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Candidate nomination period now open for 2021 councils elections

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Veterinary surgeons and veterinary nurses can now put themselves forward as candidates in the 2021 elections for RCVS Council and Veterinary Nurses (VN) Council respectively with the opening of the nomination period.

Prospective members of RCVS Council and VN Council have until 5pm on Sunday 31 January 2021 to put themselves forward as candidates for the elections which will take place in spring 2021. The full eligibility criteria, including FAQs and guidance notes, for veterinary surgeons who wish to stand for RCVS Council can be found on the dedicated RCVS Council election webpage, while the equivalent details for veterinary nurses who wish to stand for VN Council can be found on the dedicated VN Council election webpage

Due to the ongoing postal problems across the UK resulting from the coronavirus pandemic, RCVS Council has approved a temporary change to the RCVS Election Scheme this year to allow nominations to be submitted electronically, rather than in hard copy. This temporary change is currently before the Privy Council for final approval.

Eleanor FergusonEleanor Ferguson (pictured), our Registrar and Returning Officer for the elections, explains: “The disruption caused by the pandemic has been significantly affecting the speed and reliability of postal services, so Council decided that there was sufficient justification to temporarily allow nominations to be submitted electronically.

“For prospective RCVS and VN Councils election candidates this will mean that, rather than having to send us hard copies of your nomination documents in the post, these can simply be emailed to the College along with the relevant digital photographs and electronic signatures.”

As well as changing how the candidate nomination period could be run for 2021, the RCVS has also updated its information and guidance for prospective candidates, including an informal ‘job description’, to help them better understand what it means to be members of RCVS and VN Councils, their responsibilities, commitments and how they help us meet our strategic goals, as well as the principles and rules governing their conduct.

Prospective candidates for RCVS Council can also contact RCVS President Dr Mandisa Greene for an informal conversation on what it means to be a Council member on [email protected], while prospective VN Council candidates can contact Matthew Rendle, VN Council Chair, on [email protected]

Mandisa GreeneMandisa (pictured) said: “As I have often said publicly, when I decided to stand for RCVS Council it was out of a mixture of fear and curiosity, the RCVS seemed liked some distant organisation that was often talked about, but not entirely understood, and that made me want to find out more. It is fair to say that, since joining RCVS Council, I have learned and experienced a great deal, have got to know people in our profession that I would otherwise never have had the opportunity to meet, and have been at the forefront of key discussions about how our profession is regulated and its future.

“Throughout my time on Council I have also been a working mother of two young children and so, for those who are concerned about how being a Council member can fit around personal and professional life, I can assure you that there is flexibility that allows you to carry out your Council work around other commitments.

“I do hope that, if you are interested in the future of our professions and having a say in our professional and educational standards and how we are governed, then please take the time to consider becoming a member of RCVS Council and don’t hesitate to get in touch with me if you want to know anything more”

Matthew Rendle, VN Council memberMatthew Rendle (pictured) added: “I was very proud to recently be appointed as Chair of VN Council with responsibility for overseeing it and its role in important decision-making on some of the big issues for veterinary nursing around training and education, post-registration qualifications and registration.

“Over the past years, the role, responsibility and stature of VN Council has really grown. Its members have been at the forefront of important projects such as VN Futures, which is helping the profession identify and plan for its future, and have been ambassadors for the profession at events such as our recent VN Evening.

“Last year we had a record number of veterinary nurses standing for election to VN Council, a fantastic development that I hope will be repeated this year as you really can make a difference on VN Council and play a role in speaking up for and promoting our profession. Please do get in touch with me if you wish to find out more.”

There will be one meeting of RCVS Council taking place before the nomination period ends. This meeting, on Thursday 21 January 2021, will be held virtually and prospective candidates for both Councils are welcome to attend this as observers and should contact Dawn Wiggins, RCVS Council Secretary, on [email protected]


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The Weight of Air: Incredible street art on 3rd

These pictures are from some beautiful street art I passed yesterday. I tweeted out an image, but decided it deserved its own post, especially since it takes up an entire building. You can find it for yourself on 3rd Street between 2nd Ave and Bowery.

Shadowed birds fly towards her with fervor, surrounding and overwhelming this anonymous person as she covers her face in despair. The paint is rough and dripping in all places and like most street art, this only makes it more beautiful since it’s being forced to survive outside on the New York City streets.

The birds fly from beneath written words which read:

paradox will assume new meaning
and be found to be the language
which the intuition uses when the intellectual currency has failed
the use of paradox
does not spring from a desire to mystify
the hearers or oneself

it arises from
the inability of language to
say two things at once

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  1. I saw this today on my way home and couldn’t help but to stop and enjoy it for a few minutes.

    I believe the writing actually says “…the language which INTUITION uses…” and “…the use of paradox does NOT spring from a desire to mystify…”

    Petty corrections, but I think they are important to the point of the piece.

    Nice photos!

  2. Thanks for the correction! I spent forever trying to figure out that word and invention was my best guess, but intuition makes a lot more sense:)


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Portrait of Pablo Picasso by Juan Gris, 1912

A painter paints another painter in this picture, a man in blue holding a palette of colors. And since this is Picasso, it’s done in a style based off of his own. His figure is disjointed and geometricized, turned into shining cubes of color that hold pieces of a nose here and an ear there. It’s like looking at a realistic work by Picasso through an organized kaleidoscope.

Juan Gris was a Spanish painter and sculptor who met Picasso in France after moving to Paris in 1906. Gris regarded Picasso as a teacher, but Gertrude Stein wrote “Juan Gris was the only person whom Picasso wished away.”

These photographs were taken at the Art Institute in Chicago.

For more pictures of this museum’s work, see my Flickr album.


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Visible Thinking in the Museum Online

Next course starts 2022!

Visible Thinking in the Museum Online (VTMO) is an 8 module interactive online course with a combination of self-directed study and live tutorials with Claire Bown.

It is suitable for organisations who want to support and offer professional development to their team members (teams of museum guides, heritage educators, docents and volunteers) and for individuals who would like to further their professional development and learn how to create lively discussions about art and museum objects. (e.g. freelance museum guides, teachers and learning practitioners).

No prior experience is required to start the course.

  • Does any of the following sound familiar?

    • You want to make your tours, guided discussions and/or educational programmes more interactive and engaging but don’t know where to start?
    • You’re struggling to balance sharing your knowledge and making your programmes interesting & participative?
    • You’ve had some training in leading guided discussions but you’re struggling to stay on top of the list of things you need to juggle to lead interactive programmes…
    • You’ve spent countless hours trying to master the art of inquiry-based discussions, and you’re sick of wrestling with finding the right questions to ask?
    • You’ve had some training in other methods but none of them seemed to hit the right note for you?
    • You lead a team of guides that are stuck in their ways and more used to traditional walk-and-talk style tours and programmes?
  • Help is at hand. The Visible Thinking in the Museum Online (VTMO) course will teach you to confidently lead lively discussions about art and museum objects that will make your tours, guided discussions & educational programmes more engaging and interactive

“Join me, Claire from Thinking Museum, as I guide you step-by-step through my method for using ‘Visible Thinking in the Museum’ to easily create engaging group discussions with art and objects.I’m a guide training and engagement specialist. Drawing on 20 years of experience in the field – tour management, tour guiding and museum guiding – and a background in educational travel and museum education, I founded Thinking Museum in 2013. I design and facilitate training courses (in-person, digital) for museum educators and guides, tour guides, heritage guides, teachers and volunteers in all aspects of guided tour techniques.I developed the first Dutch museum programmes to use elements of Visible Thinking at the Tropenmuseum in 2011 and has developed my own method ‘Visible Thinking in the Museum’ for using VT effectively with art and museum objects to engage your audiences.”
Claire Bown

The VT Membership Core Course:

Visible Thinking in the Museum Online (VTMO)

‘Visible Thinking in the Museum Online’ (VTMO) is my flagship 8 module online course with a combination of self-directed study and live tutorials.

The next course starts in 2022 and will be taught live by Claire Bown (Founder of Thinking Museum and creator of the ‘Visible Thinking in the Museum’ method). Click on the arrows to see what we cover in each module:

  • What is Visible Thinking (VT)?
  • What is Visible Thinking in the Museum (VTM)?
  • What are thinking routines?
  • Thinking routines: See-Think-Wonder, Headlines, See-Wonder-Connect
  • Basic Facilitation Skills
  • How to Formulate Questions for Inquiry
  • Open-ended questions
  • Thinking routines:5×2, Step Inside, Creative Questions, Question Sorts, Peel the Fruit
  • Basic Facilitation Skills Part 2
  • Guiding Looking, Make Links, Pointing & Paraphrasing
  • Mindful Language Use
  • Active Listening
  • Thinking routines:321, Beginning-Middle-End, I used to think…now I think

No live group class this week. You’ll need time to practice what you’ve learned in your practice groups. Although you will be able to ask questions in the Facebook group.

  • Object & Thinking Routine Selection
  • Fitting Thinking routines into your programmes – timings, order etc
  • Thinking routines: Colour Shape Line, Beauty and Truth
  • Dialogue-Based Programmes Characteristics & Success Factors
  • Best practices for sharing Information
  • Thinking routines: Zoom In
  • Intro to Perspective-Taking & Empathy
  • Global thinking routines
  • Advanced Facilitation Skills 1 – Know Yourself
  • Thinking routines: Point of View, Step In – Step Out – Step Back, Name-Describe-Act

No live group class this week. You’ll need time to practice what you’ve learned in your practice groups. Although you will be able to ask questions in the Facebook group.

  • Advanced Facilitation Skills 2:
  • Before You Start – Intro Statement & Setting guidelines
  • Gatekeeping during a discussion
  • Troubleshooting
  • Thinking routines:Gaining New Perspectives, 3 Why’s
  • Teaching with objects
  • Thinking routines: Parts Purposes Complexities, Imagine If, Main/Side/Hidden, ESP+I

It takes most people at least one year to confidently master the art of facilitating engaging discussions with art, objects and ideas. The VTMO course will help you to make huge progress on your journey in just 90 days and then afterwards you can join the Visible Thinking Membership to get the support afterwards to continue to grow and learn. In the membership, there are new learning opportunities and content every month, a large library of resources, and practice/ coaching sessions. You will connect with and learn from other members too.

On the VTMO Course you will learn how to:

  • ✔Give your discussions a flexible structure and substance

  • ✔Engage with art & artefacts, engage with people and with ideas

  • ✔Deploy basic and advanced facilitation skills to engage any audience

  • ✔Formulate and generate brilliant questions that get results

  • ✔Handle & share your knowledge strategically & productively

  • ✔Be confident in leading inquiry-based discussions

  • ✔Use thinking routines for group, individual and for personal use

  • ✔Design, lead and manage engaging discussions about art, objects and ideas

  • ✔Develop a practise habit to embed your new skills quickly

  • ✔Be part of a global community – connect, learn and support each other and collaborate

Bjorg Stefansdottir

Thanks Claire for an amazing course! I learned so many new things and methods and getting to know you and all the other participants was such an incredible experience. I feel that the way that you structure and organise the course online made us all feel like we are a part of something!

I didn’t really know what VTMO was before the course, but was very curious to learn more about it. The course was in my opinion perfect – super well-organised and much more personal than I would have expected.

And it was amazing that I managed to get to know the women in the class from all over the world so well! Claire, you are a master of making things interesting!

Bjorg Stefansdottir, Iceland, Master of Museology student at the University of Iceland

VTMO at a glance…

    • VTMO is taught live twice per year by Claire Bown
    • Next ‘live’ intake for VTMO starts in 2022
    • A combination of live group classes and self-directed study

    • 8 modules, one per week, 2 implementation weeks (for practice & reading) and one ‘Next Steps’ class – 11 weeks in total
    • 22+ thinking routines to use with groups, individuals and for personal use

    • Weekly live 90 minute class with Claire Bown (attend live or watch the recording)

    • 8 Video lessons (1 per module) – watch at a time and place that suits you
    • A library of downloadable handouts and cheat sheets for each module
    • Regular practice and coaching sessions to embed your new skills quickly, gain confidence and experience
Mary Ann Lancaster
VTMO exceeded my expectations.
Each session live was amazing. I always felt engaged as activities, provoking questions, “chat” helped to hold interest continually in each session.There were lots of opportunities to contribute and the online course was so interactive.
The course was fully packed but nicely paced, with variety of interaction, discussion, developing knowledge and practice of thinking routines.The introduction of new thinking routines was so helpful and enriching. The flexibility of Visible thinking routines to increase engagement is unsurpassed. Visible Thinking facilitated via technology has a place in cultural learning delivery.
VTMO has enabled me to plan future activities/programmes and projects. To take time out, slow down and introduce a variety of activities which will enable increased connection with collections for everyone. I am now discussing with local schools about a new programme leading to a new schools and cultural partnership.
VTMO was stimulating, thought-provoking, engaging and totally inspirational. Thank you, Claire
Mary Ann Lancaster, UK, Museum, Gallery & Cultural Learning

Who is the VTMO course for?

  • ✔Museum & Heritage Educators

  • ✔Museum & heritage guides, museum docents & volunteers

  • ✔Freelancers, creatives and entrepreneurs working in the cultural sphere

  • ✔Teams or individuals

  • ✔Teams of educators & guides at museums, heritage & cultural organisations

  • ✔Teams of teachers, Educators and Learning Practitioners

Tali Krikler

This has been such an inspiring course. I really feel I have grown from the whole experience.

My main experience from participating in the course is how the structured routines really, really help focus attention on one
image for an extended period of time. I am also reminded how powerful collaborative learning experiences are. I do love how you can learn from others’ experience and knowledge.
I love that by practicing thinking routines we are challenging our own perceptions, learning from each other and really growing. I also love the simplicity and elegance of the routines but how they get you to engage/reflect critically and deeply with the material.
I have since got some new work with a wellbeing team using VT as a way of connecting the team who are all working at home. I am also doing a session for a synagogue community!
This course has changed my whole way of working/thinking/developing ideas.
Thanks so much!

What does the VTMO course include?

The course includes eight modules through which you will learn how to confidently use my method for using Visible Thinking in the Museum. All course materials are in English and are available to stream online.

You’ll also receive downloadable PDFs and a variety of articles to read and be inspired by.

Plus there’s access to a supportive online community for course students in which you’ll be able to ask any questions you have about the course and how to use thinking routines to create lively discussions about art and museum objects.

Will I need any previous experience?

No. You can start the course with no prior experience. You can also start the course if you have some experience but want to improve and develop your skills.

How long will it take to complete the course?

The course is 8 modules long. There are two implementation weeks spread throughout the course and two final sessions called ‘Next Steps’. In total, the course takes 11 weeks with a commitment of 1-3 hours per week. There is a different module every week and a live class (apart from during implementation weeks).

How much does VTMO cost?

The course costs €750,- excl. VAT. From January 2022, VTMO course will not be taught live in the Visible Thinking Membership. It will be sold as a standalone course outside of the membership programme.

Is the course ‘live’?

There is a live class scheduled for 90 mins per week for all 8 modules of the course. If you are unable to attend live, then you can watch the recording (although we do recommend you attend live to get the most benefit from asking questions). The video modules and all resources will be available for you to work through at your own pace and when it is most suitable for you.

How long do the video lessons last?

They are usually 20-30 minutes in length. You receive one video lesson per week.

How long will I have access to the course?

You will have access to the course for the duration of your membership (subject to our terms and conditions), allowing you to work through it at your own pace and return to it as required.

What if I have questions whilst working through the course?

You will have access to a Facebook group for all online course students where you can ask questions and get support and help.

Will I need any special technology to access the course?

No. You’ll only need an internet connection, a computer or internet-enabled mobile phone, a web browser (which you use to access the internet on your device) and an email address.

How do I enrol on the course?

If you are interested in signing up for the next intake in 2022, send me an email.

What are the Terms and Conditions?

You can find all the Terms and Conditions here

VTMO beyond my expectations. Did not think that an online course could create such a feeling of being part of a community! It opened up a wide range of new ways to engage with art objects and images both physically and online. Now I know that it is possible to facilitate meaningful experiences with art ONLINE too.
Loved the time you offered to us in the unfolding of discussions in our live sessions. So good to not be rushed in the thinking and meaning making process. My biggest takeaway is that VT really DOES BEAT VTS hands down!
Debra Dalla Santa, Art Educator


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TED 2011 Speaker Drawings

By March 2, 2011TED

It has been 11 years since I have taken a father son trip with my dad. Somehow we were both able to carve out a week to relive some of the excitement from our trips from the past. We are both attending the TEDActive conference in Palm Springs, CA this week. More to come about our trip but I wanted to share something very cool. My dad, Joe Castillo, is drawing a 2-3 minute sketch of each presenter at the TED conference. It is still amazing to me how someone (related to me) can capture the essence of a speaker and draw them in an instant. So here are the first group of drawings he has done over the last 2 days. I will add more as they come and more information on our time here shortly. You can keep up with both of us on twitter here @thinkjose @JoeSCastillo Thanks and enjoy!

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PHA Market 2020 : Growth, Opportunities, Industry Analysis with Top Countries Data & Forecast To 2026

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When Is Schumer Going To Act Like A Majority Leader?

Enough of co-Presidents Manchin and Sinema. Schumer needs to find out what they want for their yes votes, or remind them of what will happen if they undermine all of Biden's agenda.
When Is Schumer Going To Act Like A Majority Leader?
Chuck Schumer Image from: Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images

As each day ticks by, Senators Manchin and Sinema keep declaring their desire to destroy the Biden administration's agenda, despite the fact that it is very popular with Americans and a big reason why Biden was elected.

Manchin received 290,510 votes to win a close race in West Virginia.

In Arizona Kyrsten Sinema received 1,191,100 votes to win her race by 2.4 points.

Joe Biden received 81,268,924 votes to squash Trump in 2020. That's the most votes cast for any US presidential candidate in the history of this country.

Yet these two Senators believe they are co-presidents and trying to deny millions of voters the policies they voted for.

Democrats in Arizona were energized to vote for Biden and all his spending plans which helped Sinema's colleague Mark Kelly swoop in for victory, but now she's turned into a Big Pharma corporate shill and wants to destroy Biden's entire legislative agenda.

Laura Clawson writes:

Here’s the Economic Policy Institute’s analysis of the jobs impact: “Combined, the [Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act] and budget reconciliation package would provide fiscal support for more than 4 million jobs per year, on average, over the course of the 10-year budgeting window, through direct spending and increased indirect demand in related industries.”

But the combined number covers over the much larger impact of the reconciliation package: “On its own, the IIJA will provide fiscal support for 772,400 jobs per year, or 19% of the total jobs supported by the combined package. In comparison, the budget reconciliation is expected to support more than 3.2 million jobs per year, or 81% of the total jobs. The budget reconciliation’s outsize economic impact flows from its more significant financial commitment to public investments.”

Manufacturing would get 556,000 jobs.

Construction would get 312,000 jobs.

The reconciliation package’s investments in caregiving would mean 1.1 million jobs.

Investments in fighting climate change and protecting the environment would mean 763,000 jobs.

As Laura states, "So tell us again, Joe, how slashing the plan to ribbons is being fiscally responsible."

WTF Manchin, who are you supporting? It's not the working people of America.

On September 8th, Sen. Schumer bashed Manchin's call for a "strategic pause and said “We’re moving full speed ahead. We want to keep going forward. We think getting this done is so important for the American people.”

So do Americans. Biden's agenda is hugely popular among, even in Arizona.

In the newest poll 66% of all respondents support Biden's economic plans. 61% of independents support the new measures as well as 45% of Republicans.

It's time for Leader Schumer to stop pussy-footing around. He needs to sit these two down (along with anyone hiding behind them) and get them on the program. It's not enough to say things; he needs to do whatever needs to be done, pull whatever levers he can, to get them on board.

This rift is giving cover for the worst House Democrats to try and make waves as well.

Rep. KURT SCHRADER (D-Ore.) — one of approximately 10 moderate Democratic House members playing hardball with leadership — said he and several members of their group are on the same page. Some of the lawmakers have conveyed that message up the chain to leadership and the White House. A senior Democratic aide confirmed the warnings.

“If they delay the vote — or it goes down — then I think you can kiss reconciliation goodbye,” Schrader told Playbook. “Reconciliation would be dead.”

If reconciliation dies, the infrastructure bill dies too. So it would behoove the likes of Kurt Schrader to climb on board the Biden bus and stop undermining the goals so many Americans voted for.

Other polls show huge support for reconciliation as well. THREE IN FOUR VOTERS SUPPORT BUILD BACK BETTER RECONCILIATION PACKAGE

The House is Speaker Pelosi's issues to solve, but it's the Senate TWO that are screwing the American people right now. Pelosi knows how to get her caucus in line. Schumer should learn from her.

Mitch McConnell admitted he is praying for them. To fail. For f*cks sake. Don't you get it!

Shouldn't that tell them enough about what they should and must do?

If Senator Schumer doesn't want to go down as the worst majority leader in history he must get these people to get with the program.

The lives of hundreds of millions of Americans are on the line.

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Crossed Signals

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Really really solid concept and execution. Very nice work.

Now if only you didn’t have to make a cartoon like this…

Well, the man himself said he didn’t deserve the prize.

And he should have declined it.

I want to like Obama; it shouldn’t be this hard.

Well, if your reason for thinking President Obama should have declined it is that the prize has previously been awarded to the likes of Yassar Arafat and Henry Kissinger, I would agree, but I suspect that’s not your reason. Otherwise, it would have been kind of a slap in the face to the Nobel committee, and he is donating the monetary award to charity.

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No heroic actions by this guy trying to get to work in this mess. I’ve had so many white knuckle drives in my lifetime I think some of that transferred to my lightening hair color. Plus the county hasn’t seen fit to plow my street yet so I’m hunkered down and working from home today.

Back is kind of sore from shoveling earlier. Felt good while I was out doing it. And even afterwords it felt good to have the circulatory system in action again. But that back is the weak link. I’ve got to work on strengthening the CORE.

Photo by Mike Hartley.

And that is a good theme for this year. Strengthen the core. And do that in every aspect of life. So lets see what can I do to get started? Crunches? Nah, too advanced to start with. Maybe just some aerobic exercises. Think I’ll add that this week to the walking I’ve been doing.

I’d also like to get a hold of my core emotions this year. Not in having them but how I react and respond to them. I’d also like to think about my core beliefs again. The more I know where I’m going, the easier it is to get there.

Random Thoughts of the Day

My new snow shovel works just like the old one. I was hoping for improvement.

I’m much less stressed when I miss the news.

Its UGLY car season. Salt mixed with whatever color it was before that.

Some people, that about says it all.

This is about the best spirits I’ve been in on a Sunday in some time.

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With a lifetime and a half in the Newspaper industry I'm preparing for my retirement career as an Artist, Writer, Photographer and Video content provider. I'm a proud father of two wonderful children and I'm still married to the first girl I fell in love with and probably only one that would have me.

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Outcomes, Operations, and Opportunities

Outcomes, Operations, and Opportunities

In Healthcare you are frequently starting or finishing a shift and need to inform or reach a rotating cast of people who affect your ability to complete your task. Multiply this by dozens of patients across a wide array of circumstances and you have complexity upon complexity that builds upon itself. It reminds me of those kaleidoscope toys you would play with as a child where the picture constantly changes as you twist the cylinder. Except this changing picture results in incredibly serious consequences for patients, caregivers, and the health system.

A recent paper written by Dr. Paul St. Jacques and Mr. Michael Minear on perioperative patient safety describe surgery as such “During the perioperative process of care, clinicians from several different disciplines care for patients in a simultaneous, real-time fashion. A single patient might be treated by five or more nurses, two or more physicians, associated pharmacists, radiology technicians, and blood bank staff. Many other types of support personnel also directly affect a surgical case and, therefore, the safety outcomes. These include patient transporters, sterile supply staff, janitors, schedulers, and others. With the exception of the attending surgeon, all other clinical and support perioperative staff do not typically meet their patients until the time of surgery and have, at best, very limited postoperative follow up.”

This communication complexity has massive implications in cost contribution, poor patient experience, and operational efficiency. At every step of a patient’s journey from pre-admission to discharge, many different people have to tightly coordinate to complete different workflows that can be very nuanced depending on the patient circumstance.

To illustrate this point, let’s take a look at some more specific examples from customers of ours:

Situation A EMS Integration. A patient suffering from stroke-like symptoms calls 911. The EMS, which is part of the messaging network of its first-choice Level 1 facility, sends a text to determine capacity to admit a potential stroke victim. The facility messages back instantly that they have the capacity and concurrently strikes up their Stroke Team On-Call messaging group for prep to reduce crucial minutes in anticipation of triage once the patient arrives.

Result – Increased stroke admissions and reduced time to triage patient.

Situation BED Workflow. Hospital ED suffers from chronically long wait times and capacity constraints resulting high Leave Without Being Seen (“LWBS”) stats. A key bottleneck is identified: the transport process to an inpatient setting which is unlocked and streamlining through automated alerts and real-time messaging between the transport team and the ED charge nurse. Transport time from order to completion is reduced by 45 minutes increasing ED capacity and reducing wait times for new patients.

Result – ED throughput increases unlocking more in-patient admissions and better patient experience through lowered LWBS.

Situation CExternal referrals. Primary care physician wants to refer a patient who is suffering mild chest pain but has trouble reaching the Hospital Cardiologist On-Call and instead refers the patient to an out-of-network facility where she has a pre-existing relationship. The Hospital loses out on valuable patient referrals as physicians that are not part of the regular staff have no easy way to refer such patients to the hospital short of tracking down an on-call physician via answering service. The hospital sets up a global messaging network that extends to the referring physician community to allow them to easily locate and communicate a referral opportunity driving increased admissions and valuable revenue to the hospital.

Result – Patient Leakage is reduced and admissions increase.

Situation DAllied Health Coordination. There is constant confusion on dietary orders and timely delivery of meals to patients. The physicians are increasingly frustrated that patients receive incorrect meals or are not being fed on time. Patient satisfaction numbers dramatically improve once the nutrition service joins the health system messaging network and case managers can coordinate dietary restrictions with nursing staff to ensure the right meals are delivered at the right time.

Result – Improved patient satisfaction and HCAHPS scores because dietary service improves.

Situation EDischarge Coordination. Hospital is incurring unnecessary expenses related to pharmacy, nurse, and meals because patients that should be getting discharged in the morning are sometimes delayed 5 hours because the specialist, case manager, and PCP have trouble coordinating discharge sign off. The Hospital creates an automated discharge care team once the discharge request is logged in the EHR to dramatically shorten the sign off process.

Result: Average Patient discharge times are reduced to before Noon as care team coordination is streamlined, resulting in a lower length of stay, reduced operating expense, and higher patient satisfaction. Further, readmission rates decline because of tighter care team coordination on discharge checklists and follow up appoint and scrip adherence.

While all of these situations are quite distinct and seemingly unrelated, they share a common denominator – communication. In a modern health system, communication can be a source for massive improvement in care delivery. The central challenge in healthcare is that you don’t know the specific person you are trying to reach to complete your workflow – rather you want to reach a role or job function who directly affects how fast you can respond or effect a patient experience. And you want to do it asynchronously (ie. without having to talk to them in real time) The non-healthcare world doesn’t have this problem because most industries are not shift-based and/or time-sensitive around workflows.

Yet, in spite of these inherent complexities, there is no other industry that creates so many barriers for their employees to reach each other in a simple way nor has done so little to help them solve this problem over the past 30 years while the rest of the world has addressed this problem so thoroughly. Instead, caregivers are often handed pagers, 30-year-old IP phones, faxes or told to use an answering service while also being asked to complete their workflows more quickly and with higher precision.

The EHR was supposed to help combat this. And yes, it is an important contributor of information about a patient, but a high functioning health system must also adopt a dedicated communication solution that spans the entire enterprise. When a health system physician, nurse or allied health professional can reach anyone inside and outside the four walls of the health system by name, title, and job function or role, and create groups around patients, then massive productivity gains can be rapidly unlocked. In every health system I visit, caregivers are dying for such a modern solution. They don’t understand why the administration forces them to carry pagers, wait for faxes and phones from an answering service operator. This may seem obvious, but yet it’s shocking how few health system administrations have prioritized enterprise communication along with data analytics from a communication system to unlock improvements in outcomes and operations.

The good news is that all of the essential pieces to unlock productivity gains through proper enterprise communication are now in place. Nurses across most systems are upgrading their mobile devices to Android and iOS operating systems while Physicians continue to be massive users of smartphones and the EHR and HIE are now installed so information can be shared in digital form quite readily. What is now needed is an enterprise messaging and voice solution to connect these pieces together into a common communication fabric. Health systems just need to prioritize enterprise communication as an essential tool to improve care delivery for the 21st century.

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Not Your Usual Thanksgiving Thankfulness Story

Why would this be your usual Thanksgiving thankfulness story ? This is the tiny house on the spectrum, nothing is your usual around here and that is the first thing I am thankful for. What else  am I thankful for . I’m thankful that I have found a place in my life were I can be me and stand for what I believe in and still be flexible enough to love people who believe diffently from me (I haven’t always been that way) I’m thankful that I no longer worry about what other people think to the point I’m tied up in anxiety. I’m thankful that on my way home tonight there was a big truck riding my butt with their high beams on and a car in front of me going 15 miles under the speed limit, instead of going straight to being up set, I noticed the car in front of me had Florida plates, I thought to myself they must have been terrified of the winter roads. The guy behind me forgot to hit his dimmer button and really he wasn’t on my butt, his butt was just big. I am thankful we were able to spend time with family and Noah did not meltdown even one time. I’m thankful for my 13 year old car and quarter tred snow tires, I know that I am doing the best I can and these things keep me depending on my faith and have given me the experience to know that I can. I’m thankful for being alone because if I ever get married again I will not take that gift for granted. I’m thankful for this story , this journey and that you are here right now sharing it with me, it will make us both stronger people. Most of all I am thankful that there is a God that is bigger than all this and he is looking down on us, he is standing right beside us through all of this and he loves us….he knows the whys and the why nots and he is working everything just the way it should be because he knows the end of the story.

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The CAPC program provides parents opportunities to connect to culture while learning traditional ways of parenting, arts and nutrition and creating a supportive environment for community to support and learn from each other.

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Included in the CAPC program is the weekly Food Security Program (food bank).  The food security program is every Wednesday at 297 Savard Avenue in Vanier.  It is Ottawa’s only weekly food security program.  The program provides food and other essentials to Inuit Elders, families and individuals that require support in acquiring healthy and nutriscious meals.

Another highlight of programming is the weekly Pilimmaksarniq Playgroup.  The group gets together every Wednesday from 10am to 3pm at the 297 Savard Avenue in Vanier.  The weekly get together includes cultural education, crafting, country food and teachings.

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Zelinski Scores 3rd Cornfest Victory

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August 22, 2021- Sun Prairie, WI– The 44th running of the Cornfest 25 was one for the ages packed with action, drama, and heartbreak. History was re-lived Sunday night on the hallowed grounds of Angell Park Speedway. As in years gone by the mighty midgets roared to life in front of a standing-room-only crowd down the front straightaway and screaming fair go-ers down the backstretch trying to catch a peek at the action from high atop the Ferris wheel.

A pair of long-standing series veterans in Kurt Mayhew and Kevin Olson led the field to green. Mayhew jumped to the lead after the inside row got stacked up briefly allowing Zach Boden to charge from his fourth starting spot to claim second. Boden then passed Mayhew and claimed the early lead. Boden slipped off into the distance while the action intensified for a second which produced the first caution period of the night on lap three after Mayhew went for a ride entering turn 1, he was able to climb from his car unharmed.

When the race resumed Boden again jumped away to a big lead before the field was slowed a second time for the stalled machine of RJ Corson. On the restart this time, Boden would have to contend with Chase McDermand, and four-time Cornfest champion Scott Hatton close behind. Boden unable to shake McDermand got locked into a brief slider crossover battle before relinquishing the lead to McDermand. Right behind the pair, Hatton was trying desperately to fend off the challenges of Jack Routson and two-time and defending Cornfest Champion Jeff Zelinski. Zelinski working the lower lane was able to pick off Routson, then Hatton and Boden two corners later with time running out.

With just a handful of laps remaining, Boden’s car stalled off of turn four bringing out the yellow for the final time. As the yellow lights appeared, the leader’s car shut off as well ending Mcdermand’s night and handing the race over to Jeff Zelinski. Zelinski climbed from his ninth starting spot and had to fend off a brief challenge from Hatton on the final restart en route to his third Cornfest win and second victory of the season. He also scored a heat win earlier in the night. Rounding out the top were Hatton, Andy Baugh, Cody Weisensel, Olson

Next Saturday night the Badger Midget Series heads to Wilmot Raceway for their only appearance at the track in 2021.

Stay tuned to BMARA.com and the BMARA Racing Facebook page for additional announcements and information regarding events for the 2021 season.

Howard Law Cash Draw: Jeremy Douglas

Advanced Race Suspension Hard Charger: Cody Weisensel

Badger Midget Series Points: 1. Chase McDermand 1675; 2. Zach Boden 1140; 3. Lamont Critchett 1035 4. Kyle Stark 1004; 5. Andy Baugh 958; 6. Kevin Olson 94; 7. Mike Stroik 831; 8. Kevin Douglas 789; 9. Kyle Koch 735; 10. Cody Weisensel 669.

Badger Midgets 32 Entries

Lap Leaders: Kurt Mayhew 1, Zach Boden 2-11, Chase McDermand 12-21, Jeff Zelinski 22-25
A Feature 25 Laps

1. 15Z-Jeff Zelinski[9]; 2. 1-Scott Hatton[8]; 3. 6B-Andy Baugh[5]; 4. 20-Cody Weisensel[15]; 5. 9K-Kevin Olson[2]; 6. 24M-Aaron Muhle[16]; 7. 55-Todd Kluever[11]; 8. 5K-Kevin Douglas[12]; 9. 6-Jeremy Douglas[18]; 10. 20D-Derek Doerr[17]; 11. 87-Jake Dohner[20]; 12. 29-Harrison Kleven[13]; 13. 76-Mike Unger[21]; 14. 71-Kyle Koch[22]; 15. 40-Chase McDermand[7]; 16. 51-Zach Boden[4]; 17. 28-Jim Fuerst[19]; 18. 57-Jack Routson[10]; 19. 14-Lamont Critchett[6]; 20. 15C-RJ Corson[14]; 21. 21K-Kurt Mayhew[1]; 22. 98-Jordan Nelson[3]
B Feature 1 12 Laps | High Performance Lubricants

1. 20D-Derek Doerr[3]; 2. 6-Jeremy Douglas[2]; 3. 28-Jim Fuerst[1]; 4. 87-Jake Dohner[7]; 5. 76-Mike Unger[6]; 6. 71-Kyle Koch[5]; 7. 9S-Mike Stroik[14]; 8. 31-Shay Sassano[4]; 9. 8-Jake Goeglein[12]; 10. 15C-RJ Corson; 11. 92-Dan Kleven[13]; 12. 4-Brad Hensen[15]; 13. 39-Dwight Stefan[11]; 14. 10-Charlie Spoonmore[8]; 15. 77-Ken Hanson[10]; 16. 27-Charles Kunz[16]; 17. 2-Kyle Stark[9]
Heat 1 8 Laps | Madison Extinguisher Service
1. 15Z-Jeff Zelinski[6]; 2. 14-Lamont Critchett[5]; 3. 20-Cody Weisensel[2]; 4. 9K-Kevin Olson[7]; 5. 71-Kyle Koch[3]; 6. 6-Jeremy Douglas[8]; 7. 8-Jake Goeglein[1]; 8. 4-Brad Hensen[4]
Heat 2 8 Laps | Simpson

1. 57-Jack Routson[7]; 2. 21K-Kurt Mayhew[2]; 3. 6B-Andy Baugh[6]; 4. 20D-Derek Doerr[1]; 5. 29-Harrison Kleven[8]; 6. 2-Kyle Stark[3]; 7. 77-Ken Hanson[4]; 8. 9S-Mike Stroik[5]
Heat 3 8 Laps | Auto Meter

1. 40-Chase McDermand[3]; 2. 55-Todd Kluever[1]; 3. 5K-Kevin Douglas[4]; 4. 24M-Aaron Muhle[5]; 5. 76-Mike Unger[2]; 6. 87-Jake Dohner[6]; 7. 10-Charlie Spoonmore[8]; 8. 39-Dwight Stefan[7]
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1. 1-Scott Hatton[6]; 2. 51-Zach Boden[3]; 3. 98-Jordan Nelson[5]; 4. 28-Jim Fuerst[2]; 5. 15C-RJ Corson[8]; 6. 31-Shay Sassano[7]; 7. 92-Dan Kleven[1]


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Exploratorium Shop

Google's New York City store is part retail site, part 'exploratorium'

The search giant will open its first-ever retail store Thursday, as it tries to capture some of Apple's success in retail.

The Exploratorium is a museum of science, technology, and arts in San Francisco. Characterized as "a mad scientist's penny arcade, a scientific funhouse, and an experimental laboratory all rolled into ...

The Google Store is designed more like a show room (or a brand activation experience) than a retail space intended to move lots of product. There are stools and chairs scattered throughout the main space as well as rooms that Google calls “sandboxes” with product-specific experiences. In one room, customers will go through a little skit of using a Nest hub to answer the door for a delivery person, complete with haptics in the couch to simulate a knock on the door. The room for Pixel phones will showcase their low-light photography feature.

After years of pop-up experiments, Google is finally dipping its toes in the physical retail waters with its first store, located underneath its offices in the Chelsea neighborhood in New York City. It will primarily feature Google’s own hardware products, including Pixel phones, Nest smarthome gadgets, Fitbits, and assorted other devices. There will also be a selection of third party accessories and Google-branded swag like hats or T-shirts.

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Hao – 好

means AWESOME. a cool,lovable, patient, and considerate person. literally means GOOD in Chinese.

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Van Hoe Collection: Weaving through Visual Language

Jun 16, 2020

Even though the book only presents a small part of its extensive collection, the Van Hoe Collection’s latest publication, “Grammar of Textiles”, connects the relationship between craftsmanship, visual art and design with textile’s rich history.

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“With this collection, I attempt to clarify that these are not only textile designs. There is a lot more to it than that: making links to developments in the fields of art, culture and politics is only logical and at least as important. My collection seeks above all to stimulate curiosity when reading (or learning to read) images.” Marc Van Hoe

Winner of the Henry van de Velde Award in 2010 and a well-known textile designer and artist in his own right, Belgian artist Marc Van Hoe has always been a passionate creator and collector and of all things textile. Travelling around the world for his work — from Belgium to Uzbekistan, China, North America, Mexico and Brazil — he has been searching for and collecting textile items, whether that be the smallest sketches and samples to more extravagant textile designs and weaves. These travels were not merely for gaining inspiration for his own professional work, but for gaining insight to another form of contextualising culture and history — specifically in relation to the meaning of the craft of weaving in general and to textile design in particular.

Throughout the over 100 pages within “The Van Hoe Collection: Grammar of Textiles”, Van Hoe not only represents a broad range of textiles and styles (the selection mainly contains textile designs, in part weaves and a number of rare books from the period from 1830 to 1990) — but also goes into a conversation with them in his text and new work (of which the newest iteration is his Frozen Garden series). It’s clear that, in this case, collecting is not merely safekeeping: it is keeping their spirit alive — thus collecting becomes conversing, tracing becomes scanning and pigment becomes pixel. In turn, his work is inextricably linked with this cross-pollination between the artist, the textile creator and the collector.

“The collection brought together in this book is a forum for myself, a sort of sanctuary. Many drawings are pure strength, bearing the time and the creative energy of that time with them. It’s also the same as simultaneously digging through my own archive of designs and drawings; important, they nourish new periods of creation. Reviewing, discovering, understanding.” Marc van Hoe

Featuring a separate booklet that allows readers to enjoy some of the finer details of his collection, the book also contains rigorous texts from textile and fashion historian Mireille Houtzager, Honorary Director from Design Flanders Johan Valcke as well as curator of the Horta Museum Benjamin Zurstrassen. Their texts reflect on the complicated journey (in both time and space) in which different people – usually separately from each other – are involved when it comes to textile-making, and show how each movement influences the one that came before it.

‘The Van Hoe Collection: Grammar of Textiles” is available here. Additionally, the exhibition “Secrets of the Studio“ at Horta Museum in Brussels — which will be on view until September 27th— shows a selection of 60 works from the Van Hoe Collection.

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As late as 1897, "Big" Sandy Lake was considered "as inaccessible as the North Pole". It was an area distant from main trade routes, the closest Hudson Bay posts were located at Island Lake to the west and at Big Trout Lake to the east. This vast expanse of lakes and forests were the hunting grounds of the Little Suckers (referring to a type of fish) and Crane Clans, the ancestors of most of the Sandy Lake and Deer Lake people.In the last decades of the 1800's, the leading man of the Little Suckers was the famous Jake Fiddler, or 'South Wind'.

Jake Fiddler was a great medicine man, conjurer and healer of the people. It is known he visited the May-May-quay-shi-wok in the rock cliffs. He cured the whitefish in South Trout of worms and once he brought back the sturgeon to Cobham Falls. The leading man of the Cranes was Papmekeesikquap at this time.When Jake Fiddler died in 1907, his son Robert Fiddler became Ogemakan (Chief) and in 1910 he signed an adhesion to Treaty Number Five for his people at Deer Lake. The Little Suckers remained at Deer Lake until 1926 when Robert Fiddler decided to establish the reserve for his people at the mouth of Finger Lake at "Big" Sandy Lake. The Sandy Lake people traditionally used the clan system. The Oji-Cree translation is "dodem". Clans are animals which families associate themselves with. If a member of the sucker clan meets another member of the same clan, even for the first time, they greet each other as brothers and sisters. It is custom that all children inherit the father's clan symbol. The five main clans and their respective surnames in Sandy Lake are the Suckers (Fiddler, Goodman, Harper), the Pelicans (Meekis), the Cranes (Kakegamic, Kakepetum), the Caribou (Linklater, Rae), and the Sturgeon (Mamakeesic)When Robert Fiddler and the Little Suckers arrived at Sandy Lake they joined the Cranes, the Harper, Kakegamic, Kakepetum and Linklater families who have been settled on "Big" Sandy Lake since treaty.When Robert Fiddler passed away in 1939, Thomas Fiddler became Chief until his retirement in 1968.

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A Colorful Journey into the Occult

For my next miniature project after Conan I decided I wanted to try a piece with very strong environmental light. I’ve been sitting on this great bust from Secret Workshop for months, and I finally felt ready to take on the challenge of painting it.

While not strictly OSL (there are no luminous objects present), the effect of the strong, directional ambient light aims at much the same thing.

I actually tried a very similar effect on a piece last year, but this time the light situation and model are more complex, and the intended result more subtle. Incidentally, both pieces were sculpted by Maxime Penaud.

I started by creating very warm yellow & orange skintones to signal the presence of a flame nearby, likely some sort of torch or brazier. As always, the skintones were fun and relatively easy! Then began the hard part.

I put the effect in place over his red robes. The entire robe was painted crimson (with some different undercoats to reinforce the lighting), so the warmer red and orange tones again suggested a fiery light source.

Next I put in place a moonlight cast on the opposite side of the model. This was really hard, and the help of several friends improved my work over several days. I struggled with saturation, value, and the coordination of the lighting among the various elements.

At this point I started taking pictures of the mini with a black background to start to show whether the effect were working. I still feel myself to be a novice at this sort of lighting, so I’ve been trying to carefully assess my painting at every stage.

The final light source is a more subtle purple glow from beneath the figure. The purple forms a natural bridge between the blue and red sections of the model, and the softer light provides contrast and a bit of rest for the eyes.

February is cold and snowy, the pandemic continues to freeze our social life, and work has been emotionally grueling. While I’m pushing myself hard on this figure and have endured some inevitable frustration, I also look forward to the hours I spend painting as a chance to retreat into quiet imagination, creativity, and craft. I hope you’ve been able to engage in a little mini painting therapy lately, too!

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  1. I second both the difficulties of the cold weather and work becoming grueling. That is exactly how I’ve been feeling. I really like this new bust and it lets you channel a bit of your interest in Lovecraft which is a good thing in my book. I like the ambitious lighting you’re going for as well. That is one part of busts that are intimidating. I have a lot to learn on smaller models as I’m frequently discovering on my current project. I’m looking forward to seeing the finished product. It looks like you don’t have far to go now!

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We are not born readers, we learn to turn words into worlds. But why is fine writing lauded while excellent reading is ignored?

In The Art of Reading, philosopher Damon Young reveals the pleasures of this intimate pursuit through a rich sample of literature: from Virginia Woolf’s diaries to Batman comics. He writes with honesty and humour about the blunders and revelations of his own bookish life.

Devoting each chapter to a literary virtue—curiosity, patience, courage, pride, temperance, justice—The Art of Reading celebrates the reader’s power: to turn shapes on a page into a lifelong adventure.

Damon Young is a prize-winning philosopher and writer. He is the author of seven books, including How to Think About Exercise, Philosophy in the Garden and Distraction. His works are published internationally in English and translation, and he has also written poetry and short fiction. Young is an Honorary Fellow at the University of Melbourne.

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Recommendation Letter for Tom Dolan for Edgar County Sheriff:

I have been providing EMS service, volunteer and full time for a combination of 10 years in Edgar County both in the North and the South sections.

Over the past years, I have noted an extreme lack in law enforcement presence in this county. I have been in several unsafe situations where it took a deputy several minutes to get to me, or I have had to stage until one arrives.

I also am aware of how large our county is and how long it takes to get from point A to point B. However, one deputy or even two on at a time makes for longer wait times. What is it going to take for the sheriffs department to make sure the citizens and emergency responders are safe? I would hate to find out.

We have several schools in this county and all are wide open for disaster. No active shooter drills county wide have been done with EMS/fire agencies to insure a proper response and tactical care of patients. Running through an old building and or a training building is not proper training and comes across as a joke to most involved.

I feel the Sheriffs department should be working closely with the emergency responders to ensure safe and proper training for those kinds of situations. Training is no joke and should be done regularly and in a real time setting.

These are only a couple of my concerns regarding the sheriffs department. As a medical responder, on November 6th I will walk in to my voting booth and vote for Tom Dolan, in hopes that he will try his best to ensure better safety, good equipment, qualities and values within the Edgar County Sheriffs Department.

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  • Fromm Four-Star Pork & Applesauce Dog Food combines Pork, Oatmeal, and Potatoes to create a wholesome, grain-in diet specially formulated for dogs of all life stages.

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A base of Pilsner and Wheat for color and texture lets a Witbier’s other parts shine. Bittered with Magnum hops then given a sprinkling of Coriander seed toward the end of boil, Il Veliero gets a dose of fresh Orange Zest in the whirlpool and is fermented on WLP410 for a round mouthfeel and light phenolics. The beer is then repeatedly assaulted with fresh Grapefruit and Orange Zest at the end of fermentation building to over 15g/L of Double Dry Zest (DDZ) action. The perfect boat beer to get stranded on the rocks with.