the highest quality of care.
P. Dennis says:
While alcohol may be consumed regularly by 'non-addicted individuals', such as those who habitually have a beer with a scotch chaser ('just a little') in the late afternoon before dinner, but you did not mention any general physical health concerns such as alcohols implication in causing cancer?
I have read several accounts about alcohol contributing to the genetic changes in rDNA that may result in some cancer growth such as breast and lung cancers? How legitimate are these claims and what solid research is being done to answer these questions? And if they are true, why are they not being promoted more vigorously to the public? Might there be a large invested lobby interest that is encouraging not making such results more prominent?
Patricia Salber MD, MBA (@docweighsin) says:
According to the CDC, which bases its findings on high-quality medical science, drinking alcohol is associated with an increased risk of 6 different kinds of cancer:
Mouth and throat
Voice box (larynx)
Colon and rectum
Breast (in women)
The risk is increased no matter what the form of the alcohol (red wine, white wine, spirits, beer). And, the more you drink, the greater the risk.
The link above also has information about the efforts of the CDC to educate people about the link between alcohol and cancer.
Unfortunately, all too often, physicians have not been as aggressive as they should be in discussing alcohol use with their patients. See this
excellent article about the topic by John Mendelsohn MD and colleague.
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The Utopia Strong – The Utopia Strong [plus interview with Steve Davis]
Article by: Roger Trenwith
Before and after underground DJ pairing Steve Davis and Kavus Torabi got the pixies bopping at Glastonbury 2017, they hung out with friend and musical colleague Michael J. York, who lived in the town, and the idea of a band was born after a few jam sessions. Having been introduced to the transcendent world of the modular synth by Teeth Of The Sea's Mike Bourne a year earlier, Steve was by then tentatively exploring the limitless possibilities of this enabling instrument. As a fellow non-musician, I wish I had the time to do something similar, as Steve's journey to a degree of competence sounds like a fantastic trip. As Steve says "…The instrument has the ability to create whatever your imagination can deal with".
Back to the first jam sessions in Glastonbury a couple of years ago. The trio played back their three hours-worth of improvisations and found that it was good. The band name arose from the blue yonder, and "…reflects the fact that… the music felt pretty euphoric and otherworldly. It was very psychedelic but also strangely wonky". "Wonky" is one of my favourite words, and if that's what this music is, then that's a good start.
The album takes a Kosmiche wander through inner and outer space and is at peace with itself and the universe. One is reminded of Cluster and Eno. Michael J. York's ability on various pipes adds another dimension to the heady mix, and the sudden interjection of his bagpipes into the building swirl of the technicolour Brainsurgeons 3 is the needle-spiked rush that propels this alien techno over the event horizon.
Another surprise arrives in the following and concluding track Moonchild, with the hymnal multi-tracked and enchanting vocals of Katherine Blake (Mediæval Bæbes/Miranda Sex Garden) slowly evolving out of the ether to eventually become the body of the song, guiding the track through its stellar drift. The woozy sway will set free stuck minds.
As is the way with true Kosmische music, this all comes across as ego-free, and indeed, Kavus confirms this, saying: "In twenty years of making records it's certainly been the easiest and most enjoyable to make… There was absolutely no conflict, and… in my experience that's a total fucking miracle". Steve describes the whole trip as "surreal", and it sure sounds that way. That is a good thing by the way!
Finally, the two-colour vinyl edition, encased within a gorgeous foiled sleeve is a work of art in itself, and yet more proof, if any were needed, that the 12-inch vinyl LP format is the aesthetic home of music-as-artform. All credit to the designer, one "Johnny O".
This has been a fairly short review, as I had a brief chat with Steve that will now conclude this scribble…
Roger: Hi Steve, and thanks for agreeing to a few Qs re the band.
How long did it take you to learn the rudiments of the analogue synth? I understand you were aided by Mike from Teeth Of The Sea?
Steve: It was Mike Bourne who got me interested in the modular synth after watching him with Hirvikolari at Cafe Oto few years back, but I've currently had most of my actual tuition through a couple of lessons with Matt Preston from Matttech Modular, and also from interacting with Mike York since we've been improvising and playing together. The rest I've picked up from the great online videos out there. Especially DivKid's
Roger: Did the tracks evolve naturally, or was there a more structured writing process, perhaps guided by the two "proper" (sorry!) musicians in the band?
Steve: The tracks were the result of the three of us deciding to hang out and make some improvised music on 2nd January 2018. Fortunately Mike (York) recorded everything right from the first effort! We listened back that evening and were astonished with the outcomes. We then decided that maybe we could shape these pieces into actual album tracks. Out of 9 improvised pieces we got 8 tracks we were delighted with. It felt like a magical day had unfolded as 8/9 seems an amazing strike rate!
Roger: Certainly is! How did you find the recording process? Was it easier (or harder!) than you expected it would be?
Steve: Once we had decided to make an actual album, we set about sculpting the improvised pieces into more focused events. This process didn't seem hard at all, and we just hung out more often, and had a shed load of fun when we could all find the time to work on them. During the rest of 2018 we had large amounts of time where we were listening back and making judgement calls on the direction of the tracks.
Nothing was rushed, and I think this process has served us in good stead. I think Kavus and Mike were great in this department and they had a wonderful ear for what to keep and what to throw away. We added extra acoustic and electronic overdubs where necessary and we were all involved in this creative process. I think we all came up with good ideas and I feel this was helped by the fact we all seem to have the same musical sensibilities and taste in music.
Roger: The gig (5th September 2019 at Oslo, Hackney, supporting Teeth Of The Sea) was really enjoyable. Exactly how terrifying was it, making a live performance debut – I ask as someone who has never had the guts (or the talent) to do anything similar!
Steve: This whole thing is totally surreal for me! So far I've been a bundle of nerves, but I'm starting to enjoy the gigs now, and leave the nerves behind in the dressing room. The fact that we are improvising every night is in some ways more terrifying, but in other ways easier to manage mentally.
Since I retired from snooker things have gone quite mad. It's all actually as a result of saying 'YES' to things. Kavus and I got asked to DJ live (instead of just doing our radio show) at Bloc Weekend in Minehead in 2016. We didn't really think we could do it but we said yes. It got a fair bit of publicity and within 3 months we were standing on the Stonebridge Bar stage at Glastonbury DJing there! The worst thing that could have happened was that we messed up but just having the guts or maybe just the state of mind to say "So what's the worst that can happen?" is a great attitude to have.
We had no plan to make an album, and there was never a plan to do live gigs, but I'm so glad we have done! It's been brilliant so far and the worst that can happen is that we have a bad gig. Our plan though is to make our bad gigs better and better until our B game is pretty damn good!
Roger: I was right at the front for the gig – what exactly were you doing? Sounds like a daft question, but all those wires, plugs and whatnot must be for some purpose. I saw you concentrating quite fiercely on a particular knob for twiddling!
Steve: With a modular synth in a live band improv set up, from a twiddling perspective it can be a number of things from volume control, to adjusting the filters, or resetting clock dividers and sequencers, but it's seat of the pants stuff as you are also trying to listen to the other band members and what they are doing. It's a massive learning curve for me but it's a great challenge. Mike and Kavus are also enjoying the improvising freedom and challenge so we are very much a team even though I'm the only newbie to the stage.
Roger: Was there a setlist as such, or was it all improvised from a basic structure? I thought I recognised a few themes from the album?
Steve: No setlist at all. We have set our stall out in very much The Necks mold. I'm not sure we even have a basic structure laid out. It feels like all our rehearsals and get togethers work best when we plan the least. However we are realising that we currently have a certain "sound". Our live shows so far are very similar to the original 3-track recordings we made the album from. Any themes that are occurring is no doubt The Utopia Strong unique fingerprint being formulated and established.
Roger: Yes, I can see The Necks parallel, a great band to aspire to! Are there any plans for The Utopia Strong to headline in their own right? (I've since noticed one is the day before my birthday, which sounds like a good way of welcoming in another year!)
Steve: Yes we have a number of dates in November/December where we are headlining. (Linked HERE) That's quite daunting I suppose but to be honest we are having so much fun that we are going to embrace every show and hopefully some magic happens on stage more often than not.
Roger: Well, thanks for taking the time to answer my questions, and I look forward to seeing the band again.
01. Emerald Tablet (3:02)
02. Konta Chorus (3:37)
03. Swimmer (4:11)
04. Unquiet Boundary (1:42)
05. Transition To The Afterlife (5:39)
06. Pickman's Model (1:14)
07. Brainsurgeons 3 (10:45)
08. Do You Believe In Two Gods? (4:42)
09. Moonchild (8:32)
Total Time – 46:28
Michael J. York – Various Pipes, Flute, Synths, Working Shoes, Midfield Dynamo
Kavus Torabi – Guitar, Harmonium, Cymbal, Snazzy Chelsea Boots in Light Tan, Team Player
Steve Davis – Modular Synth, Desert Boots, Intense Concentration, New Signing
Well, this is what I saw at the gig…
Record Label: Rocket Recordings
Country of Origin: U.K.
Date of Release: 13th September 2019
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