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Anna Tereza Soares de Moura (State University of Rio de Janeiro, Faculty of Medical Sciences, Av. Prof. Manoel de Abreu, 444 - Vila Isabel, Rio de Janeiro - RJ, 20550170, Rua Oliveira Rocha 22/101, Jardim Botanico, Rio De Janeiro 22461-070, Brazil)
Henry Holanda Campos (Federal University of Ceara, Medicine School, Fortaleza, Brazil)
Albanita Viana de Oliveira (State University of Rio de Janeiro, Faculty of Medical Sciences, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
Marcos Junqueira do Lago (State University of Rio de Janeiro, Faculty of Medical Sciences, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
Renata Nunes Aranha (State University of Rio de Janeiro, Faculty of Medical Sciences, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
Background: Medical education in Brazil has evolved greatly in recent decades, driven by public policies and awareness for alignment with community's and health system necessities. Transformations in traditional profile schools are not an easy task especially because faculties' resistance and overvaluation of post graduate and research. Faculty of Medical Sciences in State University of Rio de Janeiro has a traditional educational model and its pedagogical project is not yet aligned with National Curriculum Guidelines. Summary of work: Three thematic workshops were conducted with about 100 participants from all departments, other academic units and central management. Six working groups were created to review political pedagogical project from the perspective of basic-clinical and health system integration, student attention, new teaching and assessment methods. Moodle Platform was used as a facilitating tool. Students' participation was also enhanced in all initiatives.
Summary of results: Staff already sensitized, innovative experiences and management support are positive factors that facilitate the entire process. Response to initiatives has been encouraging, with perception of a growing movement of institutional integration and strength for undergraduate practices. Conclusions: The path is challenging, requiring institutional partnerships and legitimacy peer. Teachers would like to identify a clear path from managers to be followed and want to be reward for their academic activities.
Take-home messages: Faculty development is an important tool to promote learning environment, integrative curriculum and better networking in order to overcome challenges of engaging teachers in their practices with undergraduates.
2D Short Communications: Basic Science 1 - Clinical Integration
Location: Meeting Hall IV, PCC
Linking basic science knowledge retention and perceived clinical relevance in a vertically-integrated curriculum
Bunmi S. Malau-Aduli (University of Tasmania, Medical Education Unit, School of Medicine, 17 Liverpool Street, Private Bag 73, Hobart TAS 7000, Australia) Adrian Y.S Lee (University of Tasmania, School of Medicine, Hobart, Australia)
Marianne Catchpole (University of Tasmania, School of Medicine, Hobart, Australia) Nick Cooling (University of Tasmania, School of Medicine, Hobart, Australia) Matthew Jose (University of Tasmania, School of Medicine, Hobart, Australia) Richard Turner (University of Tasmania, School of Medicine, Hobart, Australia)
Background: For medical students to apply clinical reasoning based on sound scientific principles, they must be able to retain basic science knowledge as they progress. However, when knowledge gained is not perceived as applicable to clinical contexts, it is less likely to be retained.
Summary of work: We investigated the relationship between perceived clinical relevance and retention of basic science knowledge in Years 2-5 students through a 50-item multiple-choice question (MCQ) examination. Information was collected pertaining to demographics, prior educational experience, and the perceived clinical relevance of each question.
Summary of results: A total of 232 students (response rate 50%) undertook the assessment task. Retention of basic science knowledge was significantly affected (p<0.001) by year of study, gender and student origin. There were increasingly positive correlations between items answered correctly and their perceived relevance
from Years 2 to 5 (Year 2, r=0.040; Year 3, r=0.26; Year 4, r=0.36; Year 5, r=0.60).
Conclusions: This study highlights the increasingly positive correlation between perceived clinical relevance and the retention of basic science knowledge with progression to more senior years. Strategies to promote the clinical relevance of teaching material to students may be critical to the retention of that knowledge and its ultimate transfer to the clinical context. Perceived relevance of a subject matter elicits deep learning and fosters retention of knowledge.
Take-home messages: Basic science knowledge is more likely to be retained if students have a greater perception of its clinical relevance.
On the relevance of biomedical knowledge for the acquisition of clinical knowledge
Stefan K. Schauber (Charite - Universitatsmedizin Berlin, Institute of Medical Sociology and Dieter Scheffner Center, Luisenstrafie 57, Berlin 10117, Germany) Martin Hecht (Humbold Universitat zu Berlin, Institute for Educational Quality Improvement, Berlin, Germany) Zineb M. Nouns (Charite - Universitatsmedizin Berlin, Dieter Scheffner Center for Medical Teaching and Educational Research, Berlin, Germany) Susanne Dettmer (Charite - Universitatsmedizin Berlin, Institute of Medical Sociology, Berlin, Germany)
Background: Basic science education in undergraduate medical education faces several challenges. One prominent discussion is focused on the relevance of biomedical knowledge for the development and integration of clinical knowledge. Although the value of basic science knowledge is generally emphasized, several theoretical positions differ on the relative role of this knowledge and the optimal approach for its instruction. We address the question whether and to which extent biomedical knowledge is related to the development of clinical knowledge. Summary of work: We analyse repeated measure data of performances on basic science and clinical knowledge assessments. A sample of N=598 medical students from a traditional curriculum participated in the study. Overall a developmental phase of 2 years of medical education was covered. Structural equation modelling was used to analyse the temporal relation between biomedical knowledge and the acquisition of clinical knowledge.
Summary of results: Our data indicates a decline in basic science knowledge which is complemented by a growth of clinical knowledge. Statistical comparison of several structural equation models revealed that a model specifying unidirectional relations from earlier states of biomedical knowledge to subsequent changes in clinical knowledge explained the data best. However, the parameter estimates indicate that this association is negative.
Conclusions: Our analysis suggests a negative relation between earlier levels of basic science knowledge and subsequent gains in clinical knowledge. We discuss limitations of our study such as the given educational context and the non-experimental nature. Take-home messages: Results presented here hint at possibly critical issues in basic science education that have been rarely addressed thus far.
Student perceptions toward case based approach of teaching physiology
Lubna Al-Asoom (University of Dammam, Physiology, Dammam, P.O. Box 2114, Dammam 31451, Saudi Arabia)
Background: Integrated learning is targeted recently by the medical schools in the developing countries. In the college of medicine, university of Dammam, the main theme of teaching is the traditional subject based curriculum. We aimed in the department of physiology to introduce a model of vertically integrated curriculum for second year medical students for respiratory physiology in Dec 2012. Case based approach was implemented. The student perceptions for this approach were tested.
Summary of work: Twelve lectures of respiratory physiology were given. Each lecture commenced with one clinical scenario related to the main physiological concepts of the lecture. Multiple choice questions were posted following the scenario to attract the attention of the students. Relevant facts were explained. Lastly, the case related questions were discussed interactively with the students. A questionnaire was given to the students to check their perception of the case-based method. Summary of results: Fifty eight students participated in this evaluation. 90% think the case based approach is a better method, 84% think it makes understanding better, helps them for better understanding in the future, and it should be continued in the future. About 75% found clinical scenario based MCQs and SEQs is a better way of judging their knowledge, and agreed that it motivates their critical thinking. Conclusions: Most of our second year students have good perception toward case based approach in teaching physiology in understanding, assessment and future application of the knowledge. Take-home messages: Case based approach in teaching physiology seems to be a good implementation toward vertical integration in university of Dammam.
Educational Strategies to Promote Clinical Reasoning: Arguments for Medical University to Plan Curriculum Modernization
Aleksandra Nadiradze (David Tvildiani Medical University, Pathology, 2/6 Ljubljana Str., Dighomi, Tbilisi 0159, Georgia)
Nino Tabagari (David Tvildiani Medical University, Internal Medicine, Tbilisi, Georgia) Sergo Tabagari (David Tvildiani Medical University, Medical Biochemistry, Tbilisi, Georgia)
Background: David Tvildiani Medical University (DTMU) plans to transform its pre-clinical clerkship curricula for setting learning content into learning context in the framework of TEMPUS project: "Establishment of the Supra-Regional Network of the National Centers in Medical Education, Focused on PBL and Virtual Patients". The aim was to assess the "status quo" regarding students' knowledge (basic and clinical sciences) retention and its linkage with clinical cases and to justify the need for such modernization. Summary of work: DTMU students of 3rd (69, 2%) and 6th (82,6%) year were given anonymous knowledge test of 13 pairs of questions (E. Lazic et al., 2006) and 12
clinical cases, developed by working group consisting of academic staff specifically for this purpose. Summary of results: Students from 3rd and 6th year answered basic questions successfully (>60% questions were correct 44, 5% and 42,2% accordingly). For clinical questions: 85, 2% of 3rd year and 84,3% of 6th year students have answered of clinical questions successfully (>60% correct). In clinical cases 11, 1% of basic students has answered >75% of clinical cases, compared to 47, 3% of clinical students. 88,*% of basic students can't answer more than 50% of cases vs. 52, 6% of clinical students.
Conclusions: Retention level of basic knowledge is high for clinical year students. The structure of DTMU MD program enables efficient mapping of basic sciences with clinical content, while putting of the content into particular patient cases is still problematic. Take-home messages: There is a need for strengthening students' clinical problem-solving and clinical management skills through PBL and VP learning.
Teaching differential diagnosis formation during pre-clinical training: first year medical student attitudes toward clinical integration and self-directed learning
Brad Martin (Mayo Clinic, Mayo Medical School, 200 First Street S.W., Rochester, MN 55905, United States) Joseph Grande (Mayo Clinic, Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathology, Rochester, MN, United States)
Background: The skill of acquiring medical knowledge through self-directed learning is essential for the practicing physician. The Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) agrees that "the maturation of self-directed learning skills and reflection are essential to the development of clinical expertise1." Summary of work: Forty seven first-year Mayo medical students were taught the clinical skill of differential diagnosis formation during the Pathology course and displayed a consistent pattern of self-directed learning stemming from the need to arrive at solutions to problems for which the students had little previous formal instruction.
Summary of results: Students reported via anonymous survey that practicing differential formation before experiencing the formal systems-based curriculum led to their searching through electronic databases to find such solutions (85% respondents), appreciating the place of such clinical skills in future practice (100% respondents), and becoming more comfortable at performing such skills (85% respondents). Further, students reported a belief that they should be learning these skills during the first year (96% respondents) and that they learned information about disease processes not explicitly taught during the course (89% respondents).
Conclusions: We believe that the practice of integrating the clinical skill of differential diagnosis formation early in the medical school curriculum fosters self-directed
learning and positive student attitudes toward such learning.
Take-home messages: Pre-clinical medical students develop positive attitudes toward self-directed learning through early integration of clinical skills in the medical school curriculum.
Recommendations for Clinical Skills Curricula for Undergraduate Medical Education. Task Force on the Clinical Skills Education of Medical Students. Association of American Medical Colleges, Washington DC, 2008 www.aamc.org/meded/clinicalskills/
A study to explore the role of SimMan as an adjunct in teaching clinical skills to preclinical medical students
Take-home messages: SimMan acts as a useful adjunct to teach clinical skills to preclinical medical students by providing a more realistic and holistic experience of examining a patient.
Meenakshi Swamy (Durham University, School of Medicine, Pharmacy and Health, The Holliday Building, Durham University Queen's Campus, University Boulevard, Stockton-on-Tees TS17 6BH, United Kingdom) Thomas Bloomfield (Western General Hospital, Intensive Care Unit, Edinburgh, United Kingdom) Robert Thomas (University Hospital North Tees, General Surgery, Stockton-on-Tees, United Kingdom) Harnaik Singh (Freeman Hospital, Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom)
Roger Searle (Newcastle University, School of Medical Sciences Education Development, Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom)
Background: Simulation training has potential in developing clinical skills in preclinical medical students, but there is little evidence on its effectiveness. Summary of work: 24 first year graduate entry preclinical medical students participated in this crossover study. They were divided into two groups, one performed chest examination on each other and the other used SimMan. A pretest, midtest and post-test was conducted with the same questionnaire (ten questions on knowledge, and confidence levels rated using a Likert scale). They were assessed formatively using the OSCE marking scheme. 23 students completed a feedback questionnaire. Data was analyzed using oneway ANOVA and independent t-test. Summary of results: When the two groups were compared, there was no significant difference seen between the groups in their pretest and post-test scores on knowledge questions whereas midtest scores increased significantly (P< 0.001) with the group using SimMan initially scoring higher. A significant increase in the test scores was seen between pre-test and mid-test for this group (P=0.009). Their confidence ratings increased significantly in differentiating between normal and abnormal signs. When their ability to perform examination on each other for both groups was compared, there was a significant increase in the scores of the group starting with SimMan (P=0.007). Conclusions: This study demonstrated a significant improvement in the students' knowledge and competence to perform chest examination after simulation with an increase in their confidence. Students' feedback was extremely positive.
2E Research Papers: Education in the
Clinical Context 1
Location: Meeting Hall V, PCC
Validation of the Interprofessional Collaborative Competency Attainment Survey
Douglas Archibald (University of Ottawa, Faculty of Medicine, Department of Family Medicine, 43 Bruyere St., Room 369y, Ottawa K1N 5C8, Canada) David Trumpower (University of Ottawa, Faculty of Education, Ottawa, Canada)
Colla J. MacDonald (University of Ottawa, Faculty of Education, Ottawa, Canada)
Introduction: The Interprofessional Collaborative Competency Attainment Survey (ICCAS) is a unique assessment instrument in the field of Interprofessional Education (IPE) as it is one of the first validated surveys to measure the competences of interprofessional care and incorporates a retrospective pre-test/post-test design. The ICCAS includes 20 pre IPE program and 20 post IPE program items, each answered on a seven point Likert scale (from strongly disagree to strongly agree). Items on the survey relate to the elements of interprofessional collaboration (IPC): communication, collaboration, patient/family centred approach, roles and responsibilities, conflict resolution and management, and team functioning. Methods: Data were collected from research participants who included five hundred and eighty four students and clinicians in Canada and New Zealand registered in 15 interprofessional education undergraduate, graduate, and continuing professional development programs. Several psychometric analyses were conducted using this data set to provide evidence regarding the validity and reliability of the ICCAS. The internal consistency of the ICCAS scale was assessed with Cronbach's alphas. Item-total correlations were computed between individual item responses and the total scale score. Construct validity of the ICCAS was assessed with Exploratory Factor Analyses with Varimax rotation for the pre-test and post-test items. Results: Paired-samples t-tests were conducted between the pre/post IPE program scores. There was a significant difference in ratings for each pre-test/post-test item of the ICCAS. The 20 pre-test and 20 post-test were subjected to principal components analysis (PCA). The KMO and Bartlett's Test of Sphericity was .96 and .97 for the pre-test and post-test respectively, reaching statistical significance and supporting the factorability of the matrix. PCA revealed the presence of two factors for the pre-test items with eigenvalues exceeding 1, explained 62.9% and 3.8% of the variance respectively. A single factor with an eigenvalue exceeding 1, explained 71.7% of the variance for post-test items. The ICCAS has good internal consistency with Cronbach alpha coefficients of .96 and .94 for the pre-test items and .98 for post-test items.
Discussion and Conclusion: Given the need for a psychometrically sound measure of IPE/IPC competency, we examined the reliability and validity of the ICCAS in a variety of IPE settings. Overall, these data from 584 learners across 15 programs support the ICCAS as a psychometrically sound and valid measure for assessing self-reported attitudes and behaviours toward IPC. It appears from the factor analysis of the pre-test items that the first factor corresponds with individual's own role/skills in collaborating, whereas the second factor corresponds with the roles and functioning of the rest of the team. After the IPE intervention there appears to be only a single factor indicating there is no distinction between the individual and team. This study shows evidence in support of the reliability and validity of the ICCAS for measuring self-report retrospective pre and post IPE intervention competency attainment for IPC. However, this research explored interprofessional collaboration as a single competence consisting of all the IPC elements. Future research might consider how all the elements of IPC interrelate and explore how the ICCAS can be used with other IPE assessments.
References: Curran V.R., Casimiro L., Banfield V., Hall P., Lackie, K., Simmons B., Tremblay M., Wagner S., Hollet A., Oandasa, I. (2009). Research for Interprofessional Competency-Based Evaluation (RICE), Journal of Interprofessional Care, 23(3): 297-300. Giordano C., Umland E., & Lyons K.J. (2012). Attitudes of faculty and students in medicine and the health professions toward interprofessional education. Journal of Allied Health, 41(1), 21-25.
Hoogstraten J. (1982). The retrospective pretest in an educational training context. Journal of Experimental
Education, 50, 200-204.
MacDonald C. J., Archibald D. B., Stodel E. J., Chambers L.W., & Hall P. (2008). Knowledge translation of
interprofessional collaborative patient-centred practice. McGill Journal of Education, 43(3), 283-308. MacDonald C.J., Archibald D., Trumpower D., Cragg, E., Casimiro L., & Jelley W. (2010) Quality standards for interprofessional healthcare education: Designing a toolkit of bilingual assessment instruments. Journal of Research in Interprofessional Practice and Education,
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Self-centeredness or patient-centeredness - final year nursing students' learning experiences at a clinical education ward
Katri Manninen (Karolinska Institutet, Department of Learning, Informatics, Management and Ethics, Karolinska University Hospital, Department of Infectious Diseases, Stockholm 141 86, Sweden) Elisabet Welin Henriksson (Karolinska Institutet, Department of Neurobiology, Care Sciences and Society, Stockholm, Sweden)
Max Scheja (Stockholm University, Faculty of Social science, Department of Education, Stockholm, Sweden)
Charlotte Silen (Karolinska Institutet, Department of Learning, Informatics, Management and Ethics, Stockholm, Sweden)
Introduction: Clinical education wards have been established giving students more autonomy and responsibility with the aim of facilitating transition from student to professional. In a previous study we found that the most important components in first year students' learning in a clinical ward are mutual relationships with patients and a sense of belongingness in the caring team. This created feelings of both internal and external authenticity. Transformative learning theory is used as a framework concerning learning in this study. The aim was to explore final year nursing students' experiences of learning when they are encouraged to take care of patients independently under supervision.
Methods: Individual and group interviews with 18 students were conducted after their clinical practice. Data were analyzed using qualitative content analysis with a particular focus on students' experiences of their encounters with patients, supervisors, students and other professionals.
Results: The final year students' learning turned out to be very different. Their experiences of being asked to take responsibility and being closely involved in patient care were signified by uncertainty and resistance to engage with patients. The feeling of uncertainty was characterized by self-centeredness and ambivalence. Patients were described from the perspective of performing different tasks. Uncertainty seemed to constitute a threshold for creating relationships with patients and being a part of the caring team. Caring for patients with extensive need for nursing care helped the students to overcome the threshold and experiencing engagement and learning similar to first year students. Discussion and Conclusion: The comparison between the two groups is interesting in order to better understand how a clinical ward can benefit students on different levels. Threshold concept theory and the concept of authenticity provide a framework for discussion of the results. The final year students become aware of the complex reality, which they will soon enter as active professionals without having someone to rely on for advice on how to tackle challenges. They have started the transition from student to professional nurse and the feeling of uncertainty becomes a hindrance for learning. Faced with responsibility to take care of patients the students seem to experience a threat. The reaction is to distance themselves from the patients, the supervisors and other students and put nursing tasks up front. At the same time they look for guidance and support. A clinical education ward, with explicit pedagogical framework, offering both challenges and support provides opportunities for final year students to overcome their uncertainty and become patient-centered in their learning. The experiences of both external and internal authenticity seem to be important for student learning in clinical practice. External authenticity is reached by being in a ward taking care of patients. Internal authenticity is experienced when the
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Integrating Pastoral Care into Hospital Systems and Culture Recording
Presented by Ronald Oliver PhD BCC
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Victor Frankl is credited with saying "No cure that fails to engage our spirit can make us well." Yet, in the increasingly fast-paced, dollar-crunching, productivity-oriented medical environments in which many chaplains serve, the role of the human spirit in the healing process can be relegated to the sidelines because of its perceived softness and irrelevance. This webinar addresses how chaplains can engage and reverse this trend. These strategies are neutral with respect to religion and culture.
When you purchase this webinar recording, you will receive a PDF file with links to access the audio MP3, as well as the presentation slides and materials.
Learning Objectives
1. Define a competency-based model for integrating pastoral care
2. Describe practical strategies for integrating chaplains into the hospital culture
3. Describe approaches for addressing budget maintenance and expansion
Target Audience
Chaplains, pastoral care managers and administrators
Ronald Oliver PhD BCC is an ordained minister serving as the system vice president of mission & outreach for Norton Healthcare. Responsibilities include pastoral care, church and health ministries, special projects, ethics, philanthropic foundations, IRS 990H reporting, and selective initiatives for employee assistance. He has served in his current position since 2009 and has been with Norton Healthcare for 21 years. Norton Healthcare is comprised principally of five hospitals with 26 chaplains serving throughout the system, which serves the Louisville, KY, region.
Oliver earned his doctorate from The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in 1993. That same year, Norton Healthcare awarded him the James R. Petersdorf Honorable Mention Award for research on parental bereavement. The research established the children's hospital's ongoing Pediatric Bereavement Intervention Program. In addition, he was the recipient of the Wayne E. Oates Award, which is given annually by the Oates Institute and Long Run Baptist Association to a leader of hospital-based pastoral care.
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Upcoming Product: PineTab BSD/Linux Tablet from Pine64 Coming Soon
(From the FOSDEM 2019 Blog announcement from Pine64 -- with minor edits)
The PineTab is a *BSD/Linux-only tablet based on the Allwinner A64 SOC. The configuration of the PineTab is akin to that of the 11.6" Pinebook and we expect that most existing Linux and *BSD images for the Pinebook will work on the tablet with little to no code alterations. That said we also hope and encourage developers who are interested in the touch interface to approach us and have a chat about the PineTab.
The tablet is is built out of sleek black and grippy plastic and features a 720p 10.1" IPS LCD panel, a volume rocker and 'home' button on one side, and a set of speakers on the back. You will also be able to purchase a magnetically attachable keyboard for the PineTab, which doubles-up as a protective sleeve. Whilst most desktop distros feature an on-screen keyboard, and mouse functionality can be duplicated using a touch-screen, very few have been designed specifically with touch in mind, so an optional keyboard is something we expect many users will appreciate. The keyboard features an inbuilt trackpad and connects to the tablet using pogo pins that use a standard USB 2.0 interface, and folds in a way that also props up the tablet when it is set on a table.
Here are some more details about the device:
- WiFi 802.11n
- 16GB eMMC
- Allwinner A64 SoC
- 720p IPS 10" LCD (MiPi)
- USB 2.0-A host
- MicroUSB 2.0 OTG
- microSD slot
- 2mpx front-facing camera
- 5mpx rear camera
- Speakers and microphone
- Volume rocker and 'home' button
- Magnetically attached keyboard & trackpad
- Target price for PineTab & keyboard: $99 ($79 for standalone PineTab)
The PineTab prototype shown at FOSDEM this year is nearly complete and production units should start rolling off of the factory floor soon. If you are interested in the device - especially in developing software support for it - make sure to reach out to us online.
cmcanulty - April 25, 2019
can't wait!
Bo - March 18, 2019
Arthur Anderson:
1) We don't know a release date for the PineTab yet. A recent note from Pine64 states: "As soon as we know you'll know"
2) Not yet, we don't believe
3) Just what we've posted so far
4) See #1, #2 and #3. :-)
Arthur Anderson - March 18, 2019
1) when & where can I buy the $79 tablet, without keyboard.
2) is there pinetab schematic
3) pinetab technical data
4) any info on smartphones too.


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Cape Town - EP Kings hooker Michael van Vuuren is prepared to take the union to court following the non-payment of his salary.
The EP Rugby Union is in dire straits with players not receiving their salaries the last few months.
With the Kings set to play Super Rugby next season, the South African Rugby Union (SARU) opted to step in and take control of matters.
It is believed that SARU has identified around 22 Kings players who will be offered contracts on Wednesday, while the remaining players in the Kings squad will be contracted to the EPRU.
This led to an uproar among the Kings squad and on Monday the players - led by Kevin Luiters and Ronnie Cooke - handed over a petition of grievances to EPRU president Cheeky Watson, raising concerns about the fact that only some of them would be offered SARU contracts for Super Rugby.
Van Vuuren, who formerly represented Stade Francais and Free State, said he had no option but seek legal advice.
He posted the following letter on his Facebook page:
I refer to the non-payment of monies due to me for the months of October and November of this year and the present impasse between the executive of eastern province rugby and the players.
Unfortunately I am no longer in a position to accept non-payment of monies due to me and the present climate of uncertainty.
These monies are the life blood of my existence.
Approximately 19 months ago I relocated from France to return to my country and the province and city i grew up in.
I did so with my fiancé in tow and with the intention of representing my province at super rugby and currie cup level.
I was proud and excited by my return to Nelson Mandela bay and looked forward to committing to eastern province rugby.
However the events of this year have left me disillusioned.
Notwithstanding frequent non-payment and or late payment, I have remained committed, loyal and hopeful that the executive would resolve sponsorship issues and thereby ensure regular payment of monies due to the players and I. Despite a petition and a plea from the players, it is now clear to me that the executive cannot resolve the issues. Liquidation is held over my head and that in a sea of uncertainty.
The non-payment of monies due to me for October and November have left me financially embarrassed.
I am no longer in a position to rely upon my friends and my family.
The shroud of mystery that surrounds the sponsorship issue, the broken promises and continued financial issues as well as the constant reference to liquidation has rendered my position untenable.
Unfortunately the executive is in material breach of my contract and in the circumstances I have no choice but to cancel my contract and exercise my legal remedies.
I reserve all my rights including the right to amplify this letter and the reasons for my decision.
This matter is now in the hands of my legal representatives.
This has not been an easy decision as I had committed to a future in the eastern cape. I stood for something I believe in, and I can hold my head up high. I'm not sure what my future looks like but I know who holds my future. I wish the players, and the region well.
Michael van Vuuren


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- Year: 2017
- Duration: 80 minutes
- Country: Sweden
- Language: English
- Subtitle: English and Malay
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Farmland – the new green gold. Hoping for export revenues, Ethiopia's government leases millions of hectares of farmland to foreign investors. But the dream of prosperity has a dark side where the World Bank plays a very questionable role… Dead Donkeys Fear No Hyenas investigates land grabbing and its impact on people's lives. Pursuing the truth, we meet investors, development bureaucrats, persecuted journalists, struggling environmentalists and evicted farmers deprived of their land.


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Staining, dark pits, and tinted striations on children's teeth can distract from the otherwise most endearing smile. If you live in the Mississauga area, St. Lawrence Dentistry can help fix these issues and help them from happening in the first place.
When parents come to our office and ask what the cause of their children's teeth staining is, Dr. Hawryluk will first determine if the cause is internal or external. There are several causes of internal staining. If the mother has taken tetracycline during their pregnancy the child's teeth can come out dark. Similarly, using medications containing iron in pregnancy can also stain a child's teeth. Excessive fluoride use in children can lead to bright white spots or streaks. Sometimes a mild green shade is observed in teeth in cases where a child had jaundice after birth. Other Illnesses such as children heart disease correlate with staining.
To learn more about the effects of too much fluoride and what can be done about it please visit us here:
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Illnesses taking place while the teeth are developing can result in a white, yellow, or brown stain which is most prevalent on the upper central incisors and first molars. When the condition is minimal, it appears as white marks near the biting surface. In more moderate cases the marks are usually water variable, meaning if the tooth desiccates the area will be more visible. White blotches that are bigger and dense will likely need to be removed by Dr. Hawryluk and the blotch area filled with cosmetic filling material. Yellow or brown spots can often become less noticeable by bleaching.
If your child endured a high fever for a protracted time before the age of 10, some disturbance to the permanent dentition may have taken place. When the adult teeth arrive there may be spots visible on the teeth that were created on the tooth buds at the time of the sickness. Also the tenacity of the enamel may have been lowered due to the fever, making teeth more prone to dental caries. If Dr. Hawryluk notices these lines during your child's dental exam he may review what he thinks the cause it and will go over treatment (of any is indicated).
There are several outside factors (extrinsic) which can stain your child's teeth. If dental brushing and flossing are not adequate than a residue of plaque can be left on the teeth which ultimately can cause a yellow stain. Our courteous dental hygienists will of course be happy to review with your child the best pediatric dental home care techniques. If your child has fallen the upper incisor front teeth can easily turn pink or grey due to stagnant dried up blood in these teeth. Some of these teeth can be left until they naturally fall out around age 8 or 9, whereas others need to be removed. Dr. Hawryluk will of course figure out the best course of action if your child is a patient at St. Lawrence Dentistry. Small black spots can be present anywhere on your child's and most of these are harmless. If your child's teeth are more porous then staining from food debris will more easily penetrate the tooth. The fissures of molar teeth are the weakest part of the teeth and easily stain black. Some of the fissure stain is benign, but others are a sign of a 'fissure decay' forming and have to be closely monitored. One way helping prevent fissure decay is the placement of 'dental sealants'. These are small resins placed into the fissures of permanent molars which siphon off the fissure from the outside. Plaque can therefore not sit in the fissure which ultimately reduces the risk of dental decay.
Children who swim more than 5 hours a week have a risk of developing 'swimmers teeth'. This stains the teeth yellow-brown due to to prolonged exposure to acidic chlorine ions. The water pH overwhelms the buffering capacity of saliva and teeth can break down. One way of helping prevent this is to have your pool maintained by a certified professional who will ensure your pool pH is kept with the ideal pH levels of 7.2 and 7.8. Also talk to your pool maintenance crew about having non chlorine based solutions to keep your pool free of bacteria and algae. If you suspect dental breakdown is happening due to your pool chemistry please contact St. Lawrence Dentistry and we will take steps if remineralize your child's teeth if necessary.
Many parents explain to us that their child is self conscious about their teeth and ask if they can be lightened. In many cases the teeth are an average shade but just seem darker to the child and parents simply because the permanent teeth are almost always not as white as the primary teeth which just fell out. St. Lawrence Dentistry generally does not recommend tooth bleaching under the age of 18. Studies have shown that about half of children using lighting products end up with some form of gum damage or tooth sensitivity. Tooth whitening in conjunction with a bleaching light can actually cause damage of the tooth pulp in children. Also, starting whitening too early can set a child up for a habit of chronic prolonged whitening which ultimately can turn teeth slightly grey and lacklustre. One mild way to start mild whitening at a younger age is to brush your teeth for 30 seconds with Crest 3D whitening mouthwash. You close your mouth around your brush and gently burnish it in. Even this mild whitening program should be professionally monitored. Dr. Hawryluk finds this method will slowly whitening teeth, especially in younger people. If whitening is to be started around 18 years old we will very carefully plan out the process. We will select the appropriate bleaching strength for your adolescent child and monitor the process from start to finish. If we find the whitening products are causing tooth sensitivity we may incorporate other products such as 'soothe gel' or 'MI paste' which will allay the discomfort.
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Some children have 'peg laterals' which are upper front teeth that are smaller than average lateral incisor tooth. From a functional standpoint, they are fine to leave as is. However, if the child and parent(s) want these teeth to become normal size, Dr. Hawryluk can do dental bonding. This is the addition of aesthetic tooth material (composite resin) to the tooth surface. Bonding is an ideal solution to peg laterals and many other situations because no tooth structure is drilled in the process. One important detail of peg lateral treatment is that, if you are considering orthodontic treatment for your child, the bonding should be done before the orthodontics. This is because if it not done fist the orthodontist may push all your child's teeth together so that no space will be left for bonding, hence the teeth would have to remain a peg shape. Dr. Hawryluk can coordinate any treatment with your child's orthodontist so ensure the best result. If you need a recommendation for a great orthodontist in the Mississauga area please let us know.
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Some parents will ask our office if the bumps on the biting surface of their child's teeth can be sanded down. Permanent teeth which have just surfaced often have little peaks and valleys on the biting edges called called mamelons. These are normal tooth anatomy and are formed from bits of enamel fusing together as the tooth develops under the gum. The mamelons help the teeth pierce through the gum as it erupts the they can also help the your child incise food before chewing. Usually they will wear away on their own and generally it is not recommended to shave down the mamelons until over the age of 15 (if requested by parents).
It is quite common for parents to ask if their child's gums can be contoured since they feel their child's smile shows too much gums and not enough tooth. Its true some children have more gum tissue than others and it gives them the appearance of a 'gummy smile'.
Other children's gums are more slanted and angular instead of a more esthetic 'scalloped' appearance. There is usually no need to worry as children naturally have a bountiful amount of gum tissue in which the excess starts to recede at puberty. The biologically normal lowering of the gum at this time is called 'passive eruption'. However, in 10% of people this process does not happen and it stays covering some of the tooth crown. Considering this, St. Lawrence Dentistry suggests in most situations to wait on any gum contouring until after age 16. Dr. Hawryluk can do any contouring (also called gingivectomy) with minimal discomfort by the Ellman Automatic Dentosurg unit which both precisely and gently cuts and coagulates at the same time.
We hope this article on teeth appearance and dental treatments for children has been informative. If you have any further questions about this subject and live in the Mississauga area please give us a call.
Reference: Your Childs Teeth, Weidman


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Sauvage: {der Wilde, die Wilde} Sauvage opened her doors in May 2011, in the vibrant Kreuzköllner Kiez. After six months of hard labour we've transformed a former brothel into a small restaurant with great ambition. Sauvage represents the first Paleolithic - or Prehistoric- restaurant on the Eurasian continent. Rumor has it that Sauvage might in fact be the first restaurant of sorts in the whole World. With a lot of love and devotion we'd like to take you on a culinary time travel, a trip on our rollercoaster of taste explosions to a creative, saporous outburst for your senses. We welcome you to the warm heart of our primal kitchen. Come and taste. Discover. Enjoy. Boris & Rodrigo. Huh? Paleo? : The paleolithic Cuisine is based on a groundbreaking vision on nutrition and offers the world's most healthy diet. Nonetheless is Paleolithic food also one of the most flavourous. The prehistoric kitchen exclusively works with organic, unprocessed foods and thus excludes every kind of processed foods, sprung from agriculture and domestication. Grains, starches, dairy products and sugar have no place on the paleolithic menu. The basic ingredients of Paleo cooking are veggies, meat, fish, eggs, oils, nuts, seeds and herbs. All ingredients come from Organic farming or wildlife. Paleo Cuisine is based on the dietary habits of our prehistoric ancestors, but doesn't tend to mimic how prehistoric man ate. The Modern Paleo cook combines evolutionary science with contemporary cuisine and ancestral cooking methods. Yeah! Paleo! : Adjusting your eating habits to paleo principles means actually feeding your body how nature intended. Doing so results in immediate, tremendous health-benefits. One should really try it out to understand the real impact. From personal experience we noted the following results: *Higher and steady energy levels thoughout the whole day- everyday. *Natural bodyrecomposition- effortless fatburning and musclegrowth. *Clear skin, softer hair and stronger teeth. *Better immunesystem (Hence no more colds or flus. Major savings on doctorvisits and pharmaceutical purchases!) *Higher sexdrive. *Mental balance and general wellbeing. Caveman cookin' : *100% Homemade! We prepare everything ourselves. From the ghee, which gives that soft & creamy taste when frying a steak, to our wallnutbutter, our variety of pesto's and the meanwhile famous grainfree crackers. We choose to start from full organic basic ingredients, in order to ensure you the most pure and natural finished dish, in stead of opening up a jar and pop some convenience meal into the microwave. Therefor we ask for your understanding, when it takes a while to serve your meal. We hope we created a place where you can relax, enjoy the music and a glass of wine, so waiting for your plate becomes a pleasure... *Healthy meats and fish! All of the animal products we use in our kitchen come from controlled organic farming or wildlife. Happy, healthy animals provide healthier and better tasting meat. We assure you will never find a piece of meat from a diseased and tortured animal on your plate at Sauvage. We purchase meat from free range, organic fed and as much as possible grassfed cattle. *Organic fruits, vegetables, herbs, nuts and seeds! As in the animal products we use, all our vegetarian ingredients come from organic farming. Because we are restricted by seasonal availability our menu is limited, and ever changing. In this way we can serve you the most fresh and best tasting foods. *Sugarfree! We sweet our dishes with the natural sweetness of fruits and herbs. All our cakes and pies are 100% free of processed sugar. Therefor you will find that our cakes and desserts are never overly sweet, but let you enjoy their wide scala of natural flavours, provided by fresh fruits, nuts, herbs and raw honey. Sweet indulgence, but sugarfree and full of antioxidants, fibre and vitamins! Could there be anything better in the whole wide world? *Gluten and Grainfree! Grains are designed to resist, not to be eaten. Those stonehard corns are bulking of Lectins, Phytins and other anti-nutrients. With every bite they attack our digestive- and immune system, putting our bodies in a constant inflammatory state, causing disease combined with fatigue and fat storage due to the carb-overload. Thats why we shun grains like the plague. So no bread, no pasta, no rice. We leave those utterly bland and boring tastes behind us and offer you crackers, crusts & bakes made from seeds, vegetables and nutflours. Hard work for us, delicious tastes for you. You will find that the overconsumption of grains in traditional cuisine often makes you feel bloated, tired and uncomfortable after dinner. Our meals will make you fully sated but feeling light as a feather at the same time. *Healthy Fats! At Sauvage you know exactly what you eat. The majority of restaurants will serve you food, which often looks healthy on the outside, but can be bulking of invisible unhealthy junk. The free radicals of overheated or rancid oils for instance, or the transfats of hydrogenated vegetable oils. None of that on your plate at Sauvage. We bake, fry and cook with homemade ghee (clarified butter), homemade clarified lard or suet and unrefined palmoil or coconut oil. All of these provide healthy, heath-stable fats with an excellent Omega 3-Omega 6 ratio. Cold dishes are prepared with extra virgin Olive oil and Nut-oils. For your health.


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The GK/Retail Stored Value Server represents a centralized voucher database which contains information about all vouchers issued throughout the entire retail organization.
This can be accessed remotely by any number of POS systems across any geography or by external systems such as ecommerce stores, providing information in real time via a web-based service. Even if the system is offline, built-in mechanisms guarantee that you can still issue and redeem vouchers at all times.
Gift cards
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When integrated with GK/Retail POS, this solution enables the complete management of all gift-card-related activities, including sale and redemption at the POS, card top-ups, and status requests.
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A Splendid Duet.
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Posted: September 6th, 2015 at 2:27 pm, Last Updated on: March 5th, 2019 at 4:56 pm
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Sherry Konkus lives in Owosso, MI. She is the proud owner of the Camac Athena EX Concert Grand Harp named "Grover" and Camac Mademoiselle named "Ernie." She's also the proud author of The Punisher Harp Zone. Sherry is the one who came up with the idea of portraying The Punisher from Marvel Comics as the punishing harpist who plays the harp in memory of his family who was killed by the mob years ago.


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On December 2, during question period, Liberal MP Marc Garneau asked me a partisan question regarding the horrific murder of 14 women 25 years ago at l'Ecole Polytechnique.
In the wake of this partisan question, I took the opportunity to remember and honour the memory of these 14 women. As I stated in my 30 second response, "We have to work continually to support victims which … will require tremendous effort from all sides of the House."
This should not be a partisan issue. It is important that we stand together and clearly underscore the horrific nature of this crime.
The 14 victims of the Montreal Massacre were killed by Marc Lepine because they were women — this is well-known. It is not possible to delve into every aspect of the December 6, 1989 murders in a 30-second answer. We know these women were targeted because they were women and they were engineering students.
What is unfathomable to me and to most Canadians is why such hatred for women can exist, and how it can lead someone to such indiscriminate acts of violence. These women died by simply going to class that day. A tragedy in every sense of the word.
The NDP leader's attempt to twist my respectful and somber words into a political attack is deeply disappointing. It is equally distasteful for Justin Trudeau to suggest that I do not listen or talk to victims of violence. His willfully ignorant allegations are untrue. I have met personally with hundreds of victims as a frontline prosecutor, and hundreds more in my 17 years as a Member of Parliament.
Upon my appointment as Minister of Justice I immediately began consultations for the Victims Bill of Rights where I personally visited communities in every province and territory in Canada with the specific purpose of personally hearing from victims.
It would appear that the NDP leader and the leader of the third party are more concerned with creating sound bites for the evening news and playing partisan politics … than truly honouring the memory of the victims of the Montreal Massacre. This is very saddening and entirely disrespectful.
Respectfully submitted,
Peter MacKay, Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada


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A few years back Christa from Room Recipes made over and entire 3 bedroom NYC apartment--including the kitchen and bathroom--for a thrifty $5,000. The living room is representative of the entire redo 'recipe', which was 'Cheap Mod Chic.' To see the entire apartment, including before pics and price tags, head on over to Room Recipes.


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Hernia can cause serious enough pain to make you enjoy less the activities you once loved or worse – stop from doing them completely. You need to know that a surgical treatment is the only way to fix your problem. So why not receive the help of respected and highly regarded surgeons in Los Angeles?
Cedars-Sinai Marina del Rey Hospital will provide you with the best medical staff and the best treatment solution in order to make your symptoms disappear and for you to get back to the life you love.
A hernia is a medical condition in which part of an organ is displaced and protrudes through the wall of the cavity containing it. It often involves the intestine at a weak point in the abdominal wall.
Hernias can occur in many places, but the most common types of hernias are:
The phrase "hernia repair" refers to a surgical operation for correction of a hernia.
Some people with hernias do not experience symptoms. However, hernias can cause severe pain and potentially serious, complications such as infection and bowel obstruction. Surgery remains the only way to repair a hernia; they will not resolve on their own.
With minimally invasive surgery, the biggest difference that the patient will notice is in recovery. The laparoscopic approach lowers the risk of complications, improves recovery, and makes for much less discomfort to the patient.
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Pesto trapanese is a classic dairy-free Italian sauce made from raw tomatoes, lightly toasted almonds, garlic, basil and olive oil. It's a delicious cross between a pesto and a tomato sauce. Pour the sauce over warm strands of roasted spaghetti squash for an Italian meal with a Paleo twist.
- 1 spaghetti squash
- 1 cup water
- 1 TBSP ghee (or olive oil)
- 12 oz (about 2 heaping cups) cherry tomatoes
- 1/2 cup toasted slivered almonds
- 2 cloves garlic, peeled
- 2 cups loosely packed, fresh basil leaves
- 1/4 tsp sea salt, plus more to taste
- 1/2 cup extra virgin olive oil
- Preheat oven to 400° F. Cut the spaghetti squash in half, from stem to tip. Scrape out the seeds and stringy middle part, without disturbing the flesh around the outside.
- Pour water into a 9"x13" baking dish. Place the squash halves, flesh side down, into the pan. Cover the pan with foil and bake 30-45 minutes, or until the squash flesh can easily be pierced all the way down to the skin with a fork and strands pull apart easily. Remove from oven and let cool slightly.
- Using a fork, loosen the strands of squash and scrape them into a large bowl. Toss with ghee and/or olive oil and a sprinkle of salt. Set aside.
- While the squash is baking, make the sauce: Using a blender or food processor, combine the cherry tomatoes, almonds, garlic, basil and salt. Pureé until fairly smooth.
- While the motor is still running, drizzle in the olive oil until the sauce thickens slightly. Add more salt to taste.
- Serve pesto trapanese at room temperature, poured over the warm spaghetti squash. Store leftover sauce in an airtight container for 2 to 3 days.


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The Diary of River Song: Series 5 continues to pit River Song against various famous faces from across the Doctor Who universe. With Series 4 having brought Tom Baker's Fourth Doctor into the fold, Series 5 sees River come up against the Doctor's arch nemesis, The Master, in many incarnations of that character. This is my first foray into the world of River Song at Big Finish so the question is, did I enjoy it?
Jonathan Morris has one of the most challenging things to do with The Bekdel Test and that is bringing Michelle Gomez into the world of Big Finish. Ahead of her own boxset due for release in February, this is a good look into how her own series is going to pan out.
And to his credit, Morris does a very good job. He forces two characters who are direct opposites to work together and then lets us watch the chaos that ensues. Missy is the same crazy version of the character that she was on television and Michelle Gomez seems completely at home with her character on audio.
Indeed, Morris makes the absolute most of the great chemistry between Alex Kingston and Michelle Gomez with a number of little moments which are laugh out loud. We've got one little scene where River goes through every rogue Time Lord in existence including the Rani and The Meddling Monk before she works out who Missy is. Gomez pitches Missy's disgust just perfectly! How could anyone not know who she is?! And there is a great throwaway line to the Comic Relief special, The Curse of Fatal Death! It is a reference that only Doctor Who fans will probably get but it is a great one! Well done Mr Morris!
With this being my first time listening to The Diary of River Song, I was impressed with how good Alex Kingston was on audio. River Song is perhaps one of those marmite characters amongst fans, many love her but there are just as many who unfortunately don't. I must admit to being someone who quite liked her character and Kingston's performance in particular. There were moments where Stephen Moffatt would go a little too far with the innuendoes, but that isn't a problem that Morris has. He keeps things tense and interesting and litters the script with plenty of twists and turns. There were a couple of moments which surprised me and the supporting cast was excellent too.
The Bekdel Test was a great way to open this set and kept me excited for the next adventure and the upcoming boxset for Missy herself, one can never have too much Michelle Gomez!
The second story for this set, Animal Instinct sees River Song coming up against perhaps the evilest incarnation of the Master, Geoffrey Beever's decayed Master. Author Roy Gill is really good at keeping the Master's identity a secret from River Song at first as this is perhaps the incarnation that casual viewers are less familiar with.
With River Song and her assistant Luke stumble across an ancient temple and stumble into a trap set for the Doctor. Waking the Master up from his stasis pod, they soon discover a secret history for this world and how that ties in with the plans of The Master. Roy Gill has gradually garnered quite the repertoire at Big Finish with his work on The Omega Factor range being standouts for me and he really has a handle on things here. His characterisation of River is spot-on, making her a much more Doctor-ish character than she is over the rest of the set. And Alex Kingston works brilliantly alongside Geoffrey Beevers. The pair have fantastic chemistry, Beevers' silky voice and Kingston's quite loud tones sound really nice together.
What really works quite nicely is that there are a few moments here and there, where this Master seems to rub off on River, causing her to make some surprising decisions and giving us some nice little twists here and there that catch us on the wrong foot.
One thing that Gill hasn't forgotten to inject though is some elements of humour. As well as being perhaps the most callous incarnation of the Master, Beevers can also be one of the funniest. His Master has no understanding of the way humans work and that is clear here when he comments on how River manages to control Luke without the use of shocking weapons and threats. Kingston's disdain at the comments help really sell the scene and Beevers' genuine surprise at how this can work is hysterical.
The supporting cast here is great again, providing more than a little cannon fodder for the Master but the actors make their characters so likable that when one of them bites the dust, you really feel it. Overall, this is another strong entry to the set and another enjoyable stand-alone story to boot.
The third story of this set is perhaps the most surprising of all and certainly garnered a lot of the focus in the different media outlets that jumped on it because it was a slow news day. Eddie Robson was given the hardest job of all here in the form of bringing back Eric Robert's TV Movie version of the Master.
Setting his story on board a floating mishmash of a ship stranded in the time Vortex, he gives the Master just one location to work from and this, in turn, allows us to get a good look into where his mind is at. The biggest problem with the TV Movie for me is the way the Master is written, by people who claim to have been fans but have clearly never seen a Master episode of Doctor Who in their lives! That isn't the case here and Robson gives this ridiculed version of the character some much-needed dignity.
Eric Roberts for his part does a damn-good job in the role. Being the only American in the cast, it isn't difficult to work out who he is but I must admit I was a little flummoxed at the beginning, as he sounds absolutely nothing like he did on television. Of course, Roberts is older now and naturally, his voice would change but it took me a while to work out it was him! The change in tone for his voice though is a great thing because he gets across a much softer side of the character before snapping into evil-Master mode at the end. And although we still get a couple of theatrical moments, things are dialled down much more nicely and Robson and Roberts give the character a new lease of life. Hopefully, this won't be the one-and-only time we hear from Eric Roberts with Big Finish, perhaps a rematch against the Eighth Doctor is now on the cards?
Robson has proved time and time again that he can handle some of the timey-wimey aspects of the show expertly, especially when it comes to bridging some of the confusing gaps or mistakes in continuity between the modern series and the classic series. He does this again in a rather imaginative way to explain how the Master survived the events of the television movie and for the most part it works, though it does stretch the imagination a little. But the rest of the episode is so enjoyable that you can forgive this little hiccup.
The Lifeboat and the Deathboat is a surprisingly enjoyable story which allows the TV Movie Master a time to shine. Eric Roberts has great chemistry with all the main and supporting cast and hopefully we'll hear more from him again in the near future. And hopefully, his successful turn here will finally make the production team behind the TV Movie give Big Finish the rights to the characters of Grace Holloway and Chang-Lee. Now there's a boxset I'd be the first in line to purchase!
The fourth and final outing in this set, Concealed Weapon sees the return of another evil incarnation of the Master, Derek Jacobi's War-Master. Written by Scott Handcock, who perhaps has the best handle on this incarnation, The Concealed Weapon is another great story and a great way to close out the set.
Over the few years that he has been working with Big Finish, Derek Jacobi's War Master has quickly become one of the most evil versions of the character since the character's creation. With the Time War raging all around him, this is a Master who has gone a little more insane and just doesn't care anymore. I'll never get over his treatment of his 'companion', played by Jonny Green in the Only the Good boxset and here, his treatment of the supporting characters is just as vile.
Perhaps the best thing about this story is that River Song knows exactly who this Master is. We're given no explanation as to how that is possible but we don't need one as there is a real sense that she has no idea how to stop him. Almost throughout the entire story, the War Master has the upper-hand until River Song finally puts a stop to him at the end but there is a real sense of threat and unease as his plans begin to take form.
As with any good Master story, it ends with his plans coming down around his ears but it is a lot of fun getting to that stage and Scott Handcock makes sure he gives us plenty of misdirection in the meantime with characters shifting or having shifted allegiances throughout the piece.
With the series being headed by Alex Kingston, this story really is Jacobi's show and it is clear how much he revels in being thoroughly evil!
The Diary of River Song: Series 5 is a massive success plain and simple. It has four incredibly strong stories all penned by competent writers. The whole cast, main and guest for all stories do a terrific job and for my first foray into this range, I was incredibly impressed.
All the Master's were used incredibly well, Michelle Gomez is always a delight as is Geoffrey Beevers and Derek Jacobi but we know they all are, the biggest surprise was certainly Eric Roberts who stepped up to the plate brilliantly.
If this set proves anything it is that River Song doesn't need the Doctor around to deliver some cracking storytelling. With the range having been commissioned for a further two sets, the future seems bright for River Song. We'll next hear from her in the upcoming Legacy of Time and Ravenous: Vol 3 and Alex Kingston will head Transcendence, a Big Finish original.
It seems that Alex Kingston is going nowhere anytime soon as so long as the sets she is part of are as strong as this one, I'll be there!
The Doctor isn't the only Time Lord River runs into on her travels up and down the timeline.
The Master, in all of his – or her – guises, also has a chequered history with Professor Song. And whenever they meet, it's a close call as to who comes out on top…
It's something River must get used to: there are three people in her marriage – at the very least!
The Bekdel Test by Jonathan Morris
Back at the start of her imprisonment, Doctor Song becomes a guinea pig for an innovative new security system.
But it's her fellow prisoners she needs to be most wary of.
Because it's early days for Missy, too. The Doctor is dead, and she is outraged that somebody else killed him first…
Animal Instinct by Roy Gill
On a world where vicious beasts stalk ancient ruins, Professor Song teaches a student the finer points of archaeology.
But then she meets an incarnation of the Master who is desperate to survive.
And if they are going to escape this place alive, they all must work together.
The Lifeboat and the Deathboat by Eddie Robson
Stranded in the Vortex, a father and daughter do their best to survive, living on salvage in a ramshackle vessel.
Elsewhere, an obsessive ship's captain hunts down a vengeful monster, whatever the cost.
And River is caught between them, uncovering an old enemy in the most unexpected new guise.
Concealed Weapon by Scott Handcock
A deep space exploration mission nears its end – when suddenly, the crew start to die.
River must try to protect her colleagues and work out what else is on board their ship.
Something is stalking them, and the deadliest Master of all has his own plans for River Song…
Written By: Jonathan Morris, Roy Gill, Eddie Robson, Scott Handcock
Directed By: Ken Bentley
Alex Kingston (River Song), Geoffrey Beevers (The Master), Eric Roberts (The Master), Derek Jacobi (The Master), Michelle Gomez (Missy), Laurence Kennedy (Director), Fiona Hampton (Zerelda / Charlotte Henries), Richenda Carey (Darial / Admiral), Andrew Fettes (Hewel / Prison Guard), Timothy Blore (Luke Sulieman), Delroy Atkinson (Dav Christos / Therian Leader), Emily Woodward (Adella Franz Therian), Lucy Heath (Alison), Sasha Behar (Admiral Eno), Himesh Patel (Ayrton Valencia / Engineer), Eleanor Crooks (Kaliopi Mileska / Robot), Christopher Naylor (Number Two / Computer / James), Vineeta Rishi (Amita Burman), Orion Ben (Nina Purkis), Tom Price (Hugo), Jacqueline King (Michelle Lambon). Other parts played by members of the cast.
Producer: David Richardson
Script Editor: Matt Fitton
Executive Producers: Jason Haigh-Ellery and Nicholas Briggs


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On Sunday, July 15th, Pamela Wannie was ordained as Associate Pastor at South Congregational Church, Centerville MA.. Pam has served South Congregational faithfully as its Music Minister since 2004, and Minister of Children's Faith Formation since 2017. Pamela is a graduate of Andover Newton Theological Seminary with a Masters in Divinity, and certificates in both Pastoral Care and Ministerial Leadership. South Congregational Church is extremely proud to have Pam within our faith community and to support her ordination as a Minister in the United Church of Christ (UCC).
In her added role Pam will engage with the congregation and the broader community in various experiences to advance spiritual growth. She will also continue her role as Music Minister. South Congregational is blessed to have Pam appointed to this new role and looks forward to the gifts from God that her ordination will bring to our church and the wider community.


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Farm Scene with red tractor
die-cut farm scene
This card was made using dies (from Find It Trading) only - no stamping. The dies were cut out on colored cardstock so there wasn't even any ink involved! The tractor was cut out once with red and again with black cardstock. The border background was also cut out on several different colors of paper and paper pieced together. The tree can be seen better in person, it didn't photograph very well.
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Another year has passed by but our love for Bollywood just keeps growing. The audience makes or breaks a movie. There is no formula for a movie to set box office records and therefore while some become blockbusters, many others crash. But some movies surpass the normal brackets of being good or bad and become classics gradually. These films are what we call cult films. The best example of a cult movie is Andaz Apna Apna. A series of films that initially flopped have successfully become cult classics later.
From the many thought-provoking and experimental movies that released in the past, we hereby present a list of movies that deserve the status of cult classics now. Read on to know more.
Hey Ram
The movie turns 17 this 2017 but has still has not gotten the deserved appreciation. A period crime drama film, Hey Ram beautifully weaved the threads of communalism and jingoism with emotions of love, pain, and suffering. Unfortunately, the film was a box office failure at the time of its release. Not to forget, the powerful lead cast that included Kamal Haasan, Shah Rukh Khan, Naseeruddin Shah and Rani Mukerji.
Socha Na Tha
Socha Na Tha is a romantic comedy, directed by Imtiaz Ali and starring Abhay Deol and Ayesha Takia, which failed initially but with time has earned praises for its slow paced yet aesthetic character development coupled with its unconventional comedy.
This whodunnit murder mystery directed by Vidhu Vinod Chopra was much ahead of its time. But surprisingly, the film was not at all popular at the time of its release. Distributors refused to buy it due to its unconventional storyline. This film starred the best ever actors from the film fraternity like Shabana Azmi, Amol Palekar, Sudhir Mishra, Pankaj Kapur, and Sadashiv Amrapurkar, among many. Off lately, cinephiles have come to realize its true worth.
No Smoking
No Smoking, an Anurag Kashyap creation, was a box office disaster due to its complex story, which was too much for the audiences to comprehend. It blurs the thin line between reality and illusion and therefore failed to get the required attention. One of the best performances by John Abraham, this is definitely a cult classic that needs more eyes and ears.
Starring Kaykay Menon and directed by Anurag Kashyap, this one is a strong commentary on the existing power politics with themes of legitimacy, injustice, hypocrisy in the society central to it, Gulaal disappointed the audiences when it released. The film's gritty storyline, exceptional character development, and impressive script definitely need more watchers. This one is a must-watch film in every cinephile's list.
If your list differs from the one above, let us know in the comments below.