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The shape4mind set of 3D letter tiles introduces your child to the world of reading and writing in a fun way. The integration of visual, auditory and kinaesthetic experience encourages a multidimensional study of the letters. Children get to know the letters through play and motor activity and learn to form simple words. The exercise their memory and perfect their focus.
The game shape and expand your child's brain functions linked to spatial and multi-sensory perception, which is essential in the world where mainstream education puts all the emphasis on learning through visual and auditory stimuli.
The shape4mind tiles are also great help in practicing the finer motor skills, strengthening hand and finger mobility and sensitivity, which further help in the process of writing.
Playing with shape4mind tiles allows parents and children to spend time together, productively and enjoying a bonding experience.
contains 50 tiles witch convex letters, 2 smiley 😊 tiles which can be used as jokers or wild cards, a draw-bag and instruction.
'(…)The use of convex letters on the tiles is a positive aspect of the game. Similar to Maria Montessori's sand paper letter boards, shape4mind tiles give your child a chance to learn the letters with the use of touch. Marking each tile with a convex dot for position reference enhances your child's ability to correctly place the letter in the space. By physically handling the letters, your child pays greater attention to similarities and differences between them.
The size of the tiles is optimal, which makes them easy to manipulate for little hands. The colours are warm and child friendly.
It is important to emphasise that games you can play with shape4mind tiles focus not only on language. They are also great for shaping emotional and social maturity in children, who learn to follow a set of rules, to wait for their turn or to cope with defeat. Playing with shape4mind tiles motivates children to learn in a positive way. Your child will accept new challenges and perfect their skills confidently. Everything happens in a relaxed setting , enabling learning through play. Thanks to this, children develop familiarity with the letters and become friends with them.
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In Technology we use a variety of Information Technology skills. The software used includes: spreadsheets, databases, word-processing, graphics, desk top publishing (DPT), CD-ROM /DVD work and research using the internet. Technology also introduces pupils to control technology and data-logging. If you are taking the Systems course you must cover all aspects of Information Technology. The other Technology courses require pupils to use a slightly more limited range of I.C.T. skills. However, I.C.T. is very important for a successful project. Below is a table which describes the main types of software and how they can be used to help you in your work.
Word processing software can be used to produce a report or an evaluation. Some pupils use this type of software to write the design problem and brief. Good word-processing software will allow spell checking and even a grammar check. (SOFTWARE - MS WORD, WORD PERFECT).
A database will be useful if you want to look up the details of materials. A materials database can be loaded and interrogated. Pupils often develop their own database and show off their I.T. skills by searching the database for materials with specific properties. A database can hold any data on any subject. (SOFTWARE - MS ACCESS).
Spreadsheets are useful if you are dealing with statistics which require calculations and formulas. Pupils often set up their own spreadsheet to calculate costs and V.A.T. Spreadsheets are especially useful if you are working with calculations. (SOFTWARE - EXCEL, MULTIPLAN, SUPER CALC).
Control software allows a pupil to control the movement of a small robotic device. A small program is written to control when motors are turned on or off and in so doing the robotic device can be programmed to follow a path. Robotic devices can be composed of one motor or several and include sensors and switches.
General graphics software allows a pupil to draw complicated shapes and import clip art (pictures). It is also possible to manipulate text so that a sentence may flow around an object. Colours can be changed and a range of effects achieved. (SOFTWARE - COREL DRAW, MICROSOFT DRAW, ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR).
This software usually comes with a machine such as a CNC lathe, miller OR router which is controlled by the software. The entire system tends to be extremely expensive (a lathe and computer system with software will cost in excess of £10 000). CAM stands for 'Computer Aided Manufacture'.
This information sheet was produced on a Desk Top Publisher (DTP). This type of software allows a pupil to write, import pictures, produce fancy titles and has limited drawing features. DTP software is very useful and is probably the most popular of all software. (SOFTWARE - MICROSOFT PUBLISHER, VENTURA PUBLISHER, ADOBE PAGEMAKER).


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Pope St. Zephyrinus
The pontificate of this first third-century pope was to see a storm of heresy rage around the pontiff, who had to keep a firm hand on the tiller of Peter's bark.
According to the "Liber Pontificalis," Zephyrinus was a Roman, the son of Habundius. He ordered that all ordinations, whether of priests, deacons, or simple clerics, should take place before the assembled clergy and laity.
The storm which agitated Christian thought in the time of Pope Zephyrinus was due to a double heresy. On the one hand, Theodotus the Tanner, though excommunicated by Pope St. Victor, was still teaching that Christ was not the true Son of God. On the other hand, a certain Praxeas came to Rome to tell Pope Zephyrinus that the old idea of the Trinity was all wrong, that really there were not three Persons in one Divine Nature, but only three modes of one substance.
Pope Zephyrinus, who was no philosopher, clung firmly to the traditional doctrine handed down from the Apostles. In the midst of these metaphysical storms, he also had a good strong adviser in Calixtus, who succeeded him as Pope.
Eusebius in his "Ecclesiastical History" has an interesting story about the heretics in the pontificate of Pope Zephyrinus. Theodotus the Tanner, far from being silenced by Pope Victor's excommunication, had set up his own church. He had found backers in another Theodotus (a banker) and Asclepediotus. The heretics found a man of some prestige to be bishop for them. This was Natalius, who had been a confessor of the faith and had suffered tortures for it. They paid him a yearly stipend–150 denarii, about $25 in prewar money. But as Eusebius tells the story, Jesus, not wishing that one who had suffered for him should go out of the church, sent angels in visions to bring Natalius to a better frame of mind. Natalius, blinded by the pinchbeck glory of being a heretical bishop, at first paid the visions little attention. But one night the angels gave the stubborn fellow a sound whipping. This brought him to his senses. He put on sack- cloth, covered himself with ashes and hastened to throw himself before Pope Zephyrinus and plead for pardon.
Besides heresy, Pope Zephyrinus had to cope with renewed persecution. Septimius Severus, friendly at the start of his reign, became decidedly hostile. During the pontificate of Zephvrinus the Emperor issued his famous decree forbidding anyone to become a Christian.
St. Zephyrinus is honored as a martyr by the Church. He was buried in his own cemetery or August 26. His feast is kept on August 26.
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When we were recently contacted by the lovely people at Yvolution to see if we would like to review the Yvolution Y Velo Balance Bike, I didn't hesitate in saying yes as I knew it would be perfect for Riley.
Having been born prematurely, Riley has always had developmental delays, particularly with his gross motor skills, and in addition to having low muscle tone, he was recently diagnosed with hypermobility and dyspraxia. All of these conditions combined affect his ability to ride a bike and at 5 years old, he simply doesn't have the muscle or strength to pedal a standard bicycle.
Balance bikes are designed to give children the opportunity to learn balance, coordination and motor skills without the need for pedals or stabilisers, so I was really keen to see how he would get on with the Yvolution Y Velo Balance Bike.
Assembling the bike was pretty straightforward, even for a rookie assembler like myself. The diagrams and instructions in the manual were really easy to follow and the whole assembly process took me no more than 10 minutes.
Riley took to the Yvolution Y Velo Balance Bike straight away and I couldn't believe how confidently he rode it around. It's so easy to ride, making it an excellent first bike for little ones. To get moving, they simply walk to ride and then eventually, run and cruise. Stopping or slowing down requires nothing more than placing their legs firmly on the ground. It really is as simple as that.
The quality of the bike is second to none and despite having a lightweight aluminium frame, it is incredibly strong and sturdy. The wheels are much wider than I expected, but I'm actually quite pleased about that because I find they provide a safer ride for Riley on uneven surfaces and as they are made from a durable rubber over-mould material, there's no risk of punctures.
The bike also features an adjustable seat and handlebars, which is brilliant because it means it will grow with Riley and last much longer than some other bikes. Additionally, as Riley has a younger sibling it means i can adjust the bike when necessary so that Harry can use it as well.
Another thing I noticed was that the Yvolution Y Velo Balance Bike has a higher ground clearance, so Riley can propel himself along without the frame getting caught on uneven ground or other obstacles, providing a much safer and smoother ride.
Summer is on the horizon, so if you've been thinking about buying your child's first bike then now is the time to do it and I can't recommend the Yvolution Y Velo Balance Bike enough.
It's quick to assemble, easy to ride, excellent quality, grows with your child and above all, it's safe! Yvolution is a trustworthy brand and the Yvolution Y Velo Balance Bike is part of a wider range of ride-ons, scooters and bikes available.
Choosing a balance bike over the traditional stabiliser method may seem a little daunting but they are a fun and great way for kids to grasp balancing on two wheels before the transition to a 'proper' bike. Because, let's be honest, the key skill needed for riding a bike is balance, so it goes without saying that children should master this first.
Traditional stabilisers encourage children to pedal before they can balance which in turn delays them from learning. Balance bikes, on the other hand, help children concentrate and become a master of balance first! They keep your kids much safer and instil them with the skills needed to ride like a pro!
The Yvolution Y Velo Balance Bike has a RRP £49.99 and is available to purchase from the Yvolution website.
This balance bike looks brilliant. My 4 year old happily uses a balance bike. He does go on his bike but even though he is nearly there he still doesn't get the idea how to use the pedals.
It looks really good. Balance bikes are definitely the way forward. Our twins had them from 2 years, and then when they got a bike for their 5th birthday, they could ride just like that!
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This looks a super balance bike, I love that you can adjust the height of it.
That bike looks fab, we skipped the balance bike stage and am now regretting it as we're teaching our daughter to ride!


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Six-year-old dies in two-vehicle crash on US 431 in Sardis
Donna Thornton
The Gadsden Times
A 6-year-old child died early Tuesday at Children's Hospital after being injured in a two-vehicle crash on U.S. Highway 431 in Sardis, according to Sardis City Police Chief Will Alexander.
The child's father was driving a Honda Civic on U.S. 431 when he stopped and got out to remove debris in the roadway, according to the chief. The car was struck from behind by a truck and the child was either partially or fully ejected, Alexander said.
He was taken to Marshall Medical Center South in Boaz, then flown to Children's in Birmingham, where he died at about 2 a.m.
Sardis police continue to investigate the crash. From what they have learned so far, Alexander said, the child was one of three in the back seat of the car. He had been restrained, police were told, but when his father stopped the car and got out, he let himself out of his car or booster seat.
Alexander said he understands the child who died was the only one injured in the crash. The boy and his father live in the Sardis area, he said.
The crash occurred in the passing lane of U.S. 431 southbound, the chief said, between Barry's Barbecue and Wade Cahela's Tax Service. He said police don't know what the debris was in the road; they found a bag of garbage in the area, but had heard there might have been a piece of metal that the driver had run over.
Initially police were told the truck's driver didn't see the car — "It's really dark along there," Alexander said — and hit it. The chief said he'd heard from a motorist this morning who told him that he'd been driving in front of the truck, that he didn't see the car at first but was able to swerve and avoid it.
The truck behind him could not, that driver told the chief.
Alexander said an investigation into the incident continues.
Contact Gadsden Times reporter Donna Thornton at 256-393-3284 or donna.thornton@gadsdentimes.com.


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For feature script or TV pilot!
Brainstorming the story you want to tell.
Outlining without writing a novel.
Getting your story out of your head and on the page quickly, efficiently, and creatively.
That's what we do in this class.
And, we do it in 6 weeks.


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	private $_limit;
	private $_page;
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	private $_query;
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	public function __construct() {
		// Call the CI_Model constructor
		parent::__construct();

		$this -> load -> database();

		$this -> _query =
		  " select trim(concat((select max(member_prefix) from tb_group where id = ? ), gm.member_num)) member_num, m.facebook_name, m.name, m.surname , m.bank_name, m.bank_account_number, gm.group_id "
		. " from tb_group_member_mapping gm inner join tb_member m "
		. " on gm.member_id = m.id where gm.group_id = ? ";

	}

	public function get_member_num($groupId) {
		$query = $this -> db -> query($this -> _query, array($groupId, $groupId));
		return $this -> _total = $query -> num_rows();
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		$query = $this -> db -> query($this -> _query, array($groupId, $groupId));
		return $query -> num_rows();
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	public function addImage($columns){
	    $this -> db -> set('create_date', 'NOW()', FALSE);
		$this -> db -> insert('tb_image', $columns);
		return $this->db->insert_id();
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	public function deleteImage($file){
	    $this->db->like('name', $file);
        $this -> db -> delete('tb_image');
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        $this->db->where('cid', $id);
        $this -> db -> delete('tb_image');
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        $query = ' select name from tb_image where cid = ? limit 1 ';
        $query = $this -> db -> query($query, array($id));
        return $query -> row();
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        $query = " select id, facebook_name, facebook_url, profile_picture, name, surname, gender, address, province_name, phone_number, bank_account_number, bank_name, nid, cid, birth_date"
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December 13, 2011 : By Jeannette Catsoulis
Straight-shooting, hard-hitting and fuming with contempt for the tobacco industry, "Addiction Incorporated" would be almost too exhausting to watch were it not for the folksy charm of its star witness. Nestled at the center of this relentless documentary, guiding us through a deluge of scientific evidence and corporate bobbing and weaving, is the scientist and whistle-blower Victor J. DeNoble, who reveals himself to be a born raconteur. His easygoing, self-deprecating narration is the film's most valuable asset and the viewer's best friend.
Hired by Philip Morris in 1980 to test nicotine alternatives for a more heart-healthy cigarette, Dr. DeNoble, armed with his Ph.D. in experimental psychology, quickly discovered just how addictive the chemical could be. When his test rats couldn't get through their day without an ever-increasing number of nicotine hits — topping out at an astonishing 90 puff equivalents a day — Dr. DeNoble and his employers were equally shocked, though their reactions to the findings were very different.
Essentially the story of how cigarettes became subject to federal regulation, "Addiction Incorporated" lays out a meticulous, methodical timeline of moral and legal conflict. Wrangling an unwieldy mob of scientists, politicians, journalists and legal experts, the director, Charles Evans Jr., wisely trusts Dr. DeNoble to connect dots and provide clarity. Cheeky animation of anthropomorphized rats — and the dash and swagger of a team of Louisiana lawyers — burn through the factual fog, while familiar video clips remind us of the saga's heroes and villains.
Yet this heartening tale of good science stomping bad business would be drier than a week-old butt without Dr. DeNoble. I wonder if he has a doppelgänger in the financial services industry?
"Addiction Incorporated" is rated PG (Parental guidance suggested). Smoking rats and sweating politicians.
ADDICTION INCORPORATED
Opens on Wednesday in Manhattan.
Produced and directed by Charles Evans Jr.; directors of photography, Peter Nelson and Igor Martinovic; edited by Kristen Huntley and Jay Keuper; music by Samite Mulondo; released by Variance Films. At Film Forum, 209 West Houston Street, west of Avenue of the Americas, South Village. Running time: 1 hour 42 minutes.
Source: movies.nytimes.com


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Reading scripture over and over is the only way I've found to memorize it, but if I try and cram it all in during a single sitting it never sticks. Instead, I've found the greatest way to write scripture on my heart is by placing it around my home. What better way to decorate my home than with the Word of God?
Your family will love this 3-year Q&A journal for kids!
I've seen yearly journals before while browsing on Amazon or that my friends have used and the idea is incredible - ask your child the same question year after year on the same date and document their answers. A lot can change in three years and having a place where these precious ideas are stored can offer the chance to look back and see how they've grown.
For the last week or two I've been working through a new study, Awaken Faith by Ellen Hopkins. Ellen is the founder of Scripture Confident Living where she shares works to encourage women to study the Bible with confidence. She offers studies, courses, and so much more, all for the beginning believer to those mature in their faith. I am incredibly grateful for women like Ellen that have the ability to help open the Scriptures in such an accessible way!
How I fit in quiet time as a mom of five - and how you can too!
Spending quality time with God is vital to our life, but with the chaos of everyday needs bouncing around our heads and tasks that need to be completed, it can feel nearly impossible at times to get a few moments of peace, let alone enough time to strengthen our faith. How can we fit in quiet time with God when we have so many other things that need our attention?


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Ising ferromagnet: Zero-temperature dynamic evolution
P. M.C. De Oliveira, C. M. Newman, V. Sidoravicious, D. L. Stein
The dynamic evolution at zero temperature of a uniform Ising ferromagnet on a square lattice is followed by Monte Carlo computer simulations. The system always eventually reaches a final, absorbing state, which sometimes coincides with a ground state (all spins parallel), and sometimes does not (parallel stripes of spins up and down). We initiate here the numerical study of 'chaotic time dependence' (CTD) by seeing how much information about the final state is predictable from the randomly generated quenched initial state. CTD was originally proposed to explain how nonequilibrium spin glasses could manifest an equilibrium pure state structure, but in simpler systems such as homogeneous ferromagnets it is closely related to long-term predictability and our results suggest that CTD might indeed occur in the infinite volume limit.
Journal of Physics A: Mathematical and General
https://doi.org/10.1088/0305-4470/39/22/002
10.1088/0305-4470/39/22/002
Dive into the research topics of 'Ising ferromagnet: Zero-temperature dynamic evolution'. Together they form a unique fingerprint.
Spin glass Engineering & Materials Science 100%
Ground state Engineering & Materials Science 88%
Ferromagnet Mathematics 83%
Ising Mathematics 74%
Time Dependence Mathematics 73%
time dependence Physics & Astronomy 56%
Computer simulation Engineering & Materials Science 32%
Zero Mathematics 30%
De Oliveira, P. M. C., Newman, C. M., Sidoravicious, V., & Stein, D. L. (2006). Ising ferromagnet: Zero-temperature dynamic evolution. Journal of Physics A: Mathematical and General, 39(22), 6841-6849. https://doi.org/10.1088/0305-4470/39/22/002
Ising ferromagnet : Zero-temperature dynamic evolution. / De Oliveira, P. M.C.; Newman, C. M.; Sidoravicious, V.; Stein, D. L.
In: Journal of Physics A: Mathematical and General, Vol. 39, No. 22, 02.06.2006, p. 6841-6849.
De Oliveira, PMC, Newman, CM, Sidoravicious, V & Stein, DL 2006, 'Ising ferromagnet: Zero-temperature dynamic evolution', Journal of Physics A: Mathematical and General, vol. 39, no. 22, pp. 6841-6849. https://doi.org/10.1088/0305-4470/39/22/002
De Oliveira PMC, Newman CM, Sidoravicious V, Stein DL. Ising ferromagnet: Zero-temperature dynamic evolution. Journal of Physics A: Mathematical and General. 2006 Jun 2;39(22):6841-6849. https://doi.org/10.1088/0305-4470/39/22/002
De Oliveira, P. M.C. ; Newman, C. M. ; Sidoravicious, V. ; Stein, D. L. / Ising ferromagnet : Zero-temperature dynamic evolution. In: Journal of Physics A: Mathematical and General. 2006 ; Vol. 39, No. 22. pp. 6841-6849.
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N2 - The dynamic evolution at zero temperature of a uniform Ising ferromagnet on a square lattice is followed by Monte Carlo computer simulations. The system always eventually reaches a final, absorbing state, which sometimes coincides with a ground state (all spins parallel), and sometimes does not (parallel stripes of spins up and down). We initiate here the numerical study of 'chaotic time dependence' (CTD) by seeing how much information about the final state is predictable from the randomly generated quenched initial state. CTD was originally proposed to explain how nonequilibrium spin glasses could manifest an equilibrium pure state structure, but in simpler systems such as homogeneous ferromagnets it is closely related to long-term predictability and our results suggest that CTD might indeed occur in the infinite volume limit.
AB - The dynamic evolution at zero temperature of a uniform Ising ferromagnet on a square lattice is followed by Monte Carlo computer simulations. The system always eventually reaches a final, absorbing state, which sometimes coincides with a ground state (all spins parallel), and sometimes does not (parallel stripes of spins up and down). We initiate here the numerical study of 'chaotic time dependence' (CTD) by seeing how much information about the final state is predictable from the randomly generated quenched initial state. CTD was originally proposed to explain how nonequilibrium spin glasses could manifest an equilibrium pure state structure, but in simpler systems such as homogeneous ferromagnets it is closely related to long-term predictability and our results suggest that CTD might indeed occur in the infinite volume limit.
U2 - 10.1088/0305-4470/39/22/002
DO - 10.1088/0305-4470/39/22/002
JO - Journal of Physics A: Mathematical and Theoretical
JF - Journal of Physics A: Mathematical and Theoretical


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National child welfare experts will join more than 100 local stakeholders on Thursday for a Child Welfare Forum at The Cornhusker Hotel from 1:00-4:00 p.m. in an event designed to provide information and generate discussion around evidence-based best practices for the state's revamped child welfare system.
The forum, which is hosted by Nebraska Appleseed and sponsored by the State Policy Advocacy and Reform Center (SPARC), will feature a panel of experts and interactive breakout sessions where participants will discuss the best ways for Nebraska to assess needs and decide on, fund, and implement solutions to help children in foster care.
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The 13 string virtuosi who make up this conductor-less ensemble did well to name themselves after Areangelo Corelli. Both as a violinist and as a composer, Corelli brought the art of string-playing to heights never-before achieved, exploring new dimensions of dynamics and tonal richness. What makes the Societa Corelli virtually unique among other interpreters of that period is their style. Their tone production, use of vibrato and other subtleties evident in this performance of Antonio Vivaldi's Four Seasons are artistic, creative and vital music-making.
Mastered by Ryan K. Smith at Sterling Sound from the original 3-track master tapes, cut at 33 1/3, and plated and pressed at Quality Record Pressings - no other editions match these for the quietest 200-gram platters available. This title is also available on Hybrid Stereo SACD.
Antonio Vivaldi, composer
Societa Corelli
Spring - Concerto No. 1 In E - Allegro
Spring - Concerto No. 1 In E - Largo
Summer - Concerto No. 2 In G Minor - Allegro Non Molto
Summer - Concerto No. 2 In G Minor - Adagio
Summer - Concerto No. 2 In G Minor - Presto
Autumn - Concerto No. 3 In F - Allegro
Autumn - Concerto No. 3 In F - Adagio Molto
Winter - Concerto No. 4 In F Minor - Allegro Non Molto
Winter - Concerto No. 4 In F Minor - Largo
Winter - Concerto No. 4 In F Minor - Allegro


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Touring-oriented BMW R18 Classic launched in India, priced at Rs 24 lakh- Technology News, FP
The BMW R18 Classic has been launched in India, at a price tag of Rs 24 lakh (ex-showroom). It was only in April last year that BMW Motorrad took the wraps off the retro-style R18 cruiser, and it was launched in India towards the end of 2020. In October 2020, BMW revealed a touring-oriented derivative of the R18, named the R18 Classic, which has now been introduced in our market. But what exactly sets the R18 Classic apart from the standard bike? Let's take a look.
BMW R18 Classic vs R18: The differences
Based on the First Edition variant of the standard model, the BMW R18 Classic has the same LED headlight as the R18, but also gets additional auxiliary lights either side of the headlight unit. Another touring-oriented inclusion is the large windscreen, which is almost a necessity for high-speed touring. There's also a smaller, 16-inch front wheel, compared to the standard R18's 19-inch wheel, and it runs on wider tyres.
The BMW R18 Classic costs around Rs 1.50 lakh more than the R18 First Edition. Image: BMW Motorrad
The seats are slightly different from the R18's, and the bike also features saddle bags. Finally, the striking fishtail exhausts have been replaced by slash-cut exhausts to free up space for the saddle bags.
These changes and additions aside, the BMW R18 Classic uses the same frame and suspension as the standard R18. Powering it is the biggest boxer engine BMW Motorrad has made till date – a 1,802cc unit that produces 91 hp and 158 Nm of torque.
At Rs 24 lakh, the R18 Classic costs roughly Rs 1.5 lakh more than the R18 First Edition.
Amazon backs Indian wealth management service Smallcase in $40 million funding – TC
Under the world's deepest lake, Baikal telescope being assembled to hunt ghost particles- Technology News, FP
New wave of 'hacktivism' adds twist to cybersecurity woes- Technology News, FP
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Delhi Police, run by India's central government, raids Twitter offices over manipulated label – TC
Hacker publishes alleged records of 20 million BigBasket users – TC
WhatsApp for iOS is expected to get a voice message transcription feature soon: Report- Technology News, FP
Toyota targets halving battery costs for electric vehicles by 2030, to invest $13.6 billion in battery R&D- Technology News, FP
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Oklahoma City Thunder at Boston Celtics: 2011-2012 Game 14 Preview; Polar Opposites Collide
By Marina Mangiaracina@MarinaWTLC Jan 16, 2012, 10:28am CST
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GameThread at 7, be there!
Records: Oklahoma City Thunder (11-2) vs Boston Celtics (4-7)
Time: 7:00 PM Central Standard Time
Place: The Toronto-Dominion Banknorth Garden, Boston, Massachusetts
TV: Turner Network Television Only
Radio: WWLS The Sports Animal (98.1), WEEI Sportsradio 93.7 FM/850 AM
Enemy Blog(s): CelticsBlog, Red's Army, CelticsHub
The Thunder and the Celtics couldn't be more opposite right now. One team is today's news, one team is yesterday's news. One team was painstakingly rebuilt, one team was built in a day. One team comes from an old East Coast town, one team comes from a young city in the Midwest. One team is old, one team is young. One team has 17 championships, one has none. Yet, despite all of these differences, these teams destinies are intertwined.
And we all know why. Right before the trade deadline in February of 2011, Kendrick Perkins and Nate Robinson were traded for Jeff Green and Nenad Krstic. Robinson never played, and Krstic went to Moscow. Green is out for the season, but even before that, he looked lost in the Celtics' offense. You're left with Kendrick Perkins, who has become the defensive force in the paint the Thunder were looking for.
Right now, most Oklahoma City fans are laughing at this deal, especially after it came to light before this season that Danny Ainge actually tried to re-do the trade, offering Rajon Rondo and Jeff Green for Russell Westbrook and Kendrick Perkins. But, this deal could have turned out very differently. Kendrick Perkins has historically been an injury prone player, and it's not far off to think that he could have re-injured his knee this season. All of a sudden, the Thunder are left with nothing, while the Celtics could be left with a young and healthy Jeff Green. I'm not saying Presti made a bad move by any stretch, but I am adamant that there was risk for both sides.
The Celtics four game losing streak heading into this one isn't as bad as it seems. Their losses were to last year's champion Mavericks, last years East #1 seed Bulls, and twice to the scorching Pacers. Despite the quality of that four game stretch, if Boston is a championship contender, they should be able to win at least one of those games. Why aren't they?
Well, the Celtics have a propensity for getting behind. In 6 of their 7 losses, they've lost the first quarter. And in the other loss, they tied their opponent at a measly 14. Their lackadaisical play early on isn't so bad when they're playing a lower quality opponent that they can easily shut out. But when they're playing an opponent that's at least as good as them, all they're doing is digging themselves a mighty fine hole that they must later climb out of. Meanwhile, Rajon Rondo is dripping 4.1 turnovers a game and averaging one less assist.
What do the Thunder need to do in order to win? Obviously, we need to establish our lead early on. Secondly, they need to identify the hot hand. The Celtics aren't going to be a team that has guys scoring consistently well every night, but they have a lot of good places to look. If the Thunder can shut down whomever happens to be getting hot, the Celtics will have trouble finding offense. Lastly, the Thunder need to win the rebounding battle, which shouldn't be too hard considering our size advantage.
I predict a sluggish defensive battle that ends after a last minute Celtics comeback is thwarted by a few trips to the Thunder free throw line.
Prediction: Oklahoma City 95, Boston 89


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Highlights from Al's Walk for Life
18 October – 16 November
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Envoy Alan Staines OAM OF, 86 years young, National Secretary of Postvention Australia, committed to walking over 320km from Canberra to Sydney over 28 days to raise community awareness throughout Australia of the urgent need to provide support for those impacted by suicide. Many are falling between the cracks are receiving no help at all. He visited 14 towns, providing information on suicide bereavement and how to support bereaved friends, as well as the local/national support services available.
Support Alan and the Walk for Life by giving generously this Christmas. Please donate here: postventionaustralia.org/walkforlifedonation
The primary reason is to raise greater awareness and education to communities throughout Australia of the need to provide support to the bereaved by suicide.
Over 3000 people take their lives each year in Australia, equating more than 8 suicides a day. The consequences of suicide are immense – to lose someone to suicide commonly results in intense emotional trauma, shock, grief, guilt, physical and emotional ill health and adverse social and economic circumstances. The bereaved by suicide are up to 8 times the risk of suicide than the general population.
Information and support have been demonstrated to be important in helping the bereaved survive through the pain of grief (postvention). Effective postvention is prevention.
Suicide touches everyone, all ages and incomes, all racial, ethnic and religious groups in all parts of our country. Suicide creates a huge ripple effect in the community – affecting family, friends, colleagues, neighbours, clubs, schools, and others.
Highlights of the Walk
Alan Staines spent time discussing Postvention with a senior government Minister, the Hon Ken Wyatt AM MP, Minister for Indigenous Health and Minister for Senior Australians and Aged Care (pictured), as well as the Minister for Indigenous Affairs, the Hon Nigel Scullion MP and the Member for Parramatta Julie Owens MP, at Parliament House in preparation for his launch.
History was made at the Launch with the term Postvention being articulated by the Federal Health Minister, Hon Greg Hunt MP, shadowed by Hon Ken Wyatt AM MP.
The two senior Ministers launched Alan on his Walk for Life on 18th November from Canberra with Minister Hunt, donating $100,000 to this Postvention journey for those bereaved by suicide and presenting Alan with a personal letter from Prime Minister Scott Morrison. There was a huge turnout from national media and Alan was delighted to play his trombone for the Minister and have his family and friends wave him off. This recognition of Postvention by the Federal Government has made history in the suicide bereavement sector and Alan will return to Parliament in the new year to discuss funding and strategies.
Support for Alan and his Postvention Walk for Life rolled in from across the nation, even here in the words from Prime Minister "All power to you Alan!"
Alan discusses postvention and mental health issues, especially within Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, with Professor Tom Calma AO at Parliament House.
Bill Shorten MP, while comparing walking shoes with Alan in Canberra, reckons running and walking is the best thing for mental health. The two shared a laugh together, with the Leader of the Opposition congratulating Alan on his Walk for Life initiative and inviting him to return for a meeting after the walk.
Sky News interviewed Alan on the issue of suicide bereavement and the Walk for Life (which can be viewed here). Vision also used in the Advertiser and The Mercury.
Jo Laverty ABC Drivetime radio host interviewed Alan about his Walk for Life. Family and team joined Alan while he talks to tens of thousands in the greater Canberra region about the importance of postvention.
The Journey – Canberra to Sydney
Alan connected with local folk in towns such as Goulburn, meeting with Malcolm from the Goulburn Suicide Prevention Network and offering suicide bereavement support group training.
Thank you to David Cole at the Goulburn Post for covering the important issue of suicide prevention.
Alan played some tunes on the trombone at the Moss Vale Community Forum. Thank you for those who joined Alan to awareness in the community for greater support for the bereaved by suicide.
A very successful meeting in Bowral! A big thank you to Oxley College for their generosity in taking us in for morning tea and letting us share our message of postvention. It was so lovely to meet Emma, the Community Relations Officer, all the students and staff members at Oxley College to start the conversation about mental health and suicide prevention and pass along a few resources. Alan also met with Oxley College Deputy Principal Mark Case who joined us for the Community Forum.
Alan also met with Ken from the Bowral Lions Club and Trevor from Rotary Club of Bowral-Mittagong. Thanks to them for raising awareness in their clubs and community about suicide bereavement.
Thank you to those who attended the really powerful Community Forum at Bargo. A special shout out to Craig Curtis, President of Lions Club of Tahmoor for the use of their hall for the Forum.
Alan reached Picton with a whopping 205km completed. Picton was very welcoming – thank you for those who showed up to the Forum on Tuesday!
Thank you for those who attended the Camden and Campbelltown Forums. Alan was very thankful to Lifeline Macarthur for their support throughout the region. Salvation Army Narellan Corps were very welcoming, having us over for a refreshing cuppa and some words of encouragement. Thank you to Joshua Bartlett at the Campbelltown-Macathur Advertiser for his article Elderly man treks through Macarthur to raise suicide prevention awareness.
In Auburn, Alan engaged with various members of the community.
A special shoutout to Blake at Headspace Parramatta for helping out at today's Community Forum! It was great to develop these connections in the community and we look forward to further engagement in the future.
What an amazing Homecoming Welcome for Alan complete with a 50-member Concert Band and flowers from the NSW Premier, the Hon Gladys Berejiklian MP, and the NSW Minister for Mental Health, the Hon Tanya Davies MP.
A real team effort… the end of the Walk, but now the real beginning of postvention awareness in Australia.
Thank you Sydney RV Group
We want to express our deepest gratitude to Sydney RV Group for very kindly supplying Alan with a motor home for the duration of Al's Walk for Life.
It has sheltered Alan during torrential rain, the relentless Aussie sun, and given Alan a place to rest his weary legs. Thank you, particularly Norman and Bronwyn, for your big-hearted gesture in supporting those impacted by suicide. Al's Walk for Life would not have been possible without Sydney RV Group's generosity.
Alan and the team would like to thank various media all around Australia for shedding light on the often-neglected issue of suicide bereavement through covering Al's Walk for Life.
Special thanks to Laura Jayes at Sky News – we couldn't have done it without you. Check out the coverage by Sky News here.
The vision has been used in The Australian, NT News, and the Advertiser.
Many thanks to Ben Fordham and 2GB for their support to us during the entire Walk with daily updates and live crosses, spreading the message to so many and letting them know they are not alone. More here.
The extensive article in The Senior by Geraldine Cardozo – thank you for your support.
"As much as anyone, Alan has brought the attention of Australians to the devastation that suicide brings to families, friends and the community. His commitment to suicide prevention is unmatched."
– Prof. Robert Goldney, The University of Adelaide
"I'm a strong supporter of Alan Staines, his passion comes from a lifelong involvement, and his continuing concern for those affected by the loss of life from suicide.
Postvention is about relationships between people and their communities, it is -prevention after suicide – for those grieving after losing someone from suicide, it involves intense personal engagement with the people left behind and their communities. They need to be helped to understand they are not alone in their bewilderment and there will be support for them during their sadness. Postvention depends on people who are – selfless, other-person orientated and concerned for the well-being of others. They deserve our support. We need more of them"
– Emer. Prof. Ian Webster AO, Deputy Chair of Postvention Australia (Former Chair of the National Advisory Councils on suicide prevention)
"Suicide is the worst of all human tragedies. And not only this: the suicide of a person increases the risk of people who are close to them. It is estimated today that the number of people exposed to suicide may be even more than 135, with varying degrees of emotional severity. So far, governments have invested very sparingly on suicide prevention; but for the sake of the suicide survivors, neither the attention nor the money was dedicated. It is therefore extremely important to support the activities of Postvention Australia, which has been fighting for years to raise awareness on those tragically affected by suicide."
– Emeritus Professor Diego de Leo AO, former Director of the Australian Institute Suicide Research and Prevention
"It is our hope that through this Walk of Life you will bring greater awareness for those who suffer in our communities, especially the health and wellbeing of each person bereaved by suicide. May the impact of what you do in these days be a growing awareness across Australia."
– National Commander of the Salvation Army Australia, Commissioner Floyd Tidd
Lois Staines
Thank you to the lovely Lois Staines, who has been the devoted wife of Alan for 65 years and counting. Lois supported Alan on his Walk for Life, with 4:45am starts for hot breakfasts everyday, providing moral support and driving the escort vehicle. Alan couldn't have done this Walk and ongoing work for Postvention Australia without the support of Lois.
Brad Farmer
Government Relations and Media
Awarded Honorary Life Membership by Suicide Prevention Australia for his lifetime contribution to the field, Brad is continuing to assist others in national projects like Al's Walk for Life and Postvention Australia. An advocate since his school years, he has worked across the world to improve the lives of others, from the offices of Federal Parliament to the most impoverished regions imaginable. Like his old mate and mentor Alan Staines OAM, he's dedicated his life to the service of humanity and is pleased to be leading all strategic government, community and media relations in this next important step toward improving the mental health and well being of Australians.
John Gohari
On Road Logistics, Communications Co-ordinator, Safety & Traffic, Field co-ordinations
Sydney-based father of two, John first met Alan while working as a volunteer Crisis Counsellor for Salvo Care Line and like all our team members behind the scenes is passionate about people, social justice and those bereaved by suicide. John is keen to get on the road to help raise community awareness and education to support Australians affected by suicide. He is also an avid bushwalker and enjoys a keen interest in Overseas Mission work. In his spare time, John enjoys spending time with family and friends. John is generously volunteering his time away from Sydney Water where he has worked in senior roles for over 40 years.
Carol Zhou-Zheng
Communications, Adminstrator, Social Media, All Rounder
Carol Zhou-Zheng has been working for Alan at Postvention Australia for a number of years, which aligns with her passions in suicide prevention and bereavement. Carol graduated from a Bachelor of Engineering (Biomedical)/Bachelor of Arts from the University of Sydney earlier this year. She has been working tirelessly on the Walk for Life campaign with Alan in communications, administration, social media, and anything else that needs to be done around the place!
Media Statement – Government strongly urged to Act Now as more Australians are lost to Suicide each day say experts – The 6th Australian Postvention Conference
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Jaguars end Colts' 16-game AFC South winning streak
By Mark Long, associated Press Dec. 13, 2015
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - The Indianapolis Colts no longer have a stranglehold on the AFC South.
At least not while Andrew Luck remains on the sideline.
Blake Bortles threw for three touchdowns and ran for a score - all in the second half - as Jacksonville beat Indianapolis 51-16 on Sunday to end the Colts' 16-game winning streak in the division.
It was the longest division streak in NFL history. Now it's over, ended in lopsided fashion by an unlikely foe.
"You never want to lose (that way)," Indianapolis linebacker D'Qwell Jackson said. "It's been one of those funky years where you tend to get things rolling, and then something happens. The longer you play this game, things like that are going to happen."
It has happened two weeks in a row for the Colts (6-7), who lost 45-10 at Pittsburgh last week.
The Jaguars (5-8) scored on offense, defense and special teams in the same game for the first time since 2011. It helped Jacksonville gain ground in the muddled division, moving within a game of Indy and the Texans with three to play. The Colts' previous loss against the AFC South came on Dec. 16, 2012, at Houston.
"Back to the drawing board," said Indianapolis defensive end Robert Mathis, who scored his team's lone touchdown on a fumble recovery in the end zone. "You never want to let a team score 50 points on you. Jacksonville is a lot better football team than what we saw the first time. The last time we got stomped like this was in 2006, and we went on to win the Super Bowl. You can climb from the depths, from the bottom of the valley all the way up the mountaintop. It can be done. That's what I've told the guys. It can be done."
Indeed, the Colts lost 44-17 at Jacksonville in December 2006 and regrouped to win it all. Of course, that team had Peyton Manning. This team is unsure when it will get Luck back.
"We need to find that switch and hit it," Mathis said. "We're still digging, still clawing. When you win, everything's all right. When you lose, all hell breaks loose. We've just got to keep fighting. I know we're a hell of a lot better than what we showed today."
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David Glendenning Cogan, MD, was born on Feb. 14, 1908 in Fall River, Mass. His father was an Episcopalian minister whom Dr. Cogan described as "an ascetic who didn't communicate much … worked on Sundays and spent the rest of his week with his books."
Consequently, his father's personality allowed Dr. Cogan a relative amount of freedom in his actions when growing up, which he treasured. In Dr. Cogan's oral history interview in 1990, he was asked what he considered the highlight of his career. His response: "I suppose the one word that says it all is freedom — freedom to pursue what I thought was right and promising, freedom to associate with persons whom I admire and respect, and freedom to identify with institutions that serve the common good." Dr. Cogan's life certainly demonstrated all these concepts.
Dr. Cogan had outside jobs during his school years, which he stated imbued him with "good work habits." This ethic, incubated early in his life, continued and was the engine propelling Dr. Cogan's intellect to produce a significant impact on ophthalmology and motivate those around him. While I was a fellow with Dr. Cogan at National Institutes of Health (NIH), I overheard another doctor say, "I don't think Dr. Cogan works as hard as he used to — he doesn't come to work until 10 a.m." That doctor didn't know that Dr. Cogan awoke at 6 a.m. every day and read or worked on manuscripts from 7 a.m. until he went to work at 10 a.m. Even at age 83, Dr. Cogan was working more than most of the staff at NIH, five days a week and often on Saturdays.
David Glendenning Cogan, MD
Dr. Cogan's decision to go to medical school was undoubtedly influenced by his aunt and his mother who were both MDs. In fact, his mother was an ophthalmologist - the first woman ophthalmologist at the Boston Dispensary, and one of the first women doctors at the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary (MEEI). Around 12 years old, he was allowed to accompany his mother to her clinics at Mass Eye and Ear on Saturdays.
It's perhaps no surprise that by the time he was a sophomore at Dartmouth Medical School at age 21, he had decided on ophthalmology as a career. The decision was nurtured by his mother's "high regard for ophthalmology and ophthalmologists" and enriched by his relationship with first The Dartmouth Eye Institute, and then with Mass Eye and Ear after his transfer to Harvard Medical School for his third and fourth years. During his medical senior year Dr. Cogan applied for an ophthalmology residency at Mass Eye and Ear, which was a natural choice derived partly from his familiarity with that institution, his mother's successful tenure there, and the intellectual stimulation he experienced at Mass Eye and Ear while at Harvard Medical School, particularly with his adviser Dr. Edwin Dunphy, an ophthalmologist, who would later become Chief of Mass Eye and Ear and Chairman of the Department of Ophthalmology.
Dr. Cogan began doing research in ophthalmology while a resident at Mass Eye and Ear and immediately after finishing residency was appointed to the Howe Laboratory staff by Dr. Frederick Verhoeff, with whom he'd developed a close relationship. He performed research for nine months of the year and saw patients during the other three months, all for $600 per year. Dr. Verhoeff retired at age 65 per Harvard rules, and Dr. Cogan at age 32 became acting director, and then director of the Howe Laboratory.
As director, Dr. Cogan fostered an environment based on freedom of thought and avenue of research, "I believe it is important to appoint a person of promise and let him develop his ideas as he sees fit." Although research applicability to clinical ophthalmology was encouraged, observations in the basic sciences were supported as Dr. Cogan knew that clinically pertinent findings might evolve. To this end, active discourse between clinicians and basic scientists was facilitated, including during the "brown-bag" lunches he held in the Laboratory wherein even the most junior staff were encouraged to actively participate. As Dr. Cogan stated, "Few patients realize the benefits they gain from what goes on in the back rooms of research."
Because of the stature of the Howe Laboratory and the enlightened environment which Dr. Cogan created recruitment of a talented retinue of brilliant individuals ensued, many destined to become renown experts in their respective fields. These included Dr. W. Morton Grant whose research and amalgamation with the clinical expertise provided by infirmary surgeon Dr. Paul Chandler, developed into production of the leading textbook on glaucoma. Additionally, Dr. Grant compiled a compendium on the effects of toxic substances on the eye, which remains a premier source of information on this subject. Dr. Grant was completing an update of the fifth edition at the time of his death. Others included Dr. V. Everett Kinsey — cornea and lens physiology and retrolental fibroplasia, Dr. Jin Kinositia — biochemistry of diabetic cataracts, Dr. Toichiro Kuwabara — corneal and retinal pathophysiology and ultrastructural pathology, Dr. Herbert F. Kaufman — herpetic keratitis and treatment, Dr. David Donaldson — photographic anatomy and pathology of the eye, Dr. Charles Schepens — binocular ophthalmoscopy, Dr. Robert Reinecke — temporal arteritis and stereopsis testing, Dr. Ephraim Friedman — choroidal and retinal blood flow, Dr. Gerald Chader — retinal pathophysiology, and Dr. Carl Kupfer — aqueous flow dynamics and lateral geniculate body innervation2 and several others.
Dr. Kupfer later became the first Director of the newly formed National Eye Institute (NEI) in 1970. As part of his effort to build an intramural scientific core he invited Dr. Cogan and other members of the Howe laboratory to come to Bethesda. As it happens, the Howe Laboratory was in a state of turmoil due to new issues promulgated by the Dean of Harvard University, and it seemed to Dr. Cogan that from a professional standpoint, this might be as good a time as any to leave. He joined the rest of his staff at NIH for what he called "a trial period" but which lasted 23 years. The group of scientists that moved to Bethesda from Boston became known as "The Howe Lab South".
Dr. Cogan was pleased with the environs at the NEI as he had the same system as in Boston but in an expanded form. He had excellent facilities for videotaping patients and had a close association with the neurologic departments at the NIH. He was able to continue his pathology studies with Dr. Toichiro Kuwabara, a scientific relationship which had flourished for 35 years. "Brown-bag" lunch sessions were again instituted which proved invaluable for the fellows and faculty that attended. Like in Boston, these generated ideas for further research. One disappointment Cogan expressed about the NEI was the physical separation of the basic scientists from the clinicians.
This was largely due to lack of space in the Warren Grant Magnuson Clinical Center (in building 10) where his office and labs were located. The basic scientists were housed in their own building a block away. Nevertheless, various conferences and meetings were arranged which eased the dichotomy to an extent. Cogan flourished at the NEI, saw neuro-ophthalmic patients and could "shift between neuro-ophthalmology and pathology freely". A neuro-ophthalmology fellowship program was established and many of his trainees went on to become leaders in the field.
Dr. Cogan and his wife "Did" at their vacation home in Michigan.
The greatest sadness in David Cogan's life was the death of two of his four daughters. His oldest daughter, Christy, was killed in an automobile accident in 1962 at age 22. While I was a fellow with Dr. Cogan, he asked me to stay at his home in Chevy Chase while he and his wife, Francis (known as "Did") were in Germany for several months as part of the Humbolt-Stiftung Award. In the winter of 1988, I received an early morning phone call from Dr. Cogan's youngest daughter Pricilla informing me that her sister, Ann, had been hit by a snowplow in Rochester, New York, and did not survive. Priscilla said her parents were coming home from Germany the next day. When David and Did arrived at the house, Dr. Cogan looked as despondent as I had ever seen — another of his children had been taken from him and in much the same way. It was weeks before Dr. Cogan returned to his communicative and participatory self.
Despite thriving professionally at the NEI, Dr. Cogan found that living in Chevy Chase was a profound change from his life in Boston. His wife Did said, "If I had my choice, I'd go back to Boston". They found Chevy Chase to be "barely tolerable in the summer", and hence escaped to their vacation home in Michigan as often, and for as long as was possible. That home, near Leland on the shores of Lake Michigan, had been in Did Cogan's family for three generations.
Idyllically named "Nepenthe" (which in Greek means "that which chases away sorrow") the property figured prominently in Dr. Cogan's life and career. He and Did were married there on July 14, 1934. His "little books," "Neurology of the Ocular Muscles, and Neurology of the Visual System," were written in the garage on the property converted into a study, "It was just me and the chipmunks." Dr. Cogan had invited several of his collaborators and friends to Nepenthe, including Drs. Everett Kinsey, Morton Grant, Lorenz Zimmerman, Marshal Parks, ex-Sen. William Fulbright, Toichi Kuwabara, and others (including myself), where lively discussions transpired surrounding ophthalmologic problems and other salient topics. Of course, there were relaxation periods, but Cogan also spent a lot of time writing manuscripts and reading, "The cruelest thing you can do to a man is to expect him to sit on the beach and leave his work back in the laboratory." Besides offering relative solace for him to work, Cogan saw Nepenthe as "a place to garden do carpentry around the house, go hiking through the woods, and to beat my daughter in tennis." He complained that he physically couldn't do what he used to do, but he continued these activities well into his 80s. Additionally, Dave renewed his interest in playing the piano late in life (age 72) and would get up in the middle of the night and play, "It relaxes me and allows me to be creative in a different milieu."
Dr. Cogan's scientific creativity was far ranging and robust. This combined with his acute observational insights led to the descriptions of several clinical entities which now bear his name. He disliked the use of eponyms and thought eponyms should be used only if the descriptors for the problem were cumbersome or the etiology was unknown. Nevertheless, several entities he reported are now related using his appellation.
Because of his meticulous note-taking and unique record keeping system, Dr. Cogan was able to recognize that, of the many patients he had seen in clinic, there were 4 who exhibited a fluctuating inflammation of the cornea and at some time also the abrupt onset of vertigo and deafness. He published these cases in 1945 and proposed the entity be called "Syndrome of nonsyphilitic interstitial keratitis and vestibuloauditory symptoms." However, as additional cases around the country were recognized, the entity began to be called "Cogan's Syndrome". Dr. Cogan had a similar explanation for why his description of four cases of "congenital oculomotor apraxia with jerky head thrusts," first presented in his Jackson Memorial Lecture in 1952, was often called "Cogan's syndrome, type 2". He said, "I would not opt for an eponym in this case …"
In 1963, Dr. Cogan presented a paper at the American Ophthalmologic Society outlining a microcystic keratopathy in five patients calling it "Microcystic dystrophy of the corneal epithelium". And as had happened before, subsequent investigators referred to it as "Cogan's microcystic corneal dystrophy", although now it goes by the moniker "Map-dot- fingerprint corneal dystrophy". In 1965 Dr. Cogan published a review of myasthenia gravis with a description of twitch movements in ptotic eyelids of myasthenic patients with movement from infraversion to the primary position. This is still described as "Cogan's lid twitch." Also, in 1965, Dr. Cogan along with Dr. Toichiro Kuwabara, his primary collaborator at the time, published a description of "Focal senile translucency of the sclera," which has become known as "Cogan's calcific scleral patch".
At a meeting of the Verhoeff Ophthalmic Pathology Society in 1968, Dr. Cogan discovered both he and Dr. Algernon Reese brought iris pathology specimens to share that depicted a hitherto undescribed disorder. In these cases, a cuticular membrane covered the surface of the iris with small, pigmented excrescences protruding through the membrane, dotted along the iris surface. Peripheral anterior iris synechiae and glaucoma were present. Details of these cases were published in 1969 by Cogan and Reese and the entity became known as the "Cogan-Reese Iris Nevus Syndrome."
Dr. Cogan's contributions to ophthalmic understanding included much more than just the eponymic disorders listed above. For instance, after visiting Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1949 (under the auspices of the Atomic Bomb Commission), he authored the first description of radiation cataracts derived from atomic fallout. He elucidated important oculomotor factors in cerebellar disease, internuclear ophthalmoplegia, and the usefulness of optokinetic nystagmus in parietal lobe disease, praeter plura.
Dr. Toichiro Kuwabara transferred to the NIH with Dr. Cogan. Together Cogan and Kuwabara authored 64 seminal papers on histopathologic and pathophysiologic findings for a wide range of topics including corneal fat metabolism, vasculopathy in diabetes mellitus, fat deposition in arcus senilis, corneal cystinosis, Gaucher's disease, lecithin-cholesterol-acyltransferase deficiency (LCAT), among many others. Dr. Kuwabara brought ultrastructural analysis to many of Dr. Cogan's descriptions. Dr. Cogan 's wife, Francis C. Cogan, MD, spent two years in Kuwabara's lab, learning evaluation and management techniques and participating in research. In the early years after their marriage, she participated in research activities in the Howe Lab and at Mass Eye and Ear. An accomplished scientist in her own right, she published numerous papers on experimental studies in ophthalmology especially on microwave induced cataracts in 1976. Of the first 10 papers that Dr. Cogan wrote, his wife was co-author on six.
Dr. Cogan playing his piano at 1 a.m.
Dr. Cogan loved ophthalmology, the complexity of visual perception, and investigation of the maladies which interfered with it. David never stopped working, even up until his death on September 9, 1993 at age 85. He was laid to rest in Leland near the grave of his daughter Christy. "Did" died on January 18, 2002 and is buried alongside her husband of 68 years.
David Cogan's legacy lives on through his seminal and classic publications, and through application of his name to endeavors he believed in. At Mass Eye and Ear, the David G. Cogan Pathology Laboratory was dedicated in his honor. Two endowed chairs have been established there, the David Glendening Professorship in 1969, and The Edith Ives Cogan Professorship named for his mother, one of the first women ophthalmologists at Mass Eye and Ear. The David Glendenning Cogan Library at NEI was established in 1985. His extensive clinico-pathologic collection was digitalized and can be found at "The David G. Cogan Ophthalmic Pathology Collection". Important elements of his neuro-ophthalmologic case collection are available on the Neuro-Ophthalmology Virtual Education Library (NOVEL) internet database — "The David G. Cogan Neuro-Ophthalmology Collection".
Dr. Cogan was a founding member of several institutions including the Ophthalmic Pathology Club (now the Verhoeff-Zimmerman Society) and the Association of University Professors of Ophthalmology (AUPO). He established the Paul A. Chandler Visiting Professorship at Mass Eye and Ear. Because of his concern that details of ophthalmic history were being lost, David invited a group of interested ophthalmologists and historical scholars to present and discuss historical aspects of ophthalmology at the National Library of Medicine in Bethesda, Md. This first meeting of the American Ophthalmic History Society was in 1988 with 26 attendees and was followed thereafter with annual meetings in Bethesda. The society quickly grew, and now, 33 years later, there are over 60 active members of what is now known as the Cogan Ophthalmic History Society.
Although the above cognomen will keep his name alive in perpetuity, the personal memories of him, held fondly by his hundreds of students and colleagues are transcendent. David at no time was condescending or dogmatic. He taught compassionately via the Socratic method and avidly encouraged the careers of young and upcoming scientists and clinicians. The Cogan Award, given at the Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology (ARVO) meeting honors young and productive leaders.
Dr. Cogan's gifts to ophthalmology live on through his seminal and classic publications, and his extensive clinico-pathologic collection and neuro-ophthalmology cases now available on the internet. When asked how he would like to be remembered, David said "I think I would rest comfortably if they said, 'He had his assets, he had his liabilities, he made mistakes, and he made contributions, but the contributions and accomplishments outweigh the mistakes.' "
David Cogan's humility from a place of greatness, is an indelible part of his considerable legacy.
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Life With A Love Bug: Walking With a Toddler!
Yesterday I decided that we needed to get out and go for a walk. So that's what we did we got Love and the dog and took them to the local trail and started walking. Love was so excited she had to walk the dog no one else could do it. She was so excited she felt like such a big girl walking the dog and I have to say she did a great job she held onto that leash tightly and didn't let the dog control her she controlled the dog. She did have a couple falls because she got too excited a few times and ended up running and tripping over her feet. She would cry a little and then get back up and keep going. She didn't want it to end so when we got back to the car she had a major melt down she wanted to keep walking but we had to get going so I packed her into the car and as soon as she was in and stopped crying she turned to me and said "we go for walk" so hopefully this weekend we can go for another walk !


Spirit, Flesh, Bone is the eighth chapter of Haruko Ichikawa's manga Land of the Lustrous.
Phos is stunned at Ventricosus' true form, which is similar to the gems. Phos seems to not know much about gender, they question Ventricosus' chest. Phos wonders about why she and the gems have similar features, Ventricosus dodges the question but gives up after Phos comes up with stupid guesses. She tells Phos the legend of the humans who were split into soul, flesh, and bone. She explains that her kind, the 'flesh' are mortal, but the bone and soul were immortal. Phos is surprised that the tale is similar to the one the gems posses. They wonder why the moon people, having the same origins, hunt the gems. They both arrive at their destination, which appears to be pretty empty. Phos collapses from exhaustion and lays down, Ventricosus says that she has someone dear to her as Cinnabar is to Phos. She asks for forgivness before arrows come down to shoot Phos. Ventricosus states "This is an exchange, for Aculeatus"


Student life is very important for each individual because this is the time when he/she lays a foundation for their future, but the surprise is that, most students do not value time and do not understand that time once passed will not come back. While teaching the time chapter, I asked my students what is time?, then one of them answered that the time is in your hand (watch), and then other said that has passed, that was the time.
Everyone gave different answers because they did not know much about time. They also did not know about the importance of time, they only knew that it is a name of chapter which is in our book. But after teaching them about time and its importance in everyone's life and how we convert seconds into minute, minutes into hour, hours into day, days into weeks and month, months into year, years into decade and decades into century they understood the meaning of time.
Time has no religion, you can not buy or sell it, it is not less for anyone and it is also not more for someone, It is equal for everyone. It does not stop for anybody.
Time cannot move faster or slower for anyone. It is like a cycle that keeps on running continuously. Those who use time at the right moment are more successful in life than others.
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group. To enhance the reading, comprehending and speaking abilities story telling and public speaking session was organised. The educators narrated interesting stories with a moral which will be applied in their teaching. They also spoke on topics of their own. They were given feedback and wrote their learning of this activity.
HOD Meeting was organised in which micro teaching was done, lesson plans for the month of July were made, question papers were discussed and syllabus break up was discussed.
Monday, 7th April: To enhance language and communication skills Story Telling Competition was organised for the students of Class VI-IX. Each and every student participated in the competition. They related beautiful stories which had a moral. They were judged by their Class Teachers. The students learnt to speak confidently in front of others and to make eye contact with the audience.
touch with their studies in holidays also. English Reading Project was also given to the students to improve their reading abilities. That day the students had fun . Games and dance was organised. Some students even visited the forest area. They had fun and frolic.
NOTE: The School is closed for Summer Vacations from 9th May'18 to 1st July'18. We will be back with more news and views when the school reopens on 2nd July'18.


This adorable van rolls around the streets of Denver, Colorado selling sweets out of it's vintage pop-up window. Inspired by traditional French pastries and mid-century American charm, the brand is meant to be delicious and nostalgic. I especially love the bee logo that seems to be an amalgamation of different pastry forms.
The Bumblebee Dessert Truck Branding by Design Womb.


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Egypt condemns assassination of Russian ambassador to Ankara
Ahram Online , Monday 19 Dec 2016
Egypt's Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry (Photo: Al-Ahram)
The Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement on Monday evening that Egypt condemns the assassination of Russia's Ambassador to Turkey Andrei Karlov in Ankara.
The foreign ministry extended its condolence to Russia and its people and affirmed Egypt's support for Moscow in its fight against terrorism.
The statement said Egypt "reminds all countries of international conventions to provide protection to diplomatic missions, particularly with the ongoing threat of terrorism."
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The including Sensa looks for after four principal progresses. Stage one is to sprinkle Sensa on sustenance. The thing runs with 2 shakers, one for salty sustenances and similarly for sweet sustenances. This technique is the spot faultfinders got the name "the Sprinkle Diet" from the.


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Spider-Man No Way Home: Could The Complexity Of The Film Be Hindered To Its Success?
The MCU films attract two types of audiences: the experts, who have been around for over a decade and perceptive when it comes to spotting a reference to the X-Men hidden in the trailer. Spider-Man No Way Home, and those who just want to see a superhero movie for fun. As Kevin Feige, the boss of Marvel Studios, had already announced, the feature films and series in the franchise will be increasingly linked. While it is still possible to understand the plot of a project without having seen the previous one, newbies to MCU movies and series are going to have a hard time understanding all the references. Regarding Spider-Man No Way HomeTom Holland has previously explained that the plot is complex, in part due to the return of old characters and the introduction of the Multiverse. If this will make discerning MCU fans happy, what about the rest?
Spider-Man No Way Home — Crédit(s) : Sony Pictures, Marvel Studios
With Spider-Man : No Way Home, Marvel Studios may lose a few viewers along the way. If luckily they should find it cool to see villains from old superhero movies again, it won't help them figure out what's going on. While some fans break down every detail of a trailer before a project is released, others go to the movies without seeing a single frame of the trailer. It is this type of spectator who risks being disconcerted by the multitude of information around No Way Home.
However, a film cannot claim to please everyone, which is why Marvel Studios certainly prefer to seduce its followers with unusual references and plots. Some fans have been around since the beginning of the MCU and actively enrich the franchise community. The bottom line, however, is that as long as the studios don't forget their casual fans, the MCU will continue to thrive in the future.. While waiting for the film to be released in theaters, find out whether to expect a different version of J. Jonah Jameson or not!
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Mujdat and Feliccia (Objective Rest of the World) still a couple? This photo says it all


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Q: Invalid postback or callback argument - No server controls except a button (DNN Module) My DNN module page only contains some divs and a LinkButton. The contents of the div are populated using jQuery AJAX. The button is used to post a file to the server that needs to be uploaded. I am getting the "Invalid postback or callback argument" error.
Assuming event validation cannot be turned off, from what I have read till now, I am not supposed to modify contents of any server controls on the page using javascript, and if I do then I have to user RegisterForEventValidation to register all possible postback data for that control beforehand. I am not sure if that applies in my case since there are no server controls that are being modified. Is there a problem with my approach for uploading files when rest of the content is all loaded through AJAX?

<asp:LinkButton ID="btnUploadFiles" runat="server" OnClick="btnUploadFiles_Click"
Style="display: none;">Upload Files</asp:LinkButton>

To enable the user to upload, an html file control is rendered and the button is made visible, both through AJAX/javascript. However, I get an error when the page attempts a postback.
Most of the examples I have seen till now mention dropdowns that are manipulated through javascript, and hence RegisterForEventValidation is used on all dynamic values. How can I apply this to my situation?
I am also open to suggestions on the approach I am taking for file uploads on a page that is rendered almost entirely through AJAX.
Thanks in advance!

A: Your main problem here is that you cannot use Postbacks and AJAX at the same time without lots of problems.  When the server issues out a webpage, it expects the same content to return on Postback.  If it sends out empty divs for instance, then you populate those with AJAX, then Post it back to the server, the server will error.  There are some ways around this but in my experience they almost never work consistently.
You need to make the application either fully service oriented (AJAX) or fully page method based.
Service Oriented - Create a server side control that would allow you to use AJAX functions to upload the file.
Page Method - The divs need to be populated on server side.  Any changes to content on the client should be made using a full postback, not AJAX.
Using update panels will work if the content in the divs is not needed when uploading.  In other words, if you need to post back the divs when the button is clicked you will still get the same error.  If the div content is not needed, then wrapping an update panel around only the button will cause only that button click to be posted back and could eliminate your error.


I know the NRA thinks we should have a mandatory waiting period before we discuss guns after a gun related incident. But, those comments themselves have a political purpose to protect the status quo.
The sad reality is if we want to do something about gun violence in this country, we need to expand the availability of mental health services and limit access of those who are mentally unstable from obtaining weapons.
As this chart from the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) notes, only 40.2% of young adults age 18-25 with a serious mental illness received treatment in 2008. Plus, over 1/2 of those treatments consisted only of prescription drugs - not outpatient or inpatient services.
If you are mentally ill, it is very hard to find services to help. It's much easier to find a gun.
Gun dealers are ubiquitous in our society. Just consider that there are 9x as many gun dealers in the United States as there are McDonalds locations -- 129,817 licensed gun dealers in the US compared to 14,098 McDonald's restaurants.
Meanwhile, mental health services are extremely lacking. HRSA reports as of Nov. 16, 2012 there are 89.3 million people living in Mental Health Professional Shortage Areas (HPSAs) in the United States. It would take 5,972 practitioners to meet their need for mental health providers (a population to practitioner ratio of 10,000:1).
I don't expect the NRA to come out in support of expanded mental health services any time soon though. They are more interested in arming even more people to "address" the problem.
We need to do something more effective to address this problem -- now. We can't afford to wait.
I disagree with your assumption of the NRA not supporting mental health because "They are more interested in arming even more people to "address" the problem." I think it is an outrageous comment to lead people to think they provide guns to "address the problem!" What is YOUR solution? If you cannot offer a solution, then don't bother blogging. Your East Tennessee roots should be able to offer up some sort of reason,that is lack of education. Guns did not kill the Conn children, a sick person did. Supporting mental health services would be ideal for the NRA and I wouldn't doubt if we don't see that at some point.