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Thursday, February 2, 2017

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TOP NEWS
Veteran Calif. EMT killed while helping stranded motorist
Confrontation between Ohio cop, EMT goes viral
South African medics seriously hurt after ambulance crashes into hippo
Student after performing lifesaving CPR: 'I want to be a paramedic':Autumn Denyer said saving the man pushed her interest back to the health field
Responders call off helicopter rescue after drone interferes:Responders were attempting to rescue a victim that fell 100 feet down an oceanside cliff
Puppy lifts spirits at Ill. ambulance company: Company personnel have expressed that the puppy’s presence has been an effective stress reliever
Man fires shot into Ariz. ambulance with 4 people onboard
Iowa rescue squad, hospital works to reduce service delays
Pa. ambulance transporting infant, nurse skids into ditch
Officials launch campaign aimed at increasing patient safety awareness
Experts discuss issues facing community paramedicine
Importance of situational awareness process for emergency responders
The Evacuation Slyde by Belluscura
Discover how this sled helps you improve the way you move patients up and down stairs or other uneven terrain in the case of fire, natural disasters, attacks or other emergencies.
Watch the video 
Better Intubation with the C-MAC® Pocket Monitor
KARL STORZ offers the portable C-MAC® Pocket Monitor which has virtually no learning curve due to its use of standard Macintosh and Miller blades for adults through neonates.
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EMS ADVOCACY
Volunteer EMS agencies get creative to function more effectively
By Robert Stadelman, EMS1 Contributor
Five N.Y. agencies collaborate to ensure community EMS coverage during weekdays by sharing personnel and resources.
Different solutions 
EMS HUMOR
10 more thoughts only a paramedic will understand
By EMS1 Staff
Most of these thoughts, if not all, are difficult to explain to the average Joe or Jane.
When the tones drop 
TOP VIDEOS
Top EMS videos of January 2017
By EMS1 Staff
The top clips include educational tips on piercings and airway management and a hip-hop CPR PSA.
Watch the videos 
NOW ON EMS1
White Shirts: The high cost of low morale
COPD exacerbation: 5 things EMS providers need to know
595The hardest part about being a paramedic
320Wis. fire dept. mandates body armor for paramedics
306Why no one will ever understand you like your EMS partner
250Confrontation between Ohio cop, EMT goes viral
139COPD exacerbation: 5 things EMS providers need to know
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One Book, One New York: A Book Club for the City
By Pamela Wong on Feb 01, 2017 03:50 pm

“One Book, One New York” is a citywide initiative that will bring book-loving New Yorkers together to read the same book at the same time. The program was announced today by the Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment and BuzzFeed. New Yorkers will vote for one book out of 5 award-winning titles with timely themes […]

The Down-Low: Goat Head Found In Crown Heights Park & Other Stories You Shouldn’t Miss
By Pamela Wong on Feb 01, 2017 02:29 pm

The Down-Low is our round-up of stories as well as other curiosities throughout Brooklyn. And a bit of ephemera, too. Devastating Fire Destroys Marine Park Family’s Home. [Daily News] High Levels of Lead Found in Bay Ridge Junior High School’s Drinking Water. [Brooklyn Paper] Noted Bay Ridge Activist Receives Online Threats Post Women’s March. [Brooklyn […]

9 Great Camps For Winter Vacation Fun
By Amber Ceffalio on Feb 01, 2017 01:21 pm

Public schools are off the 3rd week of February. To help out our Brooklyn parents, we’ve compiled a list of winter break camps around the borough that still have space. Camp specialties range from athletic play to creative play. Most camps allow the option to register by the day or for the entire week. We’re […]

Eating With Arsalan: Best South Asian Food In Brooklyn (VIDEO: Part 1)
By Hugo Smith on Feb 01, 2017 09:52 am

We loved Arsalan’s recommendations of where to eat along Coney Island Avenue, so we checked out a few of his favorite spots and learned a bit more about the food, and what to order. Shandar Sweets & Restaurant: Along with a big counter of super-sweet desserts, Shandar has the usual array of savory offerings. This, says […]

Robbery & Home Invasion on E15th and Ave Y in Sheepshead
By Liena Zagare on Jan 31, 2017 03:27 pm

The police is looking for help in identifying the individuals seen in the images in connection to a middle of the night robbery that occurred last Saturday, January 28th. Around 2:30am, a 24-year-old man was approached by three suspects near Avenue Y and East 15th Street. They showed a gun, zip tied the victim, and used his keys to […]



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Jane McAdan Freud at TIMH

Presents
A Memorable Evening with Jane McAdam Freud
Jane will apply her great grandfather’s concept of "das Ding" (the Thing) to objects of art in general and her work in particular.
March 10, 2017 at 7:00pm
The Kosciuszko Foundation
15 E 65th St.
New York, NY 10065
Photograph: Sarah Lee for the Guardian
Jane McAdam Freud, winner of the European Trebbia Awards for achievement in the arts 2014, is represented in the major public collections at home and abroad including the British Museum and the Victoria and Albert Museum, and 43 solo exhibitions. She has presented at numerous psychoanalytic conferences and institutes on the relationship between psychoanalysis and art.

Jane has taught courses at the Royal College of Arts, the University of the Arts, and the Academy of Fine Art in Antwerp. She has published several papers on her works, which focus on family history and are informed by psychoanalytic theory. 

 
2 CEUs WILL BE OFFERED FOR THIS WORKSHOP

Fees:
General Admission $75.00
Non TI Students    $25.00
Psychoanalytic Society Membership $65.00
Free for Psychoanalytic Society Members & TI Students

Register & Purchase Tickets:
Please visit the TI Calendar Page. 
Everyone must register. ***Please indicate if you would like CEU Credit so we can print a certificate.***

Inquiries:
Please email Heather deCastro at hdecastro@me.com