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"Scott! We want Scott!" was the yell that rose from the throats of thousands of bodybuilding fans at the latest Mr. Olympia contest. The only trouble was, there was no Scott to be had. At the previous Mr. Olympia Larry told those who had just seen him win his second consecutive Olympia crown that he was retiring. Funny thing about people, they don't believe what they don't want to believe. They wanted to see Larry go on forever, so as far as they were concerned Scott would compete again.
"Scott, Scott, we want Scott!" went the chanting. Finally Bud Parker stepped to the microphone to tell them what they already knew—Larry Scott had retired.
Luckily the splendor of the physiques present soon made everyone's attention center on the contests at hand.
Sure Scott wasn't there, but where was he? What was he doing? Those and many more questions were on the mind of Joe Weider as he came up to me backstage.
"What's Larry doing now?" asked Joe.
"Well, I talked to him on the phone last week and he said he'd cut down on his training and had dropped down to about 170 pounds."
Joe's mouth dropped open.
"I know," I said. "It doesn't sound possible, but several people have told me it's so."
"Good grief, what does he look like?"
After winning the first Mr. Olympia title at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, Larry warmed up the already blazing crowd with his bright and infectious demeanor and intelligent words of gratitude over the emcee's mic.
"I dunno," I shrugged. "The last time I saw him in person was at a posing exhibition he gave around six
months ago."
"What did he look like?" asked Joe.
"Better than I've ever seen him. He had cuts, size and shape. It's hard to believe that he's lost all the weight."
Joe thought for a minute.
"I want you to see Larry when you get back to Muscle Beach."
"Sure," I replied. "That's easy enough, then what?"
"I want you to do a human interest story on what he's doing now."
"But if he isn't training hard or competing, do you think the readers will be interested?"
Joe smiled, "Dick, the only reason I'm in business is to give our readers what they want and you heard them out there, they want Scott. So, okay, let's give them Larry Scott as he is today."
As soon as I got back to California I called Larry at work and lined up a day when Art Zeller and I could
visit him at home. It was an overcast Sunday morning when Art and his cameras pulled into my driveway.
"Well, here we go," he said cheerfully.
I got in his car and we were on our way. Art smiled as he looked at me out of the corner of his eye. "170 pounds. Who are you kidding?"
"Well, that's just what I heard, but you can't prove it by me." In a few minutes we were in front of Scott's home in Van Nuys.
Now we'd be able to see for ourselves what Larry Scott really looked like.
We went in the backyard and there was Larry, all 168 pounds of him, digging trenches for his sprinklers. His shirt was off, revealing the greatest set of 168 pounds I've ever seen. I can't believe that's all he weighs. I'll bet he could enter a contest right now and win against the best. It just shows you that once you've built quality muscles with quality methods, they stay even if you try to beat them away.
When I first knew Larry he weighed just a little less than 168, but he didn't look like that, even though he was quite muscular at the time. Now, at the same bodyweight he looked incredible, so bodyweight means less than you think. Quality is the thing to strive for.
The backyard looks like a small football field. In fact, it's so large the previous owners fenced off a full half of it because it was too big to take care of properly.
"Where's the team?" I asked.
"What team?"
"The one that plays football."
Larry smiled, "Yeah, I guess it is pretty large, but I like a lot of room to move around."
Art looked up from the camera he was adjusting. "Why don't you put in a pool?"
Suddenly, in the midst of our conversation, a giant bear (well, it looked like a bear) leapt at Larry. A struggle ensued as we stood transfixed by the sight. Over and over the struggling forms rolled. At last we could see that it wasn't a bear but a dog as big as a bear.
"How do you like our pup?" said Larry at last.
Art turned white. "You mean it gets larger?"
I laughed bravely…from inside the house. The minute I saw the beast I hit the trail to safety.
"Larry," I said, "is it true that you've given up all training?"
"Of course not, I'll train as long as I live. It's just that I've cut down a great deal on my workouts."
"How often do you train now?"
Larry shrugged. "Whenever I feel like it."
"Well, how often do you feel like it?"
"One, two, or three times a week."
"Why did you decide to lose all that weight?" asked Art.
"The weight? Because I want to go into acting."
"You mean you've given up bodybuilding?" I asked.
"For competition, yes. In fact, I'll go so far as to say I'll probably never even give an exhibition again. It takes too much time and energy to get in top shape."
"You've won everything anyway," I said.
"Yes. For a long time I was consumed with the desire to be the best bodybuilder in the world. More than anything I wanted to win. My first Mr. Olympia victory was quite a thrill. When I won the second—the night I announced my retirement—I was happy, but I felt a little hollow. The kicks were gone. The great challenge had been answered."
"Now, you have another challenge?"
"Yes, acting."
"Well, why not?" said Art. "After all, look at all the musclemen who have made it big in films."
"I don't want to do just a muscleman in films. I want to be an actor. I've found that it takes every bit as much concentration to master the emotional techniques of acting as it does the physical ones of bodybuilding.
Right now I'm ready to test the water."
"And the loss of weight helps?"
"Yes. If muscle is too large it must be explained by the part you're doing. This, of course, limits you in your choice of roles."
"Then you don't believe a good physique helps?"
"Sure it does, but it must be a bonus that can be used when needed. I've had a background in gymnastics and bodybuilding that will help me if I'm ever called upon to do my own stunts. I also practice on the trampoline I have in the backyard so that I can keep supple."
The hours went by and before we knew it, it was time to go. Before we left I took one last look at Scott's trophy room which was filled with plaques, trophies, scrolls and crowns, testimonies to his immortality in bodybuilding. I couldn't help but wonder what an Oscar on the shelf would look like.
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text: Highlights from Higher Ed E-Expectations 2016 by Diane Charno August 24, 2016 Tags: digital marketing higher education I had the pleasure of attending and speaking at EduWeb Digital Summit in Denver from August 1-4. There were many great sessions focused on all things digital, including social media, analytics, website design and content management. One session I looked forward to attending was conducted by Stephanie Geyer from Ruffalo Noel Levitz and Lance Merker from OmniUpdate, who presented the latest findings from the 2016 E-Expectations Study. With more than 10 years since the first study was completed, the report gives great insight into the ever-changing digital habits and expectations of college-bound high school students by looking closely at how these expectations change between junior and senior year. Here are a few highlights from this year's survey. THE COLLEGE WEBSITE IS STILL THE NUMBER ONE RESOURCE Approximately 70% of students surveyed consider the college website to be the most influential resource in terms of student interest. It's seen as the best place to find answers to questions about the school and the quality of the school's website makes a difference in the student's perception of the college. College websites make a difference in my perception of the school say 74% of seniors and 75% of juniors. #eduweb16 #eexpect — Alexandra Simone (@reeltake) August 2, 2016 Not only does the site need to be useful, but it must be easy to find and attractive to search engines. More than 85% of respondents said they found a college website via a search engine. Optimizing the site for school name, programs and locations are key strategies. Consider paid interactive marketing campaigns to bring more users to your site who are ready to engage. 47% of juniors/39% of seniors - have clicked on paid ads for colleges or universities (CC: @camposrod) #eexpect #highered #eduweb16 — Chris Barrows (@CBarrows) August 2, 2016 COLLEGE WEBSITE AND ONLINE FORMS SHOULD BE MOBILE-FRIENDLY It's a mobile world and it's no surprise that high school students are some of the most mobile. The majority of students reported that their most recent college website visit was from a laptop or smartphone. Only 15%-17% reported using a desktop on their most recent visit to a college website. Mobile-friendly sites are also favored in search rankings. If your college or university site is not yet mobile-friendly, it's time to make a plan. Insane how this has changed even in the last 5 years. Due to accessibility & affordable tech #eduweb16 #eexpect pic.twitter.com/emjSQunkuo — Corie Martin (@coriemartin) August 2, 2016 Today's college-bound students are even using their phones to complete college online forms. This includes information request forms, cost calculators, campus visit registrations and applications. More than 70% of seniors have completed college enrollment forms on their mobile devices. If you are updating your site, make sure the forms are easy to find and mobile-friendly. Shorter forms are more likely to convert. Let visitors know how and when to expect a response with Thank You pages, and include links to additional resources or next steps. Lastly, don't forget the importance of regularly testing these forms and reviewing your Thank You pages from a mobile device. It's surprising how many forms don't work or have a generic Thank You page that could be improved. EMAIL ISN'T DEAD This may be surprising to some, but email is not dead for these students. Email was second only to the college website for influencing their interest. Students are reading and opening emails, but they're doing so from their mobile devices, so responsive messages are appreciated. Is email dead? Students say no #eexpect #eduweb16 pic.twitter.com/OUS7cr2pHR — Chris Barrows (@CBarrows) August 2, 2016 Also interesting to note: these students are open to receiving text messages from colleges, although most aren't sending very many. They're most open to receiving deadline reminders, app details and acceptance notifications via text. 1/3 of students willing to accept texts from a college. That's higher than I expected! #eexpect #eduweb16 — Britney Wyatt (@bwyatt85) August 2, 2016 WHEN IT COMES TO CONTENT, IT'S ALL ACADEMIC Program information is important for SEO, because it's often what students are most focused on. Both juniors and seniors value program content, including details on job placement statistics, program rankings, grad school placements stats, and testimonials. "Campus life" content was also highly ranked, following academics and program info. Most students want to find answers to their top questions on your site, so consider their questions when developing content, designing the user experience and even structuring on-site search. Besides info about programs, degrees, and academic, other topics students check out on college websites – Ruffalo Noel Levitz When it came to imagery, there was a shift from location shots without people to more active, authentic photography that showed students engaged in campus life or academic activities. Photos are also tops for social posts. The 5 Most Interesting Photos - Ruffalo Noel Levitz SOCIAL CHANNELS HELP STUDENTS EXPLORE YOUR CAMPUS College-bound high school students spend more time than ever on social media channels and, as a result, these channels play an important part in their exploration of your campus. YouTube is essential and Facebook usage increases as a student progresses from their junior to senior year. A large number of students are now using Snapchat and Instagram too. Social media continues to change quickly, so it's important to stay on top of the trends. Select channels that support your particular markets and brand. Use social media to help students answer their questions of fit and value. Share content that delivers a sense of place through images, video and even live-streamed events. What platforms students are using #hesm #eduweb16 pic.twitter.com/AbpRjQh0Uo — ☕ NoniShaney ☕ (@GoGoogleMe) August 2, 2016 WANT MORE E-EXPECTATIONS? 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Senhor José is a low-grade clerk in the city's Central Registry, where the living and the dead share the same shelf space. A middle-aged bachelor, he has no interest in anything beyond the certificates of birth, marriage, divorce, and death that are his daily routine. But one day, when he comes across the records of an anonymous young woman, something happens to him. Obsessed, Senhor José sets off to follow the thread that may lead him to the woman-but as he gets closer, he discovers more about her, and about himself, than he would ever have wished.
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March 2016: New in EM
Welcome to the first in a new series of monthly podcasts at the RCFN looking at recent literature. There's been a lot of feedback requesting literature round ups and hopefully this podcast will help to scratch that particular itch.
We are very much standing (maybe wobbling) on the shoulders of giants here and it's worth noting some of the guys who have been doing this type of thing long before us:
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This is a perpetual fight in the ED I find. Increasingly we seem to have moved toward VBGs for almost everything and the ABG has got quite a pounding for being painful, cumbersome and unnecessary. The two areas with dubious accuracy have been hypercarbia and the VBG in severe shock. This is now the second paper (including AM Kelly – the VBG guru) we've seen looking at an algorithm that avoids an ABG for every COPD exacerbation. (note the NICE guidelines recommend this).
This paper is observational data – everyone got paired venous and arterial and they tried to correlate the ph, HCO3 and CO2 etc… They enrolled 234 pts and found good correlation for all the numbers apart from CO2 which is not surprising. Effectively they suggest if you have a normal VBG (ph, HCO3 and CO2 <6) then an ABG is not going to help you. This would have saved 2/3 of people from an ABG. They also suggest a reasonable algorithm about when to do the ABG.
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Paper Number 2
Simple but effective trial – important to give adequate analgesia in patients with hip fracture. No-one was previously sure which block was better for pain relief. Physicians all have personal preference. This RCT shows FIB equivalent to femoral nerve block in the ED.
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Paper Number 3
This is a really important topic with the trend towards more ED led airway management to catch up with Australian and US practice. This systematic reivew was looking to quantify how much experience is needed in order to get to 80 and 90% ETI intubation success rates.
- 13 studies with a total of over 1,400 students and over 19,000 patients.
- The students were first year residents, medical students or paramedic students.
- Studies were performed in operating theatres (excluding one).
They found that 51-75 of ET intubations needed to be performed to achieve a success of intubation of at least 90%, with 1-43 intubations required to achieve an 80% success rate. To achieve first pass success rate of at least 90% one paper demonstrated there was a requirement for over 200 ET intubations.
Questions to be answered - what first pass success rate is acceptable? Can we extrapolate that to ED practice as not ED based papers? How are we likely to proceed with airway management in the UK?
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Relevant and useful, CVC insertion can take a while and butchering with multiple attempts at peripheral iv cannuala insertion with futility is bad! This was a convenience sample – not necessarily the sort of patients I'd be going for; 7 discharged from ED and 26 admitted. They were also using longer than our standard cannualae! What ever happened to the good old external jugular!! There's a great discussion on this paper over on Ryan's site and the comments are well worth a read.
Paper Number 5
A lot of research on how we make decisions is based around theoretical cases with various nuggets provided at different stages to see how that changes things. This is real time in-situ decisioning making research. They followed a bunch of experienced french EPs and did qualitative research on how and why they did what they did. They said this was "focussed ethnography" research which was a new thing to me. The doc wore a camera – something like a GoPro or a Google Glass it sounds like and these were used with interviews to talk about how decisions were made. the quotes make this paper INMHO and its nice to see it documented that the reason we make decisions is governed by such subtle, complicated factors as "I know frank…" Hat tip to Jeremy Fried and LITFL for the tip off to this paper
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The HEAT trial examined patients with a fever on ITU being treated for infection and randomly assigned 6 hourly paracetamol or placebo until either resolution of fever/cessation of treatment for infection or until discharge from ITU. Primary outcome of ITU free days at 28 days. They found no statistically significant difference in the number of ITU free days between the groups and interestingly they also found no difference between 28 or 90 day mortality between the 2 groups. Goes with an increasingly large evidence base that the knee jerk reaction to treat an infection driven fever is not proven to be in the benefit of the patient.
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After twelve years of research Hahnemann presented his theory regarding the origins of chronic disease – the miasms. Psora, Sycosis and Syphilis were triumphs in homeopathic understanding. Extending Hahnemann's original idea of three primary miasms, Appearance and Circumstance details the development of the complex miasms – Tubercular, Syco-Psoric, Syco-Syphilitic and Cancer, as well as the three primary miasms. Building on the view that miasms are genetically inherited influences, the author discusses how each miasm will dominate physical structure, pathology and mental outlook. Recognizing the lifetime influence of a miasm helps to explain the events and circumstances that surround us. Understanding that every individual is dominated by one of the miasms, the author has identified facial features and matched them to each group; these can be used as clinical aids. Themes, together with facial features, enable a practitioner to recognise the dominant miasm of the patient. Appearance and Circumstance contains explanations and facial charts to aid the homeopath in utilizing these concepts. Facial feature identification can be incorporated into any current case-taking method. By the end of his life, Hahnemann regarded himself as a miasmatic prescriber and made a clear distinction between this method and symptom prescribing only. The further he examined the miasm theory, the more convinced he became that miasms are the key to understanding chronic disease, and unlocking a case. Appearance and Circumstance continues this work. Grant Bentley is the principal of the Victorian College of Classical Homeopathy and is also in private practice in Melbourne. See also ****LINK**** for the companion volume Homeopathic Facial Analysis which contains illustrations of facial features.
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Regional events give you more opportunities to network, learn and have fun with writers and illustrators in your area. The number and types of regional events sponsored by SCBWI-L.A. vary from year-to-year – evolving with the needs and interests of our members.
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The Colorado Turnaround Network will accelerate student achievement for select schools through targeted support, resources, and flexibility. The Network is a highly collaborative and accountable endeavor between local schools, their LEAs, and the Colorado Department of Education. Schools in the Network will benefit from enhanced diagnostic reviews and planning support; personalized, professional learning opportunities with a cohort of peer schools; and additional resources through supplemental grant funding. CDE's Theory of Action is that by supporting both LEAs and schools together, we will see lasting, sustained improvement in our lowest-performing schools.
The Network uses a guiding framework to support schools in developing a rigorous improvement plan around four research-based conditions to improve school performance and student achievement:
- Culture Shift: Build a school culture focused on student learning and parent and community engagement.
- Instructional Transformation: Design and implement a rigorous, aligned, and engaging academic program that is responsive to student learning needs, is driven by data, and is flexible to meet the needs of all students.
- Talent Development: Employ systems and strategies to recruit, develop, evaluate and retain excellent teachers and staff.
- Leadership: Customize and target leadership development to meet the improvement needs at all levels of the educational system.
All participating Network schools will receive access to specialized professional development, on-site performance management sessions, quarterly Network events, and principal supervisor cohort gatherings.
Each Network school will be assigned a Turnaround Support Manager from CDE, who will serve as a resource and partner to the LEA and school. All participating Network schools will be required to engage a "district partner" to serve as a key support and advocate for the school at the LEA level. The district partner must be a senior-level LEA staff member who will attend all Network professional development opportunities and events with the school team. The district partner should remain assigned to the school for the duration of the Turnaround Network participation and will be responsible for ensuring the conditions for turnaround success are established at the school and supported by the LEA.
Eligible Applicants and Prioritization
Eligible applicants are LEAs with schools that are identified as Comprehensive Support (CS) or Targeted Support (TS) and/or schools identified as Priority Improvement or Turnaround. Only schools CS or TS schools are eligible for grant funds to support participation and implementation.
This grant opportunity is not a good fit for schools that currently have a Tiered Intervention Grant and/or are participating in the Connect for Success grant. The Network is a good fit for schools with systemic challenges and the following characteristics:
- Strong LEA support and buy-in, and
- School leadership demonstrates a mindset of learning and growth
In 2017-18, 39 schools are participating in the Turnaround Network – nearing CDE's capacity for this service. As a result, this will be a competitive process with limited available spots. For the 2018-19 school year, proposals will be considered for new schools on a limited basis. Priority will be given in this order:
- Priority may be given to schools in LEAs currently engaged with the Network.
- Comprehensive Schools – lowest 5% and on the state accountability clock (i.e., Priority Improvement, Turnaround)
- Schools on the state accountability clock but not designated under ESSA (may not be eligible for funding, but may receive services)
- Comprehensive Schools – low graduation or completion rate and on the state accountability clock
- Additional Targeted Schools that are on the state accountability clock
- Targeted Schools that are on the state accountability clock
- Targeted Schools and not on the state accountability clock
- Comprehensive Schools – low grad or completion rate and not on the state accountability clock
Available Funds
Schools identified under ESSA are eligible for funding between $30,000 and $75,000 per school per year. If a school is not identified under ESSA, they are still eligible to participate in the Network without funding. The amount of funding available to LEAs is dependent upon the number of participating schools in that LEA. A budget and plan will be jointly developed with CDE. Subsequent year funding is dependent upon demonstrated fidelity to processes, meeting reporting requirements, and availability of funds.
Allowable Use of Funds
Funding from this opportunity may be used for:
- Costs related to Network events: convenings, professional development, and site visits to bright spot schools
- Costs related to staff planning and collaboration
- Strategies and practices that align with the findings of the CDE diagnostic review
Funds from this opportunity must be used to supplement and not supplant any federal, state, and local funds currently being used to provide activities. There will be no carryover of funds. Unobligated funds at the end of the fiscal year will be returned to the CDE to be redistributed.
Important Program Dates
- January: Award notifications
- February-April: CDE conducts half-day school visits
- April - May: School, LEA, and CDE collaborate to conduct initial planning, goal setting, budget development; optional professional development sessions
- May: Kick-off convening
- January: Award notifications
Evaluation and Reporting
All participating Network schools are required to engage in Network performance management routines, protocols, and documentation. Participating LEAs and schools must utilize an online Performance Management (PM) tool (see Attachment G of the EASI) which will require entering, managing, and sharing schools' UIP action steps and interim data.
Because the online PM tool which will be used is not a secure platform, no personally identifiable information of students or educators will be entered or shared. Only aggregate data will be entered or shared. In entering or sharing aggregate data, LEAs and schools will use an n-size which preserves the privacy of student level data. CDE will work with each participating school and LEA to ensure that any data entered and shared does not contain PII or violate n-size privacy concerns. Participating LEAs are responsible for ensuring that the data entered or shared by LEA personnel complies with the respective LEA's data privacy and security policies.
Each school will be asked to frequently track key school improvement indicators and will be asked to submit final data for the first year by June 30, 2018.
Key school improvement data to be collected in the PM tool includes:
- School improvement plan implementation;
- Student daily attendance rates;
- Student chronic absenteeism rates;
- Student suspension data; and
- Student achievement and growth on local, interim assessments.
Turnaround Network schools will also be asked to participate in Network-wide surveys to provide feedback to CDE about the Network services.
Program Assurances
The Role of the District Partner (participating principal's supervisor):
- Attend and participate in all Network convenings and professional development events.
- Attend and participate in quarterly visits with principal and CDE staff at the school. District partner will play an active role in facilitating weekly school site visits. The district partner may be asked to maintain a district partner site visit log.
- Provide actionable feedback to principal weekly based on classroom observations, review of student work, observation of weekly data teams etc. Weekly visit should be documented in Network online tools.
- Engage in performance management process throughout the year.
- Ensure school has systems for observation and feedback, weekly data teams and short cycle assessments.
- Commit to establish, protect, and support necessary and identified conditions in order that the principal is able to make dramatic improvements at the school.
- Take ownership and hold oneself accountable for the results at the school.
The Role of the Principal:
- Attend and participate in all Network convenings and professional development events.
- Attend and participate in quarterly visits with district partner and CDE staff at the school.
- Visit with district partner at the school every week and document visit in online tracker tool.
- Engage in performance management process throughout the year - providing and entering data into the tracker tool as relevant data becomes available.
- Ensure every teacher receives observations and actionable feedback.
- Ensure data teams meet weekly and review student work.
- Establish systems for short-cycle assessments and planning.
- Participate in an annual qualitative review site visit.
- Share aggregate progress monitoring and leading indicator data, which may include: student attendance rates; student behavior data; local interim assessment data; teacher attendance data; TELL survey results; teacher evaluation data; principal evaluation data; budget analyses; use-of-time audits; or other relevant indicators.
- Commit to establish, protect, and support necessary and identified conditions in order to make dramatic improvements at the school.
- Take ownership and hold oneself accountable for the results at the school.
The Role of the CDE Turnaround Support Manager:
- Support and coach school and district partners during professional development and on-site supports.
- Attend and facilitate monthly visits with district partner and principal at the school.
- Gradually release responsibility of quarterly visits to district partner and principal.
- Facilitate use of online tracker tool.
- Advocate within CDE and in the LEA to establish, protect, and support necessary and identified conditions in order to see dramatic improvements at the school.
- Initiate honest conversations about the school's performance and potential impact with regards to the state accountability system.
- Identify and negotiate additional resources and supports for identified conditions.
Successful participation in the Turnaround Network will result in:
- Dramatic increases in student achievement as measured by ambitious and specific goals.
- Meeting and improving on identified school goals through implementation of prioritized strategies as measured by local culture and academic data indicators.
- Active engagement by all parties to find productive, collaborative, and innovative solutions to challenges.
- Demonstration of commitment, by school and LEA, to urgent and dramatic improvements to result in increased student learning.
- Successful school efforts will be recognized and advocated for if the school remains on the state Accountability Clock.
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BARLING, Ark. —
For the first time in weeks the gates at Lock & Dam 13 in Barling were opened Thursday afternoon.
However, even though the lock gate are open tow boat captains said the river is flowing too fast for barges loaded with thousands of tons of cargo to move safely up and down the Arkansas River.
The trees and logs also have to be cleared before the gates open to make sure they don't damage the lock.
The lock and dam was closed following the flooding and heavy rainfall in May.
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Ty Burrell Biography
Born in Oregon in 1967, Ty Burrell became interested in acting as a college student. Early film work included roles in Black Hawk Down (2001) and Dawn of the Dead (2004), and he drew praise for his performance in the short-lived TV show Back to You. Burrell's big break came when he was tapped for the part of Phil Dunphy on the sitcom Modern Family, for which he won Emmys in 2011 and 2014.
Early Years
Tyler Gerald Burrell was born on August 22, 1967, in Grants Pass, Oregon, and grew up in the nearby towns of Ashland and Applegate. Although he had no exposure to acting as a child, he enjoyed creating skits with younger brother Duncan and entertaining his parents Gary and Sheri.
Burrell played football at Hidden Valley High School and considered going into sports broadcasting at the University of Oregon before dropping out. It took his father's death in 1989 for him to reexamine his life and focus on performing, and he went on to earn a degree in theatre arts from Southern Oregon University and an MFA from Penn State University.
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Burrell moved to New York City and worked odd jobs as he struggled to make his mark as an actor, eventually landing a part in a Broadway production of Macbeth in 2000. He soon found his way onto the small screen with appearances in The West Wing and Law and Order, and landed roles in the films Black Hawk Down (2001) and Dawn of the Dead (2004).
Quietly building a solid portfolio, Burrell starred as Nicole Kidman's husband in Fur (2006) and appeared in the big-budget flicks National Treasure: Book of Secrets (2007) and The Incredible Hulk (2008). He also drew praise for his supporting roles in the sitcoms Out of Practice and Back to You. However, both shows were shortlived, and the actor gave serious thought to pursuing other career avenues.
In 2008, Back to You creators Steven Levitan and Christopher Lloyd reached out to Burrell about a new sitcom character written with him in mind. The show, Modern Family, became a huge hit after premiering in 2009, and Burrell was hailed for his standout performance as the earnest but oft-inept dad Phil Dunphy. He became a regular Emmy Award nominee, scoring Best Supporting Actor wins in 2011 and 2014.
The ascent to fame opened more doors in the industry, and Burrell went on to star in the comedies Butter (2011) and Muppets Most Wanted (2014). He also lent his voice to the Disney/Pixar Finding Nemo sequel, Finding Dory, scheduled for a 2016 release.
Burrell has been married since 2000 to wife Holly, a former actress turned pastry chef. They have two adopted daughters, and split the year between their homes in Salt Lake City, Utah, and the Los Angeles neighborhood of Culver City.
Burrell remains close to brother Duncan, with whom he continues to develop writing projects and owns a bar in Salt Lake City.
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I love cookies. Who doesn't love cookies? Crispy on the edge, soft on the inside. Mmmm. However, the amount of chocolate chip cookies available deeply distresses me. Those little brown pieces ruin the entire cookie for me. I don't know why, but I just can't stand chocolate chips. Now, those of you who love chocolate please don't hurt me. I am very misunderstood. Despite the fact that I dislike chocolate, I still feel I am a good person. I know, that as chocolate lovers, you feel the need to defend it, but really, it's the chocolate making you aggressive. You should take a break, maybe make a few other kind of cookies. Like these Brown Butter Walnut Cookies. Yeah, that link just takes you back to this page. Your welcome.
Anyway, back to the cookies. I love these because they are made with brown butter. Brown butter is simply butter that has been caramelized on the stove. I am slightly addicted to it. It gives the whole cookie a kind of nutty, toffee taste. The walnuts blend perfectly with it, and add some depth to the texture.
Gluten Free Brown Butter Walnut Cookies
Makes: 12 cookies
1 1/3 cups gluten free flour mix
1/2 cup white sugar
1/2 cup brown sugar
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
10 Tablespoons butter
1 egg
1/4 cup crushed walnuts
- Brown the butter the butter on the stove in a small sauce pan on medium high heat. When the butter is a deep golden brown, remove from heat and let harden till at a softened consistency. Make sure it has hardened. If you use melted butter, the cookies will bake into a thin, crispy sheet. Still delicious, but not cookies.
- Preheat oven to 350
- Cream together the sugars and brown butter in a large bowl
- Add egg, and mix
- Add baking soda and flour, stir till combined
- Scoop onto a cookie sheet in one inch balls
- Bake for 10 to 12 minutes
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What Wrongful Death Beneficiaries in Georgia Need to Know
You have just lost a spouse, parent, or child in a tragic accident. We know that you are emotionally drained and the last thing on your mind is legal matters. But you may have legal responsibilities to take care of on behalf of the deceased, including filing a wrongful death claim. Attorney John Morrison helps wrongful death beneficiaries in Georgia start the claims process, build the case, and negotiate a settlement or litigate the case in court.
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ICCV Workshop on Closing the Loop Between Vision and Language
29th October, 2017
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The scope of this workshop lies in the boundary of Computer Vision and Natural Language Processing. In recent years, there have been increasing interest in the intersection between Computer Vision and NLP. Researchers have studied several interesting tasks, including generating text descriptions from images and videos, language embedding of images, and predicting visual classifiers from unstructured text. More recent work has further extended the scope of this area to combine videos and language; learning to solve non-visual tasks using visual cues; visual question answering visual dialog; and others. In this workshop, we aim to provide a full day focused on these interesting research areas, helping to bolster the communication and shared knowledge across tasks and approaches in this area, and provide a space to discuss the future and impact of vision-language technology. We will also have a panel discussion focused on how to develop useful datasets and benchmarks that are suitable to the various tasks in this area.
Workshop Theme
Besides being an umbrella for research at the intersection between vision and language, this year we introduce a special theme for the workshop focused on "Visual Storytelling". Visual Storytelling is the task of creating a short story based on a sequence of images, and we plan to host a competition on this topic. We also plan to have a different special theme in each round of future CLVL workshops, helping to further advance and shine light on different aspects of vision-language research.
The organizers of the workshop bring together a team of diverse researchers from academia (Georgia Tech and Rutgers) and industry (Facebook AI Research, Disney Research, Google Research). We have also arranged a special organizing team for the storytelling competition.
The workshop is co-located with ICCV 2017 in Venice, Italy.
Call for papers: The submitted extended abstracts will be considered for presentation. Accepted papers will be presented in the workshop poster session. A portion of the accepted papers will be orally presented. We solicit 2 page extended abstracts. Extended abstracts will not be included in the Proceedings of ICCV 2017 and not published in any form. Topics of this workshop include
learning to solve non-visual tasks using visual cues
question answering by visual verification
novel problems in vision and language
visual sense disambiguation
deep learning methods for vision and language
visual Reasoning on language problems
language based visual abstraction
text as weak labels for image or video classification.
image/Video Annotation and natural language description Generation,
text-to-scene generation
transfer learning for vision and language,
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multimodal clustering and word sense disambiguation
unstructured text search for visual content
visually grounded language acquisition and understanding
language-based image and video search
linguistic descriptions of spatial relations
natural language grounding & learning by watching
learning knowledge from the web
language as a mechanism to structure and reason about visual perception
language as a learning bias to aid vision in both machines and humans
dialog as means of sharing knowledge about visual perception
stories as means of abstraction
understanding the relationship between language and vision in humans
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Los Alamos National Laboratory RF Phenomenology Scientist 2/3 (Scientist 2/3) in Los Alamos, New Mexico
What You Will Do
This position will be filled at either the Scientist 2 or Scientist 3 level, depending on the skills of the selected candidate. Additional job responsibilities (outlined below) will be assigned if the candidate is hired at the higher level.
The Space and Remote Sensing Group (ISR-2) at Los Alamos National Laboratory is seeking a qualified Scientist to participate in the execution of our portfolio of cutting-edge research programs in remote-sensing, with special emphasis in measurement, signal processing and phenomenology. Relevant technologies include: vibrometry, radio frequency (RF) emissions, spectral sensing, and other passive/active remote sensing approaches. Areas of research and development that the successful candidate will participate in include one or more of the following:
Exceptional candidates may be considered for a higher-level position, and additional job responsibilities will be assigned if the candidate is hired at the higher-level position.
Scientist 2($87,800-$144,800):
Work as part of a diverse team in a collaborative and multidisciplinary technical environment and provide written and oral communications to individuals at the Lab and the DOE enterprise.
Work in one or more of the following areas:
Development of algorithms and techniques for processing time-series and spectral data, signal detection and characterization, modulations/demodulation, and high-level statistical inference in data intensive settings
Source-to-sensor modeling, including modeling of source physics, signal propagation, sensor performance, and validation of data processing and analysis algorithms
Scientific and statistical analysis of data coupled with theoretical modeling and understanding the underlying RF emission and propagation physics
Design of innovative RF instruments using improved concepts based on demonstrated physics principles and the development of new detection principles
Conduct field experiments at various national and potentially international locations
Scientist 3(96,600-161,300):
In addition to the job responsibilities outlined above, the Scientist 3 will:
Identify, promote, and develop appropriate new Laboratory-wide technical capabilities
Provide leadership for scientific work including publishing in peer-reviewed journals.
Mentor junior staff
What You Need
Minimum Job Requirements:
Scientist 2:
Demonstrated knowledge and experience with conducting basic and/or applied research or technical work that is relevant to one or more of the above programs and focus areas
Experience with the application of basic techniques in signal processing or statistical detection theory
Some combination of experience with RF or other instrumentation such as antennas, software defined radios, electronics, sensors, lasers, or data acquisition
Some experience with applied computing to process, analyze, and interpret data, and demonstrable knowledge of one or more scientific programming languages (e.g. C/C++, Python, Matlab, IDL)
Demonstrated ability to interact effectively in a team environment and ability to work independently
Demonstrated ability to express ideas clearly in written and oral communications including a history of contributing to technical papers and/or reports
Ability to obtain and maintain a DOE Q clearance (generally requires U.S. citizenship)
Additional Job Requirements for Scientist 3
In addition to the Job Requirements outlined above, qualification at the Scientist 3 level requires:
Some combination of experience with applied mathematics, scientific data analysis, and the practical use of numerical algorithms for analysis and interpretation of data sets (e.g. imaging, time-series, spectral, etc.)
Demonstrated experience with algorithms development and commensurate experience with applied computing to collect, process, analyze, and/or interpret data with some combination of the following:
Automated data collection
In-situ processing (edge computing)
Fourier techniques
Compressive sensing
Blind-source separation
Multi-sensor fusion, including interferometry
Digital Signal Processing with real-time processing emphasis
Sparse-array detection and algorithms
Demonstrated experience with the development of innovative signal processing algorithms or approaches
Demonstrated ability to utilize physical models of RF/Optical/IR/UV signal generation, propagation, and sensing in order to design effective signal detection and processing algorithms
Desired Skills:
Experience in one or more of the following are desired:
Demonstrated experience with the development or deployment of remote-sensing RF sensors or measurement systems
Experience with data acquisition and management of large data sets
Experience with laser-based remote sensing
Experience with instrument response characterization, calibration, and optimization
Scientist 2: Graduate degree (PhD or Master's) in physics, physical sciences, mathematical science or a related field, or equivalent combination of education and experience
Scientist 3: Requirements for Scientist 2 and significant record of professional scientific work experience and accomplishment.
Notes to Applicants:In addition to a resume, candidates must submit a cover letter addressing the specific job requirements and desired skills. Applications without this letter will not be considered.
Additional Details:
Clearance: Q(Position will be cleared to this level). Applicants selected will be subject to a Federal background investigation and must meet eligibility requirements* for access to classified matter.
*Eligibility requirements: To obtain a clearance, an individual must be at least 18 years of age; U.S. citizenship is required except in very limited circumstances. See DOE Order 472.2 for additional information.
New-Employment Drug Test: The Laboratory requires successful applicants to complete a new-employment drug test and maintains a substance abuse policy that includes random drug testing.
Regular position:Term status Laboratory employees applying for regular-status positions are converted to regular status.
Internal Applicants:Please refer to Laboratory policy P701 for applicant eligibility.
Equal Opportunity:Los Alamos National Laboratory is an equal opportunity employer and supports a diverse and inclusive workforce. All employment practices are based on qualification and merit, without regards to race, color, national origin, ancestry, religion, age, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation or preference, marital status or spousal affiliation, physical or mental disability, medical conditions, pregnancy, status as a protected veteran, genetic information, or citizenship within the limits imposed by federal laws and regulations. The Laboratory is also committed to making our workplace accessible to individuals with disabilities and will provide reasonable accommodations, upon request, for individuals to participate in the application and hiring process. To request such an accommodation, please send an email to email@example.com or call 1-505-665-4444 option 1.
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Located in northern New Mexico, Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) is a multidisciplinary research institution engaged in strategic science on behalf of national security. LANL enhances national security by ensuring the safety and reliability of the U.S. nuclear stockpile, developing technologies to reduce threats from weapons of mass destruction, and solving problems related to energy, environment, infrastructure, health, and global security concerns.
ISR‐2 is a research and development group that innovates and implements novel remote sensing concepts (optical, infrared and RF) in the support of global security and to conduct scientific research in a variety of related fields. The group maintains multi‐disciplinary programs in theory, modeling, instrumentation, experimentation, field deployment, and data analysis and exploitation.
Location: Los Alamos, NM, US
Contact Name: Ditsworth, Samantha Aileen
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Queen's Law Participates in Nationwide Research-a-Thon
This past Saturday, Queen's Law participated in the unprecedented collaborative effort of Canadian law schools. In reaction to recent immigration bans in the United States, students from McGill reached out to law schools in Canada to organize a Research-a-thon in support of the Canadian Council for Refugees. In less than 24 hours, all 22 Canadian law schools had volunteered to participate, and the national event was organized in under 72 hours. The total tally of volunteer law students across Canada was 838 participants, which included over 40 Queen's Law student volunteers.
The Research-a-thon was directed at a potential challenge to the Safe Third Country Agreement held between Canada and the United States. Each law school was given a different research question to investigate over 12hours and to summarize its relevance for potential litigation after the Federal Court of Appeal upheld the Safe Third Country Agreement in 2008. The STCA designates the US as a safe country for refugees. The STCA provides that if a refugee lands in the US first, that refugee cannot seek asylum in Canada at a land border, and will be sent back to the US. In light of the recent executive orders imposing a "Muslim-ban" in the US, there is higher potential danger for a refugee being sent back to the US after trying to enter Canada.
An American Federal Judge in Seattle struck down the so-called "Muslim-ban" on Friday, February 3rd, stating that it should be suspended across the country and President Trump's orders effectively ignored. That decision was upheld by the Court of Appeal for the 9th Circuit on Sunday. That decision is not at the heart of what Canadian law students were working for. Challenging the STCA was about spotlighting the STCA as legislation that should no longer be seen as working in the best interests of vulnerable refugees. Regardless of the "Muslim-ban" being suspended, considering the political climate in the US there is little doubt that refugees are not as safe in the US as they once were. The initiative spotlighted the message that Canadians want to do more to aid refugees in coming to Canada, and that the next generation of legal minds will work in solidarity to take action against measures we believe are unjust.
The Research-a-thon was also a fundraiser for the Canadian Council for Refugees, and a measure to raise awareness of refugee issues. Students were commended by NDP MP Jenny Kwan (Vancouver East), and several Queen's Law faculty tweeted their support. The Research-a-thon was covered by several news sources across the country, from New Brunswick to Winnipeg to Edmonton to Vancouver. It was also featured on The National on CBC on Saturday night. Law students engaged to send a message to our government that we want to do more than keep the status-quo in our refugee legislation and assistance.
If you would like to donate to the Canadian Council for Refugees in support of the research-a-thon's efforts, please go here.
If you would like to learn more about the recent "Muslim-ban" and the executive orders, the Queen's Law Refugee Support Program, the Faculty of Law, and the School of Policy Studies have organized a Learn-In on Wednesday, February 8th at 6pm in Mac-Corry B201.
If you would like to donate to the Queen's Law Refugee Support Program's sponsorship campaign to bring a Syrian refugee family to Canada to reunite with their cousin, please visit this website.
Liz Guilbault (1L) organized the Research-a-thon on behalf of Queen's Law and is a Juris Diction Staff Writer.
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The LLSDC Executive Board meeting was held Tuesday, March 19th at noon at KPMG. The Treasurer report and Membership report was received and approved by the Board. The first item discussed is the upcoming LLSDC elections. Laurie Green reported, by email, that we have two candidates running for each open slot on the ballot. The Board hopes to have elections start sometime in April. Remember to be on the lookout for your ballot!
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We hold an annual recital in June to showcase our awesome students and all their hardwork and dedication! Most classes will participate however individual student have the choice to participate in the show or not. Students who sign up for the June recital are required to attend 2 extra rehearsals. Students who do not participate in the June recital will not attend the studio or dress rehearsals at the end of the year. Recital participation form will be send home in early October.
Do the 3-5 year olds participate in the June performance? Yes, they are eligiable to participate, however they will perform in only 1 of the shows at this age.
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