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KCRW & KUSC Move In Santa Barbara
Update 8/28: The sale of 93.7 KDB Santa Barbara has been completed, bringing two Los Angeles non-commercial simulcasts to new homes in Santa Barbara.
University of Southern California moves its Classical simulcast of 91.5 KUSC Los Angeles from 88.7 KQSC to 93.7 KDB replacing the previous independently programming Classical format. 88.7 is now KDRW-FM simulcasting Talk/Indie Rock 89.9 KCRW Santa Monica.
Original Report 2/18: KCRW Los Angeles is expanding northward up the coast into Santa Barbara.
KCRW has agreed to acquire Classical 93.7 KDB Santa Barbara after the station was put on the block by the Santa Barbara Foundation last fall. KCRW will partner with Antioch University to create a local studio on campus with some student involvement. Additionally using the resources of the Santa Barbara Independent weekly newspaper and hiring two local staffers, KCRW will produce Santa Barbara editions of NPR's Morning Edition and All Things Considered.
The deal will involve a frequency swap and a third party. KCRW's new Santa Barbara programming will be heard on what is now USC's Classical 88.7 KQSC. USC's programming will move to the 93.7 frequency and retain the KDB calls.
Both 88.7 KQSC and 93.7 KDB have comparable signals. Both stations are licensed as Class B's. 88.7 KQSC operates with 12kW at 264 meters, while 93.7 KDB runs 12.5kW at 265 meters.
KCRW and the Santa Barbara Foundation announced today KCRW's acquisition of KDB. With the purchase, KCRW will pursue its goal of creating meaningful connections with communities it serves through relevant, credible content across news, music, and the arts. KCRW is also committed to supporting local cultural institutions, and building on its already established partnerships with the Santa Barbara Bowl, Santa Barbara Museum of Art, and other organizations.
As a result of the purchase, Santa Barbara listeners will benefit from an increase in programming across the spectrums of news, culture, and a variety of music genres. KCRW will broadcast from 88.7 FM, while KUSC will combine its broadcast (previously at 88.7 FM) with KDB to preserve 93.7 FM as a high quality source for classical music with Santa Barbara-focused programming.
KCRW has also formed a strategic partnership with Antioch University. KCRW's Santa Barbara studio will be located on campus, and will provide opportunities for students to gain insight into storytelling and broadcasting through internships and integration into the curriculum.
"This opportunity is very exciting. Santa Barbara is a natural home for KCRW. We've partnered with Santa Barbara institutions for years on music and culture initiatives," said Jennifer Ferro, president and general manager of KCRW. "It has all the elements that have made KCRW a success in Los Angeles — a diverse and intelligent population interested in arts and culture who are passionate about their local community. We believe we can further amplify the voices of Santa Barbara in a unique and compelling way."
"At the Santa Barbara Foundation, philanthropy is the starting point for being high impact on community issues," said Ron Gallo, president and CEO of the Santa Barbara Foundation. "With the transition to the 'new KDB,' we were able to keep classical music alive while enhancing and expanding the variety of musical programming offered in Santa Barbara."
The Santa Barbara Foundation announced its intention to sell KDB in September 2013, following an unanimous vote from Foundation board members. KCRW submitted its proposal to the Santa Barbara Foundation in November 2013. The broadcast is expected to start airing in Spring 2014.
KCRW will create culturally responsive news, music and talk programming that speaks to the nuanced interest and needs of Santa Barbara listeners. With plans to partner with The Santa Barbara Independent and hire two announcer/producers, KCRW will create a Santa Barbara edition of NPR's popular morning newsmagazine Morning Edition and afternoon news show All Things Considered.
The schedule will also include syndicated public radio programming broadcast on KCRW, such as Marketplace, The World, This American Life, TED Radio Hour, and The Moth Radio Hour, in addition to over 100 hours of KCRW's originally produced, award-winning content, ranging from flagship music program Morning Becomes Eclectic with music director Jason Bentley to news and culture show Press Play with Madeleine Brand, nationally-syndicated To The Point with Warren Olney, and cultural programming on art, film, architecture, food, literature, and politics. The on-air schedule will follow a similar format to KCRW's terrestrial broadcast, available online at www.kcrw.com/schedule.
The Santa Barbara station will benefit from KCRW's community engagement programs and digital platforms, including its robust events department, which will help build local partnerships with arts and culture institutions; expansion of the Fringe Benefits program, a curated collection of discounts from over 1,100 Southern California businesses; and Santa Barbara-specific content's availability on KCRW.com, mobile apps, and social media platforms, which reach over 1.5 million people monthly.
KCRW will welcome two Santa Barbara residents to its Foundation Board in the coming year, ensuring that the community's needs are represented in the visioning of KCRW's future. An Advisory Board will also be formed, including philanthropic, arts and culture, academic and political leaders from the Santa Barbara community.


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Text's Classics are guaranteed to please. Need a last-minute stocking stuffer or Kris Kringle? Get them a Text Classic! They're only $12.95 each. What are you waiting for?
And did we mention that you can get 5 for $50 if you order from our website?
Our trusty Classics editor, David Winter, takes you through his Text Classics highlights for the year:
My highlight in 2017 was undoubtedly Amy Witting, a writer of modesty, fearsome intelligence, and brilliance. I cannot recommend highly enough her Selected Stories, and I also loved A Change in the Lighting.
We republished two cornerstones of the Text backlist, Romulus, My Father by Raimond Gaita and Dancing With Strangers by the late Inga Clendinnen, with introductions that shone fresh light on their enduring importance and appeal.
And a regular Classics bookclub has, happily, forced me to dig back into our 120-odd gems, most recently Henry Handel Richardson's coming-of-age novel The Getting of Wisdom.
I first read the novel in my teens: truly, youth is wasted on the young, as its psychological acuity and fresh, clever prose went right over my floppy-haired, cloth-eared head. Not this time.
Our trusty Classics publicist, Lucy Ballantyne, recommends the following for your holiday reading pleasure:
The Classics list is filled with fantastic books by twentieth-century women writers, and I'm particularly excited to welcome the inimitable Thea Astley to the list in 2018.
My standouts for this year were Helen Hodgman's Blue Skies: a blackly funny story of a woman stuck in the dreary 'burbs of Tassie that is bleak and brilliant, and Robin Klein's seminal Came Back to Show You I Could Fly. It's a gentle, heartwarming story of an unlikely friendship between a young boy and an older, troubled girl. Its portrayal of addiction, and friendship, is profoundly human.
2017 was also the year the late Cory Taylor's debut novel, Me and Mr Booker, joined the Classics – a darkly comic story about lust, deceit, and the tricky line between adolescence and adulthood. Krissy Kneen was right when she said it 'has the heart of Lolita and the soul of Catcher in the Rye'.
I am such a fan of Amy Witting's short stories, and the Selected Stories collection is just gorgeous.
Perhaps my very favourite Classic is Moral Hazard by Kate Jennings – Wall Street in the mid-'90s, and Cath has turned in freelancing for the corporate world in an effort to support her husband, who has Alzheimer's. It's bleak, funny, unsentimental – the perfect antithesis to too much Christmas cheer.
We think you can safely wrap up Christmas with all of the above.
Head over to our Text Classics page for our full list. It's never too late to indulge yourself in the best literature that ANZ has to offer.
Text Classics are available at all good bookshops, on the Text website (free postage!) and in ebook.
TL;DR: Text recommends you give these wonderful Classics a try over the holidays.
Until next time,
Keep reading,
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Take a look at Google Chrome features list for iPhone and iPad and why you should to download it. You may know that Google team have recently launched Chrome app for iOS and here you can download it for free and watch short video review.
Despite of slowness in functionality this app stays being one of desirable apps for iOS users. You download it for free on the App Store and enjoy it. But first you take a look at Google Chrome features list and find out what of them would be the best for iPhone or iPad.
Features List Of Google Chrome for iPhone and iPad
Loggin to your Google account on Chrome and save all your bookmarks to get access to them on other devices running Chrome. This feature allows you to sync all your bookmarks. It is also separates mobile bookmarks from desktop.
Sync Tabs
You can use Chrome to have access to the open tabs on any devices running Google Chrome iOS app and this option is one of the best. It remains me one of iOS 6 features on Safari.
Find Your most Visited Sites
This Google Chrome function remembers sites viewed before when you open new Window. Also you can see the links that was recently opened.
Incognito mode
You can use this mode to not save history and passwords, disable Omnibox search suggestions. Also Incognito tabs act like they are on other browser and you can switch to this mode within the browser.
Voice Search
Forget about standalone Google app and use voice searches in this Chrome browser for iOS devices to find your searching info.
Swipe Gestures
This feature gives you the possibility to use swipe gestures. For example on iPad just swipe from outside of the screen and drag without releasing to switch tabs and drag and tap the tap to dismiss it.
Choose Desktop or Mobile Version of the Browser
If you like to use desktop version on your device use it without a doubt with this iOS Google Chrome iPhone app feature.
There is short list of Google Chrome functions and you can decide now to download it or not.
You might hear about very slow performance of Chrome on iPhone and iPad and that was true. And that because of lacking Nitro Javascript engines. But don't worry I'm sure that Google and Apple will quickly fix this issue like problems with MacBook Air and Chrome releasing updated version.
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August 1, 2012
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This "mystic" concept that there is a realm which contains every memory, thought, and deed of every living thing throughout the history of the universe is an idea which is finally finding a home in the lap of quantum physics. Carl Jung called it the collective unconscious or the universal unconscious; some have called it the mind of God.
Science just may call it the zero-point field. It is the underlining cosmic reality of the universe, an energy field of information, which is the source of all that is. In scientific terms, it is a field which connects and creates coherence. Many believe that precognition occurs when a psychic accesses this field which contains all knowledge of the past, present and future.
This is the ability to "see" events occurring at a distance. It is also known today as remote viewing. Parapsychological research has had some positive results in this field. The classic experiment involves putting one test subject in a Faraday Cage, which blocks out a broad range of frequencies, and the other subject some distance away and also shielded from most electromagnetic frequencies. Then an attempt is made to "send" pictures or information from one subject to another. Since the remote viewing experiments were successful despite the fact that most frequencies were blocked by the Faraday Cage, researchers concluded that the messages and images sent and received must be delivered by extremely low frequencies.
Laboratory research and extensive surveys have shown that half of all spontaneous Psi events occur in dreams. Also, through the use of meta-analysis, the review of many studies over many years, the hit rate of dreams picking up information from a distance was 59.1% (Dean Radin, Entangled Minds, p.110), 9.1% over mere coincidence. The odds of this occurring by chance are 22 billion to 1 (ibid).
The "truth is that to very high levels of confidence we know that information at a distance was successfully perceived in dreams under well-controlled conditions (Radin, ibid, p. 115)."
Most disease starts at the cellular level, within the molecules. That's also where quantum mechanics interacts: "laws of quantum physics…control a molecule's life-generating movements (Pophristic and Goodman, 2001) (Lipton, Bruce, The Biology of Belief, p. 80)." It's all about electromagnetic energy. "Energy signals are 100 times more efficient and infinitely faster than physical chemical signaling (Lipton, ibid, p.81)." So why do we as a society rely almost exclusively on drugs for cures? Drugs suppress symptoms but seldom deal with the cause. Energy healing, on the other hand, deals with the cause. While modern medicine will use quantum principals on equipment such as a laser to break up kidney stones, they seldom apply energy healing to other medical venues. The small gains seen in acceptance of alternative medicine are due to consumer pressure. The bottom line: drugs usually are not specific enough, take longer to work, and have serious side-effects. Believe it or not, death from medical treatment is the 3rd leading cause of death in America (some say as high as #1) (Lipton ibid, p.77). Perhaps energy healing should be taken a little more seriously.
Psychologist Roger Nelson from Princeton University developed a way to test whether or not minds with mutual intent form an interconnected web with each other resulting in a collective mind and whether or not that collective mind is capable of influencing matter. Nelson used Random Number Generators (RNG), passive devises programmed to run purely random numbers in various locations around the world. The theory was that if these devises were placed near group mediation or some other focused intention, and if mind can influence matter (Psychokinesis), then the group should be able to affect the RNG's output, bringing order out of chaos or entropy. According to Dean Radin in Entangled Minds, by 2005 more than 100 field-consciousness experiments had taken place and the results of the experiments "strongly suggest that coherent group activity is associated with unusual moments of order in RNG outputs (p.183)." Apparently this also holds true on a global level. When great emotional events happen that grabs the world's attention, such as Princess Diana's funeral or the terrorist attacks on 9/11, RNG's around the world responded with increased order. These experiments are also very suggestive to the question of the power of prayer.
There are many explanations and theories that try to explain the phenomena of ghosts. The following are some of the more popular theories: they may be manifestations of energy trapped in our reality from someplace else; or they may be the life force or soul of a departed person. Perhaps what we see is a projection that the spirit wants us to see or perhaps what we see emanates from our own minds. Some think that the phenomena are memories which have been imprinted on the mystical ether, especially traumatic memories such as a violent death or overwhelming experiences. Others propose that ghosts are shadow images or holograms of the real thing, projected from wherever souls go to after death: this follows a quantum theory of a holographic universe. Another thought is that souls are trapped between two worlds, the here and the hereafter, which might possibly be another dimension or a parallel universe. They are trapped because they either died too quickly or have unfinished business. All theories seem to agree that ghosts are some sort of energy, but the how and why of it remains unclear.
At the end of the 18th century, an Austrian doctor named Franz Anton Mesmer was studying the newly discovered magnetism and advanced a theory which he called animal magnetism, a biological force that he equated with the physical force. He is credited with the first steps into what would become hypnosis, hence the early terms mesmerism or to mesmerize. His student, the Marquis de Puysegur, stumbled upon a method which produced psi phenomena, something he called magnetic somnambulism. This is a form of sleepwalking which now is known as deep hypnosis. The Marquis discovered that some people in this state exhibit paranormal abilities such as telepathy and precognition. Mesmer and his followers were scorned by the scientific community, but the interest of the populous was such that by the mid-nineteenth century the French Royal Society of Medicine had reexamined the findings and found them to be worthy.
This is a big word for hunch. As Dean Radin says in Entangled Minds, "…it's knowing without knowing how you know… (p. 142)". Often these "feelings," these intuitions, are described as originating in the stomach area. You have "gut feelings'" or a "sinking feeling." Perhaps you have "butterflies in your stomach." If some of these hunches do involve psi phenomena (for instance connecting to another person over distance), and if emotional information might just possibly originate in the belly as descriptive phrases imply, then a logical course of action would be to see if emotions can be received from someone at a distance and can be recorded on objective equipment. This is precisely what Dean Radin did when he measured the electrophysiology of the gut using an electrogastrogram (EGG). Would the EGG be able to detect emotions received from a distance? The experiment is best explained by Dr. Radin: "In this study, the sender-Jack-sat in front of two video monitors and wore a set of headphones. At random times, one video monitor displayed the receiver's-Jill's- live video image for two minutes while the other showed a sequence of emotional or neutral pictures as emotionally appropriate music played over the headphones. When Jill's image disappeared, both monitors faded to black and the music stopped. Between each emotional condition there was a 30-second rest period….Jack was instructed to periodically gaze at Jill's image while trying to mentally 'send' the emotions evoked by the slide show and music (Entangled Minds, p.143-44)." The findings from this experiment are intriguing. They showed that Jill's EGG readings were "significantly" higher when Jack was experiencing positive or negative emotions as opposed to neutral ones. The odds were 167 to 1 that these responses would have occurred by chance. These experiments seem to support the theory that some emotions may actually originate in the "gut."
Psychologist Carl Jung is famous for his theory of Universal Unconsciousness. Early in the game, he explored on the human scale, the macro scale, what physicists have explored at the quantum level. It is possible that Jung and physicists alike have unveiled a universal truth: what Jung found to be a Universal Unconsciousness, physics describes as the Zero-Point Field (ZPF). A deep level of reality that may be imbued with consciousness. Some people hypothesize that the phenomena of reincarnation, rather than being a past-life recall, is actually a result of tapping into this Universal Unconsciousness. If one does access the Universal Unconsciousness, whether a person taps into a life with ties to himself is even less conclusive.
This is a tenet of reincarnation. Dr. Goswami in his book Physics of the Soul defines Karma as "past-life propensities, learnings, and good and bad conditioning that are carried from one incarnation to the next (p.260)." In his book, he demonstrates how current quantum theory supports this otherwise religious belief. This work is a must read for anyone interested in the survival of the soul, or as Dr. Goswami calls it, the quantum monad.
There have been studies if see if an intent to heal can actually cause healing to occur. Dean Radin, Ryan Taft, and Garret Yount experimented to determine if mind can affect matter (using random number generators or RNGs) and if mind can affect a living organism (Radin, Entangled Minds, p. 186). For the living organism, they used a culture of brain cells called Astrocytes. They used the brain cells so that they could avoid any kind of placebo effect. The question asked was: can intent to heal result in an increased rate of growth in the Astrocytes? The experimenters also looked at healing intention done over and over again at one location. Could repeated healing intent change the physical site itself; could it become a place of healing? Could this possibly be an explanation for such sites as Lourdes which has stories of spontaneous healing? The results of the experiments were very intriguing. The "healed" brain cells grew more rapidly than the untouched control cells. The odds against chance were 1,100 to 1 (Radin, p. 189). The experiments with the three RNGs all "deviated from chance" (ibid) at the same time on the third day of "healing". Even more interesting, so did the treated cell cultures. The odds of this happening were 1.3 million to 1. The conclusion made by the experimenters was that "this experiment suggested that certain forms of focused attention appear to causally influence both living and non-living systems (Radin, p. 190)."
Arising out of quantum mathematics, entanglement refers to the fact that quanta that have once been correlated or connected in some manner, maintain their relationship throughout time and distance. Dr. Radin in Entangled Minds describes it thusly: "…entanglement is a property of both matter (as in atoms) and energy (as in photons). This means that the bioelectromagnetic fields around our bodies are entangled with electromagnetic fields in the local environment and with photons arriving from distant stars. The brain's electromagnetic fields are entangled with the rest of the universe not because of direct contact, in the sense of billiard balls colliding, but because its fields interpenetrate with the energetic fields of everything else (Radin, Entangled Minds, p. 268)." Communication is instantaneous, despite separation by light-years. Originally thought to apply only to the world of very small particles, it is now recognized that the universe in its entirety, the whole of physical reality, perhaps from the moment of the big bang, is a single quantum system. The implications are staggering. As Dean Radin, in his book Entangled Minds, states: "…psi becomes an unavoidable consequence of living in an interconnected, entangled physical reality. Psi is reframed from a bizarre anomaly that doesn't fit into the normal world-and hence is labeled paranormal-into a natural phenomenon of physics." Entanglement seems to offer an explanation for something like telepathy, but a medium "talks" to dead people and where are they, how does the medium become entangled with them? The afterlife is generally considered transcendent, outside of space and time, and communication with the transcended is achieved by Nonlocality, another quantum concept. As Dr. Amit Goswami explains in Physics of the Soul, nonlocality is "a connection among potentialities outside space-time that can affect events in space-time. Where is it? It is both everywhere (because every point in space and time can be connected via Nonlocality) and nowhere (because we cannot localize it) (p. 205)." So, a Medium, someone who seems to be in contact with the dead, now has some scientific evidence, or rationale, for how this communication is possible.
Near-death experiences or NDE's first came to the attention of the public with the research done by Elizabeth Kubler-Ross in the 1960's. The phenomenon of consciousness continuing while clinically dead has been well documented since that time. Patients not only experience a life-altering vision of the "here-after," they often can recall events, conversations, and actions that occurred around them while they had no brain activity. NDE's seem to demonstrate that some form of consciousness survives death. Ervin Laszlo in his book Quantum Shift in the Global Brain expresses the aftermath of a NDE most beautifully: "People who have had a near death experience return to everyday life with a deeply altered consciousness. They no longer fear dying. They achieve inner peace, have empathy for others and reverence for nature, and have a fresh appreciation of the wonder of existence (p. 60)."
Often equated with a NDE, an OBE is also a consciousness separate from the body experience. It does not, however, occur as a result of temporary death. OBE's may be either a spontaneous event while in a relaxed state, or be deliberately brought on by those few individuals who seem able to cause the phenomena naturally. Generally, OBE's are not a religious event. Although OBE's may have a physical component, in that they originate in the brain, the results of these experiences hint at a much more profound event. During an OBE event, the experiencer seems to leave their body and "travel" to another place, whether that is a different room, street, city, or even dimension. While "there" the experiencer sees and hears what is happening and later can recount the details. There is no "normal" explanation for this knowledge since the "traveler" was not there physically. Some speculate that an OBE event is a higher, more advanced, form of remote viewing which has been studied successfully in a laboratory setting.
At its most simple definition, Precognition is the ability to see the future. From Nostrodamus to Edgar Cayce, the idea of seeing into the future is an intoxicating one. Dean Radin devotes a whole chapter in his book Entangled Minds to what he calls Presentiment. He recounts in great detail the many fascinating experiments taking place in this field. The results stretch the mind to its upper limits of belief. From Rollin McCraty's evidence that the human heart plays a significant part in perceiving the future, to psychologist Dick Bierman's MRI experiments which demonstrate that the brain can predict future events, this new research is providing evidence that, at least unconsciously, we can detect our future. As Dr. Radin explains "When you step back from the details of these studies, what you find is a spectacular body of converging evidence indicating that our understanding of time is seriously incomplete. These studies mean that some aspect of our minds can perceive the future. Not infer the future, or anticipate the future, or figure out the future. But actually perceive it (Radin, p. 179)."
The universe is Coherent, that is, it has a harmonizing order, a logic to its parts. At its most basic level, the universe is all-encompassing, connected, and transcendent of space and time. Many theorize that this is why so-called paranormal activity such as telepathy can occur, because we are all connected even when apart. To give credence to this hypothesis, nonlocal coherence has been discovered in the way human brains can interact. In the course of laboratory experiments of psi phenomenon, brain-wave patterns between two subjects have been shown to synchronize even without contact and separated from each other. Their EEG readings stand as a testament to quantum coherence within the human brain.
Amit Goswami in his book Physics of the Soul defines reincarnation as "the idea that there is survival after death and rebirth; that there is a continuity of some essence of us that transmigrates from one birth to the next." Most Westerners think that reincarnation is an Eastern religious concept not pertinent to the Western religious tradition. This is not true. The reality is that reincarnation was a tenet of Judaism very familiar to Jesus and accepted by the early Christian church. To this day, the precept of reincarnation still exists in the esoteric traditions of Western religion: the Sufis (Islam), the Hasidic (Judaism) and the Gnostics of Christianity. If you believe that your purpose in life is to learn certain lessons and progress to greater goodness, then does it seem right, logical, or fair that these crucial, soul-defining opportunities are restricted to one life-time, one blink of a millisecond of time and then your fate is sealed for all of eternity?
Mediums often "use," or are able to communicate with, Spirit Guides to help them find answers to questions or in other ways aid them. Another name for spirit guides is guardian angels. Most religious traditions speak of angels, either as guardians to individuals or as intervening agents. Obviously, these guides or angels are more a matter of faith rather than scientific proof, but on occasion these disincarnate "beings" reveal themselves in dramatic ways and by doing so, give some evidence of their reality. Dr. Goswami in his book Physics of the Soul gives two examples of seemingly concrete episodes of interaction. One example is Padre Pio, a Catholic priest, who had the help of his guardian angel in translating what was to him an unknown language, Greek. The second example involves the famous Houdini and perhaps his most extraordinary trick, that of jumping into iced over water while handcuffed. This dangerous trick usually took Houdini three minutes to perform (he found trapped water just under the ice while he removed the handcuffs), but on this particular day the currents were too strong, Houdini drifted and lost the hole. After five minutes, the on-lookers assumed that the great Houdini had died. He re-emerged, however, after eight minutes under the treacherous ice and freezing water without any signs of hypothermia or other ill effects. Houdini claimed that he heard his mother's voice guiding him back to the hole and that he was surrounded in warmth. Dr. Goswami, however, speculates that even if Houdini's mother was able to telepathically communicate with her son, how could she possibly lead him to the hole in the ice? And what about the warmth? It seems more likely that a guardian angel projected his mother's comforting voice while enveloping Houdini in warmth as he made his way back to safety. A medium, because of their ability to communicate with disincarnate souls may be able to "talk" to their spirit guides, but many people have "felt" their guardian angels' presence and known their comfort.
Often described as mind reading, telepathy is a mind to mind interaction. As with all psi phenomena, this ability has traveled a long, slow road to acceptance and understanding. As early as 1913 Nobel laureate Henri Bergson tried to integrate the idea of telepathy with brain function and had this to say on the brain acting as a filter against psi so that consciousness does not become overwhelming: "If telepathy is a real fact, it is very possible that it is operating at every moment and everywhere, but with too little intensity to be noticed, or else it is operating in the presence of obstacles which neutralize the effect at the same moment that it manifests itself. We produce electricity at every moment, the atmosphere is continually electrified, we move among magnetic currents, yet millions of human beings lived for thousands of years without having suspected the existence of electricity. It may be the same with telepathy (Dean Radin, Entangled Minds, p. 267)." Mathematician Alan Turing, who helped break German codes in WWII, is quoted by Dean Radin in Entangled Minds: "I assume that the reader is familiar with the idea of extrasensory perception, and the meaning of the four items of it, viz., telepathy, clairvoyance, precognition, and Psychokinesis. These disturbing phenomena seem to deny all our usual scientific ideas. How we should like to discredit them! Unfortunately the statistical evidence, at least for telepathy, is overwhelming. It is very difficult to rearrange one's ideas so as to fit these new facts in….Many scientific theories seem to remain workable in practice, in spite of clashing with ESP; that in fact one can get along very nicely if one forgets about it. This is rather cold comfort, and one fears that thinking is just the kind of phenomena where ESP may be especially relevant (p.73)." This statement could work equally well when one discusses quantum processes; "one" can live very well on Newtonian physics, but that's not the only answer. The truth lies deeper. It is the deeper truth of the quantum world which reveals the mechanics of psi phenomena.
Television shows and movies, whether drama or documentaries, almost exclusively portray Unidentified Flying Objects as craft controlled by an extraterrestrial intelligence. In other words, little green (or is it grey!) men from "Mars." This assumption is a little aggravating and shortsighted and even less likely than other theories which attempt to explain the phenomena. For instance, UFO's could be coming from our far distant future, perhaps to re-infuse our DNA into their deteriorating gene pool or to try to change our history. Or perhaps these "crafts" come from another universe, a parallel universe or a different dimension. This would account for the "blinking" phenomena and the seemingly impossible movements that are reported. The new term for this increasingly popular theory is Ultra-terrestrial Intelligence. Other theories conclude that consciousness cause UFO's. Dr. Jacques Vallee, one of the premiere researchers on this topic for decades, theorizes that UFO's are manifestations of a consciousness that lies beyond the limits of time and space. He believes that this and other psi phenomena can only be understood in the context of their "psychic and symbolic reality (quote from Marie D. Jones in PSIence, p. 212)." UFO author and researcher Nick Redfern thinks that UFO's and bizarre creatures that are "unknown" or "not described by science" might be manifestations of our own subconscious minds. Like the archetypes hypothesized by Jung, there might be a deeper reality or spiritual need for humans to create these emotional symbols. Today's aliens may have been yesterday's trolls and faeries. Different times and cultures may change their shape, but these archetypes still play the same role in our subconscious. The jury is not yet in on the identity of UFO's; after all that is why they are called Unidentified flying objects.
As of now physicists speculate that String/Superstring Theory represents the most fundamental level of particles. Strings are thought to be the most basic form of a particle, not made of anything other than itself. Strings have an infinite number of vibrating patterns or Resonances. They are what makes a negative or positive charge and what differentiates mass. Ultimately, they separate our reality into objects. At the most common denominator, the difference between you and a chair is essentially your vibration. Marie D. Jones, in her book PSIence, explains how string theory may relate to psi phenomena: "Vibrations are dynamic, interacting with one another and their environment, creating different tones and chords and harmonies….The most exciting thing about this invisible vibratory field, no matter what form it might take, is the potentiality it contains-potential as a source of all other sources, potential as a pure energy upon which all matter is created and thrown out into the explicate order [reality], and potential as a doorway to other dimensions or levels of reality, where things such as ghosts, UFO's, and psychic abilities are the norm (p.188}."
The World Wisdom Council is but one aspect of the Club of Budapest which was founded in the 1990's as a "companion" artist and writers group to the think tank Club of Rome. The Club of Budapest arose out of the transformation of Eastern Europe after the Iron Curtain collapsed. Hungary, which made the most thoughtful and peaceful transition to a democratic nation, was a logical choice to spearhead what is hoped to become a cultural, social, and spiritual advance for the human race. Honorary members include such creative minds as Sir Arthur C. Clarke, the Dalai Lama, Dr. Jane Goodall, Mikhail Gorbachev, Zubin Mehta, Dr. Edgar Mitchell, and Desmond Tutu. The World Wisdom Council "brings together leading thinkers and visionaries to discuss the problems facing the world community and produce a realistic vision of a civilization that is peaceful and sustainable, in balance with itself and with nature (Ervin Laszlo, Quantum Shift in the Global Brain, p.140)." The ultimate goal of the Club and the Council is to raise human consciousness to the next level in our evolution.
This is the spontaneous ability of children, and sometime adults, to speak in a language not known to them. This ability is sometimes used as a "proof" of reincarnation, perhaps not so much as memory recall, but as "memories of a propensity or learned contexts of thinking (Amit Goswami, Physics of the soul, p.82)." Xenoglossy also occurs with channelers. The science behind the phenomena of channeling is quantum nonlocal correlation (Nonlocality: "an instantaneous influence or communication without any exchange of signals through space-time; an unbroken wholeness or nonseparability that transcends space-time [Goswami, p.262]"). Channelers seem to let a disincarnate personality take over their body for the purpose of educating people. While in this state, a channeler often has knowledge of language not learned in their own life.
In reading Amit Goswami's book above on the evolution of human consciousness to a higher level of existence, he makes a compelling argument for the necessity to undertake a voyage of self-discovery in order to separate your ego from your identity. He suggests that there are five esoteric paths that can lead you to this freedom. One of these paths is to focus "on the creative discovery of the nature of awareness (p. 177)." This is done through Raja Yoga espoused by a first century wise man name Patanjali in his work The Yoga Sutra. In this work he tells how you go about achieving Samadhi (enlightenment) which in today's parlance would be called quantum self experience. It takes both concentration and meditation to reach samadhi. You concentrate on an object in your awareness, not knowledge, as when you repeat a mantra. In deeper meditation, you concentrate on your own consciousness, separating yourself from your thoughts, viewing them as from afar. Dr. Goswami goes on to say, "A crucial step, however, is the encounter of the ego and the quantum self which happens only when you enter the preconscious, only when there is an (almost) effortless flow between your awareness of the subject and that of the objects. From this state, quantum leaping is possible because the probabilities of the possibilities you choose from are no longer close to hundred-percent prejudiced in favor of the past response. When you leap to a new response, you have identified with the quantum self, which is samadhi (p.178)."
In the 1930's, American parapsychologist, J.B.Rhine undertook the challenge to test for Extrasensory Perception in a laboratory setting. As a matter of fact, Rhine made the term ESP popular with the general public. Rhine's research partner was Dr. Karl E. Zener. Together Rhine and Zener tested subjects for ESP by showing cards to the sender and then seeing if the receiver was able to correctly identify the card seen by the sender. The cards were not ordinary playing cards, but special cards developed by Dr. Zener for these tests. These now famous cards showed either a plus sign, a circle, a square, a star, or wavy lines. Although the test was flawed, it was the first of its kind and led to more sophisticated research protocols.


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Irregular Productions
The Parks Theatre
Until 11 Mar 2018
Review by
Jamie Wright
Long before the hugely successful "Dear Evan Hansen" and awards for their songwriting in films like "La La Land" and "The Greatest Showman", Pasek & Paul (presumably Benj and Justin to their friends) wrote "Edges".
It's a song cycle, rather than a musical as such – about life as a 20-something and everything that comes with it. Four performers – Millicent Sarre, Casmira Hambledon, Mitchell Smith and Scott Reynolds – play all the characters, and the songs feature everything from a soloist through to all of them together.
Director Ellis Dolan (who also given himself a cameo as the singer in the pre-show entertainment: a bonus for those showing up early) has done a great job of making use of the space, using all parts of it – stage and otherwise. Theatre One at the Parks – a 'hidden gem' that's been the home to a handful of shows this Fringe – is an excellent space, a thrust theatre with the audience in only four rows of raked seats in a semicircle; great for intimacy.
So, while it would be easy to stage this show as little more than a concert, here the foursome move around, change costumes, shift the set around and interact with the audience. They've also worked hard to 'act' the songs, not just sing them, which heightens the performances – a necessity for a song cycle, since you don't have the benefit of a narrative to focus on. And this pays off; you feel for the characters in the emotional numbers, and laugh during the humorous ones.
Musical director/pianist Peter Johns, bass guitarist Louis Cann and drummer Max Ziliotto have played together many times – amongst other things they're the 'house band' for the monthly Adelaide musical theatre open mic night, Broadway Sessions – and it shows; they're excellent throughout, with more than a few of the numbers involving some tricky timing.
There was a touch of the opening night effect on tech – lighting, mics – but these had minimal impact.
Some of the songs are better than others, and after a while there aren't a lot of surprises. And if you aren't yourself a 20-something, you might just find yourself wondering if there aren't more important things to be concerned about. But great performances from a talented and enthusiastic ensemble, the backing of a tight band, great directorial choices and an excellent venue make it worth the effort to check out this outside-the-CBD Fringe option.
Rating: 4 stars (out of 5)


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Policy proposal: Universal Basic Income
Even if it was ever effective, the welfare state has reached its expiry date. It's time for a successful successor.
A certain form of social security has been exciting the worldwide media recently – and the craziest part is that it has the potential to align itself as a platform to enhance freedom and minimise government.
With unsustainability, work disincentives and stigmas historically troubling most national welfare states, a new approach to safety nets is welcome. A universal basic income is thin on the ground as implementations go, but might just be the solution to the welfare state's ills.
As of late, curiosity around the idea has not been scarce. Not only will a Swiss referendum on the basic income occur this year, as well as a pilot programme in Utrecht in the Netherlands, a nationwide adoption of a universal basic income is reportedly being considered by Finland's government. Juha Sipilӓ, Finnish Prime Minister and leader of the Centre Party, has long been publicly toying with the idea of a universal basic income, which will see a final proposal possibly materialising in November 2016. Justified by himself and his government, it would ideally serve as a solution to both superfluous bureaucracy and poverty traps caused by the welfare state at present.
Before dismissing a universal basic income as a far-fetched, communistic suggestion, due to the state's requisite role in its distribution, we should acknowledge its parallel with the debatably libertarian Negative Income Tax proposed by Milton Friedman in the 1960s or Friedrich A. Hayek's floor "below which nobody need fall."
Firstly, it is important to note the distinction between a universal basic income and a basic income that is tapered according to income. The latter would probably align more with Milton Friedman's preferred Negative Income Tax, where the amount you receive reduces with your increasing income. Finland's proposal (as far as we can tell) would, on the other hand, see each and every citizen receiving €800 per month regardless of income. Richer Finns will of course be taxed according to this, however.
Due to a lack of national implementations of the universal basic income existing, until we can analyse its effects if and after Finland implements it, it is difficult to determine its functionality on a country-level as well as the net balance between negatives and positives. What is more, one must account for potential differences in outcomes between homogenous social democracies and more innately competitive and heterogeneous societies such as the USA and UK. What is not difficult, however, is outlining the numerous reasons a universal basic income would be preferential to the present welfare state. I will attempt to summarise some of them in this piece.
Taking the initial view that the government has a role in providing a safety net, a universal basic income is attractive in its implementation: A simple lump sum as opposed to the means-tested payment that is eternally susceptible to the next failed government reform or cut.
Perhaps the most common concern about a basic income is that it reduces the incentive to work. Simultaneously, the most fascinating feature of previously trialled basic incomes, universal or tapered, is that they do not seem to reduce the incentive to work.
Experiments, such as those in Dauphin in Canada, Uganda and Kenya, have suggested that work incentives are not perverted as you might expect. The Ugandan government, for example, found in its trial that the participants they gave a basic income to actually invested the money into business and attainment of skills and were subsequently 65% more likely to practise a skilled trade. They also worked an average of 25 hours more per month within four years, which works out as 17% more hours than the participants they did not give the income to, and a 49% higher income even two years later. In Dauphin, the only two groups who worked significantly less as a consequence of the universal basic income were teenagers and new mothers.
Were this trend in trials to be replicated in national implementations, this would mean that work incentives are not visibly reduced or harmed by a universal basic income, but perhaps even improved.
This makes sense, since we know that work provides dignity and identity, and the level of basic income provided (by any prudent government) would certainly not be anything substantial to live on. In the UK, were we to implement a universal basic income that was fiscally neutral (i.e. what we spend now on welfare), each citizen would receive £423 per month. Even at around £580 a month (which Finland's €800 sum roughly works out at), citizens would avoid unintentional poverty but still be incentivised enough to work for an income and basic standard of living.
Another appealing reason to replace welfare states with a universal basic income revolves around the welfare state's tendency to distort the market and choke individual freedom. Benefits in multitudinous forms complicate markets – housing, energy and childcare to name but a few. With a simple universal basic income, individuals would be freer; freer to choose how to spend their money and without excuse to direct blame about any straitened circumstances at government failure.
Civil society may even thrive more to help those in true need, as libertarian Charles Murray suggests. It is certainly easy to see the decline of civil society ever since the state assumed a more prominent role in individuals' finances via the welfare state. A universal basic income could reverse this. What more could a libertarian ask for: individual freedom and a revival of voluntarism?
In fact, a recent Guardian piece found only one major fault with a basic income. It was however one fault too many in the verdict of authoritarian thought, and precluded the author's support for it:
"[the universal basic income] promises a division of labour between government and market that is neither feasible nor desirable, in which the government's role in ensuring economic security is to redistribute income and then stand back."
Ironically, this is exactly why it should be supported. Cutting the government's tie to the individual's personal finances is as attractive now as it has ever been.
A basic income, universal or tapered, would also be more likely to tackle the root of poverty rather than its symptoms. Whereas an easy argument can be made that inequality in the UK is irrelevant, poverty is another issue that all sides of the political spectrum should be addressing. The current welfare state exacerbates the bane of low incomes with poverty traps, whereby an increase in income (e.g. from getting a job) is offset by tax and/or a reduction in benefits, which obviously reduces the incentive to work.
Does it make sense that we give people money (via unemployment benefit) on the condition they don't work, and then simultaneously try and make them get a job? This seems to be the scenario with too many welfare systems.
A case study of a woman who lived under Germany's 'Hartz IV' reforms (the bundling of social welfare benefits and unemployment benefits) recently came to my attention, which is a classic epitome of the problem at hand.
Working at an environmental institute, then studying late into her life and taking on voluntary jobs, she lived with the stigma of claiming welfare. After finding it difficult to live and pay bills on the amount she was entitled to, she found herself compelled to find another source of income, in her case self-employment in the area of making children interested in science. To her horror, after just managing to calculate a sufficient income to live on, she received notice from her Jobcentre's review of her business plan that she would lose her benefits in accordance with the new income stream going into her account. This was to avoid her having any money in excess of her entitlement. Clearly, this is nonsensical and goes against basic human nature.
Why should it only be the likes of the Green Party, which with its Citizens Income included a type of basic income in its manifesto, who promote ending this nonsense? In a WSJ piece, Arthur Laffer diagnoses the problem of work disincentives well. His solution, however, of enterprise zones in which marginal tax rates are changed for both employers and employees in high poverty areas, seems to be needlessly complex. Moreover, it does not cover the widespread issue but merely that of certain areas in which poverty is extreme.
Working with the security of a basic income to guarantee your subsistence means that low-paid jobs are made more realistic and attractive. It would also further negate wage floors such as the National Living Wage, which with its disastrous consequences prices out labour market 'outsiders' and separates low-skilled workers from their respective jobs and wage equilibriums. With a guaranteed income instead alleviating low wages, there is more chance for units of labour to live up to their potential as factors of production.
Naturally, too high a universal basic income would end up subsidising unemployment and also subsidising people who do not need extra income. However, this can easily be avoided with a prudent approach. Ultimately, do we believe the state has a role in providing a safety net? If we do, we should champion this simple approach that can even work out to cost the taxpayer less, if replacing the welfare state.
Social security should replicate what we know to work – incentivising work for those who can, empowering individuals as well as civil society and avoiding bureaucracy, all whilst providing a safety net. The universal basic income is capable of achieving these objectives. It is time to reinvent social security as we know it, and take poverty and the government out of people's lives in the process. The left and right have been feuding over welfare for too long. This truly is the grand compromise.
Elena is a proponent of the free market, enthusiastic about a much smaller role for the state that will facilitate liberty and economic freedom. Follow Elena on Twitter: @ElenaAtt
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I finally had a chance to sit down and read many of the blogs I've been meaning to get to. Coming out of the Outdoor Retailer show I was disturbed by the continual focus on the heroic accomplishments of star athletes instead of the experiences that we all have access to in the outdoors. As always, Hal Arneson, over at Nau, is way ahead of me. Here's some thoughts from one of his recent posts:
The model for marketing success in the outdoor industry has long been one of hero worship, centered on peak activities performed by elite athletes. The athletes and the activities themselves are elevated to mythical status, and the featured product is valued in part because it is perceived to be built to withstand the rigors of these extreme situations, but mostly because the purchaser feels that by wearing the same product as the rock star, surf god, or paddling diva who wore that product in the magazine, they would, by association, be perceived as being capable of the same feats.
There's a new paradigm forming. One in which the aspirational model becomes more about the experience and less about the personality. In place of these sport specific uberathletes, the new role models are those individuals who understand their athleticism as just one part of what makes them who they are, who don't simply recreate, but are acutely aware of the environment that sustains this recreation. They are multi-sport, multi-season athletes who understand the value in matching their activities to the conditions that exist and the opportunities that are available.
Our participation in the outdoors extends beyond the sports we do. Simply being out there invites an awareness of the fragile ecosystems that exist, and our responsibility to protect them for future generations. The new paradigm is one of a larger, more conscious view of the outdoor experience and how it fits into all aspects of one's life. A view that includes the peak moments as well as the mundane, one that moves between trail and town, between hard core and hanging out.
It's time to align ourselves with the values that draw us to the outdoors rather than with the high profile personalities that excel in only one small aspect of the larger outdoor experience.
This attitude of focusing on experiences versus accomplishments can extent well beyond the confines of the outdoor business. Think about new media and how it is affecting marketing. It's all about being willing to experience the changes that are happening with the relationship your company has with its customers.
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1.0 Introduction
1.1 Purpose
Members providing Leasing Agent Services must do so to the standard of professionalism and skill required and consistent with membership of the Institute and with compliance to law
1.2 Status of Guidance Notes
Guidance notes are intended to embody recognised 'good practice' and therefore may (although this should not be assumed) provide some professional support if properly applied. While they are not mandatory, it is likely that they will serve as a comparative measure of the level
of performance of a Member. They are an integral part of 'Professional Practice'.
1.3 Scope of this Guidance Note
This Guidance Note applies to Institute Members providing Leasing Agent Services to Clients. It must be used in conjunction with other practice standards and guidance notes that are either over-arching or directly applicable to the type of property, purpose or issues involved.
1.4 Client
In all cases, 'client' shall mean building owner, landlord, lessee or their appointed representative.
2.0 Professional Conduct
2.1 Standards of a Technical Nature
Members shall abide by any principles or standards of professional conduct of a technical nature laid down in the By-Laws of the Institute's Constitution.
2.2 Code of Ethics
Members must at all times conduct themselves in accordance with the standards set out in the Institute's Code of Ethics.
2.3 Legislation
Members shall act in accordance with relevant legislation.
3.0 Client Relationship
3.1 Clients Instructions and Best Interests Members shall at all times act in the best interests of the client and in accordance with the client's instructions.
3.2 Confirm Instructions in Writing
Upon appointment to act for the client, the Member shall immediately confirm in writing to the client the basis of the appointment, the scope of services the Member will provide to the client, and the basis of the fee structure for those services unless covered under a previous agreement.
3.3 Frequent and Regular Communication
The Member shall on a frequent and regular basis, or as agreed between Member and client, communicate to the client the progress being made in respect of the instructions issued to the Member.
3.4 Act Promptly and Efficiently
The Member shall at all times act promptly and efficiently in the servicing of the clients instructions.
3.5 Notice of Illegal or Unethical Concerns
If receiving an instruction from the client, which the Member believes to be illegal or unethical, the Member shall communicate such concerns to the client in writing as soon as possible.
4.0 Leasing Agency Appointments
4.1 Claim to Act
No Member shall claim to act for a client unless appointed in writing to do so.
4.2 Methods of Acting
The Member, when accepting an appointment to act as Leasing Agent for the client shall act generally by one of the following methods:
sole agency or exclusive agency appointment;
co-ordinating or Joint Agency;
general or open agency appointment.
4.3 Act for Tenant
Where the Member is appointed to act for a tenant, their client shall be deemed to be the tenant and the Member shall not seek a fee from anyone other than the tenant, and shall disclose to all parties that they act for the tenant.
4.4 Not Claim to Act Unless Appointed
No Member shall claim to act for a tenant unless appointed in writing to do so.
4.5 Not Contact Client of Sole Agent
No Member shall directly contact the client of another agent where that agent has been appointed to act on the basis of either a sole or exclusive or a co-ordinating agency (unless they are also the joint coordinating agent) or have unequivocal consent from the appointed agent to do so.
4.6 Not Undermine Another Member
No Member shall seek to undermine the reputation or the ability of another Member.
4.7 Not Claim Agency Where None Exists
No Member shall claim to have an agency appointment in the knowledge that no such appointment exists.
4.8 Conflict of Interest
The Member must disclose to their client any actual or potential conflict of interest that may arise as a result of their appointment.
5.0 Leasing Agency Practice
5.1 Seeking to Nominate a Tenant
Any Member seeking to nominate a tenant for a property shall do so to the appointed agent unless the property is available by way of an 'open' or 'general' agency and then the nomination shall be to the client.
5.2 Accepting Nominations
Members as sole or coordinating agents may accept nominations from outside agents at their discretion, but generally shall accept nominations of tenants with whom they have had no prior contact.
5.3 Written Nominations
Members shall effect all nominations in writing. Upon receipt of written nomination from an Introducing Agent, Members shall immediately confirm acceptance to Introducing Agent in writing.
5.4 Nominations from Agents Exercising Control
In general, Members shall accept nominations only from those agents that can demonstrate, or exercise control over the nominated tenant, by way of a physical inspection of the property.
5.5 Joint Coordinating Agent
Where appointed as a joint coordinating agent, the Member will confer with their joint agent prior to accepting any nominations from outside agents.
5.6 Tenant Introductions
Where a Member has introduced a tenant to one or more properties by way of nominations or direct introduction, and is not appointed to act for the tenant, that Member must act in the best interest of the lessor and must not advise the tenant or proffer any advice that may be
contrary to the lessor's best financial or other interests.
5.7 Fee Structure
When nominating or accepting nominations, Members shall confirm the basis of the fee structure applicable for the nomination if successful.
5.8 Consent for Inspection
No Member shall inspect a property with a tenant without the consent of the client or the appointed agent.
5.9 Commercial Viability of Prospective Lessees
Where a Member has reasonable grounds for questioning the solvency or commercial viability of any party introduced as a prospective lessee of the property, the client should be so advised.
6.0 Marketing
6.1 'For Lease' or Other Marketing Board
No Member shall place a 'For Lease' or other marketing board on a property without client consent, or where another agent has been appointed as sole or co-ordinating agent.
6.2 Not Advertise Lease Without Consent
No Member shall advertise a property as being for lease without client consent.
6.3 No Inspection Without Prior Consent
No member shall conduct an inspection of a tenancy without the prior consent of the tenant in occupation.
6.4 Property Information
Members shall present property information on the basis of fact and not on assumption and shall endeavour to provide full details of the premises to be leased and the lease terms.
6.5 Confidentiality
In spite of the absence of any specific confidentiality provision within the Agency Agreement, a Member shall not issue any press release without the client's written agreement. Any agreement so granted is a specific agreement to the form of words or content that has been submitted to the client for approval.
7.0 Other
7.1 Pay Fees Promptly
Members shall pay fees to nominating agents promptly following payment of their own fees by the client.
7.2 Fee on Basis of Written Agreement
Members must base their fees on the basis of the written agreement with their client and must not seek to knowingly overcharge or take false profits.
7.3 Account to Co-ordinating Agent
When acting as the nominating agent, unless instructed otherwise by the sole or co-ordinating agent, Members must account to the sole or co-ordinating agents for their fees and not to the client direct.


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Sequence of the treatment
For ORIF of T-shape fractures with extended iliofemoral approach, the following surgical sequence is common:
- Joint distraction and removal of incarcerated fragments
- Reduction of femoral head dislocation if not achieved closed on admission
- Assessment of reduction
- Fixation of the anterior column
- Fixation of the posterior column
Patient positioning
The patient is positioned lateral on a flat top radiolucent table or a fracture table. Typically, a distal femoral traction pin is applied to allow the application of traction and also to stabilize the extremity. The knee is flexed 45°.
The extended iliofemoral approach allows the hip joint to be opened with a capsulotomy, just distal to the labrum. Lateral and/or distal retraction of the femoral head makes it easier to see into the joint.
It also allows the fracture to be seen well on the external surfaces of both the anterior and the posterior columns.
The internal surface of the pelvis can be palpated with a finger in the greater sciatic notch, for further assessment of the reduction.
Indirect visualization
Unusually for a significant joint, articular reduction of acetabular fractures is indirect. The articular surface of the hip joint is not seen directly. Reduction must be assessed by the appearance of the extraarticular fracture lines and intraoperative fluoroscopic assessment. Some fracture lines are palpated manually but not seen directly such as transverse fracture lines on the quadrilateral plate.
Quality of reduction
Posttraumatic arthrosis is directly related to the quality of reduction - the better the reduction, the greater the chance of a good or excellent result.
2 Joint distraction topenlarge
Lateral traction is applied to extract the displaced femoral head from the pelvis. This also allows some indirect reduction of the medially displaced fracture fragments by ligamentotaxis. Lateral traction is typically achieved with a Schanz screw applied through the lateral greater trochanter region of the femur. Because the patient is in the lateral position, this typically requires a manual force.
Longitudinal traction is also required to correct proximal displacement. Longitudinal traction can be obtained with a fracture table applied to a distal femoral traction pin (A), a femoral distractor (B), or with manual traction on the affected extremity.
In some surgeon's experience, the use of a traction table post or other traction frame is helpful during this operation.
Excessive longitudinal or lateral traction may result in the locking of the fracture, inhibiting further reduction maneuvers. Furthermore, the position of the femur may affect reduction and visualization. Commonly, one must reposition the involved extremity and change the vector of traction several times during the course of the operation. Thus, it must be easy to adjust the traction and the limb position intraoperatively.
3 Cleaning of the fracture site top
Fracture sites are prepared by preliminarily increasing the displacement and then removing early callus and granulation tissue.
Joint distraction is extremely useful to facilitate this debridement. If the femoral head is still dislocated then the joint can be cleaned before reduction.
4 Posterior column: reduction topenlarge
In the majority of T-type fractures, the posterior column is addressed first.
Control of the posterior column is facilitated by placement of a joystick in the ischium. This allows gross control of rotation around the stem of the T-fracture.
Assessment of reduction requires both visual assessment of the joint surface and digital palpation of the reduction, medially, on the quadrilateral surface.
Final assessment of reduction is also augmented by intraoperative fluoroscopy.
Use of reduction forceps
Appropriately chosen and placed forceps can aid reduction and provisional stabilization of the ischiopubic segment.
The pointed reduction forceps (or Weber clamp) is a very powerful reduction tool. It may be necessary to drill a small hole for application of the clamp points to prevent slipping on the convexity of the retroacetabular surface.
The distal end of a pointed reduction or a quadrangular clamp can be applied onto the quadrilateral surface through the greater sciatic notch. This also compresses the posterior column fracture, and may help close a medial gap.
A Farabeuf clamp, applied to screws in proximal and distal fragments, is shown reducing the posterior column fracture.
A small Jungbluth clamp, applied to screws in proximal and distal posterior column fragments, can also be used.
Plate reduction techniques
A 2.7 or 3.5 mm plate which spans the posterior column adjacent to the greater sciatic notch is fixed distally with a single screw.
This acts as a reduction aid analogous to a clamp placed through the greater sciatic notch.
When the screw attaching the plate to the distal fragment is tightened, pressure of the plate on the proximal fragment reduces the anteriorly displaced distal fragment.
Note: Protect the sciatic nerve
It is frequently necessary to combine reduction techniques to achieve optimum reduction.
Protection of the sciatic nerve while working in the greater sciatic notch is critical. Hip extension and knee flexion decrease sciatic nerve tension and thus improve its mobility.
5 Posterior column: fixation topenlarge
Initial screw fixation
The posterior column may be stabilized with a plate or column screw.
If using a plate for definitive fixation, then it may be possible to preliminarily stabilize the column with a lag screw, followed by a plate.
Initial plate fixation
When screw fixation is impossible, then either the final plate is placed initially or preliminary fixation is achieved with a small reconstruction plate along the greater sciatic notch to hold the reduction, before a longer plate is added to complete the fixation. The first plate may either be retained or removed.
Final plate fixation
Fixation of the posterior column is completed using a pelvic reconstruction plate which spans from the ischium to the supraacetabular area. The contouring of this plate is critical since it must exert some compression on the anterior aspect of the posterior column fracture.
Patterns involving the posterior wall require definitive reduction of the wall fragments before application of this plate. Techniques for management of posterior wall fractures are discussed in the operative treatment option for posterior wall fractures, eg for transverse/posterior wall fractures.
Reduction and fixation of the posterior wall is generally the last component of the reconstruction.
Posterior column fixation implants must be placed in locations that do not prevent anterior column reduction.
Posterior column screw
An axial posterior column screw provides interfragmentary compression across the posterior part of the fracture. This is inserted from distal to proximal.
A 7.3 mm partially threaded cannulated screw is inserted through a separate stab incision in the buttock crease over a guide wire.
The start point is at the ischial tuberosity, and a finger in the greater sciatic notch is used to guide the wire and screw up the posterior column, exiting at the pelvic brim.
Care is taken to protect the sciatic nerve at the level of the ischial tuberosity.
The use of a screw aids the placement of the posterior wall plate as it increases the freedom of placement of the wall plate.
This is commonly referred to as the "butt screw".
6 Anterior column: reduction topenlarge
Clamp placement
Reduction clamps can be placed from the supraacetabular surface to the area of the iliopectineal surface easily through the extended iliofemoral approach.
The image shows placement of a pointed reduction forceps.
Alternatives for anterior column reduction are the oblique pelvic reduction (quadrangular) clamp, …
… or the collinear clamp.
Additional posterior clamp placement
Should the anterior fracture gape on the quadrilateral surface, an additional clamp placed from posterior may correct this displacement.
This illustration shows a quadrangular clamp.
Accuracy of reduction must be verified by direct articular visualization.
This illustration shows a pointed reduction forceps, applied from posteriorly, as another supplementary option for anterior column reduction.
7 Anterior column: fixation topenlarge
Anterior column fixation consists of position or lag screws in all cases.
The starting point for these screws is in an area of the innominate bone 2-3 cm cranial to the joint margin along the posterior margin of the gluteus medius pillar. Care must be taken to ensure that lag screws are inserted perpendicular to the anterior column primary fracture plane. Secondary displacement will occur with screw tightening when this is not achieved.
In some cases, placement of a position screw, after reduction and clamp compression, is a more prudent choice.
A 7.3 mm partially threaded screw is usually used to offer compression of the anterior portion of the transverse fracture.
A 2.8 mm guidewire is inserted along the anterior column before the appropriate length screw is passed over the wire.
8 Radiographic assessment top
Intraoperative confirmation of hardware position
During reduction and fixation, take fluoroscopic images in AP, iliac, and obturator oblique views to confirm reduction and/or screw placement.
To confirm that the screws are extraarticular an image exposed with the fluoroscope's central ray superimposed on the long axis of the screw is taken.
Final radiographic assessment
Once all fixation is in place, confirm the appropriate appearance of AP, obturator oblique and iliac oblique views and check the location of any screw that is placed near the hip joint.
The AP view should be inspected to assure that congruence has been obtained. The femoral head should have the same relationship to the radiological roof, the anterior rim and the posterior rim as on the contralateral side.
If the low anterior column was affected, the obturator foramen profile and symphysis should be inspected to assess the quality of the distal reduction.
The lag screw should be seen to be crossing the level of the transverse fracture, and the lower plate screws should be directed down the ischium and not in the direction of the posterior wall.
If a posterior wall fragment was involved, it should be seen as reduced and stabilized on this image.
The accuracy of the reduction of the trochanteric osteotomy fragment can be confirmed on this view.
Iliac oblique should be inspected to ensure that the posterior column reduction is anatomic. The screws directed down the posterior column should be inspected and verified as extraarticular.
Postoperatively, obtain formal high-quality radiographs of AP and both oblique views.


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Liang Guanglie, chief of general staff of the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA), made the remark during his talks with his Sudanese counterpart Abbas Arabi Abdalla.
Liang, also a member of China's Central Military Commission, said China and Sudan have witnessed steady development of friendly relations since the establishment of diplomatic ties in 1959. The two nations have conducted fruitful cooperation in political, economic and cultural fields, he said.
Liang also expressed China's appreciation of Sudanese government's adherence to the one-China policy and its support to China on international issues such as human rights.
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EDC is seeking Grade 6–9 social studies teachers to help field-test Zoom In, a free online learning experience funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation that engages students in historical thinking and "deep dives" into primary and secondary sources. Zoom In's mini-lessons align with NAEP assessment chronological periods, the Common Core State Standards in English Language Arts/Literacy, and the College, Career, and Civic Life Framework for Social Studies State Standards. The field-test will feature 10 lessons—on topics such as women's role in the American Revolution, slavery, early industrialization, the Civil War, immigration, World War II—as well as a rich array of resources for teachers. Zoom In's PI Bill Tally (at left) notes, "Zoom In offers a highly interactive and supportive learning environment for students and teachers. The site guides students through the same process of analyzing a source that historians use to discriminate among and make meaning of historical documents. Who wrote this? What do we know about them? What audience were they trying to inform or persuade? This process hones students' ability to critically evaluate sources—a key part of being a discriminating consumer of information in the Digital Age, as well as a historian—and builds skills in close reading of complex texts, citing evidence, making arguments, and communicating reasoning orally and in writing."
Researcher Noah Goodman adds, "Zoom In is designed to help social studies teachers foster students' acquisition of literacy skills. One of the site's most unique features is a set of real-time formative assessment tools that help teachers 'look in on' student writing and note-taking as it's happening, do some diagnostic work, and refine their instruction to give kids the help they need. The site also offers tutorials and videos on how to guide students through the source analysis process, well-crafted 'hooks' to help teachers get students excited about the topics, slides to give students essential background knowledge, and more." Goodman and colleague Ilisa Guarneri will present a July 1 poster session focused on Zoom In at the upcoming 2014 International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) Conference in Atlanta, Georgia.
- Are you a Grade 6–9 social studies teacher who is willing to use a minimum of two Zoom In mini-units in the course of either the Fall or Spring 2014-2015 school year? If so, please contact Heather Kim immediately. Teachers who participate in all data collection activities in the study will receive compensation.
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According to Chinese site C Technology [Google Translate, via GForGames], Apple is planning to release its long-rumored iWatch alongside the next iPhone in October 2014, with the company having tested two iWatch prototypes. However, the report also states that Apple has not decided on the final screen size of the device, with the prototype units being powered by a 100 mAh battery. The iWatch is also said to include wireless charging capabilities which will allow the device to charge from up to a meter away.
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EastEnders actress Clair Norris has revealed why her character Bernadette Taylor ends up making a play for Shakil Kazemi in next week's episodes of the BBC1 soap.
"She's been through a lot and is not really thinking straight. Being a mum was her purpose and she's struggling now it's been taken away from her," said the Walford star. "Shakil is just there, and without thinking, she just kisses him."
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