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Wynton Marsalis
(b. 10/18/61 - New Orleans, LA)
|Title: Live At The Village Vanguard
Personnel: Wynton Marsalis (trumpet), Eric Reed (piano), Wes Anderson (alto sax), Wycliffe Gordon (trombone), Herlin Riley (drums), Reginald Veal (bass).
Recorded: Over five years in the early 1990's.
Label: Columbia
Comments: This 7-CD boxed set is priced at around $5.00/CD - an incredible deal for this document of Wynton's group in the 1990's. The playing is superb, recorded live at the Temple of Jazz - The Village Vanguard. The preeminent jazz club in the world, The Village Vanguard has been around for over 50 years and has seen all the legends perform there, from Miles to Coltrane to Bill Evans to Sonny Rollins.
|Title: Jazz At Lincoln Center - They Came To Swing
Personnel: Wynton Marsalis (trumpet)
Recorded: 1994
Label: Columbia
Comments: Around 1990, the jazz idiom was launched into the repertory era by the creation of Jazz at Lincoln Center and The Carnegie Hall Jazz Band. Never before in the short 100 year history of jazz had an institution been devoted to recreating the music from the past. Now with Wynton Marsalis at its head, Jazz at Lincoln Center is an established entity devoted to the preservation of the music, not unlike the classical division of Lincoln Center. This CD is a recording of a concert of the two big bands in 1994.
|Title: Standard Time - Volume III: The
Resolution of Romance
Personnel: Wynton Marsalis (trumpet), Ellis Marsalis (piano), Reginald Veal (bass), Herlin Riley (drums).
Recorded: 1990
Label: Columbia
Comments: Wynton recorded a series of mellow, classically oriented jazz CD's that focused on the Great American Songbook. This CD showcases his father, Ellis, on piano. Ellis, the patriarch of the Marsalis family (which includes Branford on tenor sax, Delfeayo on trombone, Jason on drums, and of course, Wynton), teaches at a school in New Orleans and has played with all the greats over the years. His approach to the piano is even-handed, forthright, and swinging all the time...
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TIANJIN, China, Oct. 18, 2019 /Xinhua-AsiaNet/– In Tianjin Binhai New Area, artificial intelligence is entering everyone's life.
In Sino-Singapore Tianjin Eco-city, if one wants to take bus for work, perhaps one can encounter a free smart bus in the shape of a lovely panda, which can sense and identify its surroundings including vehicles, vulnerable groups on the road and traffic lights, while controlling the vehicle to achieve automatic acceleration, deceleration, steering, emergency braking, lane change and other functions.
On one's way driving home, there are intelligent traffic lights at the eight key intersections near the Rainbow Bridge, which can be adjusted and dispatched according to the real-time traffic conditions by sensing the traffic flow and queuing length thanks to the application of big data, Internet of Things, edge calculation and other technologies. These traffic lights are as if monitoring traffic conditions to make corresponding adjustments.
In the evening, one can visit the China-Singapore Friendship Library, where all kinds of self-service devices can be found. The library enables navigation services to help borrow books, and book-returning via facial recognition, and has a free-walking intelligent robot "Little Library" to serve readers.
State Grid Corporation of China's Tianjin Binhai New Area branch has deployed an intelligent early warning system for distribution station in some pilot areas within the eco-city, which achieves accurate on-line early warning and monitoring of potential partial discharge hazards, and let eco-city users enjoy the "zero power outage" service thanks to innovative applications of the electromagnetic wave spatial positioning technology.
It is a new exploration for Binhai New Area to integrate cutting-edge technologies into life to better serve the people and let everyone feel the power of science and technology.
SOURCE: Media Convergence Center with Tianjin Binhai New Area
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This is your official invitation to the most beautiful day of the year – Floral Friday, September 20, the first day of the 70th Toowoomba Carnival of Flowers!
Friday 20 September is the day and it signals the beginning of 10 glorious days of celebration, featuring more than 1100 hectares of public parks and private gardens shining with over 180,000 bulbs and seedlings in full bloom, a record 77 events (up from 66 last year), internationally-acclaimed music acts and some of the best food and wine experiences in the state.
Floral Friday is also the start of the Heritage Bank Festival of Food & Wine in Queens Park which stars over 50 dining and wine stalls celebrating local and regional flavours, cooking demonstrations by super chef, Adrian Richardson, garden design talks by Dave Franklin of Nine's The Block fame as well as beer, BBQ and cheese tastings and master classes and incredible floral installations created by the reigning Interflora World Cup champion and five-time Australian Florist of the Year, Brisbane-based Bart Hassam.
The music line-up features some of the freshest music acts in the country! Headliners for the night are Sydney indie rock band Middle Kids. They performed their debut single "Edge of Town" on US talk show Conan and it has since been streamed on Spotify over 5 million times. This was followed by appearances on The Late Late Show with James Corden and Jimmy Kimmel Live! Be front and centre for their show – only on Floral Friday.
Also performing will be Pink Matter, the all-female neo-soul four piece from Brisbane taking the local music scene by storm, followed by Sloan Peterson, who describes her sound as 'surf-pop'. Having recently opened for The Kooks tour, she is one fabulous female not to be missed.
On Saturday the program opens with famed hip hop, blues, soul and dance music makers Electrik Lemonade, before powerhouse tribute band Queen Forever followed by internationally acclaimed ABBA tribute group Bjorn Again.
On Sunday the program features Brisbane's Cheap Fakes, iconic Australian band Dragon, the inaugural Carnival Choir of 800 voices and then the man himself John Farnham will perform in front of an expected capacity crowd.
Floral Friday also means the launch of the Toowoomba Exhibition Gardens, with four specially-selected gardens featured; and The Chronicle Garden Competition with city and country gardens on display for free. The only hard part is choosing which gardens to see. Pick up a guide to all the gardens on show to plan your perfect Floral Friday itinerary.
Thrill seekers will be excited to know that Sideshow Alley opens on Floral Friday. After a full day of flowers and feasting, set your reminders for 5pm to head down to Lower Queens Park for some adrenaline-filled rides before the breathtaking fireworks display lights up the Toowoomba skies at 8.30pm.
There's a host of other experiences, including:
- Highfields Steampunk Festival
- Downlands Art Exhibition
- Morning and Afternoon Gardens Tours
- Cabbie Capers Parks and Gardens Tours
- Toowoomba Sightseeing Tours
- Australian Getaway Tours
- Toowoomba Clivia Society Annual Show
- Native Orchid Society of Toowoomba Spring Show
- Toowoomba Bonsai Group Annual Show
- Hanging Basket Display
- Quilts, Stitches & Textiles Trail
- Nature Observed
- St Luke's Flower & Music Festival
- St James Church Stained Glass Windows & Floral Display
- St Patrick's Cathedral Floral Display
- And don't forget the Grand Central Floral Parade on Saturday 21 September.
"Spring is coming, and that means Australia turns its eyes to Toowoomba for the best event in the country. Gardeners across the city have been planning and planting over the past months to ensure everything blooms in a perfectly timed carpet of colour for the expected 250,000 locals and visitors who celebrate with us, and importantly it means a focus on local flavours. Floral Friday is the kick-off, so take a day off, and join us for an extraordinary celebration, making the 70th anniversary of the Carnival," Toowoomba Regional Councillor Geoff McDonald said.
"What makes Toowoomba Carnival of Flowers so special is that there is so much to experience – if you love emerging music, we have that. If you are a gardener, we have plenty. If you are a foodie, then prepare for flavour overload. If you love a low and slow BBQ with a beer to match, that's easy. If you are here for gardening tips and tricks, then take a seat. If wine is your thing, then choose a colour. If you want to learn the history of our classic pubs, take in a steam train ride, experience a Tombstone Tour, be wowed by an amazing teapot exhibition or be surrounded by hanging flower baskets, then we also have all that."
Toowoomba Carnival of Flowers: September 20 to 29, 2019
FULL 10 day program detail at www.tcof.com.auor on www.facebook.com.au/CarnivalFlowers
Tour detail at https://www.tcof.com.au/touroperators/
Accommodation detail at https://www.tcof.com.au/accommodation/


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How do you interpretate title "Masked Empire"? I interpretate it like a country ruled by nobles with dirty or scandalous secrets. We saw how amoral Orlesian nobles were in the novel. Everyone wears a masks, what means everyone tries to look better in eyes of others than they really are. Liselle said that chevaliers misuse their authority to rape commoners, many also have elven slaves to rape or simply to serve with no payment, the nobles have enough money to eliminate inconvinient witnesses and bribe local police to remain unpunished to the very end. Orlesian nobles constantly plot against each other like in ancient Rome. Conspiracy is common among nobles as breathing in each nation - Orzammar, Tevinter, Antiva, Ferelden, but that's another example of shame to hide. Absurdal fashion is just another way to cover ugliness of politics. I don't buy that the empire is masked because of the masked balls and fancy costumes. I think the real masks are PRs to cover dark secrets. What do you think?FirstDrellSpectre (talk) 16:01, May 2, 2014 (UTC)
I'll be honest, it didn't do much to change my impression of Orlais as a country full of utter twonks. The Game sounded utterly stupid the first time Leliana described it, what we could infer from Orlesian politics in DA2 didn't change my opinion on that, and actually reading it in practice in TMA is one of the few things that ever made me want to fling a novel across the room. I can't believe I find myself agreeing with a mass-murdering hypocrite like Celene, but Orlais could really use an invasion. The Game is utterly silly, pointless, and is a great example of what happens when people with too much money and an allergy to physical labour decide to make acting like catty teenage girls the cornerstone of their society. They play childish little games of saving face while Thedas burns.
But to quit my ranting and answer your question, I think the masks started out as a frivolity. But over time as they became not just commonplace but a standard, the disinhibition that comes from wearing a mask became the dominant force in their politics. Politics is all about faces, looking the other side in the eye. Look how much importance we place on leaders meeting face to face, even when technology allows an easier alternative. But in Orlais, they don't have to look each other in the eye, or even themselves in the mirror. This is how their empire has become so corrupt, by allowing all the worst things that come from hiding behind a mask to run it. That's how I interpret "masked empire" - a country that doesn't face itself, run by people who don't face themselves. Raidenshred (talk) 16:42, May 2, 2014 (UTC)
i liked Celene and wanted her to have her way she wants to prevent a war and Gaspard just wants to have wars everywhere. But this book just confirmed to be how much im going to hate dealing with orleasians. And personally im scared of meeting Briala shes not trustworthy but she has the eluvians urgh orleasians Faye_Cousland (talk) 20:59, May 02, 2014 (UTC)
- Do you expect she'll betray even the elven Inquisitor? I am afraid her mind can be corrupted by power of eluvian, but not by the taint or demonic possession, but deformantion of brain caused by magical radiation leading to insanity. She can also be blinded by her new power and misuse it.FirstDrellSpectre (talk) 20:16, May 2, 2014 (UTC)


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28th Euro Dentistry Congress
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Akram BELMEHDI
Mohamed V University Rabat, Kingdom of Morocco
Akram Belmehdi is a Dental Doctor and a Specialist in the Department of Oral Surgery, Faculty of Dentistry, Mohamed V University, Rabat, Morocco. He is the Member of the Research Committee of Oral Biology and Pathology at the same university. He has published 8 papers in reputed journals and has been serving as a Reviewer of Journal of Medical and Surgical Research. He has participated in more than 30 oral presentations and posters in national and international dental and medical conferences
Abstract : Osteomyelitis of jaws: From diagnosis to treatment


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01 Aug Baltic Dry Index: Shipowners See Shake-Up in Market
The Baltic Dry Index may have recently snapped its winning streak, but ship owners are turning positive on the sector, saying things are "shaking up" in the dry bulk market as of late.
We are currently in the seasonal, low demand period for the BDI, but rates have held up fairly well. The BDI finished this week at 933 points. Although it has corrected since peaking above 1300 points in the spring rally, the losses have been relatively modest, and shipbrokers remain positive that the market is improving.
In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Intermodal said that "after an admittedly challenging 2016, the Dry Bulk market kicked off this year on a much more positive note, with all indices steadily increasing until the end of March market peak. During the second quarter and until the beginning of this month, the freight market witnessed pressure, which was more evident in Capesizes, with the BDI nonetheless resisting to break below 800 points. During the past couple of weeks, we have seen rates across the board steading and the Dry Bulk Index once again moving towards 1,000 points."
While hire rates are not at all where shipping companies want them to be (many are still in a loss-making territory) things are definitely much better than they were a year ago when the BDI was at 665 points. Also, while they are fluctuating the overall trend is upward.
One example, this week, according to Tradewinds, Diana Shipping secure another rate rise this week when Glencore Agriculture fixed the 82,193-dwt Maia at $10,125 per day for 12 to 15 months. Under its previous charter, Maia was earning $7,500 per day from RWE Supply & Trading.


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In Alex Lightman's vision of the future, people will not only use computers, they will wear them. Lightman, the founder of a company called Infocharms, hopes to begin selling "wearable computers" sometime soon.
Correspondent Peter Van Sant reports on what may be the last word in 21st century high fashion.
"Knowledge is power," says Lightman, most of whose products involve digital devices integrated in various ways into clothing. "And anyone who's connected to the Internet all the time - they're simply more powerful."
He says that most of the company's projects are in the research stage but that "there's a tsunami wave of wearables coming on to the market."
One of the pioneers of wearable computing was Thad Starner, who is also a co-founder (and chief technical officer) of Infocharms. Six years ago, while he was a grad student at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Starner built his first wearable. He has been wearing one ever since.
Starner usually sees the world through the prism of a computer screen. The computer has an eyepiece that allows him to see the world at the same time as he view information on the computer screen. "It just looks like I have a monitor overlaying your face right now," Starner explains to Van Sant.
Starner's wearable computer is both powerful and portable. The main computer weighs only about a pound. The device also has a keyboard, called the "Twiddler," which allows Starner to type as he goes about his life.
|Thad Starner is one of the pioneers of wearable computing.
"It's so fast and so natural," he says about taking notes while he talks. "And it really doesn't interrupt the flow of the conversation."
With constant access to the Internet, Starner can dash off an email whenever he wants. He lives his life online, he says. "I actually have most of the information in my life stored on my computer - things like my schedule, things about where the good movie theaters are, where the good restaurants are."
In time, wearables will only make communication that much easier, Lightman says. "We're really going be sharing thoughts with everybody, almost in real time," he says. "That's the world we're heading for."
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Jan 29, 2018
Let's, once again, explore the "whys" and the motivations behind pushing our limits as "normal" human beings.
Texas native, Dayna Latham is, by all accounts, an average athlete...and, by average, I mean to say that she doesn't chase speed or podiums. She has done Ironmans and she has completed Ultra Trail Runs. She...
Jan 14, 2018
Here is Part 2 of my interviews from The Running Event!
The Running Event made its way back to Austin this past year and this local gal couldn't have been happier! As their website indicates, The Running Event consists of more than 250 brands including some of the biggest fitness companies on the planet as well as...
Jan 8, 2018
We took the "I Could Never Do That" podcast on the road to Bicycle World Austin for an expert Coach Discussion on "Planning the Perfect Triathlon Season."
Our panel was moderated by Host, Carrie Barrett and featured:
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Marcus with Dan Pearce, Head Chef at Aalto Restaurant Hotel La Tour, and Brian Wareing – Marcus's brother
Michelin-starred Chef Marcus Wareing, whose rigorous standards were felt by Masterchef finalists this season, is a regular visitor to Aalto Restaurant at Hotel La Tour Birmingham where he oversees new dishes, helps with training and pays meticulous attention to ongoing service standards.
Here, he's pictured with Head Chef at Aalto, Dan Pearce, and Brian Wareing – Marcus's brother – who is in the kitchen on a daily basis as an onsite monitor overseeing operations for Marcus.
In an interview to mark Hotel La Tour and Aalto restaurant's first birthday, Marcus said: "The single most important factor when people choose a restaurant is their expectation. They choose somewhere to dine based on their expectations. It's then up to us to meet and exceed these in all areas – food, beverage, service and hospitality."
Luxury four-star hotel in Birmingham HotelLaTour is offering FOUR- The World's Best Food Magazine readers thechance to winaFood Lovers' Weekend for two!
The two lucky winners will stay the night in aHotelLa TourExecutive double room and indulge in a six course dinner atrestaurant Aalto, the brasserie-style restaurant inspired by Michelin-starred ChefMarcus Wareing, complete with wine pairings.
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Netflix is extending its library of original African content
14 December 2018
African subscribers of Netflix will soon be able to watch local shows. The global streaming giant has planned to add original series from Africa next year to its ever-growing roster.
Recently, Erik Barmack, Netflix's vice president of international originals, declared, ''The company is in the process of looking at opportunities in Africa and will definitely commission series from Africa in 2019.''
The development is part of Netflix's intentions to make its content library as diverse as its worldwide audience. The company is planning to offer users outside the US and Europe with original content highlighting their local stars. It has already offered its first original Arabic series, Jinn, a six-episode story based on Middle East folklore. It's expected to debut next year. This year marked the debut of Sacred Games, Netflix's first original show from India, and the company has six more original shows from India either planned or in production.
As Netflix expands its content library, Barmack projects that within years, "half of the top 10 most-watched shows in a given year are going to come from outside of the US."
Netflix looks forward to shop original series across Africa, it has begun paying close attention to Nigeria's Nollywood, the world's second-biggest movie industry by volume. Netflix has already purchased Lionheart, its first original Nigerian film, in September.
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Background: Patient safety training and education of health-care professionals have neither kept pace with advances in patient safety, nor with workforce requirements. The introduction of patient safety in postgraduate medical education (PGME) is necessary and timely. This research aims to unfold synergies as well as variances regarding patient safety principles among EU countries.
Summary of work: An exploratory field study was conducted combining a semi-structured questionnaire with face-to-face expert interviews. The so-called "CIA-project" was developed in order to adopt a three-dimensional approach, focusing on a) Current situation and trends, b) Importance of developments and desired innovations, and c) Attainability of the desired innovations. The interviews were held among policymakers in eight selected EU countries. Eight variables related to patient safety in PGME were selected to compare existing programmes. Summary of results: Most countries indicate the need for more generalists. Furthermore, all countries indicate increasing necessity of inter-professional medical education and collaborative learning. Additionally, an increasing trend for implementation of standardized evaluations in PGME exists to measure the quality of training groups as well as the safety of the learning environment.
Conclusions: To increase patient safety in PGME, the development of general competences additional to medical knowledge is necessary. Notions of policy makers in the EU show a high degree of conformity concerning this issue.
Take-home messages: PGME programme directors should develop structured competency-based programmes. The common understandings regarding PGME curriculum renovation in EU countries, instigates
to further research the potential benefits for an EU policy.
Why do doctors make mistakes? The role of salient distracting clinical features
Silvia Mamede (Erasmus Medical Center, Institute of Medical Education Research, Erasmus MC - Gebouw Rochussenstraat, Gk 745, Burgemeester s'Jacobplein 51, Rotterdam 3015 CA, Netherlands) Tamara Van Gog (Erasmus University Rotterdam, Department of Psychology, Rotterdam, Netherlands) Kees Van den Berge (Erasmus University Rotterdam, Department of Internal Medicine, Rotterdam, Netherlands)
Jan LCM Van Saase (Erasmus Medical Center, Department of Internal Medicine, Rotterdam, Netherlands)
Henk G Schmidt (Erasmus University Rotterdam, Department of Psychology, Rotterdam, Netherlands)
Background: Minimizing diagnostic errors requires understanding the mechanisms underlying flaws in clinical reasoning. This experiment investigated whether salient distracting features (i.e., findings that tend to grab physicians' attention, because they are strongly associated with a particular disease, but are indeed unrelated to the problem) misdirect diagnostic reasoning, causing errors.
Summary of work: Seventy-two internal medicine residents diagnosed 12 clinical cases (6 simple; 6 complex) in 3 different formats: without a salient distracting feature (SDF), with a SDF in the beginning of the case, with a SDF late in the case. In a within-subjects design, each participant solved 2 simple cases and 2 complex cases in each format.
Summary of results: On complex cases, the presence of early-SDF decreased the proportion of correct diagnoses compared both to cases without SDF (0.18 vs 0.43; p<.001) or with late-SDF (0.18 vs 0.36; p<.001). SDFs did not affect performance when they came late in complex cases and on simple cases.
Conclusions: SDFs encountered early in complex cases indeed decreased diagnostic performance. The adverse effect of SDFs was substantial. (Note that the cases with early- or late-SDF were exactly the same except for the SDF location). An explanation may be that when SDFs that strongly point towards a disease are encountered early in a case, the script of that disease becomes highly activated in working memory, blocking access to alternative scripts.
Take-home messages: SDFs present early in a case may misdirect reasoning, and physicians might be aware of the need to overcome their influence to avoid errors.
Feasibility and psychometric properties associated with a 360° Patient Safety Assessment Tool (PSAT360°) to assess medical residents' patient safety skills
Patti McCarthy (Memorial University, Medicine, Room 446, Agnus Cowan Hostel, Faculty of Medicine, Health Science Centre, St. John's A1M0B3, Canada) Vernon Curran (Memorial University, Medicine, St. John's, Canada)
Karla Simmons (Memorial University, Medicine, St. John's, Canada)
Background: Increasing complexity and demands within the health care system are influencing approaches to patient care delivery, patient safety education and assessment. Multisource Feedback (MSF)/360° assessment is an ideal approach to assessing residents' patient safety competence since it provides them with formative feedback on their performance from multiple assessors and highlights areas in need of improvement. Summary of work: This project seeks to develop a valid and reliable MSF/360° tool (PSAT360°) to assess medical trainees' patient safety competence. The work reported here is based on Phases 1 & 2 of an overall 5 phase mixed method study which follows an iterative, sequential mixed method approach. This involved developing and pre-testing the PSAT360°. Subsequent phases will involve pilot-testing the PSAT360° (Phase 3), providing residents with a feedback report (Phase 4) and evaluation (Phase 5).
Summary of results: The design and content of the tool was informed by a systematic literature search, environmental scan, interviews with key experts, focus groups with end users - residents and assessors (program directors, faculty, nurses, allied health professionals). Data was collated from all sources and themes were identified. A tool was drafted and reviewed via Delphi survey with key experts. Conclusions: The majority of participants support a MSF method to assess trainees' patient safety competence. Numerous themes including risk management, disclosure, ethics, communication, collaboration emerged as being central to trainee assessment. It is anticipated that the results of this study will inform future patient safety educational initiatives, including curriculum, instructional methods and faculty development programs.
Embedding Patient Safety into Postgraduate Medical Education: A cross-disciplinary critique
Maria Ahmed (Imperial College London, Department of Surgery and Cancer, Room 504 Wright Fleming Building, London W2 1PG, United Kingdom) Paul Baker (NHS North West, North Western Deanery, Manchester, United Kingdom)
Charles Vincent (Imperial College London, Department of Surgery and Cancer, London, United Kingdom)
Sarah Yardley (Research Institute for Primary Care and Health Sciences, Keele University, Keele, United Kingdom)
Background: Patient safety is increasingly recognised as an essential theme in contemporary medical education. A huge proliferation of educational interventions in safety has occurred but, analysis of the realities of implementation and attention to the theoretical underpinning of such interventions is often lacking. Summary of work: We developed a patient safety educational programme for all Foundation trainees across the North Western Deanery (n=1000): 'Lessons Learnt: Building a Safer Foundation'. This comprised monthly facilitated case-based discussions of patient safety incidents encountered in the workplace. Evaluation comprised before and after comparison of patient safety knowledge, skills and behaviours using a combination of bespoke and validated tools. Subsequently, we employed cooperative inquiry to critically examine our work, through the lens of socio-cultural experiential learning theories. Summary of results: 'Lessons Learnt' was well-received by trainees who demonstrated significant improvements in safety knowledge, skills and behaviours. Through cooperative inquiry we have identified how reflective practice and experiential learning were enacted in practice. Socio-cultural theories offered insight into the impact of institutional culture on learning about safety. We will discuss implications arising from our analysis which identified gaps between theoretical and in-practice approaches to safety interventions. Conclusions: Educational interventions in safety can benefit from use of socio-cultural experiential learning theories. Cooperative inquiry offers tools to enrich understanding of how interventions are enacted in practice which could inform future approaches to sustainable integration.
Take-home messages: An appreciation of theory is required to advance education in patient safety. Safety experts, educationalists and practitioners should collaborate to ensure sustainable curricular integration which takes into account the complexities of practice.
Exploring deficiencies in the non-technical skills of junior doctors using simulated critical incidents
E Mellanby (University of Edinburgh, Centre for Medical Education, 20 Mayfield Terrace, Edinburgh EH9 1SA, United Kingdom)
V Tallentire (University of Edinburgh, Centre for Medical
Education, Edinburgh, United Kingdom)
J Skinner (University of Edinburgh, Centre for Medical
Education, Edinburgh, United Kingdom)
N Maran (Forth Valley Hospital, Scottish Clinical
Simulation Centre, Larbert, United Kingdom)
Background: Non-technical skills (NTS) such as decisionmaking and team working are cognitive and social skills that combine with technical skills to facilitate safe and effective performance. To improve patient safety we
must equip our healthcare professionals with the appropriate NTS to minimise or mitigate errors. This study aimed to identify the underlying deficiencies in NTS which lead to errors made by junior doctors in acute care.
Summary of work: Following ethical approval, 38 junior doctors participated in authentic simulated critical incidents followed by audio recorded debriefs. Errors have previously been identified using amplification of Reason's generic-error modelling system (GEMS). Each error was reviewed by two researchers to identify whether it was precipitated by a deficiency in NTS. Deficiencies were coded using a prototype NTS taxonomy for junior doctors in acute care by template analysis.
Summary of results: Analysis for this study is currently ongoing. Results will include the proportion of errors attributable to deficiencies in NTS and the categories of NTS that were identified.
Conclusions: Deficiencies in NTS underpin many of the errors made by junior doctors in acute care. Some types of error (according to classification using GEMS) are associated with specific NTS deficiencies, such as the link between rule-based mistakes and prioritisation. Patterns and associations will be explored and discussed.
Take-home messages: NTS are crucial to the care of acutely unwell patients. Identifying deficiencies in NTS using this method can allow us to target the training of appropriate NTS required to reduce error and improve patient outcome.
Specification of an educational intervention in terms of behaviour change techniques
Moira Cruickshank (University of Aberdeen, Health Services Research Unit, Aberdeen, United Kingdom) (Presenter: Jennifer Cleland, University of Aberdeen, Division of Medical and Dental Education, School of Medicine and Dentistry, Foresterhill, Aberdeen AB25 2AZ, United Kingdom)
Background: This study aimed to code a patient safety educational intervention, designed without a theoretical basis, into behaviour change techniques (BCTs) and link these to variables in the Theory of Planned Behaviour
Summary of work: Final-year medical students (n=93) completed TPB-based questionnaires assessing cognitions about two patient safety-related communication behaviours on the first (Time 1) and last (Time 2) days of a 'Professional Practice Block'. The course materials were coded for BCTs and labelled according to Abraham and Michie (2008). BCTs were systematically linked, using a consensus framework (Michie et al., 2008), to underlying TPB variables which were predicted to change between Times 1 and 2. Summary of results: Agreement between coders was adequate (Krippendorff's alpha range 0.65-1.00). Eight BCTs were identified from the course materials, delivered with varying frequency. Attitude was targeted
three times; subjective norm, four times; perceived behavioural control, 13 times. All TPB variables changed significantly between Times 1 and 2. Effect sizes: attitude 0.7, subjective norm 0.6, perceived behavioural control (PBC) 1.0, intention .07.
Conclusions: This study demonstrates that interventions that are not explicitly based on theory can be coded reliably into BCTs. This may facilitate the contribution of evaluations of atheoretical interventions to a cumulative evidence base for testing theory. Effect sizes of change in targeted variables were variable. There was also variation in the number of times that each variable was targeted. Thus, a method for specifying intervention intensity is proposed.
Take-home messages: The effect of teaching interventions can be measured using behaviour change theory.
90 Workshop: Progress testing: Implementation of an international consortium
Location: Meeting Room 3.5, PCC
Carlos Fernando Collares (Maastricht University, Educational Development and Research, Universiteitssingel 60 - Room N5.12, Maastricht 6229ER, Netherlands)
CPM van der Vleuten (Maastricht University, Educational Development and Research, Maastricht, Netherlands)
Background: For some years, an international progress test consortium has been carefully prepared. Some concerns, such as content specification, as well as purposes and uses of test scores have been debated, but many issues remain to be addressed thoroughly, such as the impact of cultural aspects and best psychometric practices.
Intended outcomes: To make the international progress test program a useful tool to enhance learning in the health professions worldwide, while following the latest recommendations for large-scale cross-cultural assessments, and thus providing state-of-the-art accuracy for institutional benchmarking. Structure of workshop: Presentation of current developments in the international progress test consortium. Debate about recent scientific evidence with implications in international progress test endeavors. Creation of task groups and formulation of strategic action plans.
Who should attend: Coordinators of progress testing programs and deans or other stakeholders of institutions who are already part of the initiative or that are interested in joining the consortium. Level: Intermediate
9P Course: AMEE-Essential Skills in Medical Education Assessment (ESMEA)
Location: Meeting Room 4.1, PCC
Closed Session
9Q Course: AMEE-Research Essential Skills in Medical Education (RESME)
Location: Meeting Room 4.2, PCC
Closed Session
9R Workshop: The future of international student exchanges in health professions education: Identifying
weaknesses and sharing strengths
Location: Meeting Room 2.2, PCC
William Burdick (Foundation for Advancement of International Medical Education and Research, FAIMER Education, 3624 Market Street, 4th Floor, Philadelphia
19104, United States)
Alice McGarvey (Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, Medicine & Health Sciences, Dublin, Ireland) Agostinho Sousa (IFMSA, Ferney-Voltaire, France)
Background: The purpose of this workshop is to identify challenges and opportunities associated with student exchange in health professions education and identify resources that can be utilized to facilitate and promote these exchanges.
Intended outcomes: Workshop facilitators and participants will examine and suggest resolutions for issues that emerge when implementing international exchange, generating insights from both faculty and student perspectives, and concluding with a summary and evaluations.
Structure of workshop: Workshop participants will be invited to interact to identify issues, solutions, and innovations related to the following: Safety: How do you judge safety? How is student safety maintained once they are abroad? Fairness: How do we ensure a fair exchange between schools? What measures are used to judge the quality of a program? What process facilitates recognition of exchanges? How do you engage schools in international exchange?
Students: How are students selected? How are students best oriented to the experiences they will have during the international exchange? Ethics: What common ethical issues are faced by students and schools during elective exchanges? How are breaches of ethical behavior either during or after the elective managed?
Who should attend: Faculty and students interested in international exchange. Students are highly encouraged to attend. Level: Intermediate
9S Course: AMEE-Essential Skills in Computer Enhanced Learning (ESCEL)
Location: Meeting Room 3.1, PCC
Closed Session
9T Workshop: Narrative Assessment and Evaluation in Competency Based Medical Education: Why more than ever our
words matter
Location: Meeting Room 3.2, PCC
Paul Hemmer (Uniformed Services University, Medicine, 4301 Jones Bridge Road, Bethesda 20814, United States) Janice Hanson (University of Colorado, Pediatrics, Aurora, United States)
Marian Govaerts (University of Maastricht, Dept. of Educational Development and Research, Maastricht, Netherlands)
Lindsey Lane (University of Colorado, Pediatrics, Aurora, United States)
Background: With competency-based education, calls have increased for greater use of language based data in assessment; these words that faculty use to describe learners' performance will then be pivotal in developing a descriptive narrative to be used as a source of evidence to judge their progression. However, such descriptive comments may lack specificity, timeliness, or detail that may result from current methods used to solicit such comments (e.g., an impersonal electronic evaluation form) and/or failing to understand the context of the evaluation process. We need to develop and use methods that engage people in assessment as 'qualitative inquiry'.
Intended outcomes: Participants will leave with a plan to implement a process to enhance descriptive evaluation within part, or all, of their educational program.
Structure of workshop: We will provide a brief overview of the problem and describe examples of successful programs of assessment that are built on valuing faculty observations and descriptions, such as "evaluation sessions" (group meetings). Participants will engage in large group discussion and role plays, and small group work to problem solve examples. Using video clips of learner presentations, case discussions or conversations with patients or faculty members, participants will formulate oral feedback, write descriptive comments about learner performance, create written feedback and participate in evaluation discussions about learners with other teachers. Several forms/data collection methods will be used during the workshop, and participants will discuss the strengths and weaknesses of each for different educational programs. Who should attend: Students, faculty, anyone interested in improving the richness of descriptive assessment. Level: Intermediate
9U Workshop: Are you as good an 0SCE
examiner as you think? Location: Meeting Room 3.3, PCC
Ilona Bartman (Medical Council of Canada, Evaluation Bureau, 2283 St. Laurent Blvd., Ottawa K1G 5A2, Canada)
Sydney Smee (Medical Council of Canada, Evaluation Bureau, Ottawa, Canada)
Marguerite Roy (Medical Council of Canada, Research and Development, Ottawa, Canada)
Background: For over 20 years the Medical Council of Canada (MCC) has administered a high stakes OSCE to evaluate candidates for licensure. More recently, the MCC has begun evaluating the raters and providing individualized feedback regarding undesirable tendencies in an effort to minimize rater errors.
Intended outcomes:
Acquire knowledge about extreme rating Develop self-awareness of rating tendencies Reflect on individual rating tendencies Learn what the literature says about OSCE examiners Structure of workshop: Participants will be invited to complete brief self-assessments at the beginning of the workshop to survey assumptions about their scoring tendencies. Then, attendees will rate videos of two OSCE stations. These ratings will be entered into a report application while attendees participate in three presentations/discussions: Overview of the Dove and Hawk phenomenon A summary of research findings demonstrating some of the challenges to effective examiner training The role of self-directed assessment. Attendees will receive aggregate and individual (blinded) graphical feedback that compares group and individual ratings to the answer key. The organizers will review with participants how best to interpret the data. Any participants who wish to discuss their individual feedback may do so within the group or with a facilitator after the workshop. At the end, participants will be asked to complete the self-assessments again as a survey of the immediate impact of the workshop on self-perceptions.
Who should attend: OSCE examiners Level: All levels
9V Workshop: Empathy begins at home: Peer support and student mental health
Location: Room A, Holiday Inn
Andrew Rix (Prepare to Share, Research, 21 Winchester Avenue, Cardiff CF23 9BT, United Kingdom) Andrew Grant (Cardiff University, Institute of Medical Education, Cardiff, United Kingdom)
Background: This workshop is based on research carried out for a study commissioned by the GMC (UK). Evidence from a systematic review of the literature and from qualitative data gathered from medical students via focus groups and narrative interviews was that students in need of support preferred to get help and support from their peers than from their medical school. Peer support schemes are seldom evaluated. Intended outcomes: Understanding different peer support initiatives, how to implement, improve and evaluate them.
Structure of workshop:
Introduction to the literature - 10 minutes Small group work examining examples of peer-led initiatives. Identification of generalizable principles - 30 minutes
Sharing and development of list of core qualities of peer-led initiatives. - 30 minutes Input - Supporting students to evaluate and improve peer led support (without damaging the essential qualities) - 10 Minutes
Discussion: applying evaluation in practise - 10 minutes Who should attend: Students - Medsoc, students union members, welfare and well-being officers Medical school faculty with responsibility for performance and support Level: Intermediate
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I hope everyone had a great Easter. We did and the weekend went by way too quickly! Even though it is April 1st it is windy and cold around here. I'm still un patiently waiting for Spring to arrive in Chicago. In the meantime, I'm still making soup. I'm a sucker for any soup made in the Slow Cooker so when I saw this recipe in Taste of Home I knew I had to make it. It had all the flavors of fajitas but in a tasty soup!
Slow Cooker Chicken Fajita Soup
Source-Taste of Home
Makes 10 cups
WW PP=2-per cup
Cal 68, Fat 0g, Carbs 7.7, Fiber 0.5g, Protein 8.5g
10 oz chicken tenderloins
Salt and pepper, to taste
1 yellow onion, diced
2 cloves garlic, minced
1/2 jalapeno, minced
1 small red bell pepper, cut into strips
1 small green red bell pepper, cut into strips
2 (15 ounce) cans petite diced tomatoes
1 cup fat free black beans
6 cups fat free chicken broth
1 teaspoon ground cumin
1 1/2 teaspoons chili powder
1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
Juice of 1 lime
Sour Cream, Cheese, Tortilla Strips, Green Onions for garnish
Place all ingredients into your slow cooker. Cook on low for 7-8 hours. Remove chicken and shred. Return to slow cooker, stir and ladel into bowls. Serve with additional toppings of your choice! Enjoy!
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After discussing the runners and riders between the posts and in defence, our end-of-season Fantasy Premier League awards series continues with a look at the midfielders up for nomination.
Overall score, points per match and value are all factors to consider as we invite you to vote on the candidates listed below.
FPL has been something of a midfielder's game for the last few years, with the last six highest-scoring Fantasy assets all being classified in this position.
The three players with the most FPL points in 2019/20 were midfielders, as were the top six players with the best points-per-match averages.
We might have even more to choose from next season, with Pierre-Emerick Aubayemang and Marcus Rashford possible candidates for reclassification.
2018/19 Team of the Season Review – Midfielders
- Goalkeeper: Alisson
- Defenders: Trent Alexander-Arnold, Andrew Robertson, Matt Doherty
- Midfielders: Sadio Mané, Mohamed Salah, Raheem Sterling, Ryan Fraser, Eden Hazard
- Forwards: Raúl Jiménez, Sergio Aguero
Three of last year's Team of the Season are up for nomination again, with Raheem Sterling, Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane all matching their achievements in 2018/19 by cracking the 200-point mark.
We'll discuss their credentials in detail below.
With regards to the other two, their follow-up acts have been rather less celebrated.
Eden Hazard has long since ceased to be an FPL asset, of course, with the former Chelsea winger moving to Real Madrid last summer.
The Belgian has scored only one La Liga goal in what has been a stop-start, injury-ravaged campaign.
As for Ryan Fraser, the fact that his FPL price dropped £0.7m over the course of 2019/20 pretty much tells its own story.
The Scotland international managed less than a third of the attacking returns he had delivered in the previous campaign, registering just one goal and five assists en route to his lowest points tally in four years of being a Premier League player.
His time at Bournemouth ended in acrimonious circumstances, too, with the winger having refused to sign a contract extension beyond June 30 and thus playing no part in the Cherries' ill-fated attempt to beat the drop.
Now a free agent, it'll be interesting to see where the Scot ends up in 2020/21 and how much his starting price falls – which seems inevitable – in FPL.
While there is plenty of debate elsewhere, it's difficult to imagine Kevin De Bruyne not making our end-of-season XI.
The Belgian was the highest-scoring FPL asset in any position in 2019/20, racking up 251 points and finishing some distance ahead of Mohamed Salah thanks to his final-day haul.
Starting the season off at a now-unthinkable £9.5m, De Bruyne's ownership had almost quintupled by the season's end (he finished the campaign as the most popular asset in the game) as he broke Salah's two-year hold on top spot in the overall points table.
The City midfielder had a torrid time with injuries in his previous campaign (hence the price drop) but missed only two league matches for fitness reasons this time around, starting 32 of the 36 fixtures he was available for.
This included an unbroken run of starts from Gameweeks 9 to 27, with rotation only really affecting him when City were faced with a glut of dead rubbers following the mid-June resumption.
De Bruyne began the season with attacking returns in each of his first six starts, returning three double-digit hauls over that run.
There were a pleasingly symmetric 10 returns of 10+ points over the course of the campaign, with his hauls in Gameweeks 17+ and 38+ representing high points.
Only two midfielders – both of whom were at the budget end of the scale – represented better value for money than De Bruyne (23.7) based on points per million, despite his end price of £10.6m.
And only Bruno Fernandes (9.0) averaged more points per match than the Belgium international (7.2) in 2019/20.
If 233 FPL points represents a 'poor' season in some people's eyes, then you must be a special player.
Mohamed Salah's total of 29 attacking returns was his lowest since moving to Merseyside in 2017 but only De Bruyne outscored him on the points front this season and even then, the Belgian only pulled clear in Gameweek 38+.
There were parallels with 2018/19, with a decent start giving way to more middling returns in the autumn and then an explosion of points around Christmas.
After registering just two double-digit hauls in the first 15 Gameweeks, Salah then delivered five such points bonanzas in his next ten appearances – one of which came in Double Gameweek 24.
As had been the case against Huddersfield the previous season, the Egyptian saved one final massive score for the run-in, registering 18 points against Brighton in Gameweek 34+.
Salah enjoyed home comforts more than most and he was a reliable pick for the captaincy when at Anfield, with 15 of his 19 goals arriving on Merseyside.
In only four of his 18 home appearances did he blank.
Salah began the season at £12.5m and ended it there, and he'll surely be in a similar bracket next season.
Whether he's as widely owned, given the wealth of premium midfield options that are set to be available, is another question.
Finishing only 12 points behind his Liverpool teammate above, Sadio Mane ended up as the third-highest-scoring FPL asset of the season.
There was only one fewer attacking return than Salah, too, with the Senegal international supplying 18 goals and 10 assists despite playing over 100 fewer minutes than his fellow premium midfielder.
Removing penalties (and any bonus that came from it) from the equation, Mane actually outscored Salah in terms of attacking returns and FPL points – although we Fantasy managers care little for how our hauls arrive.
Mane turned out to be the better-value pick based on starting prices (£11.5m v £12.5m) but, ending the season less than half a million behind his teammate, there was little to separate the pair come Gameweek 38+.
The Senegalese winger racked up eight double-digit hauls in all, just two of which came this calendar year.
From an underlying stats perspective, there were similarities to 2018/19 with Salah dominating the shot count (over 50 more than Mane this season) but his goal conversion rate being significantly inferior.
In four of Mane's last five seasons has he hit at least 20 attacking returns and he'll surely be priced around the £11.5m-£12.0m mark again next season.
The inclusion of any January transfer window signings in an end-of-season poll will be greeted with derision in some quarters but late arrivals have forced their way into contention in the past, with Gylfi Sigurdsson and Papiss Demba Cisse having previously made our team of the year.
And few mid-season captures have quite made the impact that Bruno Fernandes has.
No FPL asset in any position averaged more points per match than the Manchester United midfielder (8.4) this season and while that mean would surely have dropped had he played the entirety of the campaign, 14 appearances is no tiny sample size.
Fernandes scored more points (117) from his Gameweek 25+ debut onwards than the likes of Diogo Jota, Ismaila Sarr and Nicolas Pepe did all season, with only three blanks arriving in his 14 starts.
Six double-digit hauls were registered in that time, too, a total that no other Manchester United asset could beat across the whole of 2019/20.
Half of his goals came from the penalty spot but there was plenty to like besides that, with assists arriving from all quarters and his mere presence galvanising the rest of the Red Devils' attack.
Fernandes' ownership increased by 2000% following his arrival and his price ballooned from £8.0m to a high of £9.1m; it'd be a major surprise to see him priced up below £10.0m in 2020/21.
This season will almost certainly have been Anthony Martial's swansong as an FPL midfielder, with a positional reclassification looking very likely this summer.
While Manchester United's attack is one of the more fluid in the division, the Frenchman played 'out of position' as a central striker for much of 2019/20 as FPL forward Marcus Rashford took up a role out wide.
This was by some distance Martial's best-ever FPL season, with the 24-year-old striker racking up 17 goals, nine assists and 200 points and finishing a clear fifth among FPL midfielders in the overall points table.
The arrival of Fernandes and later return to fitness of Rashford and Pogba seemed to invigorate him, with 15 of his 26 attacking returns coming in the final 13 Gameweeks.
Martial averaged 8.0 FPL points per match over this period, which elevated his season mean to 6.2 – the joint-fifth-best in the division.
Having previously had something of a reputation as being injury-prone, he also became a reliable starter after an early-season spell on the sidelines, missing only one of United's final 29 league matches.
The imminent rebrand will come at a cost: he would have scored 31 fewer goal/clean sheet points as a forward this season, although would have admittedly recouped a handful of those due to the quirks of the Bonus Points System.
Also finishing on 6.2 points per match was Raheem Sterling, who endured a rollercoaster 2019/20.
No FPL midfielder scored as many goals as the Manchester City winger (20) and yet for large chunks of the season, he was persona non grata with Fantasy managers.
Having started the season with a hat-trick against West Ham and goals in his next two outings, the returns started to dry up.
Between Gameweeks 4 and 29, Sterling recorded just six goals and two assists and averaged a fairly dismal 3.95 points per match.
The enforced break from March to June seemed to work in Sterling's favour, however.
Five of his nine double-digit hauls for the season came from Gameweek 30+ onwards, with Sterling racking up 86 points in the run-in despite beginning three of City's final ten league fixtures on the bench.
A total of 206 points was his lowest in three seasons – a lack of assists accounting for that – but he nevertheless passed the 200-mark for the third straight year.
That end-of-season flurry may have put paid to any hopes of a price drop in the coming campaign (he started and finished 2019/20 at £12.0m) but he significantly underachieved based on expected assist data – suggesting his teammates' poor finishing hampered his returns – and there is every chance of an even better year in 2020/21.
A poor 2020 from an FPL perspective blotted Jack Grealish's copybook, with the Aston Villa talisman registering only two attacking returns in his final 15 appearances.
It shouldn't be forgotten how impressive he was before that point, however.
Grealish racked up seven goals, six assists and 14 bonus points in the first 23 Gameweeks of the campaign, averaging a very respectable 5.0 points per match over this period.
Double-digit hauls against Brighton (twice) and Burnley were individual highlights, with Dean Smith's decision to move him into a front three in Gameweek 7 sparking a real purple patch.
Despite the barren run in the final third of the campaign, Grealish still finished first for overall score (149) and points per match (4.1) among sub-£7.0m midfielders.
Crucially, given the different criteria we're assessing in this piece, he was also the best-value midfielder of the season based on FPL's points-per-million metric.
Only De Bruyne created more chances than Grealish in 2019/20 and, with a better finisher than the limited Wesley, Mbwana Samatta and Keinan Davis on the end of his crosses and passes, there would have been more points to show for his efforts.
For Grealish, see Todd Cantwell.
After netting against Crystal Palace on New Year's Day, Cantwell didn't manage anything other than a blank in the remaining 17 Gameweeks of the season as the Canaries struggled for goals.
Despite that shortage of points in 2020, Cantwell still finished as the highest-scoring sub-£5.0m midfielder of the season.
Grealish was the only midfielder who provided better value based on points per million, meanwhile.
His early-season exploits led to a price rise of half a million, with attacking returns arriving against Newcastle, Chelsea and Manchester City in the first five Gameweeks.
Originally selected by little more than 20,000 FPL managers, Cantwell featuerd in over 1.8 million squads by Gameweek 7 and four more goals followed between then and Gameweek 21.
The drought that followed has tarnished his legacy but he was the go-to fifth midfielder for many of us in the first half of the season and is deserving of an honourable mention at the very least.
Finishing as the sixth-highest-scoring FPL midfielder but a damn sight cheaper than all bar Martial above him, Riyad Mahrez made big strides following a slightly underwhelming debut campaign at Manchester City.
Mahrez's total of 25 attacking returns was the same he recorded in his final season at Leicester City but he managed it in over 1,000 fewer minutes, having started only 21 of the Citizens' 38 league fixtures.
While the Algerian did make a further 12 appearances off the bench in 2019/20, his achievements were all the more commendable given how relatively little pitch-time he was afforded: Sterling, for example, managed just one more attacking return than Mahrez despite racking up over 700 more minutes.
Only Fernandes and De Bruyne averaged more attacking returns per 90 minutes than Mahrez among FPL midfielders this season.
Three of his six double-digit scores arrived in the first seven matches of the campaign, with a 17-point haul against Aston Villa in January representing his zenith in a single Gameweek.
It was his contribution in Double Gameweek 30+ that really stood out, however, with the Algeria international scoring 21 points across City's games against Burnley and Arsenal.
On the negative side, there were 12 scores of exactly one point, with Pep Guardiola's in-game rotation affecting Mahrez more than most.
Son's tally of 24 attacking returns was his best ever since moving to the Premier League and he would have gone close to his 2017/18 total of 178 points had he not missed a penalty and been dismissed twice.
His exploits merit special praise as he sat out eight Spurs games through injury or suspension.
Half of Son's six double-digit hauls arrived in Jose Mourinho's first four matches in charge in north London.
Under the Special One, the South Korea international's points-per-match average rose from to 5.1 to 5.9.
While there are more explosive players out there, Son was remarkably consistent throughout 2019/20: on only one occasion did he make more than two consecutive appearances without registering a goal or assist.
One of the most infuriating players to own in the final third of the season due to Nuno Espirito Santo's propensity to change shape and personnel in attack, Adama Traore was nevertheless one of the best value-for-money assets in FPL up until Gameweek 25.
Indeed, he finished the season as the fifth-highest-scoring midfielder – behind Grealish, Cantwell, De Bruyne and Martial – based on points per million.
It's easy to forget that Traore began the season as a £5.0m bargain buy.
No midfielder with a starting price of less than £6.0m racked up more FPL points than Traore, who ended the campaign with four goals and nine assists to his name.
From Gameweeks 4 to 25, the winger started all but one of Wolves' Premier League matches.
Whether many of his owners enjoyed his hauls is another question, given his 'benchable' price: his two highest scores of the season both came against Manchester City, with another double-digit return arriving away at Spurs.
From Gameweeks 6 to 24, he averaged a very creditable 5.0 points per match.
Like a number of the cut-price midfielders listed above, Harvey Barnes' season petered out somewhat towards the end.
Eight blanks in nine post-restart fixtures (five of which were as a substitute) slightly tarnished his earlier work, with the Leicester City winger finishing the season on six goals and 10 assists.
No FPL midfielder priced up at less than £7.0m registered as many attacking returns (16) as Barnes this season.
His 19-point haul against Aston Villa was a real stand-out moment, with his pre-lockdown form (he averaged 8.5 points per match between Gameweeks 24 and 29) representing his best spell of the campaign.
Five assists across four matches in the autumn was another high point.
Game-time was a bit of a problem, it should be said: he made only 24 starts across the whole of 2019/20 and was substituted off in 20 of them.
We've limited the number of midfielders up for nomination to 12 in this piece, with the heavy hitters (De Bruyne, Salah, Mane, Sterling, Son) accompanied by slightly cheaper alternatives (Martial, Fernandes, Mahrez) and some budget assets (Barnes, Grealish, Cantwell, Traore) thrown in for good measure.
There were others who had strong cases for inclusion, however.
Richarlison finished only four points behind Son after another 13-goal campaign, while only two midfielders scored more bonus points than Willian this season.
Chelsea assets are perhaps a little hard done by in this piece, with Mason Mount another contender from the £6.0m bracket but ultimately finishing with fewer attacking returns than both Barnes and Grealish in the same price point.
Many of you may be wondering where Christian Pulisic is, too.
The American had a superb end to the campaign, with nine attacking returns in as many post-restart fixtures, but that more than doubled his total for the rest of the season.
Pulisic had started just 12 league matches before his late-season flurry from Gameweek 30+ onwards.
Similarly, Michail Antonio ended 2019/20 on a real high note and made a late push for nomination.
From Gameweeks 1-27, however, the West Ham United attacker had registered just three attacking returns in what had been an injury-ravaged campaign.
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The temperatures are falling right along with the leaves, and all those autumnal traditions and festivities are just around the corner. Whether it's picking apples and drinking cider, having fun on a hayride, walking amongst the colorful trees, or even playing in the pumpkin patch, your fall fun will very likely involve food. This is the time of year when leaves are supposed to turn a different color and fall to the ground. But humans? Not so much.
Stop Foodborne Illness, the national nonprofit representing individuals and families in the fight against foodborne pathogens, wants to make sure you can fully enjoy this beautiful time of the year. So, here are some ideas for keeping your loved ones and your food safe.
Before you get into the frolic and fun of fall, knowing these tips for eating outside ensures the awesomeness of autumn:
Wash your hands, before and after! Are you petting animals, riding rides at the fair, using "the facilities", changing diapers, eating corndogs, or any one of a million other actions? Remember: Washing your hands is like a do-it-yourself vaccine to avoid getting sick.
- Store perishable foods in a cooler or insulated bag. When transporting food that needs to stay cold, place it in a cooler or insulated bag, with a cold source such as ice or commercial freezing gels. Avoid putting ready-to-eat foods in direct contact with ice.
- Keep perishable ready-to-eat foods chilled right up until serving time. Cold foods need to be kept at a temperature of 40 °F or below. Organize your cooler contents (keeping beverages in one cooler and perishable foods in another) and reduce the number of times the cooler is opened. Remember: A full cooler maintains its cold temps longer than a partially-filled cooler.
- Keep foods to be cooked, separated and chilled until it time to cook them. If the day is warm, as much as is possible, avoid keeping the cooler in the hot trunk of the car. Remember: Keeping raw meats and poultry (and their juices) separate from other foods avoids the potential for cross-contamination. Use dedicated dishes to keep raw meat separate from cooked meat. Raw meats should be cooked as soon as possible after transporting.
- When it's time to cook, have your thermometer ready. Thermometers are easy to transport and use. Remember: For cooked foods to be safe, they must reach a safe internal temperature
- How long have we been eating? Remember the Two-Hour Rule: Food cannot be out (at air temperature) for more than two hours; one hour if it's hotter than 90 °F outside. Throw out any perishable leftovers.
- If you're buying meat or dairy be sure it is kept chilled in a refrigerator (or closed cooler filled with ice) to keep the temperature sufficiently cold (40°F or below). Meat and poultry that is exposed or unpackaged, or not refrigerated, should not be purchased.
- Be extra safe and consider these questions and tips for having the best experience at the outdoor market.
- Cheese and meat should be kept cold
- Pathogens don't discriminate: No matter if the farm is large or small, and no matter if the foods are organically or conventionally produced, pathogens could still be present.
- To reduce the likelihood of cross-contamination, keep raw meats and poultry away from other cold foods and beverages by using separate coolers or insulated bags for transport. If it's hot out, avoid putting food in the (even hotter) trunk of the car.
- Avoid the "temperature danger zone" 40°F – 140°F (where bacteria quickly grow to harmful levels) by keeping raw meats and poultry in a cooler with ice.
- Make 2 batches of sauce: one for marinade (raw meat) and one for basting (cooked meat). Always marinade in the fridge, not the counter. Set aside a portion to be used later, on fully cooked meat.
- Use separate utensils and dishes for raw and cooked food.
- Remember: You're cooking for people you care about, so don't guess on doneness by color or time – use a meat thermometer and be sure.
- Thoroughly wash your apples with clean drinking water to prevent any contamination (of course, wash your hands before coming in contact with any food).
- Before drinking cider (or juice) at the orchard, or purchasing a jug to take home, make sure it is pasteurized. Pasteurization kills harmful bacteria, such as Listeria or Salmonella, without reducing the nutritional value. Unpasteurized (or raw) products pose a dangerous riskespecially to those with immature or suppressed immune systems.
- Pick the apples off the tree, not the ground. Any fruit laying on the ground is more susceptible to picking up pathogens, and other undesirable toxins. Eating apples from off the ground is not recommended unless they are thoroughly cleaned and cooked.
- Wash your hands. Like mom, we say it a lot, because it's so important. Washing hands before and after you eat is one of the best ways to prevent foodborne illness, as well as colds and flu.
- Dry your hands with a paper towel. With many hands in the kitchen during holidays, and other busy times with lots of people — after washing your hands, dry them off with a fresh, individual-use paper towel to avoid a more than likely germ-laden communal hand towel.
- Clean your kitchen and workspace. Cooking at home can be a fun family activity, but before the fun begins your counters and cutting boards (where bacteria lie the most) need to be cleaned and disinfected. Hot soapy water and disinfectant can usually do the job.
- Perishable foods must be frozen or refrigerated. Cook, eat, or refrigerate cut or peeled fruits and vegetables within two hours after preparation. (For safe meat, poultry, + fish go here)
- Wash produce. All produce, every time. (But wash your hands first.) Before eating or preparing fruits and vegetables wash them thoroughly under running water. Produce that is peeled or sliced also needs to be washed. Firm produce can be scrubbed with a clean, dedicated brush.
- Baking cookies makes for indoor fun on a chilly afternoon! Though it's tempting, don't eat raw cookie dough–both raw eggs and flour have been implicated in recent outbreaks. Find a recipe for safe cookie dough here.
- If you're using reusable goodie bags or buckets, be sure they are washed and clean to begin.
- The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends eating only factory-wrapped treats, and avoiding homemade treats made by strangers, since there is no way to know how they were prepared.
- Eat something before going out, so you don't have to fight (and lose) the snacking urge. It is always tempting to enjoy a piece—or ten— of the sweet haul while walking house to house. Stop Foodborne Illness urges trick-or-treaters to wait until they return home where they can examine all treats for choking hazards and tampering before eating them.
- Wash your hands. Between trick-or-treating and school parties, packaged candy passes through a lot of different hands increasing the likeliness of their being covered in germs. Are your kids washing up before chowing down? Staying safe takes about 30 seconds.
- Make sure natural treats are safe, not spooky. That means, drinking and/or serving only pasteurized cider and juice at your parties. Dishes or drinks with fresh fruit – or veggies – must be thoroughly washed before being served.
- Keep all perishable foods chilled until serving time. And once served, don't leave goodies —like finger sandwiches, cheese platters, fruit, salads, cold pasta dishes, Jell-O treats, store bought deli trays, and cream pies or cakes with whipped-cream and cream cheese frostings—out of the fridge for more than two hours (1 hour in temperatures above 90°F). Bacteria creeps up when foods sit out too long.
- Bobbing for apples is a classic Halloween game, but having multiple people sticking their faces in the same water, trying to grab the same apples with their mouths can present some food safety risks. Reduce the risks by giving each participant their own thoroughly washed apple to bob for in a separate bowl.
Stop Foodborne Illness is a national, nonprofit, public health organization dedicated to preventing illness and death from foodborne pathogens by promoting sound food safety policy and best practices, building public awareness and assisting those impacted by foodborne illness. For more food safety tips please visit www.


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Zach Braff & 5 More Celebrities You'll Be Forced to Stop Hating This Year
In a little over six months, Garden State will celebrate its tenth anniversary. It's hard to believe that the indie dramedy that inspired millions to buy Shins albums and to think that manic pixie dream girls exist, is already a decade old, seeing as its star/writer/director, Zach Braff, has never left the spotlight. Whether playing J.D. in Scrubs, writing jokes on Twitter, or starting a Kickstarter campaign to fund his film, Braff has made every effort to stay famous.
Unfortunately, all that self-promotion came off as pretty annoying to most fans, and during the last few years, Braff has been the subject of many "why won't he go away?" articles and diatribes. This year, though, Braff is coming back in a big way, forcing even his most passionate haters to have a reversal of opinion. Here's how Braff, and five other hated celebrities, will win your back in 2014.


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WPC – World Photographic Cup 2018
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Each national organizations submission of photographs represent the highest standards of professional photographic skill and technique while conveying the visual poetry and history of the world we live in. These submissions set the photographic benchmark worldwide.
The Governing Committee of the World Photographic Cup certifies that the National Photographic Team of Sweden for the WPC 2018 has been composed by:
Team Captain: Terry Lindholm
Team Members: Mats Andersson, Jesper Anhede, John Hagby, Erik Hellquist, Johan Hellström, Bente Jönsson, David Lagerlöf, Johan Mårtensson, Malin Norlen, Jenny Puronne, Urich Schulte, Elin Stahre, Andreas Varro, Laila Villebeck, Emelie Wahlund
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