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Distinguished Faculty Seminar: Drs. Lois Lee and Eric Fleegler, Pediatric Firearm Injuries – The Role of Policies and Pediatricians
The University of Michigan's Institute for Firearm Injury Prevention invites you to a Distinguished Faculty Seminar with Dr. Lois Lee and Dr. Eric Fleeger of Boston Children's Hospital:
Pediatric Firearm Injuries – The Role of Policies and Pediatricians
Distinguished Faculty Speakers: Dr. Lois Lee and Dr. Eric Fleegler, editors: Pediatric Firearm Injuries and Fatalities.
Date: Monday, October 3, 2022
Time: 4:00 – 5:00 pm EST
Location: 1680 School of Public Health I, Henry Frieze Vaughan Public Health Building, 1415 Washington Heights, Ann Arbor, MI
Firearms are the leading cause of death in U.S. children and youth. Effective injury prevention will require a multi-pronged approach, which includes legislation and education. In this lecture we will discuss the scientific evidence behind effective policies to decrease firearm injuries and deaths to U.S. children and youth. We will also include the role of pediatricians and other clinicians in providing anticipatory guidance to patients and families around firearm safety.
This event is free. Advance registration is required. Space is limited. Masks are encouraged. Symptomatic participants should not attend in person.
Lois K. Lee, MD, MPH, FAAP, FACEP
Senior Associate in Pediatrics, Division of Emergency Medicine,
Associate Professor of Pediatrics and Emergency Medicine,
Associate Program Director for Public Policy, Sandra L. Fenwick Institute for Pediatric Health Equity & Inclusion, Boston Children's Hospital
Chair, American Academy of Pediatrics,
Council on Injury, Violence, and Poison Prevention
Immediate Past-President, Injury Free Coalition for Kids
Director, Academic Pediatric Association Health Policy Scholars Program
Bio: Dr. Lois Lee's work focuses on pediatric emergency medicine, injuries, health disparities, and health policy. This is grounded in her clinical work as a pediatric emergency medicine physician at Boston Children's Hospital and Associate Professor of Pediatrics and Emergency Medicine at Harvard Medical School. At Boston Children's Hospital she is the Associate Program Director for Public Policy at the new Sandra L. Fenwick Institute for Pediatric Health Equity and Inclusion. She received her M.D. at the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania. She completed her residency in pediatrics at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and her pediatric emergency medicine fellowship at Boston Children's Hospital. During that time, she also received her M.P.H. at the Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health. She was also the inaugural Nick Littlefield Health Policy fellow at the Network for Excellence in Health Innovation (NEHI) in 2016-2017.
Dr. Lee has published seminal research on pediatric emergency medicine, health disparities, and injury prevention, including related to firearms. With her expertise she is Chair of the American Academy of Pediatrics' Council on Injury, Violence, and Poison Prevention. She is the inaugural director of the Academic Pediatric Association's Health Policy Scholars Program, a career development program focused on health policy and advocacy. She is the co-chair of the Advocacy Committee and member of the Executive Council (Lead Advocacy) of the Society of Pediatric Research and a member of the Pediatric Policy Council, representing SPR, APA, AMPDEC, and APS. With her passion for improving the lives of children, she promotes child health through her clinical work, research, teaching, and advocacy.
Eric W. Fleegler, MD, MPH, FAAP
Associate in Pediatrics, Division of Emergency Medicine, Boston Children's Hospital
Assistant Professor of Pediatrics and Emergency Medicine, Harvard Medical School
Director, Sedation Service, Boston Children's Hospital
Bio: Dr. Eric Fleegler, MD MPH is a pediatric emergency physician and health services researcher at Boston Children's Hospital and Assistant Professor of Pediatrics and Emergency Medicine at Harvard Medical School. He was a political science major at Brown University, received his MD from the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine and his MPH from the Harvard School of Public Health. He completed his residency in pediatrics at the Boston Combined Residency Program, his fellowship in pediatric emergency medicine at Boston Children's Hospital and his research fellowship at the Harvard Pediatric Health Services Research Fellowship. His clinical work includes attending in the emergency department and as director of the sedation service at Boston Children's.
Dr. Fleegler's research and innovation have focused on three major areas. (1) firearm injuries with a focus on epidemiology, risk factors and the role of legislation in reducing firearm fatalities, (2) development and evaluation of tools to help families' with health-related social needs including development of HelpSteps, a web-based program and app that is now the referral system for the United Way/Mass2-1-1, used by over 100,000 families annually, and (3) health inequities by race, ethnicity and poverty at the macro (country) and micro level (hospital). His seminal research has been quoted by President Barack Obama and referenced by the Supreme Court as well as by numerous state legislatures. He is co-director of the Social Medicine course at Harvard Medical School and regularly lectures around the country.


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Engineers at Neil Young's company allegedly admit doubts on music player
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<a href="http://www.bad-news-beat more helpful hints.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/Neil-cartoon-with-pono.jpg"> The Pono naysayers are speaking out, since it recently went on sale for $400 to the public.
According to New York Post, and other sources, product engineers for Neil Young's newly released Pono digital music player have privately admitted they aren't convinced that the high-resolution audio files it plays have any significant technical advantage over CD-quality files, sources told The Post.
"It has been clear throughout that Neil Young himself is all about the hi-res," one source close to the situation said. "There's no doubt in his mind that it sounds better."
But for some of Pono's other tech-savvy execs, selling files with more musical data than what's available on a CD is mainly "a business decision," the source said.
"Their take is that the serious audiophile has convinced himself he has to have it," the source added. "They're saying, 'We don't necessarily believe it, but nobody's going to buy it if we don't do it.'"
"I think Neil is barking up the wrong tree," says Lukasz Fikus, a digital audio designer whose high-priced Lampizator components have earned a following among hard-core enthusiasts.
The benefits of hi-res files may be detectable on high-dollar stereo systems, but "the difference is so miniscule that it's not even worth talking about," according to Fikus.
The sound quality on Led Zeppelin's second album is notoriously poor, Fikus notes. A hi-res version of it won't change that, he says, although a recent remastering by Jimmy Page helped.
"There are many, many factors that contribute to the final pleasure (of digital music)," Fikus adds. "The density of the media file is only one of those factors — and probably not the first priority, but almost the last."
Read more at: http://nypost.com/2015/01/11/do-consumers-really-care-about-digital-quality/
At Gizmodo, Marlo Agullar, writes that "recalcitrant rocker isn't wrong for wanting to reclaim audio quality in the digital age, but in the service of that goal he's peddling junk science, and supporting expensive gear and music files you don't need. "
Though Young and Pono have failed to produce double-blind studies on the benefits of high-rate audio or their music player, inquiring minds have taken the time to do it. In a 2007 paper published in the Journal of the Audio Engineering Society, Brad Meyer and David Moran outline the results of a study in which they presented a large sample of "serious" listeners with a double blind test comparing 44.1 kHz audio from "the best high resolution discs we could find." The goal was not to show which was better, but simply to find out if people could even tell the difference.
"None of these variables have shown any correlation with the results, or any difference between the answers and coin-flip results," they write in their conclusion. Later they note, "Further claims that careful 16/44.1 encoding audibly degrades high-resolution signals must be supported by properly controlled double-blind tests."
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Usually a standard drawing is applied, but custom-made instruments can be encrusted with precious stones, for instance. Souvenir versions often depict stories from Russian fairy tales.
Today, the accordion is associated with Russia, just like bears or balalaikas. But it came from Europe originally, later becoming a Russian national instrument.
The accordion's Russian odyssey began in St. Petersburg, from where its popularity spread to other towns and cities, including Vologda, Tula and Nizhny Novgorod. Among them was the town of Shuya.
According to Shuya legend, in 1870 townsman Ivan Sokolov brought a musical instrument back from the Nizhny Novgorod fair. He wanted to make his own version, and he did.
Word got out, and soon Sokolov and his accordion became known throughout Russia, putting Shuya on the map as the home of high-quality instrument-making.
The Shuya accordion has always stood out from other types made in Russia and abroad, thanks to its special tuning and unique sound.
Accordions produced at the Shuya factory are made in such a way so that each note acquires an overtone. This means that the note is accompanied by additional sounds, making it possible to hear two or three voices at once.
These side tones impart a particular timbre to the music, which becomes soft and floating. As the instrument makers themselves say, the Shuya accordion has a human voice. It is completely different from the more rigorous Italian or German instruments.
This sound makes the perfect accompaniment for Russian songs and musical motifs. The Shuya accordion is ideally suited to both lively chastushki (similar to limericks, but sung not spoken) and lyrical folk songs.
According to Shuya factory workers, the tuning of the instrument's voice is the most important part of the production process. Every component is individually crafted, then checked by ear several times by the tuner.
The factory once tried to introduce special tuning devices, but withdrew them immediately. The result wasn't authentic, like looking at a reproduction of a great canvas.
Even visibly Shuya accordions are unlike all others: they are always brightly painted and decorated.


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Abu Dhabi F1 Grand Prix predictions & best bets – 12/12/2021
Betting Planet > Sports Betting Tips > Abu Dhabi F1 Grand Prix predictions & best bets – 12/12/2021
By: Michael Maguire
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F1 outright odds Hamilton -175.44 at Bovada | Verstappen +200 at Bovada
When Sunday, December 12 – 5pm GST
Where Yas Marina Circuit, Abu Dhabi
Watch Live ESPN (US), Sky Sports (UK), Fox Sports (AU)
The closest Formula 1 title race in 47 years comes to a head this Sunday as Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton do battle one last time for 2021 in the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
While those two are tied atop the standings on 369.5 points apiece, Verstappen's tally of nine race wins to Hamilton's eight means the Dutchman will win the F1 Drivers' Championship if they finish the season on level pegging.
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As such, all the talk leading into the finale has centred on the likelihood of Verstappen wiping out Hamilton in a bid to ensure that his rival cannot add to his points total.
However, F1 race director Michael Masi on Thursday warned that any "unsportsmanlike" conduct on the track could result in a points penalty.
In his event notes, Masi singled out the following segments from F1's racing code:
Article 12.2.1 – "Any infringement of the principles of fairness in Competition, behaviour in an unsportsmanlike manner or attempt to influence the result of a Competition in a way that is contrary to sporting ethics."
Article 12.4.5 – "For all the FIA Championships, cups, challenges, trophies or series, the stewards may also decide to impose the following penalties: Suspension for one or more Competitions, withdrawal of points for the Championship, cup, challenge, trophy, series."
Masi's concern is rooted in precedent, as four F1 titles between 1989 and 1997 were decided by the points leader causing a crash in the final race of the season.
Despite the target on his back, Hamilton is a -175.44 favourite with Bovada, while his title rival occupies the second line of betting at +200.
Verstappen is the defending champion at Abu Dhabi, where Red Bull Racing have won four times since the race's inception in 2009; however, Hamilton is the all-time record holder at the track with five wins out of Mercedes' total of seven (including one as McLaren-Mercedes in 2011).
Abu Dhabi Grand Prix F1 betting tips
Fastest lap: Valtteri Bottas
Since learning midseason that Mercedes would be giving his seat to George Russell in 2022, Valtteri Bottas has posted two fastest laps, three pole positions and five podium finishes, including a race win at the Turkish GP. The Finn has nothing to lose in his final outing for the Silver Arrows, so we can expect him to leave everything out there. The $13 for the win is tempting, but fastest lap might be the better play.
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Drivers' Championship winner: Max Verstappen
Anything could happen in the race itself, but one gets the feeling Red Bull will find a way to get Verstappen over the line in the Drivers' Championship. Max might not be able to make a beeline for Hamilton's rear wing without incurring a penalty, but you can bet Sergio Perez will be buzzing around the Mercedes off the grid. On the flip side, it is hard to see the Alfa Romeo-bound Bottas offering his (soon-to-be ex) teammate the same kind of assistance.
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Report: LulzSec leader directed cyberattacks while working for FBI
By Grant Gross
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The leader of the now-disbanded LulzSec hacking group directed members to attack targets in dozens of countries, including the U.K., Turkey, Brazil and Australia, even as he was serving as an FBI informant, according to a news report.
LulzSec leader Hector Xavier Monsegur, known as Sabu, directed hacktivist Jeremy Hammond to attack multiple targets, according to the report in The Daily Dot. Hammond was sentenced in November 2013 to 10 years in prison for attacks on geopolitical intelligence firm Strategic Forecasting.
Monsegur, meanwhile, was released in May after serving about seven months in prison. He had previously pleaded guilty to a 12-count indictment outlining various fraud and hacking charges. Prosecutors, in arguing for a short sentence, cited his "extraordinary" cooperation with investigators.
Monsegur directed cyberattacks against targets in 30 countries in early 2012, said The Daily Dot, citing a previously unreleased sentencing memo for Hammond.
In January 2012, Hammond penetrated two servers targeted by Monsegur, including one containing 3,520 domains, many of them in the Netherlands and Belgium, and another containing 392 Brazilian domains, according to the story.
Other targets of LulzSec, an offshoot of Anonymous, were in the Philippines, Sudan, India, Saudi Arabia and Argentina, according to the story.
Monsegur's lawyer and an FBI representative weren't immediately available for comment.
Grant Gross edits and assigns stories and writes about technology and telecom policy in the U.S. government for the IDG News Service. He is based outside of Washington, D.C.
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Investors could regain the confidence to put their money in Chinese tech stocks as these companies avoid delisting from U.S. stock exchanges and the Chinese government pledges policy support, according to one investment manager.
Last week, U.S. accounting watchdog the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board said it gained full access to inspect and investigate Chinese companies for the first time, after China finally granted the U.S. access in August.
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More than 100 Chinese tech companies such as Alibaba
had faced the risk of delisting in the U.S. in 2024 if their audit information was not made available to PCAOB inspectors.
Investors often grapple with a lack of transparency into Chinese stocks.
"It will allow institutional investors to come back. Professional investors were very scared about this delisting risk which was why they have stayed on the sidelines," Brendan Ahern, chief investment officer at U.S.-based investment manager KraneShares, told CNBC's "Squawk Box Asia" on Wednesday.
As of Sept. 30, there were 262 Chinese companies listed on U.S. exchanges with a total market capitalization of $775 billion, according to the United States-China Economic and Security Review Commission.
"With that risk going away based on the PCAOB announcement, you are going to see investment dollars flow back into these names," said Ahern.
"These internet giants are really where investors want to invest when it comes to China," said Ahern.
But he also caveated that it is still "early days, weeks, months to see that capital return back into the space."
But he also noted policy support will help to boost growth for these companies. Last week, China pledged to raise domestic consumption next year, as the country moves toward boosting growth after exiting its zero-Covid policy.
"2023 is a year where we are going to have a lot of government policy support such as raising domestic consumption," said Ahern. "About 25% of all retail sales goes through the companies."
"The Chinese government actually needs these internet companies, which explains why we have seen a backing off on some of the regulatory scrutiny we experienced in 2021," said Ahern.
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The only thing worse than an empty nest is your college kid heading to class on an empty stomach. Give your favorite student some healthy snacks to quell the hunger pangs between classes. High-protein snacks can help your student power through late-night study sessions, while munchies can make lounging around the dorm a lot more fun.
For students who need a salt fix, chips and pretzels can't be beat. Peanut butter-filled pretzel nuggets offer a nice dose of protein, while bite-sized tortilla chips pair deliciously with hummus, guacamole or salsa. In addition, variety packs of chips are a good thing to grab on the way out the door for a quick snack in the quad between classes.
Does your undergrad like salty snacks on the healthier side? Veggie sticks and pita chips deliver a salty crunch with fewer calories. For a homemade trail mix that students can grab on the go before an intense workout at the gym, mix some almonds, cashews and peanuts with sunflower seeds and dried fruits. Individual bags of popcorn are perfect for sharing with friends and roommates on movie night.
If your college student prefers sweet over salty, it's easy to satisfy them with cookies. Individually packed cookies are ideal for storing in a book bag for snack breaks on campus, while larger tins filled with butter cookies keep your student stocked for weeks. Chocolate chip cookies just like Mom makes can cure feelings of homesickness, and pies and cakes give your college kid permission to indulge. If you're feeling especially generous, give your kid a big batch of brownies for the sugar rush needed to make it through a long night of cramming. A variety pack of cupcakes is the perfect way to celebrate an aced exam.
Whether your student is a star athlete looking to cut weight or just a conscious eater trying to avoid the Freshman 15, there are plenty of healthy snack foods available. Swap out energy drinks and sugary sodas for nutritional drinks, such as protein shakes, antioxidant-infused waters, almond milk or fruit smoothies. Instead of salty snacks, supply your student with granola bars for a quick and healthy pick-me-up when midday hunger cravings set in.
Fruit cups make a great light lunch option for college kids who are short on time. Choose from mandarin oranges, pineapple tidbits, diced peaches and mixed fruit cups for a nutritious treat for your favorite student. For college kids who need a healthy breakfast option while rushing out the door for morning classes, instant oatmeal is an excellent choice. Toss in a handful of fresh blueberries or sliced bananas for extra flavor.
Most college students have a sweet tooth they need to satisfy from time to time, and there are tons of options to get the job done. Fill a snack crate with your kid's favorites to make the transition to college life a little easier. Gummy bears, taffy and sour chews provide a fun distraction from the books, while candy bars keep your student from getting hungry when classes run longer than expected. College kids who appreciate the importance of fresh breath can stock their backpack with an assortment of gum and mints.
Make it easy to stock your student's pantry with sweet treats, salty snacks and healthy favorites by scheduling a subscription snack delivery. A weekly order of granola bars or monthly supply of cookies sent to your college kid saves you time and ensures they never run out of snacks.


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By karenras1 On 10 April 2019 In News
Lakeshore / Royal Windsor Multi-Use Trail Update (As of April 10, 2019)
1. The bridge / boardwalk installation over the main branch of Birchwood Creek is progressing well. The helical piles have been installed and the contractor is scheduled to backfill the east abutment in the coming days.
2. The west abutment is scheduled to be installed a later date after all sections of the bridge are in place except the end west one in order to maintain machinery access due to the challenging site conditions. The contractors will be accessing the site for this work from Clarkson Rd.
3. TNPL (trans-northern pipeline) is scheduled to mobilize for their integrity dig this week. They will occupy the corridor site between Woodeden Dr. and Indian Rd. for 4-6 weeks..
4. Our contractor will return to Ward 2 to finish the trail construction after all work by 3rd parties is completed (such as the above noted work and Clarkson Park).
5. All outstanding trails in Ward 2 are scheduled to be completed after the schools close for the summer break (to minimize the public disturbance, impacts on school accesses and to avoid extra costs).
6. It is anticipated that the Birchwood Creek bridge over the main branch will be completed in May 2019 with the trail section (Clarkson Rd. and Ravine Dr.) opening in July 2019.
7. The Birchwood Creek bridge installation over the secondary creek branch (behind Lorne Park Library) is scheduled for June 2019 with the trail section opening in July – August 2019 (section between Truscott Dr. and Whiteoaks Ave.)
8. The new Turtle Creek bridge section between Clarkson Rd. and Southdown Rd. is anticipated to be opened in July 2019.
9. The new Sheridan Creek bridge section between Bromsgrove Rd. and Southdown Rd. is anticipated to be opened in July-August 2019.
By karenras1 On 25 March 2019 In Council Updates, Issues, News
Ontario Government: Regional Governance Review
Open Letter to Residents
Many of you may have heard or read about Mississauga seeking independence from Peel Region.
To provide some background, in mid-January, the Province announced that it is reviewing Regional Governance across Ontario, including Peel Region. (News link: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/ontario-regional-government-review-1.4978949)
At that point, City staff were instructed to pull together information for Council consideration and that was debated on last Wednesday in terms of what our next steps are.
Mississauga, under previous Mayor McCallion and now Mayor Crombie, both have long held the very public views that Mississauga should be a stand-alone city with a population approaching 800,000 people. For many years, Mississauga has paid for 60% of the Regional costs and supporting our neighbouring municipalities in their growth. At this point, it is estimated that we are supporting Brampton and Caledon by approximately $85 million per year – funds that could otherwise be reinvested into our City building. If you would like the history and details on this, there are really good reports at this link: https://www7.mississauga.ca/documents/committees/general/2019/2019_03_20_GC_Additional_Agenda.pdf
The Province is currently seeking public input from the cities and residents that could be impacted by any regional government changes. You can participate by providing comments at this link: https://www.ontario.ca/page/regional-government-review.
The deadline for public input is April 23, 2019.
Last Wednesday, Council supported in principle – pending public consultation – to look at becoming a stand-alone city.
There will be a public consultation meeting in the evening on April 8th, 7pm in Council Chambers at City Hall, 300 City Centre Drive.
We are currently working on the possibility of additional opportunities for public input. As soon as they are confirmed, we will advise you.
Residents have been asking me where I stand on this particular issue. Based on the information I have seen to date, it would appear that Mississauga would be able to support itself with Peel Regional services such as policing, ambulance and human services moving to a utility-based model with Mississauga paying on a per capita basis.
Having said that, we do not have a clear sense of what will be examined in the Regional Government Review by the Ontario Government other than to be more efficient in decision making and the delivery of services. The Province's options are keep the existing Regional model, amalgamation (essentially creating the City of Peel) or allowing Brampton and Mississauga to be stand-alone cities with a more rural Caledon going to Dufferin County or some variation thereof.
There are still many unknowns at this time but at the very least, any governance changes brought forward by the province, should remain cost neutral or to the benefit of Mississauga taxpayers.
At the end of day, given that municipalities are strictly under the purview of the Province, any decisions on the future governance of Mississauga and Peel Region will ultimately be at the discretion of the Province. Now is the time to make your opinion known.
By karenras1 On 27 February 2019 In News, Ward 2 Events
Help Shape Clarkson Community Meeting
After a presentation, small groups will review and discuss options for future redevelopment opportunities and provide feedback on shaping density, building heights, public space and mobility within the Clarkson TSA.
1:30-3:30 or 4:00-6:00 or 7:00 -9:00 pm (Not drop-in sessions)
1700 Mazo Crescent
By karenras1 On 28 January 2019 In News, Ward 2 Events
*RESCHEDULED* Crime Prevention and Community Safety Meeting – Wed April 3
Join Peel Police, Peel Crimestoppers, Safe City Mississauga and Mississauga Corporate Security to learn more about the types of crime affecting Ward 2 and the Region and what you and your neighbours can do to help prevent crime.
Wednesday April 3rd, 6:30-8pm, Iona Catholic Secondary School
*RESCHEDULED* Coyote Information Meeting – March 25th
A Coyote Information Meeting will be held on Monday, March 25th at Iona Catholic Secondary School from 6:30-8pm.
Ward 2 Family Fun Day – May 11th!
Regional Governance Review Town Hall – May 1st


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Strikemaster jet, Warbirds over Wanaka, Wanaka, Otago, South Island, New Zealand
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BAC 167 STRIKEMASTER MK80 RAF WADDINGTON AIR SHOW 03 July 2011
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Jet provost trainer jet aircraft, Medstead, Alton, Hampshire, England, United Kingdom.
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Sorry for the radio silence lately – grad school keeps getting in the way of my knit blogging! :) I had a pretty big exam last Thursday that has been consuming all of my energies for a while, but now that it's over I can get back to the knitting! Unfortunately some of my knitting has to stay secret for now, but I can tell you that the grown up version of Baby Sophisticate is being test knitted as-we-speak! Hooray! It's taken a long time, but hopefully there will be some baby-daddy (or baby-mommy) matching sweaters out there this winter.
I've also been spinning! See, I finished spinning the pretty brown fiber I mentioned before – and I have to say I think I'm getting better! This yarn seems much more consistent, and I'm trying to think of just what to knit with it.
When I stopped into L&B a couple of weekends ago I got sucked in by some of the batts Brita of Brains and Beauty Yarn had put up in the store and (obviously) one of them came home with me. It's called Autumn Glory and is BFL, silk, sari silk and angelina and it's bea-utiful. I've already spun half of it, so hopefully I'll have a finished product to share soon!
Now off to finish some Christmas knitting!
I did much better on my second skein, and by the end I think I had finally figured out the whole let-go-of-the-spindle-while-drafting-at-the-same-time thing (just like Brita said!). My yarn was getting much more consistent by the end of the . . . ok, I forget what you call a bunch of fiber that is not a batt . . . was it combed top?
Now I'm working on another 3 oz. of fiber from a Louet spinning kit I got for Christmas last year (I'd been too chicken to try it out until I had the class). It's a solid color, and I don't know what type of fiber it is (I can't find it anywhere on the box or any insert in the kit), but I can tell you that it's pretty! The singles I'm spinning from it are much thinner than my previous two skeins, which hopefully means I'm getting better because Brita said for a while all any of us would be able to spin was really fine gauge yarn (I think this was an attempt to get us to enjoy our fat, lumpy first skeins while they lasted).
I'm sort of cringing at the thought of an actual spinning expert (or even someone with intermediate spinning skills!) reading this post, because I've probably said multiple things that are incorrect (and infuriating to a fiber-fanatic). Hopefully this learning curve won't be too steep!


From the beginning of the year, from January to February, 155.6 Russian tourists arrived in Georgia. This figure increased by 10%, compared with the same period in 2018. This was reported by the National Tourism Administration in Georgia.
According to Interfax, the number of Russians, who arrived in Georgia in February increased by 14.7% (up to 69.7 thousand people). This is 14.8% of all visitors over February – the total number of which is 469.5 thousand people. The number of tourists remaining in the republic for more than 24 hours amounted 247.7 thousand.
In addition, during the two winter months, 988.2 thousand foreign visitors (+ 12.8%) visited Georgia. 533.6 thousand people (+ 50.1%) visited the Republic as tourists, and the rest were guests who spent time in transit in Georgia.
The National Tourism Administration in Georgia notes that in terms of the number of tourist arrivals from the Russian Federation to the Republic, Russia has shifted to the 2nd position, and Azerbaijan occupies the first line (175.8 thousand tourists). The TOP 5 of source markets in Georgia also included Armenia (148.1 thousand people), Turkey (125.9 thousand people) and Ukraine (20.6 thousand people).


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Planning A Smart Hospital
Brad Kult
Through a collaborative planning process, Aurora Sheboygan Memorial Medical Center is setting new standards in smart room technology and integrated building systems.
Aurora Sheboygan Memorial Medical Center is a "hospital of the future" where integrated automation promotes well-being and healing.
In late 2016 Aurora Health Care, now Advocate Aurora Health, engaged HGA and Mortenson in a design-build relationship to design the Aurora Sheboygan Memorial Medical Center, described as the "hospital of the future."
Project stakeholders including local and Advocate Aurora Health systemwide leadership, facilities management, information technology, public safety, energy management, construction management and general contractor Mortenson and the HGA design team were engaged from the outset of the project. Planning and design meetings often included representatives from each of these groups.
The project goals included innovation around smart patient rooms that control lights, temperature, shades and entertainment through bedside touchscreens; energy savings setbacks in patient rooms and operating suites by interfacing with scheduling systems; and intelligent facilities workflow management and energy conservation through automated fault detection and diagnostics.
Advocate Aurora Health was interested in implementing innovative strategies for improving the efficiency of facilities management processes, including intelligent alarm management, predictive maintenance and root cause analysis for system troubleshooting. They knew additional capabilities were available and they asked the design team to help them understand the additional features they could operationalize.
HGA led meetings to share a comprehensive vision of how Aurora could maximize its capital investments by connecting facilities, IT, life safety/security and clinical systems to leverage interoperability through exchange of data and application of data analytics to surface actionable insights. After laying out several potential options, the design-build team asked Aurora stakeholders to describe their ideal future state for their systems and operations. The HGA and Mortenson team used this vision of the ideal future state, along with knowledge of the current state, as the basis of a roadmap for future functionality.
The design-build team conducted an exercise in identifying and prioritizing the organization's business needs for each user persona including facility director, facility manager, energy manager, staff, physicians and patients. The team created a roadmap for current and future technology strategy by ranking solutions based on their ability to impact those business needs. This produced a prioritized list of system capabilities that could be used to specify system requirements.
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The HGA and Mortenson team went on to help the Aurora team evaluate technical options for system integration configurations, selection of equipment, and software and data analytics tools that fit their operational needs. It was determined that a master systems integrator would be required to deliver the systems integration and data analytics. The MSI scope was to be delivered using Construction Specifications Institute MasterFormat Division 25 specifications. The MSI will have an ongoing relationship with the facilities department. Although the MSI will touch on many different systems spanning facilities, IT, life safety/security and clinical departments, the facilities department will be directly responsible for holding the MSI support contract which includes the heating, ventilation and air conditioning and lighting controls.
HGA assisted Mortenson in writing the request for proposal to qualify MSIs and participated in the interview process, helping Aurora select the MSI during design phase as an early trade partner. The role of the MSI during design phase was to advise on specific capabilities of its integration and data analytics package and to validate the team's innovation concepts to ensure they were technically achievable and cost-effective before they were implemented in the field. Regular coordination with the trade partner contractors and frequent budget updates helped ensure scope and budget alignment throughout design.
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Welcome to Africa Town
The Black Commentator
October 11, 2004Human Rights
Desperate circumstances cause human beings to make questionable decisions. Take the Detroit City Council, please. They recently approved by a vote of 7-2, a proposal to purchase city-owned property with the intent of creating an area known as African Town. The purpose of African Town would be to create an economic development zone promoting black owned businesses. Detroit could do much worse. It could be like Washington, D.C., which has just entered into an economically ruinous agreement to bring the Montreal Expos, a baseball team no other city wants, to a brand new RFK stadium. Taxpayers will foot the $440 million bill for this corporate welfare handout.
The impetus for African Town and homes for moribund baseball teams is the same. Black urban areas are in bad shape. High unemployment rates, a dwindling tax base and a lack of community-owned businesses are all recipes for high crime, bad schools, and well meaning but foolish solutions.
In their infinite wisdom, the members of the Detroit City Council added an extra dose of unneeded drama to an already bad situation. It is true that Detroit's city government created a Greektown and a Mexican Town to promote tourism and economic development. The idea of an African Town is equally legitimate, and yet it would have the dubious distinction of recommending that immigrant groups be excluded from enjoying any of its benefits.
The Council commissioned the report, "A PowerNomics Economic Development Plan for Detroit's Under-Served Majority Population," from Dr. Claud Anderson. Dr. Anderson's report makes statements such as this:
"For blacks, immigration has always had negative consequences. It has harmed native blacks in Detroit and across the nation."
Black American resentment of immigrants is not new, neither is it unfounded. The group most subject to oppression and the resulting inability to build wealth, watches again and again as people from every corner of the globe move into their neighborhoods and accomplish what they have been prevented from doing. To add insult to injury they are then told that the newcomers' success is proof of their own worthlessness.
Needless to say, the immigrants in question are not happy about taking the blame for all of Detroit's deeply entrenched problems. Asian, Latino and Arab groups rallied against the proposal and demanded an apology from the City Council. The anti-immigrant sentiment in the report begs another question. Would black Americans in Detroit and elsewhere be better off if immigrants left? Would their businesses suddenly become owned by black people?
Residents in those communities not already in business for themselves would not magically turn into entrepreneurs. The lack of access to capital is an ongoing problem that would not be resolved if Koreans no longer sold black people their own hair care products.
The furor created by the African Town proposal raises another issue. Detroit's population is 80% black. In theory, the entire city should be a boom town for black people. If a majority black population and black political leadership can't provide economic development for Detroit, then the African Town discussion is a waste of time and energy that might be better spent developing a real plan for that city.
Detroit is doomed if its elected representatives spend time and money to commission reports that only result in made up terms like "PowerNomics," hurt feelings, and lots of back and forth in editorial columns. Perhaps Detroit should have taken the Montreal Expos. Two baseball teams might succeed where "PowerNomics" failed. Then again, maybe Detroit needs Ebonics. The City Council could host an Ebonics/PowerNomics summit that would bring millions of dollars to city coffers.
It is easy to make fun of all this sound and fury, but the rest of the country is no better than Detroit. New York City just suffered through major inconveniences and a mini police state in order to host the Republican National Convention. Mayor Michael Bloomberg, a billionaire, promised a windfall for New York but the event may end up costing the city $309 million.
The corporate model for development simply does not work. It doesn't work in Detroit, in Washington, or in New York. The Detroit City Council and city councils throughout the nation should think of these words from the Black Commenator the next time they address this all important issue:
"It must first be said that there is no hope for anybody's independent business survival in a corporate-ruled marketplace. Black business, small business, will find its only protection under the umbrella of people's political power, the only defense against the corporate regime."
When there are real plans for American cities, no one will be saddled with useless stadiums, expensive political conventions or dubious reports. Political leaders who are wealthy Republicans or struggling Democrats will no longer waste their time on unworkable solutions. The cities will truly have saved themselves.
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Ama Dablam has also known as the of the Himalaya. A beautiful snowcapped, granite peak locates in the Everest region of Nepal. Ama Dablam means "The Mother's Jewel Box" and given the name owing to іt'ѕ appearance. It height being 6812 meters only, but the level of difficulty involves, however, is comparatively high. Ama Dablam Expedition is technically demanding climb, however, is truly worth it. The summit offers spectacular, spell bounding views of mountains such as the Mount Everest, Lhotse, Island peak, Makalu, Khumbu among many others although South-west route up this sacred piece of ice-covered rock is most common.
The journey of Ama Dablam Expedition commences from а beautiful flight from Kathmandu to Lukla. After this mesmerizing flight, the trek continues to Phakding and then through а steep hill to Namche Bazar. This trading town is perfect for acclimatizing with the weather and altitude conditions. The trail moves towards classic Everest Base Camp Trek up to Pheriche. It passes through the charming villages since it offers the mind-blowing scenery: Pheriche, a place for proper acclimatization. At an altitude of 4570 m, the Ama Dablam Base camp locates in а grassy plain.
From the base camp to Camp 1st (5700m) is moderately strenuous through this steep rocky camp, then ascend to Camp 2nd is the most challenging part. The rock tower, although it called yellow tower which difficult to cross but needs to take the help of ropes. Camp 2nd is а narrow area with an altitude of 5950 meters while ascending from Camp 2nd to Camp 3rd (6400 m) requires climbing up through steep ridges and use of crampons. But camp 2nd is а flat, open, and snowy area above the mushroom ridge. The climb from Camp 3rd to the summit is а vertical climb but is more accessible than the previous ascents. A 3 to 4-hour rise up, and then three hours down brings the summit of the Ama Dablam which offers spectacular views of mountain peaks all around.
Retracing the same path, through slate houses, warm, welcoming inhabitants, and raw untrodden areas brings an end to this incredible expedition over one of the most difficult among the below 7000 meters peaks in the world.
2 – 4: Free day and trek preparation.
6: Trek to Namche Bazaar. (3440 m) 6h00 walk.
29: Clean up Base Camp and Rest.
Day 2 - 4: Free day and trek preparation.
Day 5: Fly to Lukla and trek to Phakding (2652 m) 3h00 walk.
Day 6: Trek to Namche Bazaar. (3440 m) 6h00 walk.
Trek down to Dudh Koshi river then gradually climb up to the Ama Dablam Base Camp isolate, but beautiful grassy Base Camp has a plentiful clean water supply in the lap of Ama Dablam and Chhukung glacier situated with a similar elevation of Dingboche.
Base camp preparation and having rest at base camp, the adventures begins here. Based on our previous experience, the expedition leader and other support staffs make the plan regarding the expedition. We don't provide perspective a day to day itinerary for the expedition periods; as this matter will be determined by the expedition leader base on the climbers' condition and best approach of high altitude. Through the utilizing a good ration of leaders and Sherpa to clients, we can allow people to progress up the mountain at a rate appropriate to their own needs. The team will take a flexible plan according to their experience. Normally, after setting up the base camp; shifting to Camp I with a height of 5700 meters to spent a night then descend to Basecamp for acclimatization purpose. The climb of Camp I is technically difficult then Camp 2 and 3 are mostly snow and rock climbing; proper equipment required. Camp 3 to summit relatively not much technical. After the successful ascension of Ama Dablam descend back to Base Camp.
Day 29: Clean up Base Camp and Rest.
Collect all the garbage that produce due to the expedition activities and get relaxing in a grassy land with the joyous victory over Ama Dablam.
Trek back from Base Camp retrace via Namche – Phakding and finally arrives at Lukla.
Day 32: Lukla – Kathmandu.
Early morning, 40-minute thrilling flights to the airstrip at Lukla by plane offers the marvelous view of Central Himalayas and as well as beautiful landscape and hills.


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