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In the second article of our ‘Overcoming Challenges’ season theme on Orthopaedics Online, Conrad Lee and Charline Roslee explore the application of game theory and using a timeline chart table as an approach to enhancing operating theatre efficiency. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/gxkPjrKm

The Only Day We Have: A Film On Young Onset Parkinson’s "The Only Day We Have" is a powerful and emotional documentary that tells the stories of those battling a form of Parkinson's Disease that affects millions worldwide. The film takes an honest look at the challenges faced by young adults living with Parkinson's and their inspiring journey of resilience in the face of this life-altering condition. Learn more about the film and the inspiring stories it tells: https://lnkd.in/dDgMPqBy

Too many people take things personally rather than use #systemsthinking to understand why systems are built for certain purposes, hierarchy, outcomes and rather than focus on "I'm not racist" or "why does it have to be about race" focus on the fact that very constitution categorized by race and there are people alive today who could not go certain places because of the color of their skin. It is illogical to think that you snap your fingers and voila..it is suddenly gone from mindsets, culture, systems. The South has vastly different economic realities because it was a system and industries dependent on enslaved labor and with emancipation, "property" became human citizens. There is no logical world where those realities do not need to be taken into account. #Blackhistorymonth

Explore the legacy of Ken Fritz's legendary stereo system and the implications of perfection in the world of audiophiles. Click the link below to read more. https://ift.tt/dtkSgWj

Say what you will about Goose, but their latest release is a truly compelling artistic and commercial decision. Ted Tapes 2024 is a generous act of faith, a vulnerable gesture to the fanbase. The compilation is essentially a three-hour series of live improv takes with their new drummer, Cotter Ellis. Rehearsal sessions. Tryouts. As the band wrote: "They were recorded solely for the purpose of reference, not intended for any kind of release. The instruments and microphones were rigged up quickly, and the playing was raw and free from any expectations." So, why release them? The community response has been overwhelmingly positive, even after weeks of grim rumor mill nonsense following Ben Atkind's unceremonious departure (and following what was seen as, overall, a lackluster 2023 for the band). Of course, the main thrust of the critical reception is: Well, what's the new drummer's deal? It's been amazing to read through fans' in-depth dissection of Ellis's style (fans literally scrutinizing snare drum tightness, polyrhythmic decision-making, improvisatory communication). Not every band is lucky enough to have a fanbase that cares that much. Of course, there's been a lot of shoot-from-the-hip troll comment bullshit, but overall the chatter has been incredibly insightful. The point, I think, is to lay the cards on the table and share something with the fans: Listen to this guy we just hired. Listen carefully and try to hear what we heard. Understand with an open heart why we dragged our band through this cataclysmic change and try to imagine with us the brighter future ahead. Goose is a young band primed for growth. It's easy to poke fun at them as some sort of teeny-bopper jam band in Phish's shadow, but, what the hell, they *are* a young band in the throes of early development. You're either interested in the story or you're not, and if you are you soon realize that it's the same story you're telling yourself about your own life: You are making your way through this world like everyone else, stumbling, rising each morning, embracing those you love and attempting slowly to build something new for your future, which is to say, attempting slowly to build something new for your past.

We are saddened to hear of the passing of Robert Dennard, a pioneer in the field of dynamic random-access memory (DRAM) technology. His contributions have left an indelible mark on the industry. To honor his legacy, we invite you to read our latest blog post commemorating his life and achievements. You can find the post here: https://ift.tt/MPKI3wD.

Have you ever felt like you're wearing a mask that doesn't fit or represent the person or purpose beneath? Let me know in the comments below, or send me a DM. #personaldevelopment #purpose #identity #fulfillment

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It's time to shine the spotlight on Paul Singh, President of THE EYE CENTERS OF RACINE AND KENOSHA, LTD., for making the 2024 Power List ?? "A big trend for me is interventional glaucoma. This is really a mindset or a philosophy. It is about being proactive and not having to choose between a high quality of life and addressing IOP aggressively." Learn more about this year's honorees here: https://bit.ly/4azr4OE