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You are here: Home / Articles / Nevada Rheumatologists Take on Biologic and Biosimilar Substitution
Nevada Rheumatologists Take on Biologic and Biosimilar Substitution
April 19, 2017 • By Kelly Tyrrell
On March 22, 2017, Ewa Olech, MD, testified at a hearing before the Nevada State Assembly to voice support for A.B. 245, a bill governing biologic medications and biosimilar substitution in that state. She spoke on behalf of the Rheumatology Association of Nevada (RAN), as its president and founder.
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The bill establishes guidelines regarding biosimilars and requires pharmacists to notify providers within three business days when a biosimilar is substituted for a prescribed biologic, unless prohibited by the prescriber.
"We are in support of this bill and excited about the opportunity to use biosimilars in the near future," says Dr. Olech, a practicing rheumatologist based in Las Vegas. "We are in support of having the law in Nevada because it's important to make sure our patients are safe; … it's crucial to have the pharmacy communicate that information with physicians."
Personal Experience Stresses Importance
At the hearing, she helped legislators and others understand the law's importance by describing her personal story: Her mother has rheumatoid arthritis and was once wheelchair bound because of the severity of her disease. Biologics have restored her mobility.
"These drugs … are very potent and change the lives of our patients," Dr. Olech says. "I think as long as biosimilars are interchangeable, they will be safe, but just in case my mother lost her response or had side effects, we would want to know what she was taking."
Small Society, Big Plans
For now, this has been RAN's primary advocacy issue, Dr. Olech says, but she expects that as it grows and matures, RAN will take on other issues of importance to Nevada rheumatologists. With the help of Illinois-based WJ Weiser and Associates Inc., Dr. Olech founded RAN in 2016. It hosted its first continuing medical education meeting in Las Vegas last March and drew physicians from California and Arizona.
"We are a small society, because we don't have many rheumatologists in Nevada," she says. Before RAN, "everyone was by themselves—most rheumatologists here are in solo private practice—and everyone was competing with each other instead of getting together. I thought it would be important to have a society."
Despite a population of nearly 3 million people, Nevada has roughly only 30 rheumatologists and rheumatology physician extenders, most of whom are located in or near Las Vegas and Reno, Dr. Olech says. In the future, RAN may work to encourage more rheumatologists and specialists in general to practice in the state. Dr. Olech says Nevada currently lacks adequate fellowship opportunities to train specialists, and reimbursement rates in the state are much lower than those of its neighbors.
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In absence of a well educated and organised local level government system, 'Panchayats' and 'Samitis' have remained mainly political institutions and got effective instruments of governance. Critically discuss.
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Questions to Reflect on: When do I Act on Opportunities?
Yes, we are all at a new stage in life in terms of our 'age'… but is that a reason to hold back our desires?
Do we have a vision that is unfulfilled? If so, we have to entertain those thoughts of what we desire and find ways to make it happen. Don't say no or it's too late.
We have to replace fear with curiosity. Who are the partners for you on this path, and how will you journey together?
Thinking and rationalizing too much will become a problem. We stay in the 'thinking mode' and never put a small action into place. Small action is the key… it doesn't have to be something 'big.' Do one small thing toward your goal and before you know it, you are in the midst of change… Amen….
Do you use your intuition/gut feelings or do you ignore them? Intuition is a major trigger for 'spotting' opportunities… we feel.
We have to be willing to turn a corner, maybe take a side road, but then come back to the main highway with new insight, perspective or skill.
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Thank you for this, as usual it is perfect timing. What I have found challenging in the process of acting on opportunities is trusting that the"yes", I do will fulfill me and therfore help others without causing me harm. Having go through a severe health crisis that was partly triggered by burnout from doing too much, I worry that I haven't learned the lesson and will repeat the process to the detriment to myself. Trust, that I've learned the lesson to pick when to say "yes", more wisely, is my cutting-edge right now.


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Lukas Mosora and Davion Daniels: Captains who Excel on and off the Field
Max Korenyi-Both, Assistant Editor
Lukas Mosora and Davion Daniels are names heard quite often around Hubbard and throughout the Trumbull County district. These two extraordinary young men were two of the most well-known stars of the Hubbard football team, but they are also great community leaders and big role models to a lot of young kids.
Mosora and Daniels both grew up in this area and spent the majority of their younger years Hubbard, playing football together. These two developed an unbreakable bond over the years, and it has shown on the field and in the community as well. Both are students who will be graduating with high honors, are members of NHS, community volunteers, and role models for those who will follow in their footsteps.
Davion was the starting QB and also a starting safety. Daniels threw for over 2,000 passing yards in his career, with over 30 touchdowns, and also ran for over 2,000 rushing yards with 43 touchdowns. These stats set Daniels among the greatest to ever play for Hubbard High School. Numbers like these are something one doesn't see too often in high school football. Davion Daniels was the offensive leader for the Eagles, but he isn't stopping there. Daniels will continue his football and academic career at Bowling Green State University.
Lukas Mosora was a defensive star. Lukas was the starting middle linebacker where he ran the defense. Mosora set a school record his senior year, with 147 solo tackles, and broke another school record with 27 tackles in one game. Mosora seemed unstoppable on the defensive side of the ball, but he also contributed to the offense. He added a total of 15 touchdowns throughout his career as he became an offensive weapon for the Eagles later on in the season.
Both of these student athletes love what they do and have been nothing but humble along the way. When this reporter asked both Daniels and Mosora why they play football, Daniels responded with: "I play football because it helps me understand life better. For instance, when you're failing, you always have to get back up and do your best to stay on track and succeed…being with my family and brothers is like no other." Mosora added: "Football helps me to cope with all kinds of problems; it helps me to get my mind off of things and escape reality in a sense. I just have always have had a passion for the game." These two grew up together as best friends and their love for the game was demonstrated this season and others, but their bond has been even greater.
Mosora and Daniels didn't have an easy journey making it to where they are now as athletes and students. Both players spent endless hours on the practice field, in the weight room, and let's not forget keeping their honors grades throughout school. This reporter asked Lukas Mosora what the hardest challenge he faced was: "The biggest challenge I've faced is battling through adversity and trying to consistently be a good leader." This quote shows Mosora's love and heart for this game and his community. Daniels also faced a huge challenge in his career. "The hardest challenge I've ever faced was being injured with a torn ligament and fractured shoulder and still finishing out my senior season playing five more games to try and help my team win even though I was in lots of pain! I was determined to win," says Davion Daniels. Both of these students athletes continue to demonstrate their dedication, ambition and discipline on and off the field.
Throughout the years, these two have grown up very close to each other and have created some memories that cement their bond. Davion said that he has many memories of football, but one that he recalls in particular: "The greatest memory I have is when I was a sophomore and we were down by 2 touchdowns against Niles at the half, and I got my chance to prove myself and scored three touchdowns rushing and passings combined; we ended up winning by 2 touchdowns!" Mosora also added his greatest memory as a football player: "The greatest memory I have is my very first tackle against Lakeview my freshman year on kickoff." These memories show the hard work that these players have put in to distinguish themselves as some of the greatest athletes to play on Eagles turf. They faced many challenges along the way, but have made endless memories throughout their journey.
Mosora and Daniels have had a lot of support along the way. The community has always stood behind these two players, and they are grateful to be given that support and the opportunity to make their supporters proud. Lukas Mosora commented, "Having a great coaching staff and teammates throughout my entire career who have continuously developed my love for the game forms my support base." When asked who has helped him the most along the way, Daniels added: "God has helped me the most along the way. Before every game I not only prayed for the win, but I prayed for everyone on my team to remain safe. Even though I was injured, I hoped God would prevent anybody else from getting injured, and I also prayed for my Hubbard support community. My prayers were answered and all of my loved ones are safe!" Both Mosora and Daniels feel that they wouldn't be here today without the support that they have had.
The leadership and empathetic skills that these two student athletes have demonstrated both this season and others is not something one sees often. Daniels and Mosora have shown the community of Hubbard what working hard and striving for your goals can get you. They both continue to be great role models for those who look up to them. Davion Daniels and Lukas Mosora both have bright futures ahead, and they will continue to prosper together creating memories along the way. These two are not only exceptional team leaders and captains, but also wonderful human beings and intelligent students.
We wish them the best as they move into the future.
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Q: Prove that two kernels are equal Let $V$ be a finite dimensional linear space.
How do you prove that there exists such an m that:
$$\text{ker} (T^m) = \text{ker} (T^{m+1}).$$
I have managed to prove using induction that for each $m≥1$,
$\text{ker} (T^m) ⊆ ker (T^{m+1})$.
So, I have a unidirectional inclusion.
Instead of proving the inclusion in the other direction I think I can just prove that the dimensions of the two sets are equal.
I understand that
$$\text{Dim} V = \text{Dim ker}T + \text{Dim ImT},$$
but I'm not sure how to go about it.

A: Denote $V_m=\text{ker}(T^m )$
Each time $V_m\subsetneq V_{m+1}$ then the dimension of the subspace $V_m$ increases by at least $1$.
On the other hand $|V_m|\leq |V|$ for all $m$. Therefore, $V_m$ is a strict subspace of $V_{m+1}$ finitely many times.
So, there is an $m_0$ such that for all $n\geq m_0$, we have $V_n=V_{n+1}$.

A: Consider $\{\dim\ker(T^k):k\ge0\}$; this set of natural numbers is bounded by $\dim V$, hence there is an $m$ so that $\dim\ker(T^m)$ is maximal.
Now you know that $\ker(T^{m})\subseteq\ker(T^{m+1})$, which implies
$$
\dim\ker(T^{m})\le\dim\ker(T^{m+1})
$$
By maximality of $\dim\ker(T^{m})$, you infer the two dimensions are equal.
You can also refine the result: if you take the minimum $m$ such that $\dim\ker(T^{m})$ is maximal, you have
$$
\{0\}=\ker(T^0)\subsetneq
\ker(T)\subsetneq\dots\subsetneq
\ker(T^{m-1})\subsetneq
\ker(T^{m})=\ker(T^{m+1})=\ker(T^{m+2})=\dotsb
$$

A: Let's prove by contradiction. Suppose that for all natural number $m$, we have
$${ker} (T^m) \ne ker (T^{m+1})$$ which implies that $${ker} (T^m)  \subsetneq ker (T^{m+1})$$ since we already have $${ker} (T^m) \subset ker (T^{m+1})$$Therefore, $$Dim \space ker(T^{m+1}) \ge Dim \space ker(T^{m})+1$$ And since $Dim \space ker(T) \ge 0$, we have $Dim \space ker(T^{m+1}) \ge m$, which contradicts the fact that $V$ is finitely dimensional.

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Howard Wilkinson: Tales from the Trail
For over 40 years, Howard Wilkinson has been covering the campaigns, personalities, scandals, and business of politics on a local, state and national level. He's interviewed mayors, council members, county commissioners, governors, senators, and representatives.With so many years covering so many politicians, there must be stories to tell, right?Look for a new Tales from the Trail column every Friday.
How Not To Get A Job (Even Though It Worked Once For Me)
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I'm writing this for those of you who may be just out of college and looking for a job; or those who a bit older but who are looking for a change of scenery in the workplace.
It is the story of how you can do something incredibly stupid in the middle of a job interview and still get the job.
Not that I recommend this method, mind you. But I am proof positive that it can be done.
Allow me to explain:
During the first few years of my journalism career, I did a lot of bouncing around from job to job, until, in 1977, I found a newspaper reporter job at a place I really liked, and do to this day – the Troy Daily News, which is in Miami County, about 75 miles up Interstate 75 from downtown Cincinnati.
I stayed there five years, making next to nothing in wages but loving every minute of it. I might have stayed longer, but the opportunity came in October 1982 to take a job at the Cincinnati Enquirer – a place where I already had friends and a town I really loved. An added plus – I could work only a few blocks from Riverfront Stadium, home of my beloved Cincinnati Reds.
I stayed at the Enquirer 29 years, six months and two days before I left and came to WVXU and Cincinnati Public Radio, where I get to work every day with good people in a good atmosphere.
I just turned 65 years old, but I am not in my dotage. At least not yet. I really like what I am doing here; and I'm sure it will be the last full-time job I ever have.
But, in early 1976, I was very young and very unemployed and was struggling to find a job in what, at the time, was a very tight job market for newspaper journalists.
I was living with my folks in Dayton temporarily while I searched for a job. In those days, long before Al Gore invented the Internet, looking for a journalism job meant flipping through the classified ads in the magazine Editor & Publisher, which each week listed job openings around the country.
I'd go to Wilke's, the bookstore downtown, which was the only place in Dayton which sold Editor & Publisher.
I was constantly banging out letters on an old Royal typewriter (still have it) and sending them along with my resume, which wasn't particularly impressive at the time. I'd usually follow it up with a phone call to the editor, looking for a job interview.
After a while, I had several fish who had taken the bait, all of them in the Midwest and all small-town or suburban operations. I started setting up interviews over a four-day period.
First was The Republican, the newspaper in Columbus, Indiana, which had a junior reporter position open. That was day one.
For day two, I set up an interview with the Dubuque Telegraph Herald in Iowa, a nice town which sits on a bluff overlooking the Mississippi River. They needed a city hall reporter; I was convinced I was their guy.
Day three was set aside for a late day interview with a suburban newspaper chain in Chicago which was looking for a young reporter to cover suburban governments.
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The Lake County Courthouse, Painesville, Ohio
And, on the fourth day, I set up an early morning interview with Vern Henry, then the editor of the Painesville Telegraph in Lake County, Ohio, located exactly 22 miles east of Public Square in Cleveland.
The one thing all of these publications had in common is that they were looking for a young reporter who would work cheap.
That was me, to a tee.
I had an old car that was in terrible shape and really wasn't up to a four-day run through the Midwest. So, my dad told me I could use his second car – a 1972 Pontiac, which was a decent car and in good shape mechanically. He gave me his AAA card, as well, just in case.
And off I went.
Columbus, Indiana, was a complete bust. I didn't hit it off with the people running the show; and I could see they weren't buying what I was selling.
The next day in Dubuque was more promising. They ended up telling me that they liked my clip file, but that they had two more people they wanted to interview before making a decision.
I got to Chicago and the next morning and killed time until my late afternoon appointment with the editors of the suburban newspaper chain. That went on and on for hours; and, after it was over, I left with a bad feeling that this wasn't going to work out. I also left with an empty stomach, so I found a Chicago-style pizza joint and had a nice meal.
It was dark by the time I finished.
I knew that I had to be at the Painesville Telegraph office at 7:30 the next morning. I also knew that it was a nearly 370-mile drive from Chicago to Painesville. But I also knew that it was getting late; and I had no choice but to drive straight through. And I knew it mean I would arrive in the wee hours of the next morning.
No choice. Got in the '72 Pontiac and started roaring across Interstate 90, which would take me all the way to where I needed to be.
But I am not a non-stop, long-distance driver. I have always had to make pit stops along the way. In the old days, I could never pass by a Stuckey's without stopping; any Waffle House or truck stop was likely to lure me in.
I managed to turn what is supposedly a five-and-a-half hour drive into a drive of about seven hours.
It was about 3 a.m.; there was no point in trying to find a motel room. So I made another brilliant decision: I'd try to sleep in the back seat of the car for a few hours. I had a wind-up alarm clock in my suitcase. I could get up in time to get over to the Telegraph office for my interview with the editor.
So I pulled into an empty parking lot next to the Agora, a rock venue similar to Bogart's in Cincinnati. It was only a few blocks from the newspaper office. I crawled into the back seat of the Pontiac and tried to sleep, but mostly I just tossed and turned – too wired up from too much coffee from too many truck stops.
Just before 7 a.m., I gave up on trying to sleep. I pulled a fresh shirt out of the suitcase, put it on, knotted by my one and only necktie, and started walking down to the newspaper office.
The Telegraph was an afternoon paper, which meant people started very early in the morning to put out an edition that would roll off the presses about 1 p.m.
I walked into the building and told the receptionist at the desk that I had an appointment with Vern Henry, the editor.
He's tied up right now, but I'll tell him you are here. It shouldn't be long. Have a seat.
Instead of having a seat, I asked if I could use the men's room. She pointed me in the right direction and I went in and started trying to freshen up, because I was one miserable mess. I washed my face; combed by hair; and tried to look presentable.
I also filled up the sink with cold water, stuck my face in and started making motorboat noises, in a vain attempt to shake off the weariness.
I went back out to sit in the lobby; and it wasn't long before Vern appeared. He was a big man, with wavy black hair and thick, black eyeglasses. He was smiling, which I took as a good sign.
Howard, c'mon on in. Let's talk about this.
I followed him into his office. It was an old-fashioned newsroom, one where the editor had a glass-walled office, so he could look out at the staff and see what was going on.
We sat and talked for about half an hour; he was much interested in my previous experience, especially the work I had done at The Post, the daily student newspaper at Ohio University.
He talked to me about the job – how it would be general assignment, but that they could use someone with my experience (limited as it was at that point) covering politics.
This is going really well, I thought to myself.
Then, the city editor poked his head into the door and asked Vern to come into the newsroom; they needed him to make a call on something.
You sit tight; I'll be back soon, Vern told me.
I waited, shuffling my feet, looking around the office at the hustle and bustle in the newsroom. And, then, without even realizing it, I drifted into sleep.
I had fallen asleep in the middle of a job interview! There I sat, sawing logs, slumped down in a comfortable chair.
The next thing I remember is Vern's big bear paw hand shaking my shoulder, and hollering, Hey, Howard, wake up!
Then he started laughing, a great big belly laugh.
I started apologizing profusely, bowing and scraping: Oh, I am so sorry….I was so sleepy…drove all night from Chicago…really want to work here…..I am so sorry.
Vern wasn't angry at all – just extremely amused. He even called the city editor and the managing editor into his office.
Hey, guys, this is Howard Wilkinson! He's the guy in from Dayton, interviewing for the reporter's job. You won't believe this! I walked out of the room, and he fell asleep. Dead asleep! And snoring! Real loud!
The two sub-editors had a huge guffaw and shook my hand, telling me they were glad to meet me and hoped to talk to me after they got off deadline.
I was there the rest of the day, talking to other editors, reporters, and getting a tour of the whole operation from Vern.
At the end of the day, we were back in Vern's office.
Once again, I apologized for falling asleep. Vern laughed.
Don't worry about it. Funniest thing I've ever seen in this newsroom. You must really want this job, eh?
Yes sir, I really do, I said.
Well, you got it, son. I won't find anybody who wants it more. When can you start?
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Ai Weiwei has made a 102-minute film on the death of a Chinese villager whose crushing by a truck sparked public anger. Ai posted the video to youtube at the weekend. It takes the form of documentary style and features numerous interviews with residents of the town and the dead man's brother.
Last year, a court in eastern Zhejiang province ruled that the death of 53-year-old Qian Yunhui was accidental. The announcement spurred protests from people claiming he was killed because he had campaigned over land seizures.
"We don't know how he died," Mr Ai Weiwei told the Straits Times by phone. "It's not possible to take a position because in China there is no truth for any incident. It's just always half of the truth and half of the truth is not the truth."
Ai said the film, which includes footage of the site where Qian's death occurred, took two years to make. You can watch it in its entirety below. You'll need to click the big screen icon bottom right to be able to read the subtitles.
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Ite well pm me numbers if you want in and I'll set a group up. Signal will be spotty yeah but I figure you've got a better chance of getting a WhatsApp message through than seeing a tweet alert or whatever.
I figure you've got a better chance of getting a WhatsApp message through than seeing a tweet alert or whatever.
A 'net connection is a 'net connection.
Well obviously Neil but some apps are more reliable with limited data than others. In my experience twitter alerts are very unreliable while I can usually get a whatsapp message through pretty quickly. But thanks for your v intelligent contribution to the thread.
Well obviously Neil but some apps are more reliable with limited spotty than others. In my experience twitter alerts are very unreliable while I can usually get a whatsapp message through pretty quickly. But thanks for your v intelligent contribution to the thread.
and thanks for your v intelligent contribution, too. Only one of us is working from the facts.
I've got a decent phone, but thanks anyway.
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I see Annie is doing a piano only show in London on Tuesday.
Christ saw that and it didn't even cross my mind. That would be properly lovely, definitely keeping an eye open for it.
Surely there's a better-than-average chance now. Great stuff.
Whilst I'd absolutely love to see her play a few songs on the piano, a full set of piano songs at Cadogan Hall is massively overkill. She's a fantastic guitarist and wouldn't want to lose that.
Would be a bit like Tori Amos singing accompanied only by a guitar.
Josh T Pearson's hinted he's going to be around for the weekend so he'd be a good bet.
One of the highlight is the secret sets, and really looking forward to see what surprises are in store across the site this weekend. The Low Anthem a few years ago were manic in the early hours. Also Ezra Furman was also excellent with his covers set a couple of years ago.
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Negotiators on Friday (Feb. 17, 2012) narrowly averted the collapse of talks on a world arms trade treaty to regulate the $55 billion global weapons market, agreeing on ground rules for negotiations after days of procedural wrangling….Arms control campaigners say one person every minute dies as a result of armed violence and that a convention is needed to prevent illicitly traded guns from pouring into conflict zones and fueling wars and atrocities…..
Brian Wood of Amnesty International said Russia, China and several other arms-exporting nations were "resisting proposals from the overwhelming majority for criteria in the treaty that would stop arms transfers" when there was reason to believe they could be used for serious human rights violations. He said Washington also had misgivings and was concerned that human rights criteria would discourage states like Syria, a major purchaser of Russian arms, from joining the treaty. One diplomat described Syria's 11-month crackdown on pro-democracy demonstrations, which has led to the death of over 5,400 people according to U.N. figures, and other Arab Spring uprisings as "the elephant in the room" as delegates ponder ways of halting arms sales to governments that kill their citizens. "It was in everyone's minds as we discussed the need for the treaty," a senior Western diplomat told Reuters.
There was a long debate about whether decisions at the July drafting conference in New York need to be made unanimously, which would give every country a veto. The United States, Russia, China, Syria, Iran and others pushing for unanimity have argued that the only way to ensure universal compliance is to get all countries on board. Those who dislike the virtual veto, like Mexico and some European countries, believe it could mean that whatever treaty is agreed on in July – if there is one – will be weak. "As we have seen in the case of Syria, veto power leads to inaction and hampers the ability of the international community to prevent conflict," said Jeff Abramson of the group Control Arms. He was referring to Russia's and China's veto of two U.N. Security Council resolutions condemning Syria's crackdown. In the end, participants at this week's discussions at U.N. headquarters agreed that decisions at the drafting conference in July would be taken by consensus. A senior U.S. official described the veto as "the nuclear option" – a last resort. The U.S. official, a leading member of Washington's delegation, told Reuters the ability to "block a weak treaty" while protecting U.S. domestic rights to bear arms – a politically sensitive issue in the United States – was agreed on in 2009 and remained a condition for U.S. participation.
Diplomats involved in the talks said bickering between the United States and Mexico over procedure belied a concrete subtext – Mexico's complaints that lax U.S. gun laws enable Mexican drug cartels to obtain weapons easily in the United States and move them across the U.S.-Mexican border. One issue on which the U.S. and Mexican delegations disagree relates to tracking weapons and ammunition. Mexico would like a treaty to require national authorities to track and keep records of arms and ammunition from their manufacture to final use. The senior U.S. official said such monitoring would not be permissible under U.S. law. There are other areas of disagreement, delegates said. Washington does not want the treaty to cover ammunition, while China and Egypt are among those that want to exclude small arms.
Excerpt, By Louis Charbonneau, Collapse of arms trade treaty talks narrowly averted, Reuters, Feb. 18, 2012
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Mostert's 2015 Bathurst car added to national museum
Saturday 12th January, 2019 - 10:00am
The crashed car in the National Motor Racing Museum
The destroyed FGX Falcon from Chaz Mostert's 2015 Supercheap Auto Bathurst 1000 campaign is now on display at the National Motor Racing Museum.
Mostert suffered a broken leg and fractured wrist in the horror crash coming down the mountain during qualifying, while three marshals also incurred minor injuries when the Ford wiped out their post above Forrest's Elbow.
The chassis itself never saw a race again but was kept at Tickford Racing's Campbellfield workshop.
It is now back in the public eye at what is expected to become its permanent home on the outside of Murray's Corner at Mount Panorama.
National Motor Racing Museum coordinator Brad Owen told Speedcafe.com that the arrival was a suggestion of chassis historian Aaron Noonan, aka the V8 Sleuth, before a conversation with Tickford team principal Tim Edwards during last year's Bathurst 1000.
The crash scene
"My understanding is that there was somebody in the team who didn't want to get rid of it so the thing had been sitting around at the back of the workshop for ages," explained Owen.
"Aaron Noonan had been talking to the team and had seen it ages ago when he was visiting and asked what they were doing. He sort of said 'You should do something with it'.
"It was a long and convoluted process.
"We had a chat with Tim Edwards when he was up at the mountain in October and sort of talked about being a good home for it and they've allowed us to have it, basically, and it'll be on display at the museum now.
"We haven't quite formalised it yet but it will be donated to the museum in due course; we've just got to get the paperwork organised."
The chassis, codenamed FPR 1218, was new for the 2015 season.
Mostert won five races in the car and also the Armor All Pole Champion title for the season with 10 poles, despite missing the final 12 races of the year, as well as topping the shootout at the official pre-season Sydney SuperTest.
He was second to eventual champion Mark Winterbottom in the standings at the time of the crash.
FPR 1218's arrival at the museum comes in the same week that Mostert's 2014 Bathurst 1000-winning FG Falcon was put on display at Tickford Racing after restoration.
pic: National Motor Racing Museum Facebook


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Early London Prides
Black gay men
Cottaging
Gay Community Centre Bordesley Street
Jill Knight
Lesbian and Gay community Centre
Michael Cashman
Women's Big Band
barrier nursing
egg sharing
women's disco
Memories by James
Birmingham had potential
James moved to Birmingham in 1989 at the age of twenty-two, primarily because of the scene which he had experienced previously. He had previously lived in Manchester and thought �Birmingham had more potential.�...
A night out in Birmingham for James would normally involve �running the gauntlet�, as the Gale was opposite a selection of straight venues and he and his friends often had to dodge bottles thrown at them from the Slug and Lettuce opposite. �I know tw...
Living in Edgbaston
He first lived in a house share with two straight women in Edgbaston, and prostitutes used to work on their drive. This used to make things interesting on their return home from a night out. As he and his friends were not too well off, they used to g...
Volunteering for Switchboard
James first involvement in the gay scene was with the Lesbian and Gay Switchboard, which he worked on as a volunteer. �I used to volunteer Monday and Thursday nights, which were memorable.�...
West Midlands Stop the Clause
From his work with Gay Switchboard he became involved in West Midlands Stop the Clause campaign. �People might remember me distributing leaflets and being very insistent that they read them at the time, as it there was a real a real possibility and a...
Nearly arrested in Manchester, Feb 1988
�I�m particularly proud of nearly being arrested in Manchester, I was with the Birmingham Stop the Clause contingency and chanting �Two, four, six, eight, is that copper really straight?� There were a few near arrest points on the march, including st...
Meeting at the Fountain
When The Fountain opened, Will attended political meetings there, around 1991. The meetings for Birmingham Stop the Clause were held in the backroom �the snug�. �It was interesting that not only gay men but lesbians were involved too.�...
Organising the first Pink Picnic
The Birmingham Stop the Clause group organised the first Pink Picnic, in Cannon Hill Park around 1991. �There was a circle of gay men and women, all with packed sandwiches and everyone got on.� ...
Only two bars to choose from
�When I first came out there were only two bars and the Nightingale, the bars were the Windmill and the Jester. I�d heard of the Jug too but never ventured down there.At that time, all the bars were downstairs, there were no windows, it was pretty gr...
A Bizarre Fountain
The Nightingale had a reputation, both by word of mouth and also from the gay press, of being the most popular venues for gay men. James details his first impressions of the Gale. �There was a fountain, like an Adonis in the reception which was bizar...
The Jester, characters and segregation
James recalls The Jester and many of the characters that went there, the owner David Plant and Carlos, who by all accounts led a theatrical and acrobatic life. Segregation James recalls friends telling him that they recalled a time when women would s...
Early 90s dress
�The dress code revolved around denim very much at that point, and the trendy people in their designed labels would stand against the back wall looking beautiful.�...
The Inge Street Taxi Rank
A typical night out for James would have involved a drink in The Jester, then onto The Windmill (now Partners) and finally onto The Gale. There was nowhere else to go afterwards so they would run the gauntlet getting a taxi to escort them safely out ...
The Fountain had windows
It was quite different when it opened in 1991 �I went to the opening, and frequented it regularly afterwards. It had windows with sunlight coming through, which none of the others had�....
Route was brash
The opening of Route 66 was significant as it was a big, brash gay bar and brought a lot of people in. It played dance music rather than that which had been played in the traditional Jester or Windmill....
Subway changed the scene
When Subway opened it completely changed the gay scene and it quickly became �the club of choice�. (c1995)...
Birmingham is unrecognisable
�The city has changed and is unrecognisable to what it was before.� There used to be more subways, transport was different and the city had a lot of big ambitions. Some of those, he believes have been achieved, others have not. There was not as much ...
Rabid Mail
Local media has never been supportive or helpful. �The Evening Mail was as rabid then as it is now.� The attitude of the local media did nothing to help the cause of the gay community. (c1992)...
Going cottaging
In his younger years, James used to go cottaging in several different venues around Birmingham, including those at Five Ways, Pallasades, Bristol Street, Hurst Street flyover. �In terms of the make up of people there were a lot of people you did not ...
Intimidating Slipper
�Way back before I moved to Birmingham, when I was 18, (around 1985)I went to the Silver Slipper behind New Street Station. I was completely petrified; it was so busy and so intimidating to a young gay man. �What are all these guys doing?��....
BOSS outreach
James talks about safer sex promotion in cottages, "There would also often be workers from BOSS, which was the pre-cursor to Healthy Gay Life; a service that would offer condoms, advice and a kind of support network." (1990s)...
Racial makeup has changed
The scene has changed a lot since James first came to Birmingham. �The scene was all white men with a few women. There were a handful of black men but no Asian men at all.� It began to change around the mid 1990s....


We were on "This N That" today and Mother's Day is May 10th!
At 12:30pm today, we were on "This N That" with Don Welch. He interviewed us about our chocolates, how we started, and asked about our upcoming events. See the link here. We were followed by Mickey McCamish; the spokesperson for this weekend's Epilepsy Foundation's Chocolate Lover's Fling. It's a benefit event at The Bessie Smith Hall on April 26th. We will be presenting one of our signature truffles (won't tell you which one until afterward) in the contest. See you there! Tickets are $25 in advance and $30 at the door. Click here for info.
Also, I'd like to remind everyone that Mother's Day is May 10th and we will be shipping items up until May 5th. So, get your order in early and make your Mama proud!


The OC Forums "Spyware Challenge" has come and gone, but shadows of its passing still linger in the minds of those who experienced it. Some may call it reckless, others might even refer to it as irresponsible… The Overclockers though, they called it a Challenge.
The goal of the Spyware Challenge was simple – "Get as many spyware infections as possible". For ease of comparison, components counted by Adaware were counted as valid and an entry was made official if a screenshot and log file were submitted.
A few pages into the challenge thread, it became painfully obvious that some were taking this terrible idea and running with it.
The first serious contender posted his 3.5 MB log file as plain text in a post, and brought browsers to their knees.
Next a participant claimed his machine lost its smoke as a result of trying to compete – far fetched, perhaps too far in my opinion – but nonetheless, it was claimed.
Gustav posted up with 14,000+ objects recognized from 19 separate infections. By far, the most important find of his was Netsky which accounted for 13,028 objects in the scan. Investigating his log file it was clear that he had stumbled upon Netsky honestly, and those 13,000 infections occurred naturally across his windows installation – contracting Netsky could produce this sort of an infection for any user who gets it. It travels through SMTP and Peer-to-Peer networks replicating itself on a host machine into any directory address which contains "shar".
Fraug pulled in with 152,636 objects. While respectable, as that had to require some serious file operations just to create that number of files… 141,991 of those were Netsky. He also edited out the directory listings in his log file which were an important part of what I was looking for in the log files. Still though, with 32 separate infections and a 22,000+ page log over 34 MB in size… This isn't anything to laugh at.
Joel headed up the troops with an impressive 115,034 objects. As was the trend in the competition, again 101,462 of those were Netsky. However, this still left Joel with 69 separate infections making up 13,572 objects that were not Netsky. This put Joel in the number one spot in the challenge, as his infection was by far the most awe-inspiring – 69 infections and he was able to complete an adaware scan!
The Spyware Challenge turned out to be more of a spectator sport than an interactive contest, but thanks go out to those brave souls who took part and made the rest of us on the sidelines shake our heads in dumbfounded wonder. In times when people everywhere are scrambling to free themselves from the clutches of spyware doom, fearlessly you subjected your systems to the worst and gave everyone something to shake their heads, smile, or laugh about.
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Arts (in CLAS)
Master of Arts in Film and Media Studies
Degree RequirementsAdmission
M.A. Degree Requirements
The Master of Arts in film and media is an academic degree, but students are expected to complete 6 hours in film and video production. All M.A. students must write a thesis as the culmination of the degree.
To be admitted, a student ordinarily is expected to have a Graduate Record Examination score of at least 160 (verbal), 144 (quantitative), and 4.5 analytical writing.
To complete the M.A., the student must sustain a grade-point average of 3.0 or higher through 33 graduate credit hours.
Requirements for the M.A. in Film and Media Studies
A total of 33 hours is required.
FMS 800 Introduction to Graduate Study in Film/Media
(FMS 800 is to be taken the first semester in residence.) 3
FMS 864 Classical Film and Media Theory 3
FMS 865 Contemporary Film and Media Theory 3
Choose 2 courses from the following list:
FMS 673 Problems in Basic Screenwriting (3)
FMS 675 Problems in Basic Video Production (3)
FMS 676 Problems in Basic Film Production (3) 6
Area of Concentration
Choose 12 hours of courses from one of the following 4 categories: 12
A. History and Theory
FMS 841 Asian Film (3)
FMS 842 Latin American Film (3)
FMS 862 Survey of Film and Media History (3)
FMS 863 Survey of Documentary and Experimental Film and Media (3)
An appropriate FMS 902 Film Seminar in: _____ (3)
1 elective in film history or theory (3)
B. International Film and Media
1 elective chosen with the graduate advisor from the film and culture sequences offered, for example, by French and Italian or African and African-American studies, or an appropriate FMS 902 Film Seminar in: _____ (3)
C. Practical Criticism
FMS 621 American Film Criticism (3)
1 elective from the FMS 880 sequence in American Popular Culture (3)
1 elective from the following list:
D. Theory and Practice of Production
2 electives from the following list (6 hours):
FMS 576 Animation (3)
FMS 676 Problems in Basic Film Production (3)
FMS 773 Problems in Intermediate Screenwriting (3)
FMS 899 Master's Thesis 6
All courses should be selected in consultation with the advisor.
Department of Film and Media Studies
Oldfather Studios
1621 W. 9th St., Room 204
film@ku.edu
http://www.film.ku.edu/
Tamara Falicov, Chair
tfalicov@ku.edu
Catherine Preston, Undergraduate Advisor
Michael Baskett, Graduate Director
eiga@ku.edu


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