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The Pittsburgh Steelers History vs. the Dallas Cowboys
"Best" in the National Football League is defined by Super Bowl Championships. But how do you decide who is "the best of the best" when comparing championship teams from different eras? It's an irresistible, unending, and most often unanswerable question because it's rare when two truly great teams clash in a single era.
The glory earned by Bill Walsh's 49ers was real, but in none of those Super Bowls did San Francisco defeat another team that also laid claim to the term "Dynasty."
Both the Pittsburgh Steelers and Dallas Cowboys of the '70´s established dynasties, and they did play each other in the Super Bowl. Twice. And that's what makes their rivalry so special.
The Pittsburgh Steelers and Dallas Cowboys have played 30 times and the series stands at a 15-15 stalemate. The links below take you back games that I have memories of starting with the Super Bowls.
Super Bowl X
Super Bowl XIII
1988 – The Pittsburgh Steelers First Game without Art Rooney
1991 – The Steelers Regret not Drafting Emmitt…
1994 – Dallas Embarrasses Pittsburgh on Opening Day I
Super Bowl XXX
1997 – Cowboys Embarrass Steelers on Opening Day II
2004 – Ben Roethlisberger vs. Vinny Testaverde…
2008 – Tony Romo Meets the Zone Blitz
2012 Failure on Fundamentals Costs Steelers Dearly
Pittsburgh Steelers history vs. Dallas Cowboys Snapshot – Super Bowl XIII. Photo Credit, Steelers.com
January 18, 1976, Miami Orange Bowl
Pittsburgh 21, Dallas 17
First a little poetic license. I'm too young to remember Super Bowl X, but omitting this NFL classic would be a sin. Chad Millman and Sean Coyne chronicle this series in their 2010 book The Ones Who Hit the Hardest, arguing that the tensions between the two teams mirrored the 1970's Sun Belt-Frost Belt social shift. While that's interesting, this Super Bowl magnum's true richness is in the Hall of Fame Talent found on both sides of the ball.
Although the Steel Curtain defense was at its prime, it couldn't stop Roger Staubach from striking quickly to Drew Pearson for a 29 yard touchdown pass. Pittsburgh rallied quickly, thanks in part of the first of several acrobatic "Lynn Swann" catches. Dallas struck back by with three more, and the two teams stood at a stalemate until Cliff Harris' ill-advised taunting of Roy Gerela after a missed kick. Jack Lambert would not stand for it, and tossed Harris to the turf.
Although Lambert pleaded with the official not to get ejected, his boldness inspired the Steelers. In short order, Reggie Harrison blocked a punt for a safety, and Roy Gerela kicked two field goals to put Pittsburgh ahead by 3, which they clung to until late in the 4th.
On third and 6 with 3:06 to play Dallas KOed Terry Bradshaw with a helmet-to-helmet hit on all out safety blitz, but not before he lofted a 64 yard pass to Lynn Swann, who put the Steelers up 21-10.
Pittsburgh had the lead, but Bradshaw was out and 3 minutes was a lot of time to give Roger Staubach…
What separates a great player in his era from an all time great?
For one, the all time greats elevate those around them. Roger Staubach only need 1:14 to put Dallas back in the game, and he did it with a 34 yard bullet to Percy Howard for a touchdown, making that the first and only pass reception of Howard's NFL career.
Without Bradshaw, the Steelers failed to kill the clock.
Chuck Noll refused to punt, giving Roger Staubach ample time to go 61 yards.
But Noll had the best defense in NFL history at his disposal. He trusted them. And they delivered and they delivered as Mike Wagner tipped Staubach's final pass into the arms of Glen Edwards.
Steelers 35, Cowboys 31
This was the first Super Bowl rematch and arguably the best Super Bowl ever, with 7 touchdowns, a 22 yard touchdown run, and a fumble returned for a touchdown.
While still strong, the Steel Curtain had begun its decline. But Chuck Noll and Tom Moore compensated by unleashing Lynn Swann and John Stallworth with the help of Terry Bradshaw´s cannon.
The day's defensive accolades belonged to the Dallas "Doomsday Defense" led by Randy White, Harvey Martin, Ed "Too Tall" Jones, and the coke sniffing Hollywood Henderson. This was the year that Tom Landry unveiled the famous "flex defense" that befuddled the league.
Who would triumph? The Irresistible force or the Immovable object?
Super Bowl XIII was Terry Bradshaw's finest game.
Lynn Swann and John Stallworth caught touchdown passes of 18 yards, 28 yards, and 75 yards, respectively
Although he threw just 30 times, he had 318 yards passing
Rocky Bleier closed the first half with another touchdown catch, making a play that a former Vietnam vet who was never supposed to walk again had no right to.
The game featured Hall of Fame caliber plays from both teams. Tony Dorsett gouged Pittsburgh's defense for 96 yards on just 15 carries – an astonishing 6.4 yard average. Roger Staubach himself had a 3 touchdown game, including two in the game's final 2 and a half minutes.
Looking back at Dorsett's rushing dominance one might ask, why were Staubach's heroics even necessary? Why didn't Dallas run more?
The answer lies in Dallas' inability to take advantage of opportunities, and in that age old flaw – cockiness.
With Dallas trailing 21 to 14 in the third quarter, Staubach hit Jackie Smith perfectly alone in the end zone – Smith dropped the ball
Midway through the 4th, Randy White recovered a muffed kickoff, only to fumble and then watch Dennis Wilson emerge with the ball from the ensuring scrum
One play later, Bradshaw hit Swann for an 18 yard touchdown strike
But it was the touchdown that set up the botched kickoff that provides the instructive tale.
Prior to Super Bowl XII, Hollywood Henderson had talked a lot of trash:
Insulting Randy Grossman
Calling Jack Lambert a "toothless chimpanzee"
charging that Bradshaw could not spell "cat" if you spotted him the "c" and the "t"
Midway through the fourth quarter Henderson slammed Bradshaw to the turf on a play whistled dead before the snap. Not content with an illegal it, Henderson took his time climbing off of Bradshaw, taunting him all the while.
Franco Harris, normally reserved to a fault, took exception to the taunts and got into Henderson's face. According to Millman and Coyne, Henderson rebuffed him, "_uck you in your ass, and your mama, too."
Harris' response was simple. It was 3rd and 9 and Harris returned to the huddle and said "give me the ball." Bradshaw complied, calling a special trap the Noll andMoore had designed to exploit a weakness in the Flex defense.
Harris ran straight through the hole, and went 22 yards later he found the end zone.
Staubach's of course would lead two 4th quarter touchdown drives, leaving Dallas 22 seconds for an on-sides kick and a final shot at glory. But Rocky Bleier recovered the kick, sealing the Steelers 3rd Super Bowl victory.
Afterwards, a Cowboy's radio commentator proclaimed "It was a triumph of blue collar over white collar." Maybe that's true. The grandson of a Mt. Oliver butcher who lived by the sweat of his brow certainly likes that ending to the story.
But truth is something perhaps grander yet.
It was a historical rarity that pitted two dynasties clashing in the game's greatest show, with Pittsburgh coming out on top.
Pittsburgh and Dallas would meet three times between Super Bowl XIII and 1988, games that unfortunately have no place in my memory.
The Pittsburgh Steelers Begin Life without Art Rooney
September 4th, 1988, Three Rivers Stadium
Pittsburgh Steelers founder Art Rooney, Sr. passed away on August 28th, 1988. The Chief's death marked a transition for the team. Gone was Mark Malone, drafted in 1980 to replace Terry Bradshaw. Gone too were John Stallworth and Mike Webster, leaving Dwayne Woodruff as the final link to the Super Steelers.
As fate would have it, Rooney's team would confront their historic rivals 7 days after his death, making it the final time that Chuck Noll and Tom Landry's final contest. The game marked Bubby Brister's first non-injury start and Michael Irvin's NFL debut. It also began a sort of last hurrah for 1980´s Steelers stables such as Ernest Jackson who would soon find himself benched in favor of an unheralded second year player named Merril Hoge.
The Steelers won 24 to 21, allowing Noll to open with a victory over Landry in a season that would see him close it with a victory over Shula – and get precious little in between.
Emmitt Smith Makes Steelers Regret not Drafting Him…
November 28th, 1991, Texas Stadium
Cowboys 20, Steelers 10
The 1989 Steelers rekindled the passions and imaginations of an aspiring Steelers Nation. They also left the 1990 Steelers with the 17th pick, and Emmitt Smith was still on the board when their time came.
But Pittsburgh felt good about its 1989 draft in general and especially about Tim Worley. So Noll traded the 17th pick to Dallas, and grabbed Eric Green with the 21st pick….
…Dallas of pounced on Emmitt Smith, and Number 22 would make Pittsburgh pay for that error several times, beginning on Thanksgiving Day 1991.
Dallas scored the first 10 points on the heels of an Emmitt Smith touchdown and Ken Willis field goal. Floundering under Joe Walton´s offense, Pittsburgh got its first score in the third quarter thanks to Gary Anderson.
The Cowboys matched with 3 of their own, but with a late 4th quarter Warren Williams touchdown the Steelers threatened to make a game of it. Dallas responded, when Steve Beuerlein hit Michal Irvin across the middle. Gary Jones missed the tackle and even Rod Woodson could not chase him down as Irvin iced the game with a 66 yard touchdown.
Emmitt Smith had 109 yards on the day, more than the entire Steelers rushing offense….
Dallas Embarrasses Pittsburgh on Opening Day I
September 4, 1994, Three Rivers Stadium
Dallas 26, Pittsburgh 9
Jimmy Johnson brought the Lombardi back to Dallas in 1992, the year an rookie head coach ignighted the passions of Steelers Nation with the phenomenon known as "Cowher Power." Dallas repeated as champions in 1993 and, although the 1993 Steelers just snuck into the playoffs, they entered 1994 as the class of the AFC.
The stage was set Pittsburgh vs. Dallas at Three Rivers Stadium for FOX´s first NFL broadcast – the Steelers were to have their official coming out party as a legit contender….
…And the Steelers fell flat on their faces.
The Steelers did nothing right. Barry Foster was held to 44 yards rushing, and one of the game's enduring images was Bill Cowher imploring Neil O'Donnell on the side lines "Throw the Ball Neil! You're a quarterback, throw the ball!"
The Cowboys sacked Neil O'Donnell 9 times, including 4 by Charles Haley alone
Emmitt Smith decimated the Steelers for 171 yards
Michael Irvin had 8 catches for 139 yards
Overconfidence was the Achilles heal of Bill Cowher's early teams. Every time they had a showcase game they failed miserably. And so it was on opening day 1994 vs. Dallas and so it remained later in January when the San Diego Chargers upset the Steelers in the AFC Championship game.
January 28th, 1996, Sun Devil Stadium
As mentioned above, Chuck Noll opened and closed 1988 with wins over Landry´s Cowboys and Shula's Dolphins with only 3 victories in between. That 5-11 was a low point for Noll, but it disqualified Pittsburgh from the Aikman Derby, an "honor" which fell to Dallas.
Had the 1988 Steelers finished 2-14 Noll almost certainly would have drafted Aikman and probably also would have picked Emmitt Smith in 1990. Could that alternate scenario have led to a Super Bowl XXX pitting a Steelers team led by Troy Aikman and Emmitt Smith vs. a Dallas Cowboys squad led by Steve Walsh and Barry Sanders?
We'll never know. Dallas got Troy Aikman, leaving Pittsburgh to draft Neil O'Donnell in 1990. And those two picks would make all the difference in the big dance.
Dallas started fast, scoring the game's first 13 points, as stage fright slowed the Steelers. But the Black and Gold got back into things when Yancy Thigpen caught a touchdown pass despite Slime Time Dieon Sanders' blatant pass interference.
The Dallas Cowboys deserve full credit for winning this game, but Pittsburgh wounds were self inflicted. Early in the third quarter Neil O'Donnell threw a pass directly to Larry Brown who returned it deep into the Red Zone, where Emmitt Smith easily converted.
Undaunted, the Steelers got back on the board with a 46 yard Norm Johnson field goal, and then Bill Cowher made one of the gustiest calls in Super Bowl history with a surprise on-sides that Deon Figures recovered. The Steelers marched down the field and Bam Morris brought them to within 3, as the score stood 20-17 Dallas.
The Steelers defense held, but that did not stop Neil O'Donnell from striking again, as he once age threw directly to Larry Brown, who again returned it to the Red Zone. O'Donnell apologists argue that Andre Hastings ran the wrong route, but it's the quarterback's job to deliver a ball, and there was nary a black jersey in sight on Brown´s second interception.
Emmitt Smith put the Dallas Cowboys ahead for good a few plays later, sealing Super Bowl XXX for Dallas.
For the record, Troy Aikman was flawless in the game, going 15-23 with one touchdown and no picks.
The game evened Dallas's Super Bowl record with the Steelers to 1-2, and pulled the Cowboys ahead in the Lombardi count by 1.
Cowboys Embarrass Steelers on Opening Day II
August 31, 1997, Three Rivers Stadium
Opening day 1997 for the Steelers marked the first day of the Kordell Stewart era, the first day of the post-Rod Woodson secondary, and the beginning of the end for Greg Lloyd.
Throughout the 1990's free agency and injury had eroded the Steelers talent base, yet they always seemed to be playing in January. The question was, how much longer could it last?
As Ed Bouchette opined in his post game write up, "If the Dallas Cowboys were the measuring stick, the Steelers were the baby seals."
It really was that bad.
The secondary was Dallas weakness, yet the Steelers never attempted to go deep
Deion Sanders was injured and played baseball all summer, yet the Steelers never tested him
Donnell Wolford, Rod Woodson's replacement, got burned early and often
Jerome Bettis was held to 63 yards
Troy Aikman torched the Steelers secondary for 4 touchdown passes
Yes, the Steelers effectively shut down Emmitt Smith, but that didn´t matter, as Dallas jumped to a 37-0 lead and held it until Mark Bruner hauled in a face-saving 4th quarter touchdown.
This game was neither the first nor the last of Bill Cowher's infamous opening day blow outs. And true to form the Steelers rebounded landing in the AFC Championship later that year, while Dallas imploded losing their last 5 en route to a 6-10 finish as Barry Switzer lost control of the team.
But that future seemed very distant for both teams during that 37-7 drubbing one hot Sunday in August at Three Rivers Stadium.
Ben Roethlisberger vs. Vinny Testaverde…
October 17, 2004, Texas Stadium
The Dave Campo in Dallas ended with the faithful at Texas Stadium demanding that Jerry Jones bring Bill Parcells to Irving. Bring him he did. Tuna brought Vinny Testaverde with him….
…Vinny Testaverde got and still gets better press than any other overrated under achieving quarterback in the history of the NFL. But Parcells coaxed the best out of Vinny. Yet not even Big Tuna could will success out of Testaverde against his old AFC Central Nemesis….
…Vinny Testaverde started the day 1-9 vs. the Steelers who came to Dallas led by rookie Ben Roethlisberger who was looking for his fourth straight win.
…and for a while it looked like Vinny might just deny him it.
The Cowboys quickly jumped ahead on a Richie Anderson touchdown, but Ben Roethlisberger struck back with touchdown to Plaxico Burress, followed by a 51 yard field goal from Jeff Reed.
But Dallas tied it at the half, added another three to start the third quarter, and as the third quarter was ending the Cowboys appeared to pull away when Testaverde connected with Meshawn "Will You Just GIVE ME the DAMM BALL" Johnson for a 22 yard touchdown.
The Steelers tied it late in the fourth quarter with a touchdown, but Testaderde began masterfully killing the clock.
At third and 13 with 2:36 remaining Dallas only needed a first down to ice the game, but James Farrior knocked the ball lose and Kemo Von Oelhoffen recovered. Five plays later Jerome Bettis was in for the go ahead touchdown, dropping Testaverde´s record vs. the Steelers to 2-10.
Tony Romo Meets the Zone Blitz
December 7, 2008, Heinz Field
The glory of Super Bowl XLIII tends to make Steelers Nation forget the nerve wracking nature of that entire season. The Steelers special teams were even, its defense phenomenal, but the offense?
…Let's just say Bruce Arians' boys sort of applied "Just in Time" principles to putting sufficient points on the board. And the Cowboys first visit to Heinz Field provided a perfect example.
Through 3 quarters Dallas only managed 13 points
The Steelers defense sacked Tony Romo 3 times
Tony Romo threw interceptions to Troy Polamalu and Ike Taylor
James Harrison forced 1 fumble that the Steelers recovered
Yet the Steelers entered the 4th quarter down 13 to 3. As Dallas held Willie Parker to 25 yards, Ben Roethlisberger and Heath Miller lost fumbles, and the Steelers converted a woeful 3 of 16 third downs.
Early in the 4th quarter the Steelers finally put together a long drive reaching the one, but despite trying on both third and fourth downs, Gary Russell could not punch it in. The Dallas defense celebrated as if it had won the game.
Dallas offense lasted 6 plays and 'Tone responded with a 35 yard punt return, giving the Steelers excellent field position, but the Steelers were forced to settle for 3. Again the Steelers defense responded with a three and out. Ben Roethlisberger hooked up 3 times with Nate Washington on the ensuring drive before throwing a 5 yard pass to Jeff Reed, trying the game with just over two minutes to play.
On its first play Dallas ran two yards up the middle.
Mike Tomlin called a time out. Tony Romo was audibly incredulous and visibly fluster by Tomlin's take no prisoners move. You can watch the results for yourself, with a little music interlude, courtesy of "Renegade" (available as of 12-13-12):
On the next play Dick LeBeau disguised a Zone Blitz to look like Cover 2, but as Romo tried to hit Jason Witten in the flat, Desha Townsend lay in wait, intercepted the ball, and took it to the house, securing the win for Pittsburgh.
Failure on Fundamentals Costs Steelers Dearly
December 16, 2012, Jerry's World
Dallas 27, Pittsburgh 24
The 2012 Steelers traveled to Jerry's World reeling looking to regain footing after a shocking loss to the Chargers the week before. The Steelers might failed to play disciplined football, but the certainly lacked on flair for the dramatic in this one.
The Steelers opening drive featured 2 "should have been" interceptions on Ben Roethlisberger attempts to connect with Mike Wallace and Antonio Brown, followed by an Emmanuel Sanders fumble that mercifully got ruled as an incompletion. Dallas jumped to a 10 point lead, but the Steelers fought back tying the game at the half.
The lead changed hands 3 times in the third quarter, but the Steelers opened a 24-17 advantage on a 7 yard Ben Roethlisberger-Antonio Brown hook up. Pittsburgh appeared to have Dallas on the ropes when its defense forced the Cowboys to punt next possession, and Antonio Brown appeared to be hammering the nail into their coffin as he returned the punt 22 yards, only to be stripped of the ball.
The Cowboys tied the score. The Steelers had two chances to mount a comeback, but three times in the next two possessions and once on consecutive downs. The Steelers won the toss in overtime, but a Roethlisberger interception was returned to the one, allowing Dallas to score.
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James Pastuch says:
I have been a Cowboy fan since I was 7 years old. That would be 1977. I loved the Steelers style of play, just not against Dallas. I end all of the back and forth stuff with, Pittsburgh was just a little better in the big ones. You can't wine about it if you are a real fan of either team. They both had some great players. I will always take the SB 30 win over Pittsburgh, frigging finally. 🙂 I to this day think O' Donnell was payed off to throw the game. Great and true rivalry, with nothing but continued respect.
I love Mike Tomlin too. Can we have him. >_<
Nope. Mike is staying in Pittsburgh….
The battles between the Steelers of the 70's and the Cowboys of the 70's were titanic. Seriously. Two teams with multiple Super Bowls under their belts, loaded with Hall of Famers, going toe-to-toe and fighting it out TWICE until the wire in the game's biggest showcase.
That may happen again, but it hasn't happened since.
(You could argue that the 49er's battles with the Redskins and Giants in NFC Championships during the 80's, or the Patriot's-Colts playoff contests of the 00's, were sort of the same thing, but that's not quite the case.)
As for Super Bowl XXX, I honestly do not think that O'Donnell was paid off.
I lived in Boston at the time, and Will McDonough reported that the Cowboys defenders told him they saw that O'Donnell was scared to start the game. And of course there's been a lot of talk that Andre Hastings ran the wrong way on Neil's second pick.
Bigbubba says:
It's cute how you think the Steelers lost XXX, rather than being beaten. You mentioned nothing about some very questionable calls the Steelers got in their favor in both of their '70s victories.
Not sure where you're coming from Bubba.
The Dallas Cowboys won Super Bowl XXX fair and square and this blog is quite clear about that.
As for Super Bowls X and XIII the Pittsburgh Steelers won those cleanly. Is Bert Jones dropping a touchdown in the end zone now a questionable call?


The Moon Inside encourages children to be interested in the natural world and to explore new parts of their worlds.
NEW! Activity Guide to accompany The Moon Inside!
Ask the children about their favorite colors. Ask them to think about something in the natural world that is their favorite color.
Go outside at school and have the children write down two things they hear and two things they see.
What things do they hear and see at night that they can't see during the day?
Have them write down their favorite thing about the night and their least favorite thing.
Is the dark the least favorite thing for some? Ask your students to share some other least favorite things.
Discuss what could make them like the least favorite thing any better. Let other children offer suggestions.
Talk about whether Ella was still afraid of the dark at the end of the story.
Mention a fear you had as a child that you overcame.
Share a favorite nighttime experience.
Have the children draw an image of themselves outside at night. Talk about what things they would see outdoors at night where they live. It might be an apartment building lit up, streetlights, the moon, or something else.
Have them share their pictures with each other and describe how they're feeling in the picture. Ask them to compare that to how Ella was feeling at the beginning, in the middle, and at the end of the story.
I hope that the Daisy Series will help children develop a lifelong love of language and begin to understand, even at a young age, the fun and power of words.
These guides are designed to help teachers who are looking for ways to bring Daisy's love of words into their school settings.
1. In Daisy's Defining Day, Miss Goldner teaches the class about alliteration by having them write animal alliterations.
This is a great exercise for introducing the concept of alliteration – where two or more words beginning with the same letter or sound are paired.
Let your students have fun coming up with their own.
2. To continue the animal alliteration fun, discuss which parts of speech are alliterative. These sentences contain nouns, verbs, adverbs, and adjectives!
3. Discuss why alliteration is fun. It makes sentences more fun and memorable. Alliterative phrases more easily roll off your tongue.
4. Look through the newspaper and magazines. Advertisements often use alliteration to catch our attention and help make a slogan memorable.
Great writers use alliteration for emphasis.
Newspaper headline writers often use alliteration to make a story stand out.
5. Watch the video on this site for Daisy's Defining Day and see how some children had fun making up alliterative names for themselves.
6. Have your students find alliterative adjectives to go with their names.
7. Then challenge them put together at least two adjectives that really describe them and add them to their names. Talk about why a name is important. Why didn't Daisy like the nickname Grant gave her? Ask some of your students to share why they chose the alliterative adjectives that they did.
8. Come up with an alliterative name for your class.
9. Make a banner for your classroom. Not only will all your students notice and remember your great class name, other classes will follow your lead.
10. Use the new, alliterative class name in class correspondence with parents and other teachers to spread the alliterative fun! You can bet everyone will remember your colorful and creative class name!
1. Listen carefully and look at everything. Sometimes it helps to use your nose too.
There are a lot of great words you can smell. The one I like best is chocolate.
2. When you think you may have found it, roll the word around in your mouth a few times.
A really good word will feel as good as it sounds.
3. Make sure it isn't too short or too long. You want it to be easy to use but not so short that it's easy to forget.
4. Think about it for a while. The perfect word shouldn't make you think of yucky or boring things. Lemon is a great word but all by itself makes my mouth pucker up. My lawn is fun to play on but rhymes with yawn.
5. See if your word is good for saying loudly and quietly. There are great noisy words, like Yippee!, and nice quiet words, like snuggle, but I wanted my perfect word to work anytime.
6. Finally, it should be totally and completely fun, fun, fun!!!
What to do with your perfect word?
Use it – say it whenever you can!
Share it – tell your friends!
Write it – start your own word notebook!
Mine is green with purple polka dots. What color is yours?
There are so many wonderful words in the world!
I know you'll find your perfect word too!
1. When your students have found their perfect words, celebrate them! Have one student share his/her word at the beginning of each day. Then challenge the other students to use that word at least two times throughout the day.
2. At the end of the day, share again. Was it an easy word to use? How did different students use it?
3. Along with encouraging your students to keep their own lists*, keep a list of all the favorite words on the board and add to it at the end of each day. Soon, you'll have a long list of great words that are meaningful to your students!
4. Make a list of Sparkling School Words to display in your classroom. Words like creativity, fun and recess are likely candidates. Your students might surprise you with their choices of favorite school words.
5. Have fun with the words that are part of your grade-level curriculum. Adopting Daisy's sense of fun and play with words may make it easier for students to remember words that they need to know. Are there any curriculum-based words that are particularly fun to say or feel good in your mouth? Daisy has a list of Rainbow words from her science day at school. Are there any words from your science curriculum that would make a fun word list?
*You can download pages that look like those found in Daisy's notebook for making your word lists here.
Please also look under the For Parents and For Librarians tabs for other ways to engage children using the Daisy Series and The Moon Inside.


By purchasing low flow faucets and showerheads, you can conserve water, energy used to heat the water, and money on your home's energy and water costs.
Washing in cold water is a simple, low-cost measure as water does not have to be heated. Additionally, cold water retains the color of your clothing, reducing fading and bleeding of colors.
Since refrigerators run 24 hours a day, the amount of energy they use in a year can be as high as 15% of your annual electric bill.
There are many no-cost or low-cost home energy tips that can save money, energy, and reduce the environmental impact of your home.


David Lidington MP, Minister for the Cabinet Office, visited Aberdeen yesterday to discuss the UK Government's Fisheries White Paper with industry chiefs.
Following a discussion with the Scottish Fishermen Federation (SFF), the Conservative MP said the body was "in general" supportive of the approach set out in the paper.
He added: "They asked a number of questions about keeping separate the two issues in negotiation of access for our fish and shellfish to European markets and access to each other's territorial waters.
"The EU, in its own arrangements with Norway, Iceland and other countries, has always distinguished between those two.
In its white paper, the UK Government said access to water and fishing opportunities will be negotiated on an annual basis.
The Scottish Government said it had "significant concerns" about many of the proposals, while claiming the white paper was drawn up without meaningful engagement, and that it "completely ignores" the seafood processing sector.
Mr Lidington said the Government is "determined" to maximise opportunities for the Scottish and UK fishing industry after exiting the EU and is "confident" of success.


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The democratic republic in the United States was modeled on the Roman Republic, for good and ill, and has lasted just 234 years. Our democratic republic is now under siege, both figuratively and literally, by forces threatening to replace it with a dictatorship or some form of authoritarian populism. The ancient Roman Republic lasted 450 years before imploding into a military dictatorship. The Roman experience shows that the introduction or reintroduction of violence into the political process—even if the aim is social justice—absolutely precludes any possibility of equity or justice. Since the collapse of the Roman Republic, history has shown repeatedly that political violence, if condoned and unchecked, inevitably produces not social justice but the atrocities and devastations of fascism or totalitarianism. This course will examine this and other lessons from ancient Roman literature and history that are vital for us today if we hope to survive and thrive as individuals, as members of various communities, and as a species. We will read (in English translation) and discuss selected works by Catullus, Cicero, Sallust, Appian, Plutarch, Horace, Livy, Ovid, and Cassius Dio.
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Human factors and ergonomics as a patient safety practice
Claire Cox posted an article in Specialists in patient safety and human factors
This paper from the British Medical Journal, describes specific examples of HFE-based interventions for patient safety. Studies show that HFE can be used in a variety of domains.
Job design
Refusing Scottish help a 'grave error' in blood scandal, letter says
Hundreds of people with haemophilia in England and Wales could have avoided infection from HIV and hepatitis if officials had accepted help from Scotland, newly released documents suggest. A letter dated January 1990 said Scotland's blood transfusion service could have supplied the NHS in England and Wales with the blood product factor VIII, but officials rejected the offer repeatedly. Large volumes of factor VIII were imported from the US instead, but it was far more contaminated with the HIV and hepatitis C viruses because US supplies often came from infected prison inmates, sex workers and drug addicts who were paid to give blood but not screened. The death of scores of people with haemophilia and blood transfusion patients and the infection of thousands of others across the UK in the contaminated blood scandal has been described as the worst health disaster to hit the NHS. The latest document was released under the Freedom of Information Act to campaigner Jason Evans, whose father died in 1993 having contracted hepatitis and HIV. In it, Prof John Cash, a former director of the Scottish Blood Transfusion Service, said the decision not to use Scotland's spare capacity to produce Factor VIII for England was "a grave error of judgement". Read full story Source: The Guardian, 3 January 2020
Blood / blood products
Woman dies after being set on fire during surgery in Romania
A woman has died after being set on fire during surgery in Romania, the country's health ministry has said, in a case that has cast a spotlight on the ailing Romanian health system. The patient, who had pancreatic cancer, died on Sunday after suffering burns to 40% of her body when surgeons used an electric scalpel despite her being treated with an alcohol-based disinfectant. Contact with the flammable disinfectant caused combustion and the patient "ignited like a torch", Emanuel Ungureanu, a Romanian politician, said. A nurse threw a bucket of water on the 66-year-old woman to prevent the fire from spreading. The health ministry said it would investigate the "unfortunate incident", which took place on 22 December. "The surgeons should have been aware that it is prohibited to use an alcohol-based disinfectant during surgical procedures performed with an electric scalpel," the Deputy Minister, Horatiu Moldovan, said. Read full story Source: The Guardian, 30 December 2019 the hub has a number of posts on preventing surgical fires: Surgical fires: nightmarish "never events" persist MHRA. Paraffin-based skin emollients on dressings or clothing: fire risk (18 April 2016) National Patient Safety Agency: Fire hazard with paraffin-based skin products (Nov 2007) How I raised awareness of fires in the operating theatre
Intentionally harmful violations and patient safety: the example of Harold Shipman (June 2009)
Claire Cox posted an article in Miscellaneous
Connor Sparrowhawk: The tale of laughing boy (2015)
Claire Cox posted an article in Patient stories
Civility Saves Lives – the impact and importance of civility in the workplace (April 2019)
PatientSafetyLearning Team posted an article in Bullying and fear
Culture of fear
The Redthread Intervention Programme within Homerton's A&E department
Patient Safety Learning posted an article in Emergency medicine
What is Redthread? Redthread, a Youth Violence Intervention Programme, runs in hospital emergency departments in partnership with the major trauma network. The innovative service aims to reduce serious youth violence and has revolutionised the support available to young victims of violence. Every year thousands of young people aged 11–24 come through hospital doors as victims of assault and exploitation. It is then, at this time of crisis, that our youth workers use their unique position embedded in the emergency departments alongside clinical staff to engage these young victims. Redthreads extensive experience tells us that this moment of vulnerability, the 'Teachable Moment', when young people are out of their comfort zone, alienated from their peers, and often coming to terms with the effects of injury, is a time of change. In this moment many are more able than ever to question what behaviour and choices have led them to this hospital bed and, with specialist youth worker support, pursue change they haven't felt able to before. Redthread workers focus on this moment and encourage and support young people in making healthy choices and positive plans to disrupt the cruel cycle of violence that can too easily lead to re-attendance, re-injury, and devastated communities. Redthread and the Homerton Redthread is embedded within Homerton's A&E department. The Redthread youth work team work hand in hand with the emergency department team to safeguard young people between the ages of 11-24 who are at risk of violence or exploitation. Emergency department clinicians send referrals for at-risk young people to the Redthread team, who work on an individual basis with the young people to support them and endeavour to alleviate the risk in their environment. Redthread achieves this by liaising with statutory services such as CAMHS, Children's Social Care and Housing to ensure that the young person is being placed first. By linking up services, Redthread ensures that the young person is the focal point and that help is being given, without duplicating existing services. Redthread works in several major trauma centres across the UK; however, the Homerton practice is the first community hospital based service. The Redthread service would not be possible without the support of the emergency department staff. Not only is the clinical and non-clinical body supportive of the service and actively referring young people, the emergency department as a whole takes an active interest in Redthread's work – talking to Redthread staff about their work, fundraising and attending training sessions. Thanks to the initial efforts of emergency department doctors and nurses in gaining funding and support for this project at Homerton, and the continued work and collaboration by the emergency department and Redthread, the service has excellent track record after its 1 year of service. The Redthread youth workers work closely with young people in a way that clinicians do not have time to. This means that patients are cared for both medically and holistically. Though difficult to quantify results, a strong qualitative difference to the service is that there is a caring external presence within the emergency department. For young people in crisis, being seen one-to-one by someone in a non-clinical role means that there is someone solely on their side. In a lot of cases, a Redthread worker might be the first person in a long time to ask if they are ok, and to see them for who they are as opposed to the trauma that they have suffered. For the emergency department team, having a constant youth work presence acts as a reassurance that when a safeguarding issue does arise, this will be followed up and the young person will continue to be cared for. The emergency department safeguarding has improved as awareness has grown among staff members of safeguarding procedures. The Redthread collaboration has also prompted staff to be more inquisitive with the patients they see, and to consider how that patient's behaviour may be a manifestation of underlying problems. As such, young people coming into the emergency department are safer as they are more likely to be seen and understood by clinicians, as well as receiving long term assistance as part of the emergency department care package. As the first community hospital in the Redthread network, the Homerton Redthread team have tailored and changed their service to best fit the community it serves. The team spend longer working with young people, in addition to working more closely with them than in other hospitals – taking on a constant role in our young people's lives. The breadth of presentations seen at Homerton has also resulted in a broader case-load. The result is a service which is ready to adapt to individual cases to best serve young people both in hospital and out in the community. Redthread at Homerton are also innovating and adding value structurally by meeting young people at the earliest opportunity – the statistic is that young people present to hospitals like Homerton four to five times on average before they are injured to the extent that they have to be taken to a major trauma centre. By being embedded in a local hospital such as this, we have an opportunity to engage people and help them to change their trajectories and avoid escalating harm. We're also pioneering work around contextual safeguarding, by listening to young people and feeding back to local authorities when for example unsafe spaces in the community are identified.
How to do Safety-II, a blog by Steven Shorrock
Claire Cox posted an article in Techniques
In this short blog Steven Shorrock gives us some tips on how to 'do safety II'.
Falsified medicines and medical devices: MHRA campaign
Patient Safety Learning posted an article in Medication
The website includes links to: Information on the #FakeMeds campaign Register of authorised online sellers of medicine How to use self-test kits safely Yellow Card to report any suspected fake medicines or side effects Information about the CE Mark
Work as is done, work as imagined
I work in, both, the work imagined and prescribed, but practice in the world of work done. It's interesting working in both worlds and has made me ask these questions: Why this happens? What are the consequences? How can we manage this disconnect? Real-life scenario What happened? A patient on a ward needs a nasogastric tube (NGT) for feeding and giving medication due to an impaired swallow following head and neck surgery. The nurse prints off the policy for placing an NGT from the Trust's infonet. The nurse inserts the NGT and checks the policy on how to test if it is in the correct position. The tube could be in the stomach (the right place) or it could be placed in the lungs (not a great place for medicines and feed to go!). The nurse calls the nurse in charge for support. It's been a long time since she has placed an NGT and she wants to check she iss doing the right thing. The senior nurse arrives, before the feed is commenced. The senior nurse notices that the policy that the nurse is using is out of date. Checking the position of NGTs had changed. The senior nurse prints out the updated policy – NGT was in the correct position. This was a near miss event. So what? If an NGT is in the lung and you give medication and liquid feed there is a high chance the patient would contract fatal pneumonia at worst or a protracted stay on the intensive care unit on a ventilator at best. In both these cases, it would need to be declared to the regulators as they are classed as serious incidents. What next? This incident was one of many near misses that were collected over four shifts. This incident was discussed with the Deputy Chief of safety within that Trust. His first reaction was: "When was this? We had a Datix last year of the same incident – why has this happened again and why don't I know?" It was true, there were a few similar incidents last year and an action plan was put in place to mitigate another incident like this happening again. All the old policies were to be removed from the infonet and replaced with the updated versions. Not only this, the Trust was now moving towards a web-based search facility that enables the clinician to have all the updated evidence for policies, antibiotic therapies, prompt charts, documentation and prescribing advice. The guide would be updated and the old policies would automatically be replaced, thus mitigating clinicians using out of date policies and procedures. The document management system was put in place to ensure it is easier to do the right thing. So, if this forcible function was in place, how did this incident happen again? Not all staff know about the new document system. Some nurses think this search facility is for doctors only. Nurses are prohibited to use their mobile phones on the ward. Clinicians not always able to get to a computer. It takes too long to update when opening the browser – therefore people are using it offline. The final point is an interesting one. Making it easy to do the right thing is one of a number of aspects that a safe system is comprised of; however, if part of that system i.e. the Wifi is not set up to support the change, that system is at risk of a 'work around'. Work arounds are what healthcare staff do to enable them to get through that shift without immediate detriment to themselves or the patient, make swift complex decisions easily and to 'tick the box'. Time is a precious commodity, especially when you are a frontline worker. We know the document management system will have the updated policy; we wait for the download. We wait. We wait a bit longer. Eventually it loads. Remembering it takes a long time, we save it and use it 'offline' for future access. By using the guide offline makes it quick and easy. We are using Trust policy; however, that policy may now be out of date. So what? Implementation of this online guide was made to make our lives easier and safer for patients and ourselves. Due to an oversight of how clinicians 'actually' use and interact with this change in the work environment, it could have an adverse outcome for patients. How would the safety team know this was happening? Near misses seldom get reported. Chance meetings in corridors, chance conversations overheard, a reliance on staff that may know the answer – if we 'fixed' the problem for that near miss, why should we report it? No harm came to the patient after all. We have a good culture of reporting in the Trust; however, our safety team are overwhelmed with incidents to investigate. The current system is set up to investigate when harm has happened rather than seeking out ways to prevent harm. I'm part of the problem, so I can be part of the solution? I would welcome any support on this. Does anyone have any solutions or strategies in place where frontline staff are involved in the reporting of near miss events and are part of the solution to mitigate them?
Medicine - Acute internal
Work / environment factors
Fatigue / exhaustion
Human error: models and management
Claire Cox posted an article in Improving patient safety
Key learning points Two approaches to the problem of human fallibility exist: the person and the system approaches. The person approach focuses on the errors of individuals, blaming them for forgetfulness, inattention, or moral weakness. The system approach concentrates on the conditions under which individuals work and tries to build defences to avert errors or mitigate their effects. High reliability organisations—which have less than their fair share of accidents—recognise that human variability is a force to harness in averting errors, but they work hard to focus that variability and are constantly preoccupied with the possibility of failure.
Cognitive tasks
Distractions/ interruptions
Non-compliance
Freedom to Speak Up Guardian job description (March 2018)
Claire Cox posted an article in Speak Up Guardians
Resources / Organisational management
GMC: Raising and acting on concerns about patient safety (January 2012)
Claire Cox posted an article in General Medical Council (GMC)
This guidance for medical doctors explains how to apply the principles of good medical practice. It is separated into two parts: Part 1: Raising a concern - gives advice on raising a concern that patients might be at risk of serious harm, and on the help and support available to you. Part 2: Acting on a concern - explains your responsibilities when colleagues or others raise concerns with you and how those concerns should be handled.


The project ASAS – Academias Seniores de Artes e Saberes – is an initiative of the Associação de Estudos da Mulher Migrante (Portugal) that CCARS embraced in 2012 leading to the creation of the Toronto chapter – ASAS/Toronto. ASAS is focused on the Portuguese diaspora and in particular women.
The original project is based on the model "university for seniors", a model that promotes life-long learning beyond the years of retirement. This model has had tremendous success in Portugal. Manuela Aguiar, the mentor of the project, launched ASAS at the University of Toronto during the II Symposium Windrose: Portuguese in the Four Corners of the World in September 29, 2012.
CCARS finds that this project is particularly relevant to our immigrant Azorean community. Our elders, as keepers of a rich cultural patrimony, have a wealth of knowledge that is crucial to the understanding of cultural values, the immigrant experience, especially the lives of women, whose successes and journeys have often remained unnoticed.
Thus, the main goals of ASAS/Toronto are: 1) to collect and publish life stories/narratives of Portuguese immigrant women and their experiences; 2) to organize informal sessions where their knowledge (saberes) is shared; and 3) to develop workshops with a focus on cultural/historical information regarding the Azores.
CCARS acknowledges and appreciates the financial support for the project ASAS/Toronto received from Direção Regional das Comunidades.


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Justia Dockets & Filings Eleventh Circuit Georgia Middle District DAKER v. OWENS et al Filing 404
DAKER v. OWENS et al
ORDER denying 401 Motion to Vacate. Ordered by US DISTRICT JUDGE C ASHLEY ROYAL on 7/17/2017 (lap)
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE MIDDLE DISTRICT OF GEORGIA MACON DIVISION WASEEM DAKER, Plaintiff, VS. BRIAN OWENS, et al., Defendants. _________________________________ : : : : : : : : : CIVIL No: 5:12-CV-459-CAR-MSH ORDER Presently pending before the Court is pro se Plaintiff Waseem Daker's motion to vacate the Court's May 8, 2017 Order and Judgment denying Plaintiff's numerous motions (including various motions for preliminary injunction) and dismissing Plaintiff's Amended Complaint with prejudice. Plaintiff has filed this motion (ECF No. 401) pursuant to Federal Rule of Procedure 59(e).1 The Court recognizes three circumstances that warrant reconsideration of a prior order under Rule 59(e): "(1) an intervening change in controlling law; (2) the availability of new evidence; and (3) the need to correct clear error or manifest injustice." Daker v. Humphrey, Civil Action No. 5:12-CV-461 (CAR), 2013 WL 1296501, at *2 n.1 (M.D. Ga. Mar. 27, 2013) (quoting Fla. College of Osteopathic Med., Inc. v. Dean Witter, 12 F. 1 Plaintiff has filed four notices of appeal related to the Court's May 8, 2017 Order and Judgment. Although the first notice of appeal was filed approximately one month before Plaintiff's motion to vacate, the Court concludes it has jurisdiction to address the Plaintiff's Rule 59(e) motion for the reasons stated in its May 8, 2017 Order. See ECF No. 388 at 2-4. Supp. 2d 1306, 1308 (M.D. Fla. 1998)). Plaintiff has not identified any intervening change in the law or new evidence that affects his claims. The Court thus presumes that Plaintiff's Rule 59(e) motion for reconsideration is based on his belief that there is a need for the Court to correct clear errors or manifest injustice in this case. As Plaintiff has been previously advised, "'motions for reconsideration are disfavored'" and "'relief under Rule 59(e) is an extraordinary remedy to be employed sparingly.'" Mercer v. Perdue Farms, Inc., No. 5:10-cv-324 (CAR), 2012 WL 1414321, at *1 (M.D. Ga. Apr. 20, 2012) (quoting Krstic v. Princess Cruise Lines, Ltd., 706 F. Supp. 2d 1271, 1282 (S.D. Fla. 2010)). Plaintiff appears to contend his motion to vacate the Court's May 8, 2017 Order and Judgment should be granted because he alleges Defendants continue to forcibly shave him and have injured him during that process. ECF No. 401 at 1. Plaintiff also suggests that venue may be appropriate as to various Georgia Department of Corrections ("GDC") Defendants because they "were part of a GDC inspection team that threatened Plaintiff in Reidsville" and because Plaintiff remains "in GDC custody and subject to GDC rules, policies, and customs." Id. at 2. Plaintiff's Amended Complaint was dismissed as a sanction for his "blatant disregard for the Court's Orders, procedures, and resources," and his motions for injunctive relief were dismissed because (1) they sought the same or similar relief as had been addressed by the Court on multiple occasions and/or (2) Plaintiff had failed to show a likelihood of success on the merits because his Amended Complaint was dismissed. ECF No. 388 at 17. The allegations in Plaintiff's motion to vacate do not demonstrate that the Court clearly erred in rendering its decision or that Plaintiff has suffered a 2 manifest injustice as a result. Nothing in the Court's order prevents Plaintiff from filing a new civil rights complaint regarding the conduct complained about in Plaintiff's motion to vacate. The Court accordingly DENIES Plaintiff's motion (ECF No. 401). SO ORDERED, this 17th day of July, 2017. S/ C. Ashley Royal C. ASHLEY ROYAL, SENIOR JUDGE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT 3


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Metamorphoses Ovid
Author: Ovid
Ovid's sensuous and witty poem brings together a dazzling array of mythological tales, ingeniously linked by the idea of transformation--often as a result of love or lust--where men and women find themselves magically changed into new and sometimes extraordinary beings. Beginning with the creation of the world and ending with the deification of Augustus, Ovid interweaves many of the best-known myths and legends of ancient Greece and Rome, including Daedalus and Icarus, Pyramus and Thisbe, Pygmalion, Perseus and Andromeda, and the fall of Troy. Erudite but light-hearted, dramatic and yet playful, Metamorphoses has influenced writers and artists throughout the centuries from Shakespeare and Titian to Picasso and Ted Hughes. For more than seventy years, Penguin has been the leading publisher of classic literature in the English-speaking world. With more than 1,700 titles, Penguin Classics represents a global bookshelf of the best works throughout history and across genres and disciplines. Readers trust the series to provide authoritative texts enhanced by introductions and notes by distinguished scholars and contemporary authors, as well as up-to-date translations by award-winning translators.Binding Type: PaperbackAuthor: OvidPublisher: Penguin GroupPublished: 08/01/2004ISBN: 9780140447897Pages: 768Weight: 1.12lbsSize: 7.79h x 5.07w x 1.28d
Ovid's sensuous and witty poem brings together a dazzling array of mythological tales, ingeniously linked by the idea of transformation--often as a result of love or lust--where men and women find themselves magically changed into new and sometimes extraordinary beings. Beginning with the creation of the world and ending with the deification of Augustus, Ovid interweaves many of the best-known myths and legends of ancient Greece and Rome, including Daedalus and Icarus, Pyramus and Thisbe, Pygmalion, Perseus and Andromeda, and the fall of Troy. Erudite but light-hearted, dramatic and yet playful, Metamorphoses has influenced writers and artists throughout the centuries from Shakespeare and Titian to Picasso and Ted Hughes.


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Our SAP Fashion Management Journey
Written by Harin Nanayakkara, Chief Marketing Officer, attune
Exactly two years ago at SAPPHIRE+ASUG in Orlando, together with SAP, we announced the launch of SAP Fashion Management, the result of a successful co-innovation initiative between SAP, a few select fashion brands and attune. The vision behind FMS was and is to provide fashion & lifestyle customers a future-proof platform that can leverage the power of SAP HANA® and to bring best practices back to an industry that had evolved rapidly over the years. Today, it's extremely gratifying for us at attune to see the progress made so far and the traction the solution is getting.
Our involvement with FMS began in 2013, where we were invited by SAP to provide fashion domain expertise on the development of the solution. One of the key drivers behind the initiative was the transformation seen in the fashion industry; driven primarily by the omnichannel consumer. Fashion companies no longer act as pure play wholesalers or retailers. With the industry heading towards a vertical integration, there was a strong need for a solution which could cater to the omnichannel business model. FMS would provide a platform for fashion brands to tear down siloed operations, gain real-time inventory visibility across multiple channels and run as truly vertically integrated, omnichannel businesses.
Together with attune and the industry partners, SAP invested a significantly on the solution; not merely from a feature/functionality perspective but completely rethinking what an omnichannel solution should look like, from the ground-up. While from a technical standpoint the base was SAP's IS Retail solution, FMS is a completely new solution which needs to be implemented keeping in mind the omnichannel requirements of a fashion business.
The co-innovation between SAP and attune which was of announced in 2014 has included:
Collaboration on the Solution Design & Product Development
Development of a Data Migration Tool for existing SAP AFS customers to seamlessly transition to the new solution
Providing feedback & guidance throughout product testing cycles & preparing customer training materials & ramp-up knowledge transfer materials
Today, the partnership continues as we support the solution across version 2.0 and beyond with partner validations/testing, continuous development of our pre-configured FMS solution (attune Fashion Suite™) and of course, supporting multiple clients globally on roll-out of the solution.
At this year's SAPPHIRE+ASUG, as we share our knowledge and experience as the co-innovator of SAP FMS, we are proud of what we've achieved in this niche but exciting space of fashion and lifestyle. We truly believe that SAP FMS will be the backbone that will drive fashion companies in the new fashion reality. Talk to us at Booth No. 987 for a demo of the solution and understand how we are helping global fashion powerhouses transform their business performance with SAP FMS.
To learn how FMS can help build a 'digital core' for your brand, download our eGuide: Delivering Omni-Channel at the Speed of Desire.
Harin Nanayakkara is the Chief Marketing Officer at attune.
Harin is responsible for attune's global marketing, branding and communications activities. He continues to play a vital role in defining attune's global strategy, services and products.


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Current Systems and Games
Super Mario 35th Anniversary Announcement Today!
Thread starter Protoms
Protoms
How is it going everyone? I'm sure most of you have seen the news about the Mario 35th anniversary direct that just came out. I for one am really excited about what was announced and am really looking forward to the Super Mario 3D All stars that is coming out. What about you guys, which game announced are you most looking forward to?
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64, Sunshine, and Galaxy on Switch! I can't really ask for more.
It's not HD remasters, but it's still HD on Switch
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YAY!!! Can yall guess where im headed first?
Add me SW-7405-4295-8509
dustinb12, I'm sure your going to try out sunshine first. I hope you enjoy it in HD.
Sunshine is the only one I haven't played yet although I galaxy will probably be the best since it has the best graphics.
Yep! Delfino here i come!
Looking forward to all three in the 3D All Stars. What do you guys think happened to galaxy 2 though? It seems to me like Nintendo just completely ignored it during the 35th direct. Maybe we will see a remake of Galaxy 2 down the road?
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happydude633
I honestly can't wait to replay Super Mario 3D World. I've been telling my wife I've wanted to play said game with her since the beginning of the year, but wanted to hold out because I just knew it was coming to Switch. I'm glad I waited. I'll be honest though, if it weren't for co-op I would be most excited to replay Galaxy for the 4th time. I adore that game. I think it's the most perfect video game ever made.
Protoms said:
Good question, maybe Galaxy 2 was too recent? Galaxy 1 was 2007
happydude633 said:
Aw yeah. 3D World is an awesome game. We had a few co op games here also. Ever tried 3D Land for the 3Ds?
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Oh dude, I loved 3D Land! I 100% it. I adore 3D World though. I liked it so much more than Oddysee.
@happydude633 why'd you like 3d world more than odyssey?
I thought the game was funner. Level variety just kept things fresh and the boss fights were cooler. I didn't care much about the Cappy gimmick and some of the worlds were boring (forest level with T-Rex and Food world just to name a couple). I also disliked how many moons were in the game. Some didn't feel satisfying at all to get because of how obvious they were. I did like the game, don't get me wrong at all.
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@happydude633 interesting, I don't feel like 3d world was as memorable or unique, but then again it's been a long time since I played it. maybe i'll play it again so I can compare it to odyssey
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For me it's gotta be a tie between 3D World and Super Mario 3D All-Stars. It'll be my first experience with these games, so I can't wait to see what all the hype is about.
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i think im starting to get a lil more excited for 64 and Galaxy. The more i hear the music, the more nostalgic i get. I just remember some parts of Galaxy infuriating me. 64 just wasn't my game, i got kinda tired of it and went ahead and beat Bowser without collecting all the stars. Might be time to remedy that.
Yes im excited.
some reviews are out, seems like a good collection. sunshine gets an hd filter
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Just one more day!
haha yeah gonna play mario galaxy for the third time hahaha...


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Pope Francis has declared his ambition to visit South Sudan two years after a planned 2017 trip was cancelled because of the civil war in the world's youngest country.
Concise News gathered the Pope during a meeting with South Sudanese President SalvaKiir on Saturday, expressed his desire to visit the country.
"expressed the wish to ascertain the conditions for a possible visit to South Sudan," a Vatican statement said.
Oil-producing South Sudan, which became independent in 2011, descended into civil war in December 2013 when a dispute between Kiir and his sacked deputy RiekMachar sparked fighting, often along ethnic lines.
Three days ago, the Brussels-based International Crisis Group said in a report that the six-month-old peace deal risked collapse because none of these steps has occurred, just two months before the deadline.


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Cheltenham Jazz Festival will be a digital-only event in 2021
Cheltenham's much-loved Jazz Festival will be a digital-only celebration in May 2021. And, as well as live jazz being planned for the summer, Cheltenham Festivals has also shared its hopes for the Science, Music and Literature Festivals in 2021.
By Michelle Fyrne | Published Monday 1 February 2021
Cheltenham Jazz Festival will be online-only in 2021, with aims to reach its largest audiences yet.
A Gloucestershire bank holiday musical extravaganza that has grown in popularity year-on-year, Cheltenham Festivals has confirmed that Cheltenham Jazz Festival 2021 will be running as a digital-only festival on Saturday 1 and Sunday 2 May 2021, due to the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic.
A statement from Cheltenham Festivals' senior management board confirming the cancellation of this year's physical Jazz Festival, on Monday 1 February 2021, added: 'We hope to bring live Jazz music to the heart of Cheltenham in July, in line with whatever government restrictions may be in place at that time.'
Cheltenham Festivals also confirmed it is currently planning to go ahead with some ticketed events for physical audiences and a new free stage for the Cheltenham Science Festival in June 2021, which will be supported by a digital-focused programme of activity.
Cheltenham Festivals said: 'As part of our ongoing commitment to bring the arts and science to everybody everywhere, we are aiming to reach our largest audiences to date through our online platforms. This digital transformation will bring quality programming and some of the festivals magic to homes everywhere.'
There are hopes that Cheltenham Music Festival in July 2021 and Cheltenham Literature Festival in October 2021 will be able to take place as physical events, with organisers saying they are monitoring the situation closely.
Details of the Cheltenham Jazz Festival two-day digital line-up and how it can be viewed are due to revealed in mid-March 2021.
By Michelle Fyrne
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Understanding the Canindae Family
in Case Study
Dr. Pratik Desai (DHMS, FCAH)
Co-Authors: Armeen Jasavala and Dr. AlifiyaDedanwala, Editors, the other song.
An 18-year-old female consulted Dr. Desai for the complaint of acne with pigmentation over her face and shoulders on 18th July 2015. She had them for the past 3-4 years. Her acne aggravated before menses and during warm weather. It was mainly on the face, especially the forehead and shoulders, covering the upper arm. It would itch a lot eventually leaving dark spots all over. Besides this, she had increased pigmentation in her axilla.
She was studying in class XII, her exams were nearing,and this was one of the major reasons for her stress. She felt she would not be able to clear her exams and would have to reappear.
When asked about the effect of acne and spots on her, she said it did not look good. She felt others had beautiful skin whereas she did not. She longed to have skin like them. Her friends often teased and gossiped about herappearance. This would her upset a lot. She felt they ignored her and also wanted to keep her away from the group. She felt her friends were good looking, haughty and egoistic and did not treat her well. They never included her in any of the group activities nor did they allow her to participate or share their plans with her. She once did have a sense of belonging in that group but now it was as though she was out casted from the group.
On further asking her experience in that situation, she said, she felt she did not have any place in the group; as though she did not belong to their level; as though they were superior and she was inferior. They do not treat her equally because she does not dress up like them in denim and leggings. She felt as though they belonged to a higher category and she to a lower. She wished to be as beautiful as them and be considered one of them.
She aspired to get admission into a medical school and become a doctor,as doctors have a high status and position in society. She explained that having this advantage you can make a difference to you family. Being a doctor can fetch you a good house, car, etc., eventually having a high standard of living. You are no longer poor. She wanted to uplift her family standard so that she could feel at par with her friends.
Further, she mentioned a story about one of her cousins who was not well qualified but looked very beautiful. She wanted to prove to this cousin that she was good too. Her cousin took a lot of pridein herself and would refuse to share her belongings with the patient. She often took advantage of the patient and her father whenever she was in need of something but otherwise would not care about them. This bothered her a lot and she wanted to make sure she could upgrade her family standardsto another level. She felt envious when her cousin boasted about her assets.
As a child she was scared of ghosts and darkness. The fear was of being possessed byghosts and later being killed by the ghost slitting her throat.
Her menses weregenerally delayed by 2-3 months each cycle.
CASE UNDERSTANDING
The most important and striking aspect in the above case is the effect of the problem on the patient. This gives us the entry point in the case. We see the patient isextremely troubled by her appearance and that she is mocked and disregarded by her friends.
Here, the main issue about her conditionis the acne and pigmentation on her face, which makes her look ugly compared to her friends. She was not accepted as a part of her group of friends and was ignored by them.This made her feel lonely, left out and inferior to others. She had a strong desire to look beautiful and uplift her standards in order to be a part of the group.
Here, we see an issue of competition and comparison with respect to looks and status. She had a strong desire to look attractive and beautiful,which gives us an idea of Animal Kingdom. Further, we see and a strong need to be accepted as a part of a group. This need to belong to a group and competition within the group is the theme of Mammals. She had extremely low self worth, low self confidence and self esteem, combined with a feeling of 'I am not good enough' and contempt for oneself. This indicates the remedy Lac caninum.
Lac caninum from Soul Of Remedies by Dr. RajanSankaran
The theme in Lac caninum is dominance (the bigger dominating the smaller) and who is going to be on top. Then arises the conflict within themselves: "Do I want to be what I am?" They develop a feeling of low self-worth: "I am not good enough. I am despised. I feel dirty and horrible" and become contemptuous of themselves.
The Lac caninum situation is that of a dark-skinned female child in an Indian home. Her sisters are fairer than her. She tries hard to get fairer-skinned but knows she will never be fair. She is constantly being compared to her "better looking" sisters, and she soon begins to hate herself. Nobody listens to her; she is just not clever enough and everything she says is stupid and foolish. She feels she is uncared for and neglected because her body looks bad.
On repertorizing we find the following:
The patient received a single dose ofLac Caninum 200C followed by placebo for 1 month.
She received 200 potency because her level of experience corresponds to level 3, the emotional level, where we see strong emotional symptoms such as anger, sadness, disappointment and irritation.
Lac caninum belongs to Canidae family of the order Carnivora of the Animal kingdom.
The following chart gives us the distinguishing features of this group from that of Felidae.
The patient reported her acne and rashes had reduced. All of the eruptions on the upper arms disappeared after starting the homeopathy. Her menses had also come on time in the past two months. She felt fresh and happy as her acne was less, and also her skin looked good now. The pigmentation was gradually fading. Mentally she felt calmer, does not shout or get irritated easily. She felt she could live life her own way and there was not a bother about what others had to think or say about her. Her sleep is good and she has had less frightful dreams. Overall she reports that she is 50% better.
The patient says that she is much better. There is no longer acne on the face, arms or shoulders. The pigmentation has further decreased and the skin tone has improved. She was overall happy with her skin now. Her stress levelswere less and she did not feel jealous of others anymore.Her focus was more on herself and her life.Her mood and temperament was fine.She felt more confident within. Her menses were normal and the cycle was regularized. The sleep was very good and overall she is 70-80% better. We gave the patient placebo and she continues to do well.
Dr. Pratik Desai (D.H.M.S, F.C.A.H)
Dr. Pratik Desai is an in-house consultant and faculty at 'The Other Song' Clinic. He has played a key role in the establishment of the clinic in the year Jan 2011. His keen interest in teaching has led him to be a co-ordinator and mentor for the Batras group of doctors. His love for homeopathy propelled him to contribute to the literature by conducting provings of remedies such as Dysprosium metallicum and Carbon Dioxide. He is appointed as a mentor for university courses conducted by MUHS at the other song. At the same time, a lot of students seek guidance from him for his knowledge and experience in homeopathy. He is the master mind behind creation of the homeopathic database software for the other song. He has been sharing his clinical experience and successful cases in various Homoepathic journals such as Heritage, Interhomeopathy, Links, NJH and many others.
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US begins clinical trial to test monkeypox vaccine
People line up to speak with healthcare workers with New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene at intake tents where individuals are registered to receive the monkeypox vaccine./AFP
Sep 08, 2022 - 02:10 PM
WASHINGTON — US health authorities announced Thursday they would carry out a clinical trial to test different dosing strategies of the Jynneos monkeypox vaccine, amid uncertainty over its effectiveness.
The trial will enroll 200 adults aged 18-50 across the country, and is sponsored by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.
The Jynneos vaccine, manufactured by Denmark-based Bavarian Nordic, has been approved by the United States for the prevention of smallpox and monkeypox in people aged 18 and older.
But while the highest-risk group, men who have sex with men, are encouraged to get the vaccine, there is no clear picture of how well it works in real world settings.
The new trial isn't designed to produce an efficacy estimate, but rather measure the immune response of different dosing levels and administration methods.
"NIAID's trial of JYNNEOS will provide important information on the immunogenicity, safety, and tolerability of alternative dosing approaches that would expand the current supply of vaccine," said NIAID director Anthony Fauci in a statement.
Among the participants, one group will be injected subcutaneously — that is, under the skin. The vaccine is based on attenuated virus that is modified so it can't replicate, and is given in two doses 28 days apart.
A second group will receive their shots intradermally, meaning between the layers of the skin. This strategy is meant to expand the availability of vaccines because it uses one-fifth of the standard dose.
A third group will also receive their shots intradermally, but at half the dosing level of the second group.
Scientists will test the peak immune responses and compare the side effects across the groups.
President Joe Biden's administration has bet heavily on the Jynneos vaccine to stem the spread of monkeypox, which has affected more than 20,000 people in the United States since May.
But the question of how well the shot prevents infection versus minimizing disease would require further study to answer.
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Queerness in Nature and Other LGBTQ+ Stories
Take a pride-themed tour of some new projects celebrating diversity and inclusion up and down London's Exhibition Road in South Kensington.
Hosted by the Queer Heritage Collections Network's Dan Vo, who also founded the award winning volunteer-led LGBTQ Tours at the V&A, Dan will be joined by guests from the Natural History Museum, Royal Albert Hall, and the University of Leeds. Together they will present exciting projects, and the people behind them, that focus on LGBTQ+ audiences, histories and research.
Liz Harper, Archive Manager at the Royal Albert Hall, who will share the Royal Albert Hall's historic role in providing London's LGBT+ communities with a safe space.
Aydan Greatrick is a Project Officer on the ESRC-funded Impact Acceleration Account project Pride in the Field: Promoting Inclusive Fieldwork Spaces for LGBTQ+ Workers in Research, Policy & Practice, led by Martin Zebracki at the University of Leeds.
Florence Okoye is a user researcher and user experience designer at the Natural History Museum. Her work explores how creative methods can be used to understand people's perceptions of natural history and how participatory approaches can both engage and reveal untold stories.
Maude Willaerts is an Assistant Curator in the Furniture, Textiles & Fashion department at the Victoria and Albert Museum. Maude will present the V&A Design 1900-Now galleries, its bold new curatorial narrative, and focus on new acquisitions and objects representing and talking of experiences of the LGBTQI+ community.
Dan Vo is course leader of the Gap Year London programme at Sotheby's Institute of Art and was course leader of 'A Queer History of Objects' for V&A Academy. He is co-project manager of the Queer Heritage and Collections Network, supported by the Art Fund and the National Heritage Lottery Fund, as well as a patron of LGBT+ History Month.


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Paul McCartney Kids' Book Is Becoming Animated Movie
Paul McCartney announced that his 2005 children's book High in the Clouds is being adapted into an animated movie produced by Netflix and Gaumont.
Oscar nominee Timothy Reckart will direct from a script by Jon Croker, while McCartney himself will provide original songs and music.
"To the creatures of the woodland, the land of Animalia sounds like a dream – a tropical island where all the animals live in harmony," the book's synopsis reads. "They are overshadowed by a much more evil community: the polluted Megatropolis, whose dirty skyscrapers block the horizon. And then one day, Wirral the Squirrel's woodland is destroyed by developers and he is thrown into the nightmare world of Megatropolis.
"Wirral believes in Animalia and he joins with Froggo, a world-class amphibian balloonist, and Wilhamina, a girl squirrel, to lead the enslaved animals of the city to a new life. So begins an exciting adventure through the mean streets of Megatropolis, over the sea and through the sky."
"We are thrilled to be partnering with Netflix," McCartney said in a statement. "They complement what is already an amazing team with Gaumont, and we can think of no one better to be working with to bring our film to a global audience. I've always loved animated films, and this is a hugely important passion project for me. I can't wait for the world to see it."
"The development of High in the Clouds has been a fantastic journey," said Gaumont's animation president Nicolas Atlan. "We feel fortunate as this has been an extremely collaborative creative process with the incomparable Paul McCartney and his team."
He predicted the result would be a "truly special musical animated feature film."
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