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featured writing on The Huffington Post and Black and Brown News
featured writing on philanthropy, Sep 2010-Dec 2015, at BlackGivesBack.com
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- Rush Philanthropic Arts Foundation Celebrates 20th Year, 1 Sep 2015
- Black Giving Matters: Q&A with Birgit Smith Burton of the African American Developmentment Officers Network, 27 Aug 2015
- Black Giving Matters: Q&A with Ebony L. Perkins of Central Carolina Community Foundation, 25 Aug 2015
- Black Giving Matters: Q&A with Athan Lindsay of Community Foundation for Greater Greensboro 21 Aug 2015
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- Black Giving Matters: Q&A with Lyord Watson Jr. of Birmingham Change Fund, 14 Aug 2015
- Black Giving Matters: Q&A with Pat Macdonald of the Kansas City Black Community Fund, 10 Aug 2015
- Black Philanthropy Month 2015: Amidst A Season of Change, 1 Aug 2015
- Inspiring 100 Acts of African American Philanthropy, 6 Mar 2014
- Black Philanthropy Panel Discussions in Charlotte Continue With 'What Will Be Your Legacy?', 6 Mar 2014
- The Insider: Photographer Jamaica Gilmer Beholds The Beauty of Black Girls, 3 Mar 2014
- This Day. This Month. 14 Feb 2014
- The Insider: Foundation Exec Sidney Hargro, Once An Engineer Now A Sculptor of Social Change, 13 Feb 2014
- The Insider: Author Nicole Lewis Examines the Convergence of Racism and Class Privilege, 30 Jan 2014
- Mentors Matter: A Preteen's Perspective on Mentoring, 27 Jan 2014
- Charlotte Giving Circle Seizes the Season with Gatherings, Grants and Gifts, 24 Dec 2013
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- Black Philanthropy Discussion in Charlotte To Usher in Season of Giving, 8 Nov 2013
- HBCU Alumni Giving: Where Do We Go From Here?, 7 Nov 2013
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- The Insider: Aimee Cole Laramore: Improving Philanthropy to Improve the World, 20 Aug 2013
- The Ebusua Club: Sustaining Ghanaian Collective Giving Traditions in America, 14 August 2013
- The Insider: LaDawn Sullivan, Leading Community Investment Network to New Heights, 13 August 2013
- Let's Get to Know Darryl Lester, Black Philanthropy Month 2013 Honorary Ambassador, 7 August 2013
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- Spotlight on Black Theatre at 'Lou, Q and You at e2,' 19 Apr 2013
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featured writing in Pride Magazine
- Fueling Startups: Entrepreneurs Drive Packard Place, May-Jun 2013
- About TEDXCharlotte, May-Jun 2013
- Jeanne M. Brayboy, her philanthropy and community service, Mar-Apr 2013
guest blogposts and featured writing
- Twitter for Funders: An Effective Tool for Dialogue and Engagement, Grantcraft.org, 28 Aug 2013
- I Dream of A Day, NC Center for Nonprofits, 13 Aug 2013
- To Love What It Means To Be Human, National Center on Civil and Human Rights, 25 Jun 2013
- The Face That Launched a Thousand Days, Lake Institute on Faith & Giving, Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy, 1 May 2013
- A Confluence of Influence, Community Investment Network's blog Collective Influence, 1 Jan 2012
- Valaida Fullwood, author of 'Giving Back,' on what home means to her, John F. Blair Publisher's blog The Blair Essentials, 1 Dec 2011
- Summit Turns Teens Green: An interview with John Wear, Charlotte ViewPoint, a web-based magazine for metropolitan ideas+arts, 26 Jul 2011
series titled 'Black Giving matters' for Black Philanthropy Month 2015, developed by Valaida Fullwood and featured on BlackGivesBack.com
series titled 'Of Dreams and Mountaintops' for Black Philanthropy Month 2013, developed by Valaida Fullwood and featured on Charlotte Viewpoint, The Charlotte Post, QCityMetro and other media outlets.
- Artists Bring the Soul of Philanthropy to Portland, Melanie Sevcenko, The Skanner, 26 Jan 26, 2017
- Wealthy Financier Helps Build Momentum for Black Philanthropy, Drew Lindsey, Chronicle of Philanthropy, Feb 2017
- New Art Gallery Exhibit: 'The Soul of Philanthropy' Celebrates Giving, NC State University Office of Institutional Equity and Diversity, Jan 2016
- Black History Month Event Contemplates the Changing Face of Philanthropy, Doug Imbrogno, Charleston Gazette-Mail, 14 Feb 2016
- WVSU Event Highlights Black Philanthropy, Lydia Nuzum, Charleston Gazette-Mail, 17 Feb 2016
- Meet the Top 20 Philanthropists of Color, Ade Adeniji, Inside Philanthropy, Sep 2016
- A Rising Force: On The State of Black Philanthropy, Ade Adeniji, Inside Philanthropy, Sep 2016
- Profile: Valaida Fullwood, Shanghai Travelers Club magazine, 1 June 2015
- 'The Soul of Philanthropy' Opens to Standing Room Only Crowd, Tracey Webb, BlackGivesBack.com, 13 April 2015
Giving Traditions of African Americans Focus of New Exhibit at Johnson C. Smith University, Tracey Webb, BlackGivesBack.com, 12 February 2015
- In the galleries Exploring humanity, philanthropy, Barbara Schreiber, The Charlotte Observer, 26 February 2015
- JCSU Receive Grant To Launch Art Exhibit on Black Philanthropy, Courtney Connley, Black Enterprise, 26 August 2014
- A New Traveling Exhibition Will Spotlight Black Philanthropy, Glenn Burkins, QCityMetro.com, 25 July 2014
- JCSU to Host Exhibit on African-American Philanthropy, Emma Baccellieri, The Charlotte Observer, 23 July 2014
- JCSU Earns Philanthropy Grant: Duke Library to Highlight Traveling Exhibit, Herb L. White, The Charlotte Post, 23 July 2014
- JCSU Receives IMLS African-American Museum Grant, Johnson C. Smith University, 23 July 2014
- On Q Performing Arts Receives Grant That Will Double Its Budget, Tasnim Shamma, WFAE, 17 July 2014
- On Q Performing Arts Gets $105,000 Grant for Upcoming Seasons, Samantha Sabin, The Charlotte Observer, 16 July 2014
- Do You Have Your Ticket to the African American Philanthropy Summit, Tara Jefferson, Anisfield-Wolf Book Award blog, 18 Apr 2014
- 'Feed Your Soul' Lecture Series Highlights African American Giving in Arizona, BlackGivesBack.com, 4 Mar 2014
- Research into African-American families shapes 4 Charlotteans, Mark Price, The Charlotte Observer, 2 Feb 2014
- Giving Is Better Than Receiving: Steve Smith and 15 Charlotte Philanthropists, QC Exclusive, 11 Dec 2013
- The Heart of Community: Reflections on Social Justice and Giving, Simone Sneed, The Huffington Post, 10 Sep 2013
- Give 'til it helps: Black-philanthropy initiative gains momentum and adherents, Ladianne Mandel, Mosaic Magazine, Sep 2013
- Philanthropy For and By The People, BlackGivesBack.com, 22 Aug 2013
- Celebrating Black Philanthropy Month, Laura Savage, San Francisco Bayview Newspaper, 15 Aug 2013
- 5 Questions for Black Philanthropy Month Organizer Valaida Fullwood, Glenn Burkins, QCityMetro.com, 6 Aug 2013
- Charlotte philanthropists campaign for Black Philanthropy Month, Michael Solender, The Charlotte Observer, 4 Aug 2013
- Author of Landmark Book on Black Philanthropy Garners Honor from Lilly Family School of Philanthropy, BlackGivesBack.com, 30 May 2013
- 'Young Black Philanthropist' Is Not an Oxymoron, Ebonie Johnson Cooper, Ebony.com, 22 Apr 2013
- A Picture Reframed: New TEDx Talk Reveals the Stories Behind the Award Winning Book, 'Giving Back,' Tracey Webb, BlackGivesBack.com, 22 Mar 2013
- Inaugural Event for BlackGivesBack Presented by JPMorgan Chase Highlights Black Philanthropy, Tracey Webb, BlackGivesBack.com, 7 Mar 2013
- JPMorgan Hosts Daughter of Reginald F. Lewis for Exclusive BlackGivesBack Philanthropy Event, Tracey Webb, BlackGivesBack.com, 26 Feb 2013
- TEDxCharlotte Captivates, Cultivates The Curious, Keia Mastrianni, Charlotte Viewpoint, 21 Feb 2013
- Tips from TEDx, Lou Solomon, Blog of Interact Authentic Communication, 20 Feb 2013
- Unlimited Access: The 2013 TEDxCharlotte Experience in Detail, Kia O. Moore, CLTBlog.com, 19 Feb 2013
- LIVE: Valaida Fullwood and Charles Thomas, Steve Knight, TEDxCharlotte.com, 15 Feb 2013
- TEDxCharlotte Speaker Sneak Peek: Valaida Fullwood & Charles Thomas, Joanne Spataro, TEDxCharlotte.com, 13 Feb 2013
- Giving Back: Inspirational Portrait of Philanthropy, Dan Schipp, JGA Counsel blog, 7 Dec 2012
- Thursday Interview: Valaida Fullwood, Writer and Project Strategist, The Giving Back Project, Tallulah Bankhead Blog, Nov 22, 1012
- Bay Area Blacks in Philanthropy Celebrates Community Impact Awards, Ashley Chambers, The Post News Group, Nov 2012
- Alliance for Nonprofit Management Gives 2012 Terry McAdam Book Award to 'Giving Back: A Tribute to Generations of African American Philanthropists,' Jeanne Bell, Alliance for Nonprofit Management, 23 Aug 2012
- 'Giving Back' Wins 2012 Terry McAdam Book Award, Brooke Csuka, John F. Blair, Publisher—an Indie book blog, 14 Aug 2012
- Celebrating Black Philanthropy Month 2012: Six Principles of Giving in New Times, Dr. Jackie Copeland-Carson, The Huffington Post, 11 Aug 2012
- [ Philanthropy Reframed ] A New Video, Tracey Webb, BlackGivesBack.com, 3 Aug 2012
- Celebration of Achievement, Todd Luck, Winston-Salem Chronicle, 24 May 2012
- Landmark Book on Black Philanthropy Celebrates Success, Tracey Webb, BlackGivesBack.com, 6 Apr 2012
- 'Idea Whisperer' Pays It Forward, Herb White, The Charlotte Post, 1 Mar 2012
- Everyday Philanthropists Are Focus of Book-Talk Event at County Library, Luci Weldon, The Warren Record, 8 Feb 2012
- National Center for Civil and Human Rights Host 'Giving Back' Reception, Lisa Brathwaite, BlackGivesBack.com, 2 Feb 2012
- Gantt Center Celebrates King Day, Carmella Jarvi, KnightArts blog, 19 Jan 2012
- Try Being A 'Philanthropist' This Year, Fannie Flono, The Charlotte Observer, 13 Jan 2012
- They're Young, They're Black. And They Give Back, Tonya Jameson, CrossroadsCharlotte.com, 13 Jan 2012
- Book Spotlights Local Black Philanthropists, Tonya Jameson, my927charlotte.com, 10 Jan 2012
- A Year in Giving—2011: A Black Philanthropy Kwanzaa Retrospective, Dr. Jackie Copeland-Carson, The Huffington Post, 5 Jan 2012
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- Giving Back, Sherry Waters-Wilson, The Koinoiah magazine, Winter 2012
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- Reframing Philanthropy: An Interview with Valaida Fullwood, author of Giving Back, Genevieve O'Gara, Millions Give Back Newsletter, 21 Dec 2011
- Book-Lovers Gift Guide, Carlton Hargro, QCityMetro.com, 19 Dec 2011
- 10 Best Black Books of 2011, Kam Williams, Cincinnati Herald, 17 Dec 2011
- 10 Best Black Books of 2011, Kam Williams, NewsBlaze.com, 14 Dec 2011
- Black Philanthropic Alliance Host Annual Meeting in Washington, DC, Tracey Webb, BlackGivesBack.com, 8 Dec 2011
- When Giving A Little Becomes A Lot, Jarvis DeBerry, The Times-Picayune, 22 Nov 2011
- Annual Meeting to Feature Valaida Fullwood on African-American Giving, BPA Bulletin, Black Philanthropic Alliance, Nov 2011
- Reframing Philanthropy: An Interview with 'Giving Back' Author Valaida Fullwood, Network News, Women's Funding Network newsletter, Nov 2011
- New Book Chronicles Stories of African American Philanthropy, Ruth McCambridge, NonprofitQuarterly.com, 24 Oct 2011
- Philanthropy Runs Deep for African Americans, Michael Solender, The Charlotte Observer, 23 Oct 2011
- New Book Released on Traditions of Black Philanthropy, Tracey Webb, BlackGivesBack.com, 4 Oct 2011
- New Book Celebrates Generations of African Americans Giving Back, Joi-Marie McKenzie, Loop21.com. 3 Oct 2011
- Valaida Fullwood Gives Back: A Local Writer Redefines Philanthropy, Annie Monjar, Charlotte magazine, Oct 2011 issue
- Author's Spotlight: Q&A with Valaida Fullwood, Michaela L. Duckett, QCityMetro.com. 28 Sep 2011
- 'Giving Back'—past altruism inspires a new generation, Michael Solender, Charlotte ViewPoint. 26 Sep 2011
- Book review, Kam Williams, Sly Fox Film Reviews. 14 Sep 2011
- Back to School Philanthropy Reading, Lucy Bernholz, Philanthropy 2173. 1 Sep 2011
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- Local Giving Circles Are Expanding, Publishing, Melinda McKee, NCGives.org. 8 Aug 2011
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- Charlotte Giving Circle Is Giving Back. Todd Cohen, Charlotte Business Journal. 8 Jul 2011
- Book to Celebrate State's African American Givers, Donna Chavis, Philanthropy Journal. 1 Mar 2011
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The plans to build Romania's Cernavoda nuclear power plant are old - they were part of an energy policy devised by the dictator Nicolae Ceaucescu who was deposed in 1989 and wanted to build five reactors. The Cernavoda 3 and 4 reactors are based on the Canadian CANDU6 design which, according to the Western European Nuclear Regulators Association, has not changed since 1979. There are big question marks over the reactor's safety which shares the same design flaw as the reactor which caused the Chernobyl disaster in 1986.
Construction on reactors 2, 3, 4, and 5 was halted at Cernavoda in 1991 to concentrate on reactor 1, which was commissioned in 1996 almost 20 years after negotiations first started, costing the state $2.2 billion. Cernavoda 2, commissioned in October 2007, was the last nuclear power station to start operation in Europe. Cernavoda 3 and 4 are not expected to start operation until 2014 and 2015 at the earliest.
Nuclearelectrica, the state run owner and operator, says the project will cost about 4 billion euros. As with nearly all nuclear reactor projects, that estimate will almost certainly rise and quickly. The Romanian government is aware of the financial risks involved. In order to keep the six strategic investors happy, it has put extensive state aid into the project. The Government has made a guarantee of EUR 220 million, an EUR 350 million subsidy for 855 tons of heavy water, and contributed EUR 800 million from the National Development Fund. CEE Bankwatch and Greenpeace have complained about this state aid to the European Commission.
After all this, the two new reactors will not even be used to supply electricity to Romanian consumers. They will instead export electricity to neighbouring countries.
Brief history
The Cernavoda nuclear power plant stems from the 1980s energy plans of communist dictator Nicolae Ceaucescu, who wanted to make his country completely energy independent from others. These plans included the big dam project of the Iron Gate II, big dam projects in the Danube at Turnu Magurele and Silistra, large hydro projects in the Carpathian mountains and ambitious wind energy plans in the Danube Delta. Of these, only several hydro projects in the Carpaths and the Iron Gate II project in the Danube were finished.
After the revolution of 1990, the Cernavoda project was halted, but shortly afterward, construction of unit 1 continued, coming on-line on 11 July 1996. After this, construction of Cernavoda 2 was also restarted, which came on line on 7 August 2007.
In the early 2000s, plans to finish construction of units 3 and 4 resurfaced.
What must happen
Banks should refuse to provide capital for this project or for Electronuclear or any of the strategic investors, as the project does not work with state of the art nuclear technology (a 2nd generation reactor design), has unacceptable effects on the environment (e.g. tritium emissions), and goes counter the development of a sustainable energy policy for Romania.
Social impact
Cernavoda is a small town of slightly more than 20,000 residents in the southeast of Romania located on the Danube River, not far from the Black Sea. Cernavoda 1 and 2 produce approximately 18% of Romania's electricity. Water from the Danube is used for cooling the reactor. Traces of tritium, a radioactve isotope of hydrogen, have been found in the water that is released back into the river from the reactor.
Recommendations have been made to relocate pregnant women and mothers with very young children, and local residents have been advised not to eat produce grown in local gardens.
The level of tritium emitted from the CANDU6 reactors will increase to unacceptable levels if reactor 3 and 4 are permitted to upgrade. On average 60% of tritium releases occur in the Danube and 75% in the atmosphere.
The power station is located in an area that is seismic active (the Vrancha breach) which has seen heavy earthquakes in recent history. An earthquake in 1977 destroyed much of the Romanian capital Bucharest and caused damage in the area surrounding of Cernavoda. The CANDU 6 reactor also lacks sufficient protection against terrorist attack.
Human rights
During the Environmental Impact Assessment of Cernavoda 3 and 4, Greenpeace organised a presentation of a report by Dr. Ian Fairlie into tritium emissions from the existing reactors. During the presentation in the town hall in Cernavoda, the state owned operator Nuclearelectrica disrupted the meeting and used intrusive surveillance on Dr. Fairlie and the Greenpeace team. All attendants at the meeting were registered by taking in their ID cards at the entrance of the town hall. Local human rights activists criticised the resulting lack of opportunity for local inhabitants to discuss the findings presented by Dr. Fairlie freely. Romanian law clearly assigns responsibility for the safe operation of the reactors to the operator, Nuclearelectrica.
Gender aspects
Clearly, pregnant women and children up to 4 years old are more vulnerable to the high tritium emissions of CANDU 6 reactors. This risk of exposure will become even higher should the two new planned reactors come on stream.
Other issues
The Romanian Government is aware of the financial risks involved in this project. In order to convince the six strategic investors, they decided to put extensive state aid into the project, but did not sufficiently realise this will be in breach with European state aid regulations.
The Government decided to grant a government guarantee for 220 Million Euro, a subsidy for 855 tons of heavy water for the sum of 350 Million Euro and 800 Million Euro from the National Development Fund, from which 20 Million Euro is to be allocated in 2009. CEE Bankwatch and Greenpeace have complained about this state aid to the European Commission.
The Environmental Impact Assessment of the Cernavoda 3,4 is currently in its final stages.
The Romanian government is looking for possible financial models for the project. A government decision including government loan guarantees, subsidies for heavy water and direct investment from the government budget structural funds had to be reconsidered, as they would constitute illegal state aid.
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A giant right atrial myxoma with pulmonary arterial hypertension |
A giant right atrial myxoma with pulmonary arterial hypertension
Zairi Ihsen1,&, Mzoughi Khadija1, Jnifene Zouhayer1, Fennira Sana1, Ben Moussa Fethia1, Kammoun Sofiene1, Dhiab Mohamed Dhiab2, Kraiem Sondos1
1Department of Cardiology, Habib Thameur Public Hospital, Bab El Fallah, Tunis,Tunisia, 2Departement of Cardio Vascular Surgery, La Rabta Hospital, Tunis, Tunisia
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Zairi Ihsen, Department of Cardiology, Habib Thameur Public Hospital, Bab El
Here we report a case of a right atrial mass that morphology mimicking myxoma, in a young patient with no past medical history. The mass was pathologically confirmed to be symptomatic and surgical removal was successfully done.
Atrial myxomas are the most common primary heart tumors. Because of nonspecific symptoms, early diagnosis may be a challenge. The majority of myxomas are located in the left atrium and have variable clinical presentation. We report a case of a large myxoma in the right atrium, which is an uncommon location for this type of tumor.
A 44-year-old woman was admitted to Habib Thameur Hospital because of progressive dyspnea and asthenia. No past medical history of cardiovascular risk factors. Clinical examination showed awell-looking woman with a facial pigmentation. No signs of congestion was noticed. Cardiac auscultation revealed normal heart sounds and a systolic murmurin Tricuspid Valve Area. Trans thoracic echocardiogram exam demonstrated amobile right atrial mass enclosed in the right ventricle and mesures 7 cm of diameter (Figure 1). There was an important pulmonary arterial hypertension. Magnetic Resonance Imaging reveals an intracardiac tumor between right atrium and ventricle (Figure 2). The diagnosis of right atrial myxoma was made and the tumor resection surgery was indicated. Median sternotomy was performed. A dilated right atrium was opened after cardio pulmonary by pass was initiated. When the right atrial was dissected, it was found a cardiac mass in the right atrium measuring 7 cm of maximal diameter, appended to the interatrial septum that looks like a typical cardiac myxoma (Figure 3, Figure 4), which is enclosing and occupying almost the whole right ventricle. The tumor was resected and then the residual septal defect was repaired with a Dacronpatch. A tricuspid annuloplasty was done because the tricuspid annulus was dilated. After the operation, the patient was transferred to the intensive care unit and was extubated. Trans thoracic echocardiogram exam reveals regression of pulmonary arterial hypertension. The postoperative course was uneventful and he was dischargedsix days later. This patient was viewed three months later and she was totally asymptomatic.
Primary cardiac neoplasms are rare and occur with an estimated incidence of0.0017% to 0.19%, representing less than 5% of all heart tumors [1]. Myxoma is the most prevalent primary heart tumor and are the most common benign tumours of the heart [2]. Cardiac myxomas usually develop in the atria. About 75% of myxomas arise in the left atrium. Right atrial myxomas are rare as myxomas are estimated to occur in the right atrium in only 15-20% of the cases [3]. Only 3 to 4 percent of myxomas are detected in the left ventricle, and only 3 to 4 percent in the right [4]. Myxomas occur in all age groups but are particularly frequent between the third and sixth decades of life [5]. Clinical presentation is varied and may mimic arterial embolism or symptoms of cardiac, infectious, malignant and immune diseases, therefore making their diagnosis challenging [2]. RA myxomas may remain asymptomatic [6] or eventually cause constitutional signs and symptoms, including fever, weight loss, arthralgias, Raynaud phenome non, anemia, hyper gamma globulinemia, and anincreased erythrocyte sedimentation rate due to the production of interleukin-6 [7]. These symptoms disappear after the tumoris removed. In this report, our patient denied arthralgias, and anemia but complained offacial pigmentation as the only constitutional sign. However, the most common manifestation is dyspnea (in 80% of patients), and right heart failure has been reported. Dyspnea on exertion wasfound inthis case [7]. Echocardiography, including the transesophageal approach, is the most important means of diagnosis (sensitivity of up to 100%); CT and MRI may also be helpful. Resonance imaging and CT provide information regarding tissue characteristics and allow an excellent over view of cardiac and paracardiac morphology. MRI, in this case, showed an enlarged cardiac silhouette with an expansive ovoid mass in the RA with a density greater than that in the heart muscle [8].The treatment is Complete resection of the tumor an dits implantation [9].
The RA should always be considered in the differential diagnosis of a right-sided heart mass, especially when the patient shows signs and symptoms of heart failure with uncertain etiology.
The authors declare no competing interests.
IZ analyzed and interpreted the patient data regarding the cardiac mass and performed the final review of the manuscript. JZ helped to conduct the review of the literature and made a major contribution to the writing of the manuscript. MK and JZ prescribed treatment and follow up the patient. DM described the surgical aspects of the procedure. KS analyzed and interpreted the patient imagining data. JZ translated and reviewed the manuscript. All authors read and approved the final manuscript.
We thank the colleagues and the personnel of Habib Thameur Hospital at who have been of invaluable assistance.
Figure 1: transthoracic echocardiogram: the four chambers and parasternal TM view showing the hyperechoic mass in the right atrium which was wide based and apeended to the interatrial septum and prolapsing through the tricuspid valve
Figure 2: magnetic resonance imaging: showing the mass in the right atrium
Figure 3: intraoperative photograph of the tumor projecting from the right atrium and attached to the interatrial septum
Figure 4: explanted
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Among the best regarded art schools in the world. The Slade is a fairly traditional school with an insistence on certain techniques within each undergraduate... More
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Connexions is a countrywide information and advisory service for 13-19 year olds and people with special learning needs or disabilities under 25. They offer an... More
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1 Sheffield Street, Holborn, London WC2A | 30 minutes walk from Byron
The award-winning Saw Swee Hock Student Centre, designed by Irish architects O'Donnell + Tuomey and awarded the RIBA London Building of the Year Award in... More
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English [Out There!] takes a very hands-on approach to learning English. The course places an emphasis on using what you have learned. Students are taken... More
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Unique and innovative workshops teaching flower arranging and floristry with monthly, weekly or daily workshops. This is a really enjoyable art form that allows its... More
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The London Film School is the oldest-established international school of film technique in the world. The school has contributed significantly... More
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The Courtauld is one of the most prestigious art schools in the country, affiliated with the Oxbridge system and boasting a huge private location and... More
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Awarded The Best City Cookery School 2013, the Cookery School at Little Portland Street has been teaching people to make simple, honest food for more... More
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19 Wigmore Street, Marylebone, London W1U | 2.3 miles from Byron
Whether you're a Nigella or not in the kitchen, the L'atelier des Chefs cookery school can teach you something. Classes are given in the basement... More
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Unit 207, Belgravia Workshop, 157-163 Marlborough Road, N19 | 2.3 miles from Byron
Only the French could come up with an art form so bizarrely fascinating. Mime is as relaxing as Tai Chi, as healthy as yoga, and... More
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118 Marylebone Lane, Marylebone, London W1U | 2.3 miles from Byron
The Caldesi family first set up a cooking school in Giancarlo's native Tuscany. His 'Return to Tuscany' was captured by BBC cameras and dished up... More
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121 Roman Road, Tower Hamlets, London E2 | 2.4 miles from Byron
For 30 years Four Corners has been training, producing and supporting the full range of film and photographic requirements. Services on offer include filmmaking facilities... More
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Elephant & Castle, Elephant and Castle, London SE1 | 2.8 miles from Byron
From a clutch of excellent courses in London, this is the best and among the premier specialist media courses in the world. Formerly London College... More
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Hyde Park, Hyde Park, London W2 | 3.3 miles from Byron
Hidden in a copse of trees in Hyde Park, The LookOut is a tranquil haven in the heart of London. Home to the Isis Education... More
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165 Queen's Gate, South Kensington, South Kensington, London SW7 | 4.2 miles from Byron
There are plenty of initiatives trying to get kids involved in science, but the Dana Centre, an extension of the Science Museum, is the first... More
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Units 1 & 2 119-123 Hackford Road, Brixton, London SW9 | 4.3 miles from Byron
Chocolate Films is a South London based film production company and social enterprise which runs a wide variety of media courses including stop motion animation,... More
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Fighting cerebral palsy in Africa Cerebral palsy aff ects children across Africa. Prevention is difficult since we know little about its aetiology in African countries, and efforts to help those affected are hampered by a lack of resources. But individuals and organisations are rising to the challenge. Adrian Burton reports.
The 11th Pan Arab Child Neurology Conference (PACNA) in collaboration with 19th Annual Conference of Egyptian Society of Child Neuro-Psychiatry (ESCNP) & International Child Neurology Association (ICNA), African Child Neurology Association ( ACNA ) and Both Saudi Epilepsy Society & Saudi Pediatric Neurology Society and 3rd Alexandria Pediatric Neurology Dept. will be held in Palestine Hotel, Alexandria, Egypt from April 1 - 3, 2015
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The Sudanese Association of Paediatricians in association with the International Child Neurology Association (ICNA), the African Child Neurology Association (ACNA) and the Sudanese Society of Neuroscience is happy to announce the ICNA educational meeting to be held in Khartoum, Sudan from 28-30 January 2015. The meeting will be held under the kind patronage of His Excellency the Khartoum State Minister of Health. The scientific programme comprising of plenary lectures and workshops. A Nile cruise and trip to the pyramids are also planned as part of the social programme.
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Jo Wilmshurst [South Africa]Charles Newton [UK & Kenya] Lieven...
The 2nd African Epilepsy Congress (AEC) will take place in Cape Town, South Africa, on 22nd - 24th May 2014.
This congress is built on the scientific foundations established through the 1st African Epilepsy Congress, held in Nairobi, June 21st - 23rd, 2012.
The 2nd AEC is a significant scientific event for the epilepsy community in Africa and farther afield. The programme comprises plenary sessions, topical lectures, interactive sessions, as well as sessions of particular interest to people with epilepsy, their families and carers.
We very much look forward to welcoming you to Cape Town next May.
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As Glen Worthy pointed out the week before last, there are a lot of terrible things written about the Digital Humanities. As his commentary was published, I was attending a summit on the Future of the Digital Humanities organised by the Higher Education Academy in the beautiful coastal town of Lewes, East Sussex. The summit was designed to provoke thinking around future directions in Digital Humanities pedagogy, but produced some excellent debates around institutional cultures, the challenges of multidisciplinary groups and approaches, the different lenses that can be applied to the Digital Humanities, and the extent to which debates about what lies at the core of Digital Humanities affects our teaching and research.
The summit provided a rare opportunity to learn more about the state and status of Digital Humanities outside my own institution, particularly its place in core undergraduate teaching. I learned a huge amount from colleagues who are offering really dynamic experiences to students in their courses and related activities, and witnessed a refreshing openness to the possibility that when it comes to such teaching, we have as much to learn as to teach. I also caught a glimpse of the different perspectives on the future of Digital Humanities in teaching and research, and was reassured both by the confidence and the uncertainty reflected by those in attendance. Let me unpack that. Confidence reflects the extent to which Digital Humanities has arrived in British academic life, having been embedded into our teaching practices and research activities. The uncertainty I witnessed suggested to me that the field of Digital Humanities is still exploratory, and those of us working in Digital Humanities are still working out where we fit, who we can collaborate with, which methodologies apply and work, how we can reach out to other research areas and across different sectors, and what roles we might have in newly configured universities. The longer we stay in this state of relative uncertainty, the more open we remain to any and all of these variables and the stronger and more flexible we can become.
The importance of this openness was reflected in two of the artefacts created during our 2 days to reflect the current state of DH, both of which imagined the landscape of Digital Humanities. The first, discussed in this blog about the event by Tony Reeves, represented the Digital Humanities as a kitchen, with ingredients, rules, people, recipe books and most importantly, open doors and ample space for experimentation. The second was a fairly abstract, semi-structured environment, with a compass for roving DH actors to use for navigation. Being involved in DH can feel reckless, disruptive, risky and bewildering, but navigating this new environment is also fantastically exciting, and the potential knowledge exchange inherent in DH activities makes it, for me, absolutely worth it.
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thing, but the Billboard Music Awards are by far the worst because they are preempting The OC tomorrow! I had even made plans with my friends to watch it together and play the Game of Life. I guess we'll still get together and you know, like not watch TV or something. At least I'll have company in my Wednesday night depression. Anyway, I can look forward to the second to last episode of Survivor this Thursday leading up to the finale on Sunday. Both episodes ought to be interesting, because I refuse to believe the rumors that Darrah will win. I'm rooting for Sandra all the way because she is the first Survivor in history to hide in the bushes even once, and she did it like three times! Incidentally, these two ladies have the best audition videos of the bunch and you really should give them a watch.
On another note, in the afterglow of Al Gore's endorsement of Howard Dean, I went petitioning (to get Dean on the ballot in NY State) tonight at the Staten Island Ferry Terminal and got my best signature yield yet. I was a little worried going into it, knowing that everyone on Staten Island is a Republican, but after targeting primarily black people and hippies, I got all fifteen signatures necessary to fill my sheet. Yay! To celebrate I came home and watched the latest DNC debate, this time hosted by a snarky Ted Koppel, on C-SPAN, which was followed by Howard Dean's speech with Al Gore in Iowa earlier today. After watching it all, I came away wishing that Dennis Kucinich had a shot at the nomination, but since he doesn't, I guess I can still feel good about my paltry contribution to the Dean campaign and renew my energy in riding this juggernaut to its glorious finish.
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Operation cartoon is well underway!
2012-11-27 00:21:32 by sacarious
Its been in progress for a while now, slowly been assembling a team.
hopefully by the end of the month we should be ready to start animating.
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It seems there isn't much at all that Citigroup and Raghavendran Rajaraman agree upon.
Rajaraman has countersued the bank, which sued him in November. At issue is Rajaraman's trading account with the bank and its decision in September to liquidate it, seize his collateral and close the account.
According to Citi, it lost US$1.03 million when it sold off Rajaraman's gold investments in September. The bank claims it did so after gold fell by almost US$100 per ounce and "the margin level under the account deteriorated to the 'forced sell' level deemed by the bank."
Rajaraman sees it a little differently. In his lawsuit, he accused Citi of violating their agreement by failing to give Rajaraman time to "regularize" his account. And in doing so, Citi "entirely caused" the losses—both its own, and the unspecified losses that Rajaraman is seeking in the case.
In October, Rajaraman's lawyers put his losses at more than US$2.7 million.
In response to Rajaraman's countersuit, Citi said he applied to increase his credit line of his "own volition and on his own judgment," even if Citi only gave him US$20 million of the US$50 million he sought. What's more, the disclosure form Rajaraman signed is not the contract that he claims, the bank said.
The two sides can't even agree precisely on who Rajaraman is: Citi, in its lawsuit, called him a hedge fund manager linked to 3 Degrees Asset Management in Singapore; Rajaraman said he was not with 3 Degrees, but did not offer his current employment details in the court filing.
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Commentary: Israelis divided on fate of children of foreign workers
By Ira Sharkansky
JERUSALEM — The New York Times headlines its article about a recent Israeli government decision dealing with the children of illegal immigrants, "Israelis Divided on Deporting Children." Its first paragraph claims that
"Deep divisions emerged here on Monday over the fate of about 400 children of foreign workers who have no legal status in the country and are slated for deportation. The issue has touched on sensitive nerves in Israel, which sees itself as a nation of Jewish refugees and defines itself as a Jewish and democratic state."
The issue does stir emotions. However, the results of one media query seem short of "deep divisions." The country's most popular news web site asked about the government decision that would allow approximately 800 children of foreign workers to stay in Israel, and deport about 400." The criteria employed by the government would take into consideration length of residence, fluency in Hebrew, and enrollment in public school.
Of more than 1500 respondents, 17 percent thought the decision an appropriate compromise, 54 percent chose the option "Disgrace; there is a need to deport them all," and 29 percent chose "Shameful; the government should allow all to stay."
The issue of illegal immigration touches the same buttons here that it does in the United States and Western Europe. Israel is the only well-to-do western country having a land border with Africa, and the route from Egypt over the Sinai with Bedouin guides has resulted in substantial illegal foreign worker communities in Eilat and the poorer neighborhoods of Tel Aviv. Official estimates of close to 150,000 illegal residents include these migrants, as well as individuals who came as part of official agreements with several Asian countries (especially the Philippines, Thailand, China), and overstayed their visas. European prostitutes also come over the Sinai, typically organized by Israeli criminals whose own origins are in the women's homelands of the former Soviet Union.
As elsewhere, businesses and families have trouble attracting menial workers who are legal, and provide jobs despite threats of inspections and fines. Egyptian police and soldiers make occasional sweeps against Bedouin traffickers, but their practice of shooting and killing the migrants does not go down well with Israelis.
Israel's media has cooperated with activists who portray many of the African migrants as refugees seeking asylum from Darfur, although there may be few if any who have documented such origins. The vast majority are economic migrants, with large numbers coming from Eritrea and Nigeria. Efforts to arrange orderly programs of work permits with those governments along with procedures for returning illegals have not succeeded. While Israel's government was pondering the issue of deporting children and their families over the course of several weeks, the media provided coverage for children who spoke, in Hebrew, about their love of Israel, their aspirations to become Israelis and eventually to serve in the army, and their lack of any connections with any other place. Media personalities press individuals speaking for the government, or Knesset Members in favor of deportation, with questions like, "How can you deport such children?"
Israelis do have sensitive nerves, but it is not clear how they differ from other populations. Perhaps 100,000 have expressed concern for Gilad Shalit, the soldier held prisoner in Gaza more than four years, but there are no overt signs of a movement to undercut the government's refusal to free all the prisoners demanded as his price by Hamas.
More likely to be emotional than other events is the death of military personnel. When an IDF helicopter crashed with the loss of six lives during a training mission in Romania, the media devoted extensive coverage of the incident over the course of several days: from the first report of a missing helicopter missing to the funerals of the men on board. There were numerous interviews with experts speculating about the cause of the crash, and reports about the technicians, officers, and military rabbis sent to Romania in order to collect material for inspection and to identify the remains. As has occurred in the case of other military loses, there were stories about each of the individuals, interviews with friends and family members. Thousands of people attend these funerals, many of whom have no direct connection with those killed.
While there are Israelis who feel strongly about pleasant looking Africans and other children of illegal immigrants, there is no indication that they are able to shape public policy. It is hard to argue with the statement, expressed by several in the government's majority, who said that an excess of leniency would only add to the problems of a small country, wanting to remain Jewish, and having a border with the poorest region of the world.
Among those quarreling with this sentiment was a prominent television personality who held forth on the value of ethnic variety, and the greater willingness of these immigrants than the ultra-Orthodox to work and to serve in the army.
The government has taken initial steps to build some kind of barrier through the long wasteland that is the border between the Sinai and Israel, but the Bedouin will be crafty at poking holes in whatever Israel builds. And it is cumbersome at best to deport individuals who have no documents, may not report truthfully about their origins, and are not likely to be accepted by whatever homeland Israel would decide is theirs.
Israel has approached European countries with a request to accept some of these people. So far there are no reports of success.
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- 175 g salted butter, chopped
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- 1 pinch fresh ground black pepper
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