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Please keep watching. I am in the process of completing a major article that includes an up to date report on the status of the Chapel and the Shroud, many photographs of the fire and the heroic Shroud rescue and links to some other sites with related information. I hope to have this on the web by 8:00pm PDT. Since I have received a massive amount of material during the last 6 hours and must assimilate it into the article, your patience is appreciated. Please check back in about three hours. TURIN, ITALY: In the early hours of the morning today, fire ravaged the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist and the adjoining Guarini Chapel, where the Shroud of Turin has been kept since 1578. According to news reports, the Shroud was saved by the heroic efforts of firemen, who dared the flames and used large hammers to break the bulletproof glass protecting the silver casket in which the cloth is stored, then rushed it, unharmed, to safety outside the Cathedral. The cloth has been temporarily taken to an undisclosed site for safekeeping, while the damages to the Cathedral and Chapel are assessed. No immediate cause was given for the fire and no estimates of the damages have yet been made, although reports say that both the Cathedral and Chapel were severely damaged. The 17th century Cathedral was the planned site for the upcoming 1998 and 2000 exhibitions and was being renovated for the events.
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Quite a lot of candidates stand by the bedside, and you can see them thinking about what step comes next. Others get to the end of the examination, sit down, then jump up and go back to do something that they forgot. There will be at least one, maybe two, examination stations in the OSCE, where you have to actually examine a patient. Other stations require you to ask for physical examination findings. You need to know what to ask for. These sites have really great videos and/or outlines of physical examinations that commonly occur in OSCE stations. Most do have videos attached, a couple don't. My advice is to watch a video or read one summary every night before you go to bed from now up until you do the OSCE. The other way to revise is to commit to doing AT LEAST ONE examination of a complete body system on a patient every day in your surgery. So if a patient comes in complaining of feeling Short of Breath, if appropriate, do a full Respiratory or Cardiovascular examination. See if you can do it in less than eight minutes.
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Historical research and writing is much more than the recitation of facts it is characterised by dialogue and debate among scholars, across national boundaries and across the generations. A critical understanding of how research and understanding develops and shifts over time, and the contestability of facts and perspectives, is crucial to the training of any historian, and for a group of students who will undoubtedly go on toplay important and constructive roles in society. Students should be encouraged to take courses specifically focusing on historiography, and students should engage in critical analysis of historiography in all units and in all assessed work in order to make the most of their potential. I felt that the programme was very strong overall. It offers students a wide range of different topic areas. Judging by the marks, the teaching seems of a very good standard. I was particularly impressed by the marks received for HY241: What is history?In my experience, students often struggle with this type of historiographical courses, but the marks werevery good here, a testament I think to the teaching. Most of the assessment I examined was in the form of exam scripts. This was the most marked contrast with my own institution, at which there is more emphasis on continuous assessment. I did wonder how students felt about 100% of a mark being based on the exam. However, I note that other courses did have elements of continuous assessment, so perhaps the students exercise their discretion when selecting modules.
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