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Cory Conacher had two goals and an assist to lead the Tampa Bay Lightning past the Winnipeg Jets 8-3 on Friday night.
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Cory Conacher had two goals and an assist to lead the Tampa Bay Lightning past the Winnipeg Jets 8-3 on Friday night.
Tampa Bay also got goals from Steven Stamkos, Vincent Lecavalier, Nate Thompson, Teddy Purcell, Ryan Malone and Benoit Pouliot. Stamkos and Lecavalier both added two assists.
The Lightning, 6-1-0 this season, have scored five or more goals in four consecutive games.
Tobias Enstrom, Paul Postma and Andrew Ladd scored third-period goals for Winnipeg, which has lost three in a row. The Jets were coming off a 6-3 loss at Florida on Thursday night in which the Panthers scored five third-period goals.
Conacher, Stamkos and Lecavalier all had first-period man-advantage goals as the Lightning, who started play with the NHL's fifth-best power play, grabbed a 3-0 lead. Winnipeg entered with the league's worst penalty-kill unit.
Stamkos has five goals and 14 points during a season-opening seven-game point streak.
Conacher put the Lightning up 1-0 when he deflected Matt Carle's blue-line shot past goalie Ondrej Pavelec 7:57 into the game. The rookie center (5 goals, 12 points) has at least one point in six of seven games this year.
Atlanta right wing Chris Thorburn received a five-minute penalty for checking from behind and a game misconduct for a hit on Lightning defenseman Sami Salo at 12:11 of the first.
Twice the Jets were called for minor penalties during Thorburn's 5-minute infraction, which resulted in 5-on-3 goals by Stamkos (14:11) and Lecavalier (16:55).
Winnipeg allowed three power-play goals in Thursday's loss to the Panthers.
Conacher made it 4-0 with another re-direction just 26 seconds into the second.
Thompson extended the lead to 5-0 on a goal that chased Pavelec with 15:17 left in the second. Purcell gave the Lightning a six-goal advantage by beating backup goalie Al Montoya one minute after Thompson's goal.
Anders Lindback lost his shutout bid when Enstrom scored at 5:34 of the third. Postma added his first NHL goal, coming on a power-play 61 seconds later.
Malone and Ladd traded goals midway through the third. Pouliot added a late third-period goal.
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Wednesday 23 December 1998
Stott is one of the busiest pianists around, both as a soloist and chamber musician - she gave two Wigmore recitals with colleagues earlier this month and has recently formed a Tango trio called Tango Tiempo. Far from making Saturday evening into a fussy gala, she just got on with the job, dressed for comfort in trousers and a plain sleeveless top, and played from music.
Which created no barrier nor feeling that she was under-prepared, as her firm yet melting projection of Ravel's Jeux d'eau immediately made clear. She was equally fluent in Faure's 12th Nocturne, whose disquieting harmonies and unexpected continuity unfolded without strain; warmly natural.
The Twenties were represented by Gershwin's three Preludes, and the Thirties by Rachmaninov's Variations on a Theme of Corelli, his last solo piano work, which was expertly shaped by Stott.
So far, all the composers were ones with whom she has become particularly identified. She has a certain objectivity and a strong rhythmic impulse, both of which suit music marrying the popular with a sense of history. Taking slight chronological licence, her choice for the Forties was Bachianas Brasileiras No.4, by Villa-Lobos, which moulds Brazilian folklore in Baroque forms,
You might just suspect Shostakovich of doing something similar in the last of his 24 Preludes and Fugues of 1951, because it sounds as if an attempt to remember the tune of "On Ilkley Moor" gets lost in dour academic counterpoint.
The Sixties and Seventies also seemed years of austerity, in this programme, though Stott was as gentle and considerate as she could be with Peter Maxwell Davies' Five Little Pieces. After these post-Webern miniatures, Aaron Copland's Night Thoughts, written for the 1973 Van Cliburn Piano Competition, seemed even more dyspeptic until its final velvety chords unrolled in some sort of gesture of conciliation. As Copland's last piano work, it seems strangely negative.
Its lack of rhythmic interest was made good with Astor Piazzolla's Three Preludes, though the first rambles freely, like an introduction to the others. In these, as in so much of what he did, Piazzolla had problems with endings. Endings in music which don't conceal their origins in improvisation tend to be arbitrary anyway.
But Graham Fitkin's Relent (as in "relentless", I assume) was obviously pitched at an effective conclusion. Essentially, it's a toccata, and a showpiece for Stott's strong technique. I liked a passage with the right hand vigorously pounding across the left, and the opening was striking. The composer's programme note talked about time, and marking time, but doing it sometimes made for less than gripping listening.
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I am grateful to receive your kind words of encouragement in feeble attempts to follow in the footsteps of preaching soldiers like your grace. You will be pleased to know, that there are a number of devotee colleagues in Pandava Sena throughout the UK who will also now be sharing the message of Srila Prabhupada in whatever industry they work in through similar sessions. These are concluded with distribution of Srila Prabhupada's books. Although anyone can attend from within the respective organisations, the sessions/titles and delivery are all targeted at attracting individuals primarily from Western backgrounds. We seek the prayers of all in this humble contribution of preaching.
The article was co-compiled by another colleague to whom I will also convey your appreciation towards. Although I am an initiated disciple of Tridandi Sripad Radhanatha Svami, I am rather elated to know that a siksa relationship can paint a thin line of affiliation. Both my diksa and siksa Gurus have repeatedly taught to treat and serve both equally for they represent each other and ultimately Srila Prabhupada. Your assumption therefore greatly awards my attempts to follow this dual instruction. I hope I can paint the same affection of equality within the wider ISKCON community of devotees. Hare Krsna.
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They call themselves the Lethal Ladies, and they have a message for Albuquerque women who want to learn to shoot guns safely and get a concealed carry permit.
Women: you don't need a man to teach you how to do this! Not when you've got firearms instructors like the Lethal Ladies Gun Club in your town. Nowadays about 33 percent of new gun owners are women.
"It's not that we're better than men," said Dr. Lisa M. Orick-Martinez, a CNM professor who teaches firearms classes on the side. "There's a lot of wonderful male instructors in town. My mentor is one of them. But some women prefer to be taught by women. Women learn differently."
"Because I used to be afraid, I didn't want other women to have that intimidation," said firearms instructor Jodi Newton, who is also a professional photographer. "I wanted to empower them so they no longer feel afraid, so they can protect themselves knowledgeably and safely. Then I decided I wanted to start teaching."
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Eddi D: I've used this site before a long time when searching for my 1st camera. Now I'm back for an upgrade. I currently own a Minolta 7D and Sony A100.
I have the following lenses:
Peleng 8mm fisheye
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I'm going to 'dump' my Minolta and give the Sony to my wife (she's small and it suits her perfectly). The new camera will be for me. I like shooting mostly sports. 70% outdoors (softball, bikingl, etc) as well as landscape (mountains, etc) and 30% indoors (kids volleyball and swimming). I am not currently doing it for money, but do plan on possibly starting.
I have 2 questions:
1. It seems the A77 and A77ii would fill my needs equally. But, is the A77ii worth the extra $300 (I've found both NIB and thinking long term)?
2.Just to verify, my lenses will fit on both cameras, correct? I can't afford to change all my lenses.
Thanks for any guidance you can give me.
You are missing out on the 85mm f/1.4 lens.
Maybe wait for the Sigma ART version.
I have the Minolta version and the images are just brilliant. Pity about the focusing which tends to hunt somewhat because of poor mechanical adjustment.
So far most other reviews give this camera a 9 out of 10 rating.
What's up with DPR?
I suspect there's the small issue of MONEY involved somewhere.
Miki Nemeth: With the 79 AF point Sony just missed again an opportunity to add touch-screen. The huge advantage of SLT vs DSLRs is that the PDAF module can be used in video/live view mode, too. Sony should have made the LCD touchable to compete against 70D or GH3/4. A77 is really the most versatile non-mirrorless APS-C camera and a touch screen would make it even outstanding. Sony is the most innovative company, but they cannot exploit their potential completely.
So what "new" feature will they have left to entice you with for the next iteration?
Of course they knew we wanted the touch screen, they just want to have an ace up the sleeve to entice us to upgrade to the next version.
This will be in combination with the new 65 cross-point only AF system coming next - after the Canon 7D II.
All this in conjunction with the no-anti-alias filter and 28Mpx sensor.
Definitely better than my own camera ---- the A700 cannot get to 12800 at all, LOL!
DutchMate: The pic did not do the pretty girl justice..
Then again frontfocus on the bud instaid of the girl.
6400 iso at 1/400 shutter. Lower iso would been better.
Looking at exif standard noise reduction set at 0. I would have put it at -2 or lowest possible when in dispare for jpegquality.
If the intent was to show the technical strengths of the camera then this photo is an epic FAIL!
The camera should have been able to recognize the face and automatically focus on the eye, giving a clearly focused face.
If the intention was to manually focus on the can, the result is STILL an epic FAIL because even the can is not sharp.
Perhaps the photographer could explain why the nails are sharp???
Lassoni: There's really no way around it. This is hands down sony's best camera to date. They really should revisit this, maybe give it a sensor and/or mount of their A7s , aim to make it better @ low light than Canon 5d3 (much more cleaner than 5d3, almost 1DX spec), and get rid of the translucent mirror maybe. Keep the body as is, make it mirrorless with around 15-18 megapixel and give it FPS of 8-11.
Waiting for 18Mp,
Mirrorless(or at least the ability to lift the mirror.., somehow...) with high speed AF and low light sensitivity AF down to -3EV[currently seems impossible...]
Touch screen with focus select and AF by touch.
Alternatively to 18Mp - make 36mp with BSI, removing the anti-alias filter and allowing the semi-transparent mirror to be moved out of the way - or else simply have magnificent focus with the sensor itself....wihtout the mirror.....sigh!!!!
Is it just me or does the top of the baton seem to be sharper in focus than the face of the woman? Front focus, maybe?
Da hoss - still vary wary of da photoghrafar.....;-) !
LOL.. the horse is watching the photog like a hawk. Check it in all the pics!
Must be the sound of the camera spooking it, what with the photog stepping in so close with the 20mm lens.
Seems like quite a lot of distortion in the lens....?????
I'm just getting this definite impression that Amazon/Dpreview is at loggerheads with Sony.
They seem to be sending a message that Sony will be treated with scorn and contempt unless Sony ponies up some moolla somewhere.
Why do I say this?
Look at the treatment the Sony A77 mark II is getting even though it has been out on the market since August already.
Then, this specific article is clearly sending the message -
"Oh, sorry, we didn't see you there - your cubicle was so small and unnoticeable....!"
Great way to go, guys. Keep it up. Sony will soon cave in and spend some moolla as required.
The specs of camera and lens definitely makes me put this on the list to consider for the next acquisition. I've been Eyeing Sony's stuff and waiting for something rational to come out of their line-up - alas up till now, it's been a whole lot of ifs and buts.
This Samsung revelation puts a whole new spin on things - the biggest probably being that Samsung products and service is excellent where I live, in contrast to Sony.
If the image quality and AF performance works as hyped, Sony will be in deep trouble.
I'm looking forward to the reviews on this system. My money is ready to spend.
If I'm not mistaken, Samsung will have used Schneider's technology in this one. Could be an interesting outcome with the image quality.
qwertyasdf: This might be the first and last time that I say this to a M43 lens:
It's priced reasonably.
Given it's longer range than 70-200 FF lens, it is way way more versatile, and I have confidence in the IQ of a Oly HG lens. Oh....also, the 0.21x magnification, taking into account of the crop factor of M43 sensor, is class-leading.
...and unfortunately those lenses are all f/5.6 at the long end....almost useless in dark environments unless you have a very high ISO capabality in your camera - but then the weight will be killing you.....
800g for a f/2.8 lens is not bad. they might even have gone the whole way and made it f/2.
I think they missed a great opportunity to create a really, really special lens here.
most of these pics are underexposed. no wonder there's such a lot of noise to be seen
Well, still no touch screen and still no tilting LCD, so crack your neck for low down shots continues....just a rant.
I don't understand the reasoning behind the 20Mp, surely one would want to improve image quality by having larger sensing elements at this level. I reckon 16Mp would have been more than sufficient for phone use. The extra real estate could then have been used for noise reduction.
forpetessake: This FF lens is far superior to the APS-C version. It's APS-C equivalent is 18-200mm f/2.3-4.2, which is quite usable, unlike the slow f/3.5-6.3. Or if you are using APS-C mirrorless put it on a focal reducer and get the same benefits. The APS-C version is just boring and slow.
And as an observation, despite all those ignorant posts that crop sensor somehow means smaller lenses, because of smaller image circle, this is just another demonstration that image circle has little or no effect on the lens size.
I think the reference to f/9.5 refers to the increase in depth of field that gets associated with the APS-C size sensor when coming from the FF sensor in this particular case.
Someone else has probably made the same comment before but I'm too lazy to read all of them:
WHY, WHY, WHY the silly f/6.3 aperture at the long end. At least f/5.6 would have been so much more appreciated.
If NIKON can do it, then surely, so can TAMRON.
Please TAMRON, get on the same page!!!!
The fact that this camera is able to use all the glass from the past 50 years is a sure indication of how Nikon has ripped off its userbase.
They could have made it such that ALL NIKON AF cameras made up to now be able to use the older glass, but they chose to force their supporters to buy new lenses - if this is not greed then I don't know what is.


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Miriam Baker wins TFI New Labels contest and $25,000 for her AliceAzur line
Tailored ladylike line made to accommodate women with larger busts.
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Less than a year after graduating from design school, Miriam Baker has sewn up a victory at the TFI New Labels contest, earning a $25,000 cash prize.
The 27-year-old was awarded the top honour Monday night for her AliceAzur line at the annual competition for emerging designers organized by the Toronto Fashion Incubator.
Toronto-based contemporary dress and separates brand Christopher Paunil, swimwear designer Ashley Boutcher of Nomad of the Sun and ethically conscious designer Laura Siegel rounded out the list of New Labels finalists.
TFI is a non-profit, small business centre that offers support and mentorship to budding Canadian fashion designers and entrepreneurs. The organization's concept has been adopted by cities worldwide, including New York, London, Paris, Milan, Melbourne, Auckland and Amsterdam
In addition to the $25,000 cash award from TFI supporter and philanthropist Suzanne Rogers, Baker will also receive a full-page editorial feature in Flare Magazine and a lookbook of their collection provided by partners CoverGirl and Pantene.
Baker's line feature a slickly tailored range of ladylike looks showcasing black, white and cream with vibrant pops of pink. The collection included sleek sheaths, lush coats and a long, elegant black cape adorned with a pink lining, while circle skirts in tweed, grey check and textured organza offered a modern twist on retro styles. Eyelets added richness and texture to ultrafeminine dresses in shorter mini styles and longer tea-length hemlines.
Baker said she drew inspiration from a friend's wedding held last summer on an estate in Hampshire, England.
"It was just the memories and the nostalgia and the colours and the flowers. It was just all so beautiful and vintage," said Baker. "But what I was really trying to do was tailored womenswear, specifically to accommodate a larger bust.
"I find that the clothes on the market right now, they're not suitable for women who are larger than a C (cup) and I really wanted to make things that would fit more women, and that's really what AliceAzur is about.
Baker pulled together her winning collection while working full-time in retail. She operated out of the labs at Ryerson University in Toronto where she graduated last June. She is hoping to use her new windfall to start production on her line and to develop a full size range, which includes creating clothes to accommodate women with larger busts.
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Wedding date last weekend. So glad we got to be there for Gabe and Ashley!
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We all have a minimum of one person we've encountered whom we would like to see being hit by a bus.
I wonder how many people have me on their "get hit by a bus" list…
If I want to decline attention from a man with a simple "I'm not interested. I have a boyfriend," that's my decision. If you decide to go with "I'm not interested because you're fat and you smell like pizza rolls," that's your decision. And I fully support your decision. Amen, hallelujah, high five, and all that jazz.
HOWEVER… please don't sit there and tell me (as I've read in too many op-ed pieces) that I'm perpetuating some sort of misogynistic agenda by doing so or that I'm only using it as an excuse because men are more likely to respect another man's "territory".
I choose to decline unwanted attention with "I have a boyfriend" because it's true, and because at the end of the day men have feelings too. Why should I disregard said feelings if they're being kind? I was shut down in my single life, and "Sorry, I have a girlfriend" was way easier to hear.
Of course, if someone is being rude and/or disrespectful in their advances, I'll be the first person to tell them the direction in which they can fuck—Off. The direction is off.
I'm sorry, but I don't believe every "advance" needs to be seen as a reason to jump on my feminist horse on high. And I expect others to respect my decisions as I respect theirs.
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The brand concept for ambsn was thought of in 2001 after our friend was hit by a train as fundraiser to pay for his medical bills.
Along with unique forward product that is produced solely in the United States, which is by choice, I feel like there is something about two brothers from the middle of nowhere growing something together that they really believe in. It's a compelling story that is pretty unique to us and ambsn.
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text: Explain Yourself! Stephen Leeder Medico-Legal Society of NSW Annual Dinner. 4 August 2000 Thank you for inviting my wife and me to be with you on this happy occasion. My first attendance at a meeting of the Medico-Legal Society was about 12 years ago and I recall that the Master of Ceremonies for the evening was the Hon. Justice Michael Kirby. Michael Kirby began with a story to impress on us how important it was to get the title of the presentation correct in every detail. While I have forgotten the presentation for the evening, I have not forgotten the story Michael told! Some of you will, I hope, recognise it! The story concerns the British journalist and writer Auberon Waugh. Mr Waugh received a telephone call late at night from French West Africa. The call came from the President of the Senegal Press Association. The phone line between Senegal and England was not clear and the President spoke with a heavy French African accent. He invited Mr Waugh to address the annual meeting of his association in three months and suggested to Mr Waugh that he should speak on the subject of breastfeeding. Although the topic did seem odd to Mr Waugh at the time, he had not visited French West Africa and so accepted the invitation and promptly went back to sleep. The next morning, when he awoke, the unusual nature of the request struck Waugh. However, being a journalist of generative and imaginative capacity, he felt flattered to be given such an unusual topic. In the following weeks he set about his task with enthusiasm, preparing a speech which referred to the psychological benefits of breastfeeding, breastfeeding through the ages, breastfeeding as a contraceptive (confining his remarks to its effect on the endocrine system), breastfeeding in the Bible and other literature. After several weeks of what he found to be quite stimulating and entertaining research, Mr Waugh had his paper ready. He had it translated to French and practised giving it. His ticket arrived for his visit to Dakar on Air Senegal. The day of his appointment after a bumpy flight he arrived at the airport in Dakar. There he was met his host and escorted to his hotel. That evening he was the guest of the Senegal Press Association at its annual dinner. After the meal, the President introduced Mr Waugh, "Ladies and Gentleman, it gives me great pleasure this evening to introduce to you Mr Auberon Waugh. He will address us now on the subject of press freedom". It is difficult to know at this distance who was more surprised, Mr Waugh at that moment or his audience when, following cessation of applause, he presented his set speech on the subject of breastfeeding. So recalling Michael Kirby's injunction, I selected a title for my remarks to you this evening which I hope is capable of sustaining no ambiguity. It is: Explain Yourself! I want to explore four reasons why we need explanation within the medical and legal professions: first, to inform and build the community; second, to assure the survival of the professions as valued social institutions; third, to explore the richness of one another's profession through dialogue; fourth, in our own personal development and that of our clients and patients. First, professions including medicine and the law have the capacity to add greatly to future society by entering into discussion, or dialogue if you prefer that word, with society. This is much more than a teacher-student relationship - it is genuine discussion about all sorts of things - as I shall explain! Society needs us as professionals to explain ourselves, what we are doing, what is happening in the knowledge worlds in which we in both law and medicine operate, to make crooked things straight, to make things comprehensible that otherwise remain confusing and mysterious. This is not parentalism, but professional sharing. I believe the public has paid for my education and training and gives me a handsome salary from their taxes with a specific goal in mind – that I contribute to the improvement and maintenance of the public's health through the application with my colleagues and the community of the professional skills that I have acquired. Those skills and insights convey some authority that I regard as legitimate. But I do not exclude the possibility of renegotiating public expectations of me from time to time, as I shall address further in a moment. I consider myself capable of contributing to the achievement of social justice and I do this through my professional insight with due reference to evidence in the struggle against erroneous, historically inaccurate policy and professional practices that are dangerous or useless. In fulfilling these goals, I must explain myself to the community. The need for leadership by our professions is urgent and this leadership can best be exercised by our professions assuming a responsibility for explaining our role in terms that can be readily understood. For example, in relation to medicine, where every day we are increasingly impressed by how robotics can take over technical aspects of surgery, even at long distances, and where information once held in trust by the profession is now freely available to anybody who can access it on the internet, serious social questions arise. Dr Don Cameron, President of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians, offered a view in the Medical Journal of Australia that physicians would, before long, not actually have to perform any kind of procedures. Their role would be as reflective thinkers, taking a particular medical problem and massaging it intellectually. Such a vision of the future of physicians will doubtless excite the disgruntlement of surgical colleagues who have for years felt that surgeons are the doers while physicians are thinkers but not doers. Yet Dr Cameron's view is a thoughtful one and, who knows, possibly correct. In that case, medical doctors must offer to society a clear explanation, as reflective practitioners, as to what medicine of tomorrow will be like and how it will still allay anxiety and fear over health and suffering and relieve pain. Explaining risks, associated with treatment or, say, immunisation makes excellent sense. Explanation and apology when adverse clinical incidents occur can reduce anger, misunderstanding and litigation for negligence. In the law there are challenges generated by transnational, global corporations, the impact of new technologies like the internet, and new challenges to privacy, including genetic privacy, that we, the public, need you to explain and help understand. Sustainability of medical care in society, as a social good, will necessitate doctors explaining to the community the meaning of limits, that we can't have it all, that medical technology could bankrupt us before we satisfy everyone. We do not have a view to impose, but we do have knowledge to share and insight to offer in guiding societal attitudes and policy to such matters as health service financing. We, too, like those of you in the law, for different reasons, have to explain ourselves, explain the issues, not simply communicate, but engage with the community for its long-term benefit. My second suggestion to you this evening, is that for those of us who believe passionately in the value of the professions to which we belong, the survival of our professions depends largely on our ability to explain them to the society in which we live. In explaining ourselves we adapt, remembering that species that do not adapt perish. HG Wells, who was among other things a lecturer in biology and a graduate of the Royal College of Science wrote in his 1936 book, The Fate of Homo Sapiens, 'adapt or perish, that is and always has been the implacable law of life for all its children'. This implacable law has been recognised as a cornerstone for all biological species - including lawyers and doctors! For simpler biological forms adaptation can be achieved by natural selection of the fittest for changes in the environment. For us humans, with our problem-solving skills and language, adaptation means not enforced radical reinvention, but deliberate change in response to a changing environment. If we explain ourselves, our values, what we stand for, to a changing world, then their responsive signals can give us clues as to how we might constructively adapt. Of course, engagement with the community and attempts to explain ourselves can be dangerous! Andreas Vesalius of Padua in 1542 explained the circulation the circulation of blood using blood-going-round-the-body diagrams based on dissection and deduction, but deeply offended prevailing community values. He judged the task of explanation to be a health hazard. So he burnt his books and took himself to Rome, and then Spain, where he specialised in diseases of the privately insured. By contrast, Michael Sevetus in Spain in 1553 would not give up his explanations about the circulation. He offended John Calvin. His explanation was considered to be an insult to the Holy Trinity and so Sevetus burned. That's the risk. But more generally explanation of our professions is important for our survival. I am not meaning a slippery spin-doctoring approach although a little of that may not go astray. But when I look at the decline in public funding for universities in Australia, however worthy and justified the ambitions of ministers and others may be to induce managerial reform within them and to create a more alert relationship with industry in both education and research, I see institutions that have not explained themselves well to the community. They have not done so compared to hospitals, and the image of academics as strange people who arrive at work late, driving an old Peugeot, generally male-dressed in odd clothes, given to extended lunches and general social debility, does not help. Nor does arrogance. Last year when the GM food debate was raging Robyn Williams interviewed a series of scientists, perhaps selected for their arrogance, I cannot say. In any case the inference was that society should trust them without further explanation, even though none of those interviewed had any expertise in population health. But most fundamentally, they were dismissive and non-explanatory. The contrast with the late Carl Sagan, or David Attenborough or Gustav Nossal, Fiona Stanley, Michael Kirby, Norman Swan, James Spiegelman or Geoff Shaw - all of whom take time and invest energy to explain their profession in interesting and generally non arrogant ways - could hardly be greater. Explaining ourselves is critical to the future of our professions. My third support for my exhortation to explain yourself is that there is value in one profession explaining itself to another. On an evening such as this, where one profession meets easily with another, opportunities for such explanation abound and are both agreeable and important. Of course, there is a rich tradition of interaction between the two professions on a host of topics, but the way in which we collect, use and even define evidence is one of great immediate interest, especially in such fields as negligence litigation. The establishment 10 years ago by Canadian clinical epidemiologist David Sackett and others of evidence-based medicine has affected not only on medicine but also the law. Both professions have always combined authority and empirical evidence in various ways in doing their work. Why then should there be any need for the two professions to get together to compare notes on the nature of evidence? Are we not agreed on what evidence is? In fact, there is a surprising amount that differentiates the professions in relation to this basic commodity. I attended two colloquia last year - a workshop on evidence-based health advice organised by the Menzies Foundation and the Health Advisory Committee of the National Health and Medical Research Council and a symposium at Deakin University on causation and law in medicine – where the nature of medical evidence was viewed through the lenses of the law and medicine. A lawyer speaking at the first of these colloquia offered the following comments: As a practising lawyer I have found the discussion over the last one and a half days really interesting. One of the things that has struck me the most is the very radical difference between the methods and the ways in which you [medical people] are trying to determine appropriate patient management and the way in which courts, in practice, determine what is appropriate patient management. You're trying to draw together all the available evidence, come up with some sort of synthesis and determine a way forward by using that methodology. In fact, what currently happens in medical negligence litigation is almost exactly the opposite. Far from trying to identify all the studies and find some synthesis, each party presents the reports that are quite deliberately selected, and the system requires you to select them, they're reports that are most supportive and favourable to that party's case, and the court is presented with this body of conflicting expert opinion and somehow has to make a decision between these two conflicting views. Now, I have to say that very often I think there is quite a satisfactory outcome, in that I think that once you have the expert witness coming into court and their evidence is tested by cross-examination and so forth, that you will find that the experts on one particular side simply are more authoritative, more impressive, their views are more considered and can withstand better being tested by the system of cross-examination. So the outcome is not one that I think causes any concern. However, there are cases where you will have conflicted expert opinions that simply cannot be reconciled by the judge very satisfactorily, and where the process of reconciling those opinions will bring in all sorts of other considerations. I mean, very often in medical negligence cases you have a plaintiff who has suffered a very genuine tragedy, and there is a natural sympathy in favour of trying to find some way of providing compensation. What this leads to in practice, are results that are at best idiosyncratic, and at worst, abhorrent. The reflection that I've had over the last couple of days is that it does seem to me that there is a potential for the evidence-based medicine movement to assist in somehow bridging the gap that so often exists between the two competing bodies of expert evidence in court cases, because there is a possibility that it could provide a new way for the courts to test expert evidence and by requiring expert witnesses in the court to be accountable according to evidence-based standards, because at the moment, frankly, they simply are not accountable in that way, but I can certainly see that happening. It is this collision between authority and evidence derived from reductionist studies that is proving to be provocative inside medicine at present and which also sets evidence-based medicine on a collision path with expert opinion at law. Yet the law is not unresponsive. Indeed in some courts now there is an insistence that expert opinions be supported by argument, although less emphasis than one might expect on the quality of that argument. This may, at worst, simply remove by one step the acceptance of opinion as the basis of authority, rather than challenging authority head on. So a great amount remains to be explained, by law to medicine and vice versa, in relation to evidence. My final challenge to explain yourself I address to you personally, and myself. Our identity, our selfhood, roll out like stories and the explanation that we offer of our lives and what befalls us is our story. Sometimes these stories are so complex that even we, as central players in our own stories, lose the plot and we need help in recovering the skill to explain ourselves, even to ourselves. Explanation of the three varieties that I have described already can encourage subsequent conversation. Indeed, part of the goal of explaining ourselves and ideas more generally is to provoke social reflection through conversation on those things we hold to be valuable - health, justice, equality, equity and others. Conversation that follows from explanation can be constructive and constitutive, creating bonds and relationships that are the very fabric of society and strengthening our professions through adaptation and better understanding. But not all explanation need lead to a conversation. In both our professional worlds, there are times and places where we help others to explain themselves, which terminates subsequent conversation with us as professionals. This may take the form of mediation before formal legal process, or of therapeutic intervention through listening or more formally in psychotherapy, which reaches its endpoint when that conversation ceases. The client or patient walks free, with a clear explanation of their self. Let me tell you a story. He was Polish emigre, in his early sixties, whom I saw in 1988 in my chest clinic at Westmead Hospital. He was my last patient for the morning and I sank when I saw the thickness of his file: he had come to me as a last resort. He looked like Lech Walesa - thick moustache, heavy eyebrows - and spoke with a rich accent. It was winter and recently he had presented to Westmead Casualty twice on different evenings with a tight band of pain across his chest. Naturally enough those attending him worried about a heart attack, yet his ECG was normal. Subsequently he had coronary angiograms, tests for oesophageal spasm and spinal x-rays CT scans. All were negative. I was now to check his lungs. I had employed a Polish babysitter for several years and had a love of the accent and so was well primed to listen to him. I took a conventional medical history which was unrevealing. I then said to him, 'Tell me about yourself' or in the vernacular of this evening, 'Explain yourself'. He was surprised by my request and checked to see that he had it right. Did I have time, he asked? He began falteringly, checking after ten minutes to see if I could understand what he was saying because of his accent. He was, he told me, a difficult man. His wife had left him recently, about the time the chest pains began. He then took me back in time. He had been in the Polish navy before World War II and escaped from Poland as the Nazi panzas invaded his home country. He trekked across Russia, to Shanghai, then by sea to Tel Aviv, and then by a series of ocean freighters to London where he was reunited with some of his naval friends and seconded to the British navy. His British warship ship was attacked and sunk in the Baltic in 1941 and he was taken prisoner. He was put to work in a northern German coal mine. Conditions were cruel and many of his fellow prisoners died. `They gave us no new clothes,' he said, `and so as months passed, we repaired what we had sewing torn remnants with bits of string and wire. Our pants and shirt sleeves grew shorter and shorter with each repair. You can imagine what it was like in the mine in winter. `By the time we were liberated all I had left of my shirt was no more than filthy bits of cloth tied together in a band on my chest. The sleeves had gone long ago'. `Where was the band on your chest, I asked?' `Here' he said, indicating exactly where his recent chest pain had occurred. In the ensuing silence we simply looked into each other's eyes. He had been talking for an hour. The unspoken recognition of the meaning of what he had just said, explaining himself, took some moments to accept. He then smiled, got up from his chair, embraced with the kind of energy that one would expect from a Polish sailor (I developed a sudden band of pain in my chest feeling as though I had been hugged by a bear) and went on his way. I did not see him again. Explain yourself. As Socrates, the first great teacher, showed, explaining ourselves as we talk with others is the very essence of learning – ours and theirs. First, explanation can refresh and encourage communities and strengthen their faith in the professions to contribute to the development of rational and interpretive stories of life from their rich store of knowledge and insight, stories that make sense amidst confusion. Second, by explaining ourselves in the world - what we do, what we believe in, what we value, what we see and why - we can help professions such as ours adapt for a strong and vital future. Third, we can enrich our professions as we explain ourselves across professional boundaries. Fourth, sometimes the recovery of a coherent explanation of selfhood in some of our clients and patients who have this as their greatest need can liberate them from the freezing mines of misunderstanding in which they stand imprisoned. What to say as I conclude? I leave you with this thought. If we are to explain ourselves clearly and effectively to the community there is one thing we simply MUST have: press freedom!


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MOSCOW—The death toll rose to at least 150 on Sunday from severe flooding in the Black Sea region of southern Russia that turned streets into rivers, swept away bridges and inundated thousands of homes as many residents were sleeping.
President Vladimir Putin flew to the region and ordered investigators to determine whether more could have been done to prevent the deaths.
Torrential rains dropped up to a foot of water in less than 24 hours, which the state meteorological service said was five times the monthly average.
The water rushed into the hard-hit town of Krymsk with such speed and volume early Saturday that residents said they suspected that water had been released from a reservoir in the mountains above. Local officials denied this, saying it was not technically possible to open the sluices.
Federal investigators, however, acknowledged Sunday that water had been released from the reservoir, but they insisted it did not cause the flooding and the dam had not been breached.
Heavy rain also fell in Gelendzhik, a popular seaside vacation spot about 200 kilometres (120 miles) up the coast from Sochi, where preparations are under way for the 2014 Winter Olympics. Novorossiisk, a major Black Sea port, also was affected.
The Interior Ministry said Sunday that 150 bodies had been recovered, 139 of them in Krymsk and nine in Gelendzhik. The majority of the dead were elderly who were unable to escape the sudden deluge.
Krymsk residents described a wave of water that washed over the hoods of cars and inundated one-story homes. Some sought refuge on roofs and in trees.
Putin arrived Saturday evening and viewed the damage from the air. Television footage of Krymsk shot from Putin's helicopter showed the city of 57,000 people partially submerged in muddy water. The city stadium looked more like a lake.
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