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MARIETTA — Life is a game of inches, and the Marietta Indians were that close to winning a district championship Friday night.
MARIETTA — Life is a game of inches, and the Marietta Indians were that close to winning a district championship Friday night.
With the clock winding down in regulation, Marietta's Coleton Taylor was given a golden opportunity with an open layup and a tie game at 62-62.
Unfortunately, the ball didn't cooperate, and neither did the Valliant Bulldogs in overtime as Marietta was sent into the consolation bracket thanks to a 70-65 defeat at Marietta Gymnasium.
Both teams were neck-and-neck throughout the contest, as the Indians biggest lead of the first half was five points at 7-2 in the first quarter.
Valliant though erased the five-point deficit and evened things up going into the second at 13-13.
Through two ties and multiple momentum swings in the second quarter, the Bulldogs somehow managed to never fall behind, despite constant pressure at both ends of the court from Marietta.
The Indians did manage to take a 27-21 deficit with 1:35 left before halftime and cut it to two points going into the break at 30-28.
Valliant came out of the gates strong in the second half with a 6-0 run to lead 36-28 at the 5:12 mark of the third quarter.
However, the Indians fought back in a big way with a 13-4 run of their own to take only their second lead of the game at 41-40 with 1:40 left in the third.
The Bulldogs though wouldn't be denied an advantage going into the fourth.
Marietta managed to tie the game at 43-43, only to see the Bulldogs score three points to close out the third and take the lead at 46-43.
Just over a minute into the fourth quarter,
and the teams were once again tied, this time at 48-48 with 6:33 left.
After a brief 50-48 lead for the Indians with 5:50 left in regulation, the game was tied again at 50-50 with 5:14 left.
With the game tied at 59-59, Marietta grabbed a 62-59 advantage with 1:23 left in regulation, and appeared to have finally put to rest the challenge from Valliant.
Unfortunately, the Bulldogs had one more ace up their sleeve as they tied the game at 62-62 with 1:06 left in regulation.
After the Indians stopped Valliant on its final possession of the fourth quarter, Marietta inbounded the ball and drove, putting up a shot that went off the rim.
Colton Taylor went up and grabbed the rebound, putting in what seemed to be a sure layup.
Unfortunately, he was cruelly denied by the iron, and the game went to overtime.
Valliant never trailed in the extra session, as Marietta scraped its way to within one point at 66-65 with 0:47 left in the overtime period.
But, a technical foul on Marietta combined with clutch free throw shooting by the Bulldogs sealed the district title for Valliant.
Bolton Fortune led the Indians with 21 points followed by Trace Stewart with 15 points.
TaGunn Boyd-Matthews scored 10 points, with Coleton Taylor and Zane Nutter each scoring eight points.
Marietta will play in the regional consolation bracket Thursday afternoon at 3 p.m. against the loser of the Kingston/Lindsay game at Kingston High School.
A victory would mean Marietta plays Friday.


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Ninth international workshop for bladder exstrophy makes an impact for all
Did you know that more children are treated for bladder exstrophy in January than any other month of the year?
Notes from the field from Pamela Block, executive director of A-BE-C
I recently returned from India where I traveled with a team of surgeons, many of whom have been making this journey for the past nine years. Even though this is my third trip, I continue to be awed by the dedication and passion of this group that has come together from all over the world. I am humbled and inspired by everyone at the event as each year brings greater impact to our bladder exstrophy community through the care, teaching and excellence in innovation.
Each year, many of the 160 children who have been treated since the workshop's inception return to Ahmedabad for follow-up care and additional surgeries. Because of this workshop, these children and their parents now have hope for the first time. I have also witnessed a growing trust and sense of community amongst the families and the local team of doctors. The children have become friends and support each other during their time in the ward. Senior surgeons Dr. Douglas Canning and Dr. Pippi Salle work tirelessly, performing surgery after surgery while teaching and sharing with other surgeons their collective decades of experience and skills.
Reflections from the medical team
- The 9th annual Exstrophy workshop is dedicated to Richbhai (Dr. Richard Grady). All of us here at the department of Pediatric Surgery love Richbhai as a part of our family. In his seven trips to India, he has changed the whole perspective of the department of Pediatric Surgery, also putting us on the global map for bladder exstrophy work. This has been Richbhai's legacy for us. Our best tribute to him would be to continue and carry forward this legacy by developing a Center of Excellence in the management of Exstrophy; this would realize his dream of giving whole-hearted and committed care for such children. – Dr. Joshi Rakesh
I'm honored to be a part of such an incredible group that has organized itself to come together to perform this much needed, highly skilled and noble work for the most needy of the children and families. I applaud and thank the foresights of Dr. Richard Grady, Dr. Aseem Shukla and Dr. Atul Thakre, the dedication of the Ahmedabad team and subsequently all of you/us from around the world. It's a testament to each one of you as talented, dedicated, professionals as well as passionate, kind and generous people, who strive to make each year more successful, productive, efficient and more meaningful despite the many demands in your lives. I leave each year more inspired, impressed and in awe of all the individuals I see each year and by those whom I meet for the first time. – Dr. Anaja Kundu
- Drs. Rakesh Joshi and Jaishri Ramji truly demonstrated their unquestioned leadership skills by rallying their residents–despite crushing clinical commitments–to prepare detailed patient summaries. The preparation and organization this year was invaluable, and confirmed to all that Civil Hospital deserves its reputation today as a comprehensive international bladder exstrophy center. Your continued partnership, support and commitment to the Indo-US partnership is essential and, thankfully, unwavering! – Dr. Aseem Shukla
Thanks to Pamela Block and A-BE-C for all that you were doing out there in wards, spending time with patients and their families, teaching them benefits of CIC and about post op care after such supra major surgery. We hope this will lead to better acceptance of CIC in our set-up. Thanks once again for the thoughtful gifts which kept all patients smiling all the time. – Dr. Rakesh Josh
- Of course we really couldn't have such a wonderfully productive workshop were it not for the involvement and dedication of the trainees – both at Civil Hospital (you guys are truly superstars – working with us all day long and then keeping current with the day to day needs of the Pediatric Surgery Patients) and Dr. Jason Van Batavia & Dr. Andrew Stine. You all keep the workshop current and your questions and thoughtful suggestions are the fuel that drives the workshop – thank you for all that you do. This also goes out to the staff at Civil Hospital in the wards and in the Operating rooms. And to our 2017 international observers – Dr. Martin Situma, Dr. Huixia Zhou, Dr. Wei Cheng, Dr. Rodrigo Romao and Dr. Ana Bujons. Your dedication and desire to improve your own skill in the care of these patients is exemplary and I want to thank you for taking time away from your families and your jobs to be in Ahmedabad with us. You added a bi-directional sense of learning as collectively we all learned from each other, about the care of these patients, healthcare systems a and life along the way. – Dr. Pramod Reddy
Thank you to A-BE-C's contributors & volunteers
- Cincinnati Children's Hospital and Medical Center Woman's Auxiliary Sewing Volunteers – Cincinnati, Ohio, USA – who lovingly made all the warm blankets and pants. Because of your efforts, our patients stayed warm and dry!
- Neha Dasai – Ahmedabad, India – for helping the families by providing interpretation during our one-on-one post-surgery training, the kids activities and anytime we needed you. With your support, Carolyn and Pamela were able to effectively communicate with the families, which made their hospital stay much less scary.
- Janet Gibson – Denver, Colorado, USA – for traveling to India from Colorado to help Pamela with the logistics of the patients flying in, and for contributing to Physician Scholarship Fund so that we could bring in doctors from Africa. Your support will help build a program in India where families can get follow up treatment with a doctor trained in exstrophy care.
- Karin Moorhouse – Beijing, China – for helping Pamela in the ward with the families and interviewing the doctors and writing their bios. With your support, we are able to highlight the surgeons from different parts of the world and provide referrals to specialty centers.
- Janet Rankin – Victoria, Australia – for providing a scholarship for a physician to attend the workshop and receive hands-on training in exstrophy care.
- Cindy Ziobrowski – York, Maine – for putting together and sending the "activity box". The kids loved all the activities and it gave Pamela an opportunity to spend quality time in the ward everyday. Priceless!
- Dr. & Mrs Sudhir Chandana, Dr. Nita Thakre, Ravindra and Charugita Shukla for hosting us in the evenings in your lovely homes and special restaurants. The food is always amazing and your hospitality is unprecedented!
A special thanks goes to these kids for BEing Extraordinary!
- Anna and Lily Block in partnership with Shorecrest School in St. Petersburg, Florida for donating over 240 pair of PJs!
- Dawna Boudot – St. Henry District High School, Verona, Ohio – for sewing and filling 110 hobo bags with toothpaste, brushes, bars of soap and small toys!
- Trisha and Marisa Reddy whose nonprofit organization, A Stitch Just In Time, collected and donation boxes of sutures, catheters and other much needed medical supplies.
Ninth Annual Operative Workshop on Exstrophy
- Dr. Rich Grady – Seattle Children's
- Dr. Rakesh Joshi – Civil Hospital, Ahmedabad, India
- Dr. Aseem Shukla – Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
- Dr. Atul Thakre- Civil Hospital, Ahmedabad, India
- Dr. Douglas Canning – Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
- Dr. Anjana Kundo -Pediatric Pain & Palliative Care Specialist, Anesthesiologist, Dayton, Ohio
- Dr. Jaishri Ramji – Civil Hospital, Ahmedabad, India
- Dr. Pramod Reddy – Cincinnati Children's Medical Center
- Dr. Pippi Salle – Sidra Medical Center, Doha, Qatar
- Dr. Huixia Zhou – Beijing, China
- Dr. Wei Cheng – Beijing, China
- Dr. Rodrigo Romao – Nova Scotia, Canada
- Dr. Ana Bujons- Barcelona, Spain
- Dr. Martin Situma – Kampala, Uganda
- Dr. Jason Van Batavia – Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
- Dr. Andrew Stine– Cincinnati Children's Medical Center
- Dr. Aniz Ratani -Civil Hospital, Ahmedabad, India
- Dr. Dhruti Kalsaria-Civil Hospital, Ahmedabad, India
- Indu Christian – Civil Hospital, Ahmedabad, India
- Carolyn Fazzini- Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
- Vishnu Prajapati- Civil Hospital, Ahmedabad, India

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Paraodox have announced that the popular co-op action/adventure game has recieved a huge tech overhaul for the game engine itself and game balance improvements.
Any players who have purchased Magicka will receive, at no charge, this much-asked for update, which adds the ability to resume game progress from check points instead of starting over at the beginning of a chapter, incorporates the ability to revisit previously completed chapters, and, for the soloists, adds a fairy familiar that will revive players when they perish during campaign mode.
Full details for what is featured in the game engine update:
• Fairy familiar added, revives characters after death occurs in solo campaign
• Checkpoints now save progress even if game is quit
• Chapter select added to replay previously played chapters
• Several improvements to the server browser
• Physics and collision detection improved – less falling through the floor
• Frame rate stuttering – should be less noticeable for some users
• Extended particle system with particle lights
• Improved light performance
• Several minor bug fixes, game balance, and tweaks
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CBS's Bogus Vet Suicide Epidemic Claim
By Michael Fumento
As you know, there are two federal holidays in November. Thanksgiving is one, "Exploit the Veterans Day" is the other. Say again? Never mind that we vets excel in measurable ways such as education, employment, and pay. Activist groups and the media always have fresh reports ready in November showing how wretched our lives are.
This year the goons were CBS News and a homeless activist group. I'll deal with homeless group in a later piece; but in the New York Post I take on CBS's claim that a study they conducted all by their lonesomes (Big red flag there.) shows an "epidemic" of veterans ending their poor miserable lives. (And if you don't believe that, CBS has some documents on President Bush's National Guard service they'd like to sell you. )
The CBS suicide claim goes against lots of detailed published reports regarding both active duty service personnel and veterans. For example, the suicide rate among Vietnam vets and Gulf War vets is no higher than among comparable civilians. Why would there be such a high suicide rate among vets in general then, most of whom served during peacetime? And while naturally CBS wants to blame its "findings" on PTSD, I also discuss studies showing that vets with PTSD are less likely to kill themselves. All CBS's "study" showed us was a crass way of raising ratings.
November 19, 2007 08:22 PM · Afghanistan ~ Iraq ~ Media ~ Military
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We all take in fluids on a daily basis. And we all need water to survive. The average person may only survive for two or three days without liquids, and even the strongest person can only survive for a week at most. So why do we have to constantly consume water? The very existence of water comes so naturally to us that it is hard to stop and think about what makes it so essential.
Professor Masato Yasui, who leads the Department of Pharmacology at Shinanomachi Campus, has spent countless hours researching the behavior of the "water" inside our bodies, working tirelessly to understand its physiological phenomena.
"The water we drink gets absorbed into the bloodstream and then passed onto the cellular level before finally exiting the body in the forms of saliva, tears, sweat, and urine. When thinking about human physiology, water plays a crucial role," Prof. Yasui explains.
Consider disease screenings for example. When screening for diabetes, we measure blood sugar level. When testing for cancer, we measure biomarkers—substances whose presence is indicative of a specific disease—found in blood or urine. Until now, the medical sciences have examined the state of the body by looking at the concentration of specific substances dissolved in urine and blood. But by working in that way, each disease screening requires you to measure the concentration of a different substance. And in the case of diseases for which biomarkers have not yet been found, it is impossible to do anything until a reliable screening method is established.
That is where water in the body plays an important role. Let's start with some basics you may have learned in your junior high science class. A substance that dissolves in a liquid is called a "solute," and the liquid itself is a "solvent." This "body water" works as a solvent to dissolve various solutes, and in the past, the medical sciences focused on these solutes when diagnosing diseases. However, here in the Department of Pharmacology, we observe how body water works as a solvent.
"When a substance dissolves in water, it interacts with surrounding water molecules at the microscopic level, whose characteristic water absorbance patterns are affected and change ever so slightly. If you can see this change in detail, that is, measure and describe it scientifically, then you can see what is going on the body," Prof. Yasui says.
Because the role of body water as a solvent is common among all people, we can infer that all kinds of information can be obtained from understanding its changes. Prof. Yasui asserts that if this method, called aquaphotomics, which sees water as a molecular mirror, is put into practical use, may turn the common sense of medical examination on its head. Note that the aquaphotomics was initially developed by Prof. Romiana Tsenkova (Kobe Univ.).
Why did Prof. Yasui decide to focus on water? After starting his career as a pediatrician, he says that he often cared for newborns and premature babies.
"It is said that about 60% of an adult body is water, but this number can reach up to 90% in a fetus. After growing for ten months in amniotic fluid, the baby comes out into the world. Lungs that until birth were full of fluids are drained immediately after birth, allowing a newborn infant to start breathing. 19th-century German biologist Ernst Haeckel once said that the moment of birth is as dynamic as when life rose out of the water and onto the land. That's what first got me interested in water," Prof. Yasui recalls. "The water that fills the lungs of the fetus was thought to have been drained by the lungs being pressed when passing through the birth canal. However, it is becoming apparent that, in fact, water channel protein, aquaporin plays an important role," he explains.
"Clinical practice can feel like a game of whack-a-mole, where you deal with one symptom only to have another appear. I wanted to know how the moles were moving about underground." Prof. Yasui also says that as a pediatrician, his desire to understand the disease from a developmental viewpoint has gotten stronger. For clinical pediatricians, small differences in age can require significant changes in treatments and medications due to the body's developmental processes. It is essential for pediatricians to gain specialist knowledge of the best treatments for specific stages of development, but even then, many treatment mechanisms have yet to be fully explained.
And Prof. Yasui's research into development has led to considerable interest in water. For example, adults can control the amount of water in their bodies through urine and sweat. You may have more concentrated urine—more solutes and less water—if you sweat a lot. But infants tend to experience dehydration and heatstroke because their bodies are not yet capable of concentrating urine due to immature kidney function. Because of this, a high proportion of body fluid, which is taken in the form of fluid from breast milk or infant formula, is excreted more quickly and in larger amounts than adults.
Prof. Yasui has begun to think that the amount of fluid in the body varies depending on the stage of development and that there is also a difference in how active water circulation is depending on the stage of development. This hypothesis has led him to begin studying the passage of water throughout the body.
Prof. Yasui says that aquaporins—the water channels within the body—are doing important work. Aquaporins are proteins that play a role as water channels that selectively pass water between cell membranes. The 13 kinds that have been discovered so far each have their own structures and functions.
"One kind of aquaporin is now thought to be responsible for absorbing the water in the lungs of a fetus into the body. A good amount of the water in our body moves through aquaporins and leaves the body as sweat, saliva, or urine. Of course, this is just the tip of the iceberg, and there are plenty of things we have yet to find out."
This brings us to Prof. Yasui's exhaustive, in-depth research on water from a medical perspective.
His team went so far as to join forces with a corporation to make a microscope that could see water. It works by taking a microscopic look at the water as it passes through cells in the body. 3×109 water molecules flow through single aquaporin every second. And 300,000 aquaporins exist in every red blood cell. This indicates that it is vital for water to circulate dynamically throughout the body, but using this microscope Prof. Yasui is able to measure water at its natural speed as it moves through living organisms.
Moreover, recent technological innovations have exponentially shortened the times needed to process and calculate findings, which has allowed researchers to recreate models of the water's movement using computer graphics.
"When I started my research ten years ago, it could take up to three months to calculate my findings. Now with supercomputers, it only takes three days. We can also now analyze phenomena that take more time. I think that using computer graphics to visually convey our message makes the information much more easily accessible for all types of people," Prof. Yasui says.
We are finding out that even within the sciences, the life sciences and medicine are particularly complex. Few phenomena can be fully reduced to a single cause alone, and most things are the result of multiple interrelated causes. Prof. Yasui's research philosophy is to figure out ways of understanding large systems in all of their complexity, he says.
"When you simplify a complex situation, you may lose some of the details. I want to see complex systems for what they are in order to better understand them, however daunting this methodology might seem. When we think about our bodies as a single system, the one thing that holds everything together is water. That's exactly why I want to learn more about it. The potential to understand the many changing mechanisms of the body is hidden within understanding the key role that water plays," Prof. Yasui says enthusiastically.
"We have around 20 people at the Department of Pharmacology, but our fields of expertise all differ: agriculture, physics, pharmacy, and mathematics, to name a few," he says. Prof. Yasui is the only physician. Moreover, the department is unique in the breadth of its research partners, which range from joint research with the Keio University Faculty of Science and Technology to collaborations with corporations in the private sector. Prof. Yasui says he will forgo a single field of research to pursue his visibly ambitious passion for contributing to future health promotion by understanding myriad life phenomena in their entirety.
"As a researcher at the School of Medicine, I would like to see the results of my research have a positive impact on medical diagnosis and the treatment and prevention of disease. Once obtaining biometric information becomes an easy and painless part of everyday life, it will be able to make tremendous contributions to daily health. Numeric data is quantifiable and can be interpreted without having to consult a specialist doctor. This can then be applied to the field of medical education, which still relies in part on intuition."
As we plunge into an aging society, maintaining good health will become an ever-pressing social issue. There is no doubt of an increasing interest in not only treatment but also prevention, and especially in what we call "offensive prevention." Taking proactive steps in health management and promotion through early detection will become more and more essential. Prof. Yasui's research can contribute to this.
"The great Japanese poet Makoto Ooka once wrote a poem in Messages to the Water of My Home. It goes roughly like this:
The earth's surface is 70% water.
The human body is also 70% water.
Water flows through
Our deepest thoughts and emotions
"As a doctor and as a scientist, these four lines of poetry challenge me each day to build upon and transcend my intuition in my research," Prof. Yasui says.
Optimistic about the future, Prof. Yasui continues to make progress in his groundbreaking research, together with colleagues in a diverse range of fields and organizations.
Masato Yasui
1989 – Graduated from Keio University School of Medicine (passed national board exam. for medical doctor)
1989 – Clinical Resident of Pediatrics at St. Luke's International Hospital, Tokyo, Japan
1992 – Neonatal Unit Assistant, Maternal & Perinatal Center, Tokyo Women's Medical University.
1993 – Study Abroad in Sweden.
1997 – Completes Doctor of Philosophy (Ph. D.) at the Karolinska Institute in Sweden.
1997 – Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Department of Biological Chemistry, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.
1999 – Instructor at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, USA
2001 – Assistant Professor at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, USA
2006 –Full Professor at Keio University Medical Department of Pharmacology
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Recently, a patient came to me because he was having trouble eating. He had this sore on his lip that was not going away. He had seen his primary care doctor who had placed him on antibiotics stating that he had sepsis in his lip from a hospital stay. They were ready to place him on medication for herpes when his wife stated that wasn't it. They sought out a dentist.
There are chains of dental offices which are corporate owned who offer a free exam and x-rays due to the back end of the business. They know cost is something that limits patients to seeking care.
This gentleman did not have upper teeth. He had a stroke a while back and did not seek having them replaced. He also had 8 remaining teeth. He was given a treatment plan for a full set of dentures and was recommended to have the teeth extracted because they were the source of his pain. The wife stated, he is not hurting in his mouth, it is his lip which was a sore spot and not healing.
Had they proceeded with treatment, it would have cost thousands of dollars and the sore would not likely go away. Being that he had a stroke, it was very unlikely that he would have the coordination to wear dentures. This would have handicapped him and further impacted the nutrition he would have been able to injest.
I offered an exam that he would have to pay for which would give them at least some sense of direction how to proceed. The wife was in desperate need of attention because he was in such pain and nothing was working so far.
I took out my oral pathology book from 30 years ago and looked up non-healing lip ulceration. He led me to a differential diagnosis of oral cancer. I suggested he get it biopsied either by an oral surgeon or a dermatologist to make sure of what it was. I placed some topical numbing cream which finally gave him a little bit of relief.
They sought the dermatologist. The PA came and said it was herpes and was ready to prescribe some Zovirax..again. The wife stated she wanted to see the doctor. The PA said he was busy with patients. The wife demanded to see him because they too were patients and she had been seen by a "professional". The doctor came in and said, let's do a biopsy.
This came back from the pathology lab as oral squamous cell carcinoma. He had to have a very invasive surgery to remove it all but all is well now.
If it weren't for this patient's wife and questionable judgement, he might have died from this cancer. There were signs in his history that led to it. 1. History of drinking and smoking, 2. Prior cancer other places in his body.
Are we too busy or looking after our self interest too much in order to ask a few more questions? Do we finally wake up and listen when someone refuses to be blown off by prescribing medications? Do we just expect someone will go away when they don't get the answer they hope to hear?
The corporate chains are doing what they want to – looking after the profit margin of their shareholders. Some of these corporate chains are owned by doctors. Most of them hire dentists right out of school. They do not have the mentorship of another doctor. They have the people in there running a mill to sell dentures and extractions and then not take care of them after the fact.
If that is the care you seek for a dental professional, that is fine. There is a place for you.
If you truly want to look after your oral health, insist on an oral cancer screening and offer to pay for a light assisted oral cancer exam.


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This week marks National Volunteer Week in the United States. Golden Key will be featuring some of its volunteers every day this week.
Friday, April 20 Volunteer Highlight
Dahlia Stridiron – University of the Virgin Islands-St. Thomas
Nominated by: Makiijah Crabbe, Phil Smith, Crystal Watson, Amanda Williams and K'Nisha Gumbs
It is with great pleasure that we nominate our Co-Advisor, Dahlia Stridiron for going above and beyond with our Chapter at the University of the Virgin Islands-St. Thomas. She is an exceptional advisor who has the strength, enthusiasm, and constant involvement with our chapter and activities. We cannot think of three better words to describe her. She also makes sure that our organization strives for the best and to the top.
Although we know that she has contributed in many ways towards our organization on the St. Thomas campus, her continuous dedication is meaningful to us as Golden Key members and as leaders. She is always interested in what the organization is doing, what our interests are, and how we display them. She is always looking for unique opportunities for us to help develop our potential and shine as leaders in our community.
About Golden Key
Golden Key is the world's largest collegiate honor society. Membership into the Society is by invitation only and applies to the top 15% of college and university sophomores, juniors and seniors, as well as top-performing graduate students in all fields of study, based solely on their academic achievements. As an international honor society with more than 400 chapters at colleges and universities around the world, Golden Key is committed to a high standard of scholastic achievement, and an ethos of integrity, innovation, respect, collaboration and diversity.


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Today's post is all about my roommate and sorority sister, Celia! She is an up-and-coming YouTuber and loves fashion. Get to know her below through our interview 🙂
Lincoln Park Minute: When did you realize you wanted to start making YouTube videos?
Celia Skvaril: I realized I started wanting to make YouTube videos probably when I was about 13. When I was little, I was always recording myself and having this one woman show on my parent's camcorder. I would watch other people's videos on YouTube and always knew that I wanted to do it and be like them. I have some old videos on an old channel of mine, but I didn't really start to think about it seriously until a few years ago.
LPM: What is your favorite part of the whole process?
CS: I love YouTube because it is the best of both worlds. I love recording and editing videos but I also love being in front of the camera. I have always been into entertainment and have been dancing, singing and acting since I was little. My parents own their own video production company so I think that's what got me into recording and editing. I absolutely love editing and when I have something to edit, I don't want to do anything else. I really couldn't give up my love for being in front of the camera so I love that YouTube gives me the opportunity to do all of the things that I love.
LPM: Who are some of your favorite YouTubers and why?
CS: I have a lot of favorite YouTubers *laughs* I really like to watch all different kinds of videos. As for beauty gurus, I really love Zoella or Zoe Sugg, Claudia Sulewski (who is actually from Chicago) and Aspyn Ovard. For the more entertainment focused and funny videos, I really like Andrea Russett, Caspar Lee, Joe Sugg, and Kian Lawley. Those are really the ones that come to mind. I like those YouTubers because they really put a lot of effort into their videos and I feel like I know them!
LPM: What would you describe your video aesthetic or style as?
CS: I'm still trying to find my niche or style for my YouTube videos. I really like fashion and beauty but I don't think I have enough knowledge to be a beauty guru. I also really like the life and style and entertainment videos. It's hard to explain what exactly they are but if you watch my videos it is kind of what I have been doing. Ideally, I would like to combine both fashion, beauty and entertainment.
LPM: Where do you see your channel headed?
CS: I would really love to do YouTube professionally and kind of make my way into the entertainment business. YouTube encompasses everything that I love to do so I feel as though it is perfect for me. It's definitely a hard field to get into, but I've been very inspired lately and am willing to do whatever it takes.
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Wednesday, 11 November 2015
Peter Dutton: Well, we need to hear from Mr Shorten in relation to whether or not the Labor Party supports this very important piece of legislation. All Australians know that terrorism is a great threat to our country and we've seen evidence of that in Martin Place and we've seen it in Melbourne and we've seen it play out in Paris and other developed countries like ours.
This is a real scourge and it is going to be with us for a long period of time.
The Government believes very strongly that this Bill – which does not render people stateless – but does say to dual nationals that if you have engaged in terrorist activities then that conduct means that you have breached your allegiance with our country and we will do whatever it takes, within the law, to try and keep our country safe.
And Mr Shorten no doubt at some stage will declare whether not the ALP supports this piece of legislation.
I think it's important for Mr Shorten to answer that question today and the Bill will be introduced this afternoon and debate will commence this week and the Government's desire is that this Bill be dealt with by both Houses by the end of the next sitting week.
So it is important and Mr Shorten needs to declare what Labor's position might be.
Journalist: What's the risk if it doesn't get dealt with so quickly?
Peter Dutton: Well, we believe it's important for this legislation to be dealt with.
There are recommendations that have been made by the Joint Standing Committee, by the Intelligence Committee. The Government has accepted those recommendations – so Mr Dreyfus sat on that committee and made the recommendations – and now the reasonable expectation is that Labor would support the Bill given that we have adopted the recommendations from the committee and this is a very serious piece of legislation and it deserves bipartisan support.
Originally Mr Shorten had pledged his support for this Bill but he's been silent in relation to the Bill now. The amendments were distributed yesterday and we await Mr Shorten's advice.
Journalist: There are concerns from some that the legislation could still be brought before the High Court, it could be challenged. Do you still hold any of those concerns?
Peter Dutton: Well, lawyers have the ability to appeal matters and take matters to the High Court – I mean that's an issue for others to decide on. In these circumstances you would expect that there would be a High Court challenge in relation to some aspects of the Bill or the legislation at some stage, but that's an issue for others.
From the Government's perspective, there is always a risk with any piece of legislation, with any piece of national security legislation. We minimise that risk in this Bill and we believe that we've struck a reasonable balance by accepting all of the recommendations from the committee that if somebody has committed a terrorist act, if they're a dual citizen, they've broken their allegiance with our country, then through their own actions they've renounced their Australian citizenship – that's very important.
There are other limbs to this Bill which include that if people have fought for an organisation like ISIS, but a prescribed organisation otherwise, then by that action they renounce their citizenship as well and if they've been convicted of a terrorist offence, that is also grounds for revocation of their or renunciation of their citizenship – and as I say these are very serious issues.
Journalist: Minister, one of the changes that the Party Room included yesterday or accepted yesterday, external from the 27 recommendations, was the issue of intent. Can you explain why that was included and whether that means anyone who has not necessarily carried out a terrorist attack, but is proved to be planning to, will be caught up in the automatic revocation of their citizenship?
Peter Dutton: Well, the Government has obviously put together a Bill which we think minimises the risk of any challenge in the High Court and our judgement is that there needs to be the elements in there that we've put within the legislation.
The intent is important because if for example Man Monis had of gone into the café and held people against their will – so he deprived people of their liberty – if he'd committed assault or murder there, then those acts are covered by existing criminal law.
The question is how does it then become a terrorist act? So it then goes to what a person's intent is. Was it politically motivated? And other elements to that intent.
So the Government's overall package though is designed to be effective, to capture those who would seek to do harm to Australians and at the same time minimise the constitutional risk, the challenge in the High Court and that's the balance that we've attempted to strike in this Bill.
Journalist: But just to be clear, so that means that an act, some sort of act, a crime has to have been committed before they can be stripped of their citizenship? It's not just that there's evidence that they were planning to do something?
Peter Dutton: Well, there's a reference not only to state of mind, if you like, but also to elements otherwise, which include certain offences within the criminal code, which go to acts associated with a terrorist act or acts [inaudible] to or in relation to financing other aspects which are contained within the legislation.
But there are three limbs to it. So you're talking about the conduct limb and we've defined that within the legislation as to what comes within that definition. So that's the first limb, as I say. The second limb includes the terrorist organisation. The third limb includes convictions.
So, there are those three aspects and it's tied back to definitions if you like or elements within the existing legislation. So that will define whether or not a particular act is captured by the intent of this legislation. But you know that's for lawyers to argue and people can challenge.
Our responsibility is to make sure that we can keep our country as safe as we can by adopting these recommendations. It's hard to see now why Mr Shorten is hesitating in coming out to offer his bipartisan support.
Journalist: How concerned are you that people on Christmas Island were able to get out of solitary confinement?
Peter Dutton: Well I don't know [inaudible] the circumstances in terms of where people were accommodated immediately prior to the incident up on Christmas Island, if that's the question.
If people are accommodated within the compounds – and obviously the Serco guards within the centre made a decision that they weren't able to contain the behaviour of some of the extreme elements within the Immigration Detention Centre there, and bearing in mind, given the activity that you've seen over the last 48 hours, we are dealing with significant criminal elements that have had their visas cancelled and are now awaiting deportation – they made a decision at that point to step back because of their own safety issues – which is entirely appropriate – and from there, obviously, the damage has been caused to gain access to parts of the centre. And ultimately the Australian Federal Police and the Border Force officers, as well as those involved yesterday in the response, I think have done a terrific job.
Journalist: What do you say to the claims overnight from New Zealand that some of their citizens who are being held in immigration detention are guilty of nothing more than repeat traffic offences and that they've been held now for over six months and misled about the conditions under which they would be held?
Peter Dutton: I've seen those comments from some elements of the New Zealand Parliament.
We've had a very open discussion with the Key Government. I greatly respect Prime Minister Key and the relevant Minister's in New Zealand. I had meetings with my counterparts in Sydney the week before last and I spoke yesterday to the Minister in New Zealand.
Australia is happy to pay for these people that are in detention that have had their visas cancelled from New Zealand, we're happy to pay for them to go back and I think some of them will take up that offer.
They can use the legal system to their advantage, which is what they're doing now from New Zealand if that's their wish. If they get up on appeal it's their legal entitlement to come back to Australia and none of that is denied.
So if people choose though to stay in detention to appeal their cancellation of their visa on character grounds – well that's an issue for them – but we've worked closely with the High Commissioner here, Chris Seed, with whom we have an excellent relationship.
We have an MOU with New Zealand in terms of the transfer of people back.
But Australia will do what is in our best interest and it's not in our best interests to have these people running around in our community committing serious crimes.
We're talking about outlaw motorcycle gang members here and we're talking about people that have had repeat criminal offences and significant breaches of the law otherwise.
I heard a suggestion this morning from a New Zealand MP that somehow somebody had been charged with shoplifting, had been sentenced to 12 months – it's complete nonsense. I'd just ask people to look at the facts.
We will work with New Zealand constructively.
If people want to go back to New Zealand then we will pay for them to go back and if they've had their visas cancelled because of character breaches, because they've committed offences against Australians or indeed against New Zealanders who are living here in Australia, then they can expect to have their visa cancelled and return to their country of origin.
Journalist: …serious offenders….
Peter Dutton: Tim, I'm happy to look at any case you want to put to me. I had a case put to me last week about this lady that apparently had her visa cancelled because she was a shoplifter.
I went back and had a look at the criminal history. She did have a charge of stealing, of shoplifting, she also though had a charge which was never released at the time that the claim was made she was just a shoplifter. The information was never released that she was also charged with break and enter and she was charged with drug offences and she had quite a lengthy criminal history.
Now, I'm happy to look at any case because nobody in Australia goes to jail for 12 months if you've been a shoplifter, first time offence or you've broken the speed limit, all of that is nonsense and we are dealing here with the top criminals in Australia, the top priority that we have and if people have committed offences where there is a 12 month sentence otherwise, they're captured by the legislation – it was supported by Liberal and Labor – and we will work with New Zealand and other countries to deal with it.
Part of the reason that we have an issue with a number of New Zealanders is that we have a special relationship with New Zealand where people can come in a seamless way to our country in a way that they wouldn't be able to if they had a criminal history coming from other parts of the world.
If you have a criminal history coming from the United States or the UK or France, you don't get a visa in the first place.
Our relationship with New Zealand means that people even with a criminal history, providing they hold a New Zealand passport, are visaed in under the special arrangement in the Triple Four category visa.
So we will work with New Zealand and we have a special relationship that is very important and must continue and we respect that relationship but in the end Australia, like New Zealand, will not tolerate people coming into our community, committing offences and expecting to stay in the community as non-citizens.
Journalist: Is it possible for a New Zealander for example to go back to New Zealand while they're awaiting their appeal process or if they go back home, is that it? That's the end of the appeal process?
Peter Dutton: No, and again I repeated this yesterday, but to be very clear, it is possible for people that have had their visas cancelled under Section 501 to go back to New Zealand, unless they've got criminal charges pending otherwise, but providing all of their matters are finalised here, if they're in detention, they've had their 501 cancelled, sorry they've had their visa cancelled under Section 501, they can go back to New Zealand and they can appeal from New Zealand.
If they get up on appeal they can come back – that's the way our law operates – and so there's a no prejudice basis on which they can return and we've been very clear about that.
Journalist: Yesterday you confirmed one of the detainees did have in their possession a chainsaw, can you outline any of the other weapons? We're lead to believe some people had fuel from the maintenance shed and also are you now able to confirm how many people were in that core group were causing a major disturbance?
Peter Dutton: The advice that I was given yesterday, which I conveyed to you, was that some of the more severe elements, the most serious criminals within the Immigration Detention Centre on Christmas Island, were able to gain access to a garden storage shed.
From there they did obtain the sorts of equipment you'd expect to be in the gardening shed, including fuel and the Australian Federal Police were aware of that and they dealt with that threat and ultimately they contained the situation very quickly.
So that's the situation as best I'm aware. In terms of numbers; I don't have the final advice in relation to that and I think that will be the subject of some investigation.
Those investigations have commenced already, as has the response to try and clean up the mess created and as I made very clear yesterday; if people have committed lawful damage, if they have committed arson, if they've committed offences against Australian Commonwealth property, then the police will investigate those matters and that's what the Australian taxpayer would expect.
Journalist: Just to clarify with the citizenship legislation, the respective part of it, is it something to do with 10 years….
Peter Dutton: …Ok, so there's a retrospective….
Journalist: sorry…
Peter Dutton: That's ok. So there's a retrospective element to the legislation and that is that if over the last 10 years an individual has had a cumulative sentence of 10 years or more, then they can be captured by this legislation.
So that is people that have been convicted if you like of in all likelihood the most serious of terrorism offences, there is a potential, if they're dual nationals, to be captured by this legislation.
It will have limited application but nonetheless we thought that was important and obviously the committee, the joint committee with Liberal and Labor members on it had made a decision in relation to retrospectivity and this is again a very serious issue.
If you've been committed to a 10 year sentence for a terrorism related offence in our country, you face a great threat to our country, there's no question about that. Thanks very much.
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Since 1989, volunteers have removed over 6.5 million pounds of trash from thousands of miles of shoreline on Minnesota's lakes, rivers and ponds. Minnesota Steelheader, a non-profit conservation group is one such volunteer group.
We sure are! We (Minnesota Steelheader) have been part of the program since 2011, pulling hundreds of pounds of garbage and debris from the Sucker River over the years.
The year 2014 was a memorable clean up year. The weather was terrific. It was a cool clear morning as the sun was gently rising in the southeasterly sky over Lake Superior. One of those picture perfect mornings that made you just want to sit back and enjoy the scenic splendors the North Shore offers.
We had an eager group of volunteers show up to help with our efforts that September morning. We also had our staff photographer along to capture the day. After some basic instructions and trash bag distribution, our glove wearing, wader and boot laden group, ventured out. Volunteers hit the ditches along HWY 61 at the Sucker River overpass, a few attack the high visitor traffic at the scenic route parking lot, and the rest worked in the river itself, the banks, and the surround woods for anything that does not belong.
We found over 100lbs. of items that day. Most notable was capture by our photographer and pictured in the previous post. That picture is also being proudly used by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources as their featured header image on the Adopt_A-River webpage. It is nice to be noticed for our efforts!
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Joining the program is easy and FREE! You do not have to be a non-profit to do this, anyone can set up a clean up program. Reach out the MN DNR at the above link for more information. Or contact us if you wish to be part of our 2016 clean up crew, we welcome anyone willing to volunteer a little fishing time.


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Stunning displays manufactured by Yorkshire-headquartered Leach have been installed at the iconic Brooklyn Museum in New York.
Handmade more than 3,000 miles away at the design specialist's Huddersfield HQ, two ultra-illuminated lightboxes – each 3.4m wide and 2.5m tall – now welcome visitors to the Museum's Frida Kahlo: Appearances Can Be Deceiving exhibit.
This is the largest US exhibition – dedicated to this celebrated Mexican artist – in 10 years, featuring paintings, photographs, film and personal artefacts from her home. Given the prestigious scale of this showcase, Leach has designed the displays to provide the public with an immersive visual experience, from the moment they arrive.
An inspiring feminist character, Frida Kahlo's exhibition is rich in colour. The vivid pink and blue lightboxes – which inject the wow factor before visitors have even stepped inside – have therefore been on the cards since discussions with the museum's curators began back in November.
Leach is part of Chargeurs Group – a global manufacturing and services brand with a philanthropic Foundation committed to fostering intercultural dialogue and access to culture, health and education. The collaboration with Brooklyn Museum is therefore well-aligned with the organisation's worldwide mission.
Anne Pasternak, the Shelby White and Leon Levy Director at Brooklyn Museum said: "We would like to thank Chargeurs for their generous support of this vital exhibition. The stunning Leach-designed lightboxes at the entry to our exhibition truly set the stage for a magnificent experience."
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"The Museum contains one of the nation's most comprehensive and wide-ranging collections, spanning 5,000 years of creativity from various cultures worldwide, and it's amazing to think that displays manufactured by our own creative technicians now welcome visitors to this iconic venue."
Frida Kahlo came to define herself through her ethnicity, disability, and politics, all of which were at the heart of her work. The exhibit will run until 12 May 2019.
"Weve worked on some incredible heritage projects across the globe and adding the Brooklyn Museum to our roster of clients is very exciting indeed."
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When you make some small improvements, you can still make a huge impact on your home's value. You can increase the resale value by spending a couple grand on your home. Continue reading to learn some great home improvement advice.
It is possible to add a great deal of value to your home if you add a second bathroom. Having additional bathrooms is terrific, particularly if it is on a different floor from the existing ones. And, you will soon find that, in addition to increasing your home's value, having a second bathroom comes in handy!
If your cabinets need a facelift, you can accomplish this without breaking the bank. Some paint can create a major change. A number of interesting finishes can be applied to your cabinets. Look up techniques in books or online and do it by yourself to save some money!
Consider how long you plan to be in the home. It probably isn't the best option to spend a lot of money making changes if you don't plan on staying there long. You should however not overlook maintenance, but any major improvements can be left to a long time owner.
It is important to make a plan before beginning any renovation project. If you create a detailed plan, you will be far more likely to complete your project in a timely, affordable manner. However, remember should you change any part of your plan, it will increase the cost of your project as well as the completion time of the project. By deciding what you want beforehand instead of having to pick things as you go, you will find that your contractors are also a lot happier.
Get a second opinion on contractor recommendations and cost estimates for major home renovations you have planned. Even the best contractors with the finest reputations can take advantage of a disinterested or easily intimidated owner. Issues and problems raise by contractors must be verified prior to the homeowner approving spending extra money or when extending the construction timeline.
For complicated home improvement repairs, it may be wise to hire a professional. Designers, architects, and contractors have a reason for existing. Their job is a challenge, but they have the tools and training for it. You may be tempted to give a more difficult task a try, but letting a professional do it is the only way to ensure that it gets done right the first time.
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Gunna and Lil Baby link up in the studio, they come up with an absolute hit. The two have an undeniable chemistry that has been showcased on tracks like "Sold Out Dates," which is one of the better songs of the entire year. It seems that the duo has continued their wave with the latest in their catalog and one of the first tracks we've heard from their imminent collab project Drip Harder.


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Chelsea interim manager Guus Hiddink was effervescent in his praise for the Blues squad who produced a memorable display against a formidable Arsenal side who spurned the chance to go top of the table. The match ended only in a paltry 1-0 win for Chelsea but had the potential to be a rout had Chelsea taken their chances better in the opening as well as closing stages of the game.
"I think when you go here and you wait for them they are so skilful that you are beaten so you have to take the initiative.
"Hopefully [Costa] is not too calm. He's focusing on his first job, what he's good at. I don't waste any energy you don't need, you put it where you need.
"We were unbeaten seven games in a row but it was not satisfying because it was draws. This is a step to go on that path.
"If we stay unbeaten but it's a big gap. You see the team knows it's a big gap but I want to see the ambition of the team always there, whether you can go in fourth place yes or no, the ambition must be there."
Chelsea moved up a position to 13th in the Premier League table and have a long way to go if they want to qualify for the Champion's League but will be bolstered in that regard by the fact that they have Costa and Fabregas in sublime form with almost a guaranteed goal from either in their subsequent matches. Another boost was the return of Eden Hazard who impressed in the cameo he received.
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The Council for Advancement and Education (CASE) is recruiting for a Manager, Corporate Relations, reporting to the Director, Corporate Relations.
CASE is a global not-for-profit and membership association whose vision is to advance education to transform lives and society. Its mission is to inspire, challenge and equip communities of professionals to act effectively and with integrity to champion the success of their institutions. Advancing education in over 3,600 member institutions, CASE has 85,000 members in 82 countries.
Broad and growing communities of professional practice gather under the global CASE umbrella. Currently these include advancement services, alumni relations, communications, fundraising, government relations, institutional leadership and marketing. Individual members are at all stages of their career and may be working in universities, schools, colleges, cultural organizations or other not-for-profits. CASE membership also includes many corporate partners. CASE uses the intellectual capital and professional talents of an army of volunteers to advance its work.
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How to make honeycomb infill in Prusa Slicer
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I've made these shelves for my mini figs. The idea was to make something light and modular.
Shelves are made as solids and to get that honeycomb infill look you need to remove the top and bottom layers in your slicer (I use PrusaSlicer).
I have printed mine with 0.3 and 15% honeycomb infill.
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World Championship 2019: Tour Survival Blog
With the start of the 2019 Betfred World Championship qualifiers on Wednesday it is time for my annual live blog which will track the key movements in this season's tour survival race throughout the tournament. For those who can finish up inside of the top 64, or in the top eight of the one-year ranking list, not including those players, a place on tour ...
Tour Survival 2019 – Two To Go
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Thepchaiya Un-Nooh made the second 147 of his career at the BetVictor English Open on Tuesday. View the updated 147s list Thailand's Un-Nooh potted 15 reds with blacks and cleared the colours in the opening frame of his first round match against
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Personally, I am married to Nicole and we are blessed with a beautiful daughter that lights up my life.
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After reading Steve's comments from a previous email, I was reminded of a thought I had during one of our groups. The thought was that I hadn't really learned much in my accounting classes in college. For the most part, the professors and I failed to connect and I found the material extremely dry. Needless to say, when I finally took the CPA exam, an exam considered more difficult than almost any other professional exam, I failed.
After failing, I then enrolled in a review course. The course was given by a premiere company, one which specialized in preparing candidates to take and pass the CPA exam. Once again, I couldn't connect, and once again, I failed.
Eventually, I found a study partner or should I say, she found me. She and I decided to study three times per week, using the material I my prep course had given me. During this time, she and I connected well, especially when we were discussing real life scenarios.
After this, I passed the exam.
My questions are:
[Question 1] With regard to my having finally learned enough to past the exam, what was it that finally allowed me to learn the subject material? Was it my connection to my study partner?
The problem is, I'm not clear as to whether you are asking me if you passed the exam because you connected or if you actually learned because you connected. Here, I will have to assume that you mean passing the exam, as this seems to be your focus here.
Passed the exam because you connected. Yes. Absolutely. In fact, I'd guess that without this or some similar connection, that you never would have passed. This despite your having an above average IQ. Why say this? Because of how you described your classes in college, which tells me you were not learning in college. At least, in your accounting classes.
What did you say? You described the material as being "extremely dry." This alone tells me what the problem was. What was it? The balance between factual material and personal material. The position of these teachings on the fussy / fuzzy continuum.
What is the fussy / fuzzy continuum? It is the single most important factor in all of education. It is the tone, balance, and composition of all human communication with regard to literal versus figurative meaning.
What makes this so important then is that students and teachers must be matched or they will not be able to understand each other. This despite their IQs. The thing I've already mentioned.
In everyday terms, folks who tend to learn "dry material" best tend to lean toward the fussy end of the scale. And people who tend to learn "wet material" best tend to lean toward the fuzzy end of the scale.
The problem here, then, is that you tend to lean toward the wet end of the scale, while your chosen profession tends toward the dry end of the scale. People versus numbers. Families and kids versus accountants and the IRS.
How you ever chose this profession amazes me. This aside, the fact that you did is more the problem than the way your professors taught. Fussy versus fuzzy. Dry versus wet. And my proof? That once you made connecting more important than information, your whole ability to learn expanded. So much so, that you passed what is, in essence, one of the most dry exams in the professional world; the CPA exam.
So does this exonerate your college professors? David, yes it does. How? By making what happened more that they and you were miss matched than that they sucked at being teachers.
A waste of money? No. And we'll explore this further in a moment. For now, simply try to take in what I've said; that retaining what you learn requires you connect with your teacher. And that in order to connect, the two of you must fall on the same end of the fussy / fuzzy continuum. Which, if you're interested in learning more about, is the main focus in this week's Education and Learning column.
At the same time, passing exams mainly relies on that you can adequately parrot facts. Moreover, parroting facts require little to no connecting. Thus, some folks can easily manage to parrot enough to pass exams, while at the same time, being totally incompetent when it comes to practicing this profession out in the real world. Why? Because real world professions require both dry and wet skills. Moreover, it does not matter which is missing. Miss either and you'll be, to some degree, incompetent.
Of course, this competence through a good wet / dry balance applies to teachers as well. For example, how many teachers would you say actually opened your mind, taught you things, and changed your life? Five? Two? One? Any?
My point is, teachers must also pass licensing exams. Yet many teachers couldn't teach a worm to crawl. Moreover, all these teachers were once college students themselves. All of which had to pass exams in order to graduate.
So how can so many students graduate from college incompetently prepared? Well it's not that they're dumb, I'll tell you that. Incompetence in professions or not, most people are a whole lot smarter than their educations show.
The answer then lies almost entirely in how we test for competence. In truth, we don't test for competence. We test for the ability to parrot information. Which is why, so many of the professionals you go will to sound more like parrots than people. Not all of them. But a lot of them. Why? Because parrots can pass licensing exams, but only people can help people.
Hopefully our work in and around Emergence will help to change this one day soon.
We can only hope.
[Question 3] Did the facts I was exposed to during my classes in college help me at all when I finally connected? Is this the nature of Learning by Momentum? Moreover, when a student finally does get involved in a lesson, does he or she automatically Learn by Emergence?
Of course, the word, "participating" can mean a lot of things. However, if we assume you mean connecting, then I'd say, the answer is, no, but the chances for it go up by a lot.
As for your first question, "Did the facts I was exposed to during my classes in college help me at all when I finally connected?" Here again, I would assume you have weighted your question in favor of parroting to pass exams. Thus as in the previous question, I'd again have to answer, yes. Know however that the main thing implied here is not how you passed your exam, but rather why you retained so little?
Why did you retain so little? Because you and your professors failed to connect. Why? Because you spoke different languages; fussy versus fuzzy; wet versus dry.
[Question 4] I have had my best learning experiences while doing rather than while studying. Is this true for me because I can picture myself as I am learning something? Is this "learning by doing" a type of student involvement?
This is in direct opposition to "being," which is an Inner Layer activity. In fact, "being" is the main focus of the Inner Layers.
I guess what I'm saying is, my answer would depend on whether you are connected while you are doing. Which means connection is more the determining factor here than the literal meanings of the words, "doing" and "being."
What I'm saying is, "doing" while connected is "being." In fact, if, by doing, you mean that you learn better from hands on learning, this may simply indicate that you connect better to things than to people. Nothing unusual here, David. Many famous people would fall into this category. Folks like Da Vinci and Michelangelo.
In other words, the "connections" you may make better may be the Layer 10 connections (a person to the world), as opposed to the Layer 9 connections (people to people). You initial story even hints at this.
As for your other question about picturing yourself while learning as the key to your best learning experiences, While I know, in theory, this is true in general, I cannot say with certainty if this is true for you. Again, if your connections are mainly Layer 10 connections, then, no, this is not what was happening. But if they're mainly Layer 9 connections, then yes, this is what's been happening to you.
[Question 5] In one of our groups, we had Austin, a professional graphic design artist, teach us a lesson. In it, Austin asked us each to draw a letter of the alphabet. Small as this task was though, it seems that while we did this, we were all connected. How, exactly, did he create this connection? And did this connection mean we were in the state of Learning by Emergence? Did our connection put us into this state?
To see this, you simply have to imagine a baby, a two year old, showing you something they've learned. Most folks would easily connect to the baby. But few would actually learn anything at all. Other than the obvious; that babies are beautiful beings.
So to get back to your questions, you basically asked two. One, how did Austin get us to connect, and two, did this connection put us in the learning state I call, Learning by Emergence.
Did it put us in the Learning by Emergence state? No. The learning state I call, Learning by Emergence, is the state in which we learn. Not the pre or post state of learning, mind you, but the literal moments in which we learn. So no, being connected did not put us in that state.
As for your first question, how did he put us in that state? To answer simply, I'd say that he combined the cute genuinely loveable excitement of a two year old baby with the technical expertise of a master artist. After all, Austin is one of the fastest rising graphic design artists in New York City today. In part, this is because of these very qualities.
No coincidence he too has a lot in common with Da Vinci and Michelangelo.


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To those privileged ones -- among whom we count ourselves -- the high-resounding "isms" to which their contemporaries ask them to give their allegiance are all equally futile: bound to be betrayed, defeated, and finally rejected by men at large, if containing anything really noble; bound to enjoy, for the time being, some sort of noisy success, if sufficiently vulgar, pretentious, and soul-killing to appeal to the growing number of mechanically conditioned slaves that crawl about our planet, posing as free men; all destined to prove, ultimately, of no avail.
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